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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-30
E D u c. Il T / O N
TT. WILBAR,

Late MASTER sf tie Sfsinr Hosjs Acn<rwl
Bn;Sb.bstgFoxe
BEGS leave RESPECTFULLY to intorn3
the ieisbitaa;s of Aiexsad,ia aod rs wsin,ty,
thar lar he rcqy,:h of many OF his items he has
redu ei his terms OF ,eition TO Fi0s DoAAr' PEE
suart.y, and 0ae Dollar en'ranfr.
AZ An Evening School will be
opened on Mo=1y ar.t, IN. ,d o. sep'enhei,
Is ON s o'socl; ',!ll o~-as the NO cate price OF
TSree Dc'izri pr quarter. Peas, lax, aad MS
woot in nicJ.
Auspa t9 q W.
The iubfcriber, adminillrator TO the
cfase and caetss ., Eagtne HGuly deee"'ed' &c.
queas all pcfgoOs wha have claims tgii"'t Inc o.
tate, to bring them forward, legally authenti:
catea, for lsitlcmert and thoe inaaosa WIZ
oleaGe to make immediate payment.
William Oxley.
kr~rA
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WILLIAM . XII Z 7

HAS ON HAND,
'Yk;ed St ryN dy3et u on terms aSVantegs'a'
10 lie ssrt5eftrs, t5y cab 81 .0tf',
The following Articles, VIZ
Sup,fTns and fecond cloths
Ke,ierncres and fwandow0s
Bez,Eslns ard fearnonghts
Durarts and caiImancoes
Sonb2z:ts and wildbores
Corstnon aal boipd camolet;
SILK. cotton, and worried ho&ers
Eng!lh extra long Elk gloves
Six twif and thread
Diaper and coIan'cn tarcs
Paper and poand pins
White and printed :narleiiles
Laces, edgiass and gimPs
Elcgaat black and white lace wells:
Patent do. 90.
Satin p:e,oug and ak handkerchis!'
a.. o.s, and o. Car,brick mullins
India Jaconet do.
Fustiass, buckran. &c. sc.
Also. .r i,
A few bales Of Nesro Cadliss, and che trunk
fix and cotton niags.
January 7. .----
~ A few Copies of the american
Gardener, for lale by Robert Gray, IN
,King,fre
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N O T | c Z.
The Subfcriber

ETRt; 10 RENT or SELL. The (o!osO'ng
Property, on sns-itress, uiz.
& He CO&|ER STORE, iasciy rccumed
{ by timrIf : The fame IS equal 70 an, n
town fer retail fore, ar Will be tente- ve5Y
cheap. Alfo, the HOUSE lately occupied by
Dos.or H~Il; the houac Ii very convenient md
in coed repair-this ALTO will bs rcnrcd'a bar+
gain if applied for immediately, Eof TENS, ap!
ply TO
THOMAS RICHARDS,
or in his sbisne: 80 Mrs. Hgf0u, living On the
FEemirs.
auguh s, -
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@~E ". D. 3IMMS has commenc-
ed 1bs P,9f'rt sf Ld9, and means to attend
tHe Coufss of Alexandra and Warrington ccun.
ties, IL the dit.r,& Of Colan5;s 1.-the n nchcGer
D.fra Coert in Virginia, and Prince Gecrgs's
ana Gharss Gooaty Conrss, in Maryland.
Ausua 26. d5W
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LAWRASON g FOWEE

LAWRASON g FOWLE
H4yt jza rtreivsa. b, tbe brig Rarn0zy, RsSe'f
3. Hall, mater, fran Beesa.
bales bef Beerboon Gurrats
3 do. Sewing Twice
: : Ss.4 In Y:a,f E'''" }FREsH TEAS.
20 boxes hsf Spanifn Ssgsrs
pipes hsf Quality Cognac Brardy
&C barrels N. E. Rna1
hhds. retailing Mo!aaes
barrels Sperm. OH
a tsw boxes Sps,ra. Candles
10 boxes brown Gosp
And quantity OF Platter Paris.
Ju!y 6. @
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paDItr Sale.
q, TUESDAY next,

On TuESDA i next,
,.,ck. will De fold at the Vcndue Store,
a z u III
~. and b!,. Preach Bsaudy ia pipes,
Gin q IL pipe, ard BILE.
ws;tey sud Apple Bandy ia DIS.
ssS,r ia hhds. ticrcs' aHd els.
S s.. rs brow. Soap .,a i.bo..',
Manila W and dipt Candles J
D.;sns ia kegs, boxes and jars,
Tir, il kegs and frails'
ne..o's Ware 10 crates,
g0USEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
Variety of DRY GOODS.
among which are
Cloths. Coatirgs, Kerieneres,
Mas. Plains, Kciicys, Negro Cotton''
S,o.,. Elaaicks, blue FREEZES,
c,limsacos,, Rafsls, Yarn Stockings
Csin.zes and Ca!licoes,
Iis Linens, dilefa DO.
O,nsburcs and Ticklsnburgs,
Wr,ir and Muslin Handkerchief,
t.1i, Musiiss and Table Clothes,
pardanna Handkerchiefs,
colo,,a Ths.ads, HatI and sandry other
milclsa >, ~
Dec, 20.
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Sups,6ne cloths and coourcd eambfckss
rsa;us,.s. Dimitics,
Cotton calanieTes, o. 90, CanbTics
white and eooured muAins,
;.zns pankerns and India, book, iaconst
naiaps, and mpI! mnli, n,uf.
Long and hort nan. Inns, IN
kccp, s4oiohaoe snaspfasnaIr
alue DO. red aripsd csmbrisk
White a1d coloured aiste,
nar:eiIss, Lace,
Waiacosting, ca, Lace hawls,
On 7-s, 1tih lin. Long ditto,
mems, long lawns, Super hrocadsd DO.
III IS, Shifting cot Epglih and French Ink
ton, gloves.
T,ib and Flanders lheet. Kid ditto,
;aq. Pic mic mitts,
plattilas, Englia, fplit a,sw bon.
Brttanas, nets, 49,
Si!eGas, Maots,s and oandanna
SILK. cotton and thread IA ndkercLiefs,
hofsYv. Bsttas,
D;an.r table cloths, Mamnodies,
Napkins, SurTai', %c.sStc'
<,hiatz sa,licaas ard 10
All Of which he has determined |,
{ell at the moi reduced prices:
/ Mey r6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
Mr.. Hopkins Oration.

The following extract, j, taken from an Grafton, deiT-
cred by Tamss D. H9ptin-, Esq. in this town, at
the late celebration Of the Anniversary Of American
Independence After giving fhOrt hiltory Of she
waihn~ton and Adams administrations, he has the
the following pertinent obfervatiOn'.
Shall We not, then, for our public blei-
fngs for al Hsu,- national PrgPrrity, own our
obligations to the federal adminltratlon :.
Or is public gratitude entombed with the
alhes of our Wilmington. +?
They were the fame principles, which
eHabliihed the fedearl contribution, and
rated the fallen fabric of our national re-
TneGablity, which now call upon the
friends of virtue, and good government, TO
check the demoralizing Progrefs Of political
error. Americans! it is folemn call. The
antIedcralifs, though defeated, were not
mbdued. Aided by the wicked arts, falle-
hood. hvpocrify, and ilander, they have
Gained in influence, and increafed in num-
hers. to a degree which threatens the fub
verGon Of our rights and liberties, and the
d;aoIution of cur independence. Upon ev-
crv important national quefion, the jour
nails Of Congrefs exhibit the ftrength Of
bonilty TO found principles, from 1871 to
the prcfent day. And had we loft The re-
collection ofrecent wants, we fhouid there
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

NOW Kumtord )theneerunnihs north nineteen deoree4
Welt on tad line, two miles and two hundred and
nety-eght rods, to Eait-Andover; then foutb feven
" one degrees welt by faid Falt- ndover and land
iod 70 Sas Hall and others, four miles and two bup
1rea and thirty-tive rods a fake then north nine
'een degrees welt, three lea and two hundred rods
10 tne iouth-eaiterly corner Of the ownfhp called \
lumber two; then fouth, eighty nine degrees wen
y me loutbcrly line Of the townfhp ait mentioned
Vo mlies and about fvty rods, to the northeanerIy
7rner Of the townlhiP called a, number one. thn1
outh eight degrees weR by the townihip laR men.;on
"a hX niles and about two hundred and eiobtv rod.
90 the nor5h-ealtery corner c Peabodys patent (nov
"eao} then iouth nineteen degrees cat bv faid Gil
7ad TO Sudbury Canada, NOW BetheO thence eanerlv
oy lald Bethel and the land fold to the fad Howard
70 the place Of beginning And the faid town of New
fy + hefehy veded with all the powers, PRIVILEGES
rights and mmunes, aud ubiect to all the duties and
reqWiItion to which other towns are entitled ar fb
Jected by the contribution and Laws Of this Common
vel
SEC. 2, Be If fnt5,r cup7fI, That other Of The
juhces Of the Peace for the fad county Of Oxford he
,.nd he IS hereby authorized to i1ue his warrant d;
ected 70 tome fuable nhabtant Of the faid town Of
Newryv requiring him TO notify and warn the inhab
ants OF iaId town, TO at fuch convenient time
place, as ihaI be appointed infd warrant 10 cbooCe
uch officers as towns within this commonwealth arc
law, required 10 chsole in the months of March or
April annually.
lARproosI5 Tie Gevc,n,r, TDre Is, 1861
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

No eaule can long Be Imported unlefs founded rrc,
the principles Of truth and juftice The nol;t;,,,
hi"ati0n Of Pennsylvania, alI,rIs evidence cf IA
truth OF this obiervation. The democrat, bay,rs.
obtained majority in the government over ,bs f.d-
eTaIt'"n the full tdeOffucceG,ful experiment" thew
expected iooato arrive It kind Of political n,;IIen.
nIum--Out having commenced the holy work of
reV0u'0nlzing they find It no eafy matter to check
IT'S PTogrei'' To 1how he views Of the two paro.
we ihsil rnblilh the proceedings of each.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
THE NEWSPAPER.
row late EUROPEAN Puiiisatioa.

row Iate EUROPEAN Puijisstion.l
IT'S truth, with def renee to the College,
Newspapers are the fPrings Of knowledge;
The general lource throughout the nation.
Of ev'ry modern conversation.
What would this mighty people dc,
# there, alas was nothing new.
a Anewlpaper IS like fea2,
Some difh affords for every gueh;
Some large, icms lna, fome Aout, fome tender,
For every Aomach, Hout Or fender
Thoie who roait beef and wine delight in,
Are Plsaf'd with trumpets, drums, and fighting,
For thofe who are more lightly made,
Are srts, and lciencer and trade.
For fanciful and amourous blood,
We have foft poetic food.
For witty and fatyric folks,
High-feafon'd attic ialtsd Jokes,
and whs~ We trive to pleals the n,oE.
y" 0'' W." "''7--aI or a lob.
If anV geEl'm wants WV,
IA partner, as It's termd, for Hfs1
An advertisement anlwerI well,
And quickly brings the pretty belle.
If you want health conlult our pages
You aall be well, and live for ages;
Our empires, in fearch Of bread,
DO every thing but raife the dead.
Lands may be had, # they are wanted
IIoufes purchaled, or rented
Sbips-fhops Of ev'ry nlaPe and form,
tiorleI, lervants, coaches, fwam;
No matter whether good or bad,
We tell you where they may be had.
Our fervices We can't ezpref',
The good we do you hardly guefs;
There's not want of human kind,
But we a remedy can find.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
Republican Nffctil,e.

Derry towalhiP, Northumberland coantv-T.rso
"A reiPetfabIe number Of the democratic
republicans OF Derry tOwnfhip, on previous
nG[ce o'nG gwen a7 lasP}Rlood & the homie
= Samuel Hutcbinion Ecing cbslfn Pyefdsnt,
and
John Rufcl, Secretary.
The following refolutious were Gnani-
r5'4ly adopted.
I. Rel6Ivea, That the exiting contribution
of Pennfylvania invelts too much power, IN
the Executive becaule when he can pro
cure, ons third Of the Senate to coincide
with him, in his political tenets. even if
they were ever ablurd or Prejudlcial to the
intercf, of the people. He, by his royal
negative, can control he whole Houle Of
Representatives and the other two thirds Of
the Senate, which, in our opinion, is alb
furd in the extreme.
z. Refolved. That the power Of the con
fitution given him in the appointment q
70 many men, to fill Offices of honour and
profit, further increafes his influence, there
by rendering him more dangerous, to thc
independence, liberty and equally OF the
people.
Rcfolved. That Thomas M'Kean
the prefent Governor Of PenlyIyania, has
By his unprecedented number Of negatives
his liberal abufe benowed or citizens whC
iigned petition in favour Of The cali Of 2
convention, and the abuGve language Civ
en- to the peoples Representatives,, f.rfei
ed all the confidence ever this meeting re
pofed in him.
I. Refolved, that this meeting will iup
port Simon Snyder for governor oR the q
Tueldav in October next.
(. Refolved, That the prcfent conititu
ton citabliihes the judiciary paramount to
and independent Of, the people, as ha
been fully exempliGed in the iiue of II
impeachment exhibited againf the judges
the fupreme court.
6. Relolvcd That the tenure of Office {
Senators is too long and that they ought
be made to pafs tefore the ordeal Ct the PEI
pie annually.
6. kefoivcd, that this meeting will U
every lawful means in their power to hay
convention called to amend the cOnttitI
tion in the feveral cafes aforeiaid.
8. Refolved, That John Binns the editc
of the " Republican Argus" deferyes we
f of his country, for his manly adherence
, true republican principles, notwithitandr
the bafe afperGons, falfe caumnies, and he
. fetched inyedives, 70 profuledly dealt again
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
CONDITIONS.

THE GAZETTE will continue to &c prblifhed for
thofe fubicribers who receive their papers at the
Office, or in packages by the mail at the price
Of ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS, year,
being cheaper than any paper Of the fame fac
pubiibed il New-EngIand.
H. Srbcribers who live in town aud thofe who have
their papers ceaIed and forwarded feparatey will
be charged Two Dollars
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

ma lnconteitlble proof, that the dominant
party IN our country is the fame faction.
which uniuccefsfuIly op9ofcd our conifi,u.
'iop' Uniform, ard confant has been their
opPohtion to the principles sof that lynem
Or policy, which is the fublmeN cfort of
human wlldom, and mans laR hope Of !
tree republican government.
Carefully to prelerve the precious fr.r-
mentS Of our contribution, which remain
let no modern philofopher, or revilrr #
Wilmington be eletteI to Office. Brlou,
your confidence on thofc who meya. and nor
on thole who tfet popularity. ManfuIIv sc
'ert your rights Of inquiry into the p1bIc
conduct OF your rulers. Cherih the nr;n-
ciPie, that the executive and judicial branch
eS OF government mutt be iqde3endtnf. and
""f"E! ebeckr upon each otter, as Won wouId
avo'd the deiPotifm, which the too nrcv,-
tent principles in our country, have already
eitAoliihed in Fr9ncc. Encourage edrc.
tion' and diileminatc ufeful KNOWLEDGE
support moral and religious Obligation 4.
gainit the Pernicious doctrines Of modero
PhloioPhy. On every importent pabJic
meaiure' let Us recure to frf principles in
government -. this, like the miraculous
pillar which conducted Ifrael Of old. will
Iead u.s. through the paths Of danger, 70
P0htlcai latety' and national happincfs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
Ep autbo itv.
CoMwoNwEAtrH or NAssAcHust1Ts

n tJs yaz q epy s, t5oaa5 eg5: 5a-dreI rad ge.
An at TO incorporate the plantation called Bss7yiei,
il the county Of O1|or4, into town BY the name Of
NezrrT.
Srcr. l. Be IT FNACTED 5y sIe and Senate,
hgs J Reprcsztr.vss a. CereyII Can't o9snbiR and lJ
=. authority q fhe El-r That the plantation heretofore
eaaed BoiwicS in the county OF Oxford, defcri6ed
within the following boundaries with the inhabitants
thereon, be- and they are hereby incorporated inso
town nv the name Of Newry, viz-Begnning at the
northerly corner OF tract Of land fold to Phinea'
AisWara and on ths we0erly line Of New Pennacook
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

TIE Editors deem it refpec,ful to addrers tbei-
readers and patrons with avoval Of the PRINCIPLES
which VIII govern in conducting the PORTLAND CA
zErrE.
Il has been universally allowed, that the freedom q
tie preis and tae general exenGon Of knowledge, Is
q ihe hra Importance m antain republican form
OF government; and as there obiets are well or IN
conducted, all civilized fociety will finally be Gupport-
ed, or overihrown.
Holding ourelves rafponfblefor the contents Of the
Gazette, and conddering our own nteref inleparabe
from that of the community, it will be our contant en-
ds1vour to conduct paper in fuch manner, as L
merit the appreciation Of the friends Of good order, and
rational liberty
The contribution Of the United States is ufllv con-
Gdsred the palladium Of rights and an adher-
ence the principles and melrures Of the luxurious
WASHINGTON, and his VIE and virtuous coadutor.
who aiGed in the formation and administration of on
government, conGder as the only means to reierve
the union, honor, haP?inels and prolperity Of our
country
The politics Of the Gazette will Be decidedly federal
L IS Preumed no will quoton the neceiIity, in
a free government, where all power i, derived from
'hepeoPe, Of aninadvertng upon the ? rincipIos Of
pubic men, and the tendency Of their mealure, but
in the eEercile Of this righ regard for our own rep
utation viii not fuTer to oGe GgAt Of truth and
decency.
Private character ought ever to be held facred on
no occahon fhall we admit that, which may wound
the feelings Or injure the good name Of any.
Il IS political maxim, teted by the experience Of
ages thar without reverence for the Supreme Being
< un'fo.m practice Of religcu, and moral duties,
no government San nor long eEl -and as friend,
Of RAgi'a5, well PsAt4I toleration we hope for
the iuPPort Of eY lsaazpi7zti,r5 Of Chrihians.
No exeTtion' will be pared 70 obtain the sariiet and
mOa cOrrett foreign intelligence, whether of politica
Or commercial nature 70 far .e ,-, - ,ort,nc.
10 snr readers-but dan1efic information, viii Clam
! the largeR fhare ofour attention.
: AT time ike the preient, when fuch opinions are
gaining ground as have direct tendency render
life, liberty and property nlecare when party intOl-
erance threatens to deprive vr5ue and talents Of all
! Sonfdence and refpett-Glence would be ccnftrued
x zs crime is nceehary that the understanding "a
ther than the paions fthe people ihouId Be addrel
= ell.
j 10 enable US to profecute work with edeSt,
= foc the aid and allRance OF all thoe VINO from prin
lple value the e1iFence of our excellent republican
inatu:iors.
From men Ct talent, and lefure rcquca communi-
a. sztons
td Relying the pubic for patronage with Ready
ha undertaking hand all endeav0r preent
ders with whatevern tend to iuPPort cod govern
rnent to nculcate relpett for religion, or promote
sa the practice of the focial virtues.
par With Gncere belief that caule j. juf, and will
prevail,
Ipr We are, the public mot o6edient
~ and very humble iervants,
ss ISAAC ADAMS,
1fl WILLIAM JENKS, JuF.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

C5antertcifer5 Were aPPrehrrded ss
Barre. (Vt.( ana committed to goal OF the
I'D init. Samuel sprin9 aud Kulei Und5r-
wood. on fufpicion Of counterteitlcg Bank
bills Of various delcriptons. he ioTm.r
had with him hills Of the following r7hk !.
fome extremely well ex- cuted and c'b rs
badly. viz. 10 and dollar bills of ew-
iampfhire bank; dollar bin, Of .ainc
sank dollar bills cf Rhode sIGar 1 tn
ion bank; 6 dollar bills Of Philade' 7hia F..
rhange bank fared ihroep and : :
dollar bill of Chcfhiye bank. It. IS laid the2
are old offenders.
Three or four French priva+. 20 eo~.,.
ue cruizing off Charlotte. hs,bonr arI
one i of New-Y cvE>
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

hIm' by his implacable enemies in The col.
,umns OF The " Sunbury and Northumber-
O. Keiolved, That the proceedings Of
'n,' meeting Be Publiihed in the Republican
Argus. Signed By order of the meet;ng
;. HU FCHlNGSON, Py-hdent. >
JoIN russell, Sec'ry. Atyora7
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
our Dollars Per Anaum... paid in advance.l
EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES,
5T WILLL6lfSBURG.

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rowLEs. cIk

w h the subscribers agree to run
Wv a SYEBPyq,fX ROE, one mile
hess. over tue course as Mansfield, in Amelia
county, On Thursday he 2isl day of Noyenber
next win Colts and FiIlies two year old his
spring and no more, carrying on each sc 10 en-.
rance loo dollars, half forfeit
Thomas Watkins bay coli BY d. Devil, out
Of Pandora
Phil Hclsombe, Malvina. by D. Devil, out
Of MeddIeana.
John Ford. by Clifton. out of Shacke mare.
Wade Mosby, an alderman. full sister 70 su.
tO'IUus.
William Johnfon, Diomsd.
ho,aric Tgrpin fiily, by Dare Devil.
Oa. 8, 1875 ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
AIoTIcE, that intena 10 leave. ass

=. state in the courAe often fifteen days. and
to move 10 the stais of Tennessse-I have the,e-'
fore appointed my FREUD Edwa,d Burnett, OF
Ches,esheid county, my agent in this state, who
will collect and pay all M oebts. 49,,
Joseph Roper. :.
An persnus having claims against the above
mentioned Joseph Rope-, are desired TO apply 70
me for settIsmens and those indeb ed are desi,
red to make to me immediate pay uient. IS no in
dagence will be lilo red
Edward Burnett, !.
Attorney in 'a0 for ]. B.
Also. am attorney IN fasf Cor lon Roper.
who left this place SEINE lime ago c.d wcnr to
the stsescf Tennessee, and VIII settle win all
persons having claims against the said John 70.
PES, T.. RuRNeTr, Au'y, &c.
Chcs,erfeld, SIN on 1895. ws.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
FHE subscriber having taken on


i himseif,h administration Of the estate of
Richard Baugh. deceased. gives this pubic no.
tice. that on the Sd day Of OAober nexr. at the
late dwelling of the deceased, in the town of
Manchester. he will expose TO sale the following
PROPE RT1', which composes the whole OF
The dccedent's estate. viz : Lscy q woman with
her t.yo children Sal, a woman, and Hannah
a girl, together with the whole Household and
Kitchen Furniture, as also two Mich Cows
The Terms viii be. that From the frst sales of,he
estate. the amount OF c75 u,ust be made in rea I,
dy money to answer the payment Of house rent (;
on the Iesidne of the properly credit Of twelve
months viii be given on III sums over ten dollars,
the purchaser giving bond With approved securi-
~ bearing interest from thu date isnot pun&ua.ly
paid; FOR all sums under. tae money willie ex.
Ieaed before the removal oi,he articles purchas.
ed. BENZ 4nIN GRAVES.
Admir-. of Eich'd. Baugh. dec.
Chesterfield. Sept 18Th, 1905. VIZ
.s The safe Of the above property is POST
PoNED until I HURSCAY the 24sl, OcTO-
Der NETT. wher ii viii eertainly take place
Benjamin Graves, Admir-.
September 27tb 1906, Or
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
yaIoa,
NOTICE.

"A PETITION win be presented to the Ce-
4 "A neral Assembly of Virginia. at the next
session, praying that an az may pass TO incorps-
rate company for the parpess Of cutting ca
nal on the south side of The falls &c lanes RI
yer. or otherwise improving the navigation of
the river fer the passage. OF Rstteaux, and also
for the establishment Of a Bank in the town OF
Manchester. August 49,
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Edward Burnett,
W. WAkDLAW

rs now opening at his shop on the
Main stree. il. Hichrnd. opposite Mr.. lay
lor's Vcndue Uaice, large Importation Of
NJ l. u l c / N <, S,
Received directly from London, al.o 3 general as.
sovtoieat Of SURG EON,s INST7yU MS,
SSfoP FURNITURE, 5fk PHITYIc ar 31A.
Cif{lisS, PATENT MEDICINES &c. sc
LIS MS intentioH sokeep, a, all times, a supply.
OF Genuine Medicines, sufficient 20 answe. The
enscent defulnd; which will be sold low for cash
90 on the usaa! credit 20 those who viii give fiu.
sufficient assurances of punauality.
November 20,h, 1904 wifi
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Err Rent, fOy The ensuing yeaf,
TWO TENEMENTS

One at rae l5Nsr opd Of the bason, near the cold
sprnT, occupied by the subscriber as grocery
ever since 4 was creaed. and is inferior 70 bat
few IN the city for thai business. The other ie'
nement, Occupied the present year by Nc. lho-
mas Underwood. jr.) is adjacent 70 The gr'eery'
aud pleasza,ly situated fos . gci's.l private Ia
iyi:ly 1.-The two tensInents nav be taken togeihef
or senay. ry Possession os the grocery may DC
had az any SINE between this and the Is, day OF
D,eembey, and Of he priyass dwehng 'hc - u
~ Innsr, nex.. I wiz SELL onc OF two re-
ELEMENTS. oa the canal. near the public waFe-
i.oYse-.for further PARTICULARS apply 20
Archclaas Hughes,
Hiehnord 0ao5sr ], 1905, wa