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with Boots shoesas well as if they were on tn.
ipot....~~-A-the Length of the Boot. C-roupd tLs
Calf...Bthe pitch of ditto.-.D-round the heel and
initeP..Eround the inter-. G--acrofs the ball of
the foot Fix tl.e heel aganft perpendicular, and
Rick knife the end of the great toe-iet down In
figures the number Of inches and quarters in the df
ierent meaiures January /. eptf
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Feb. 10. (eptds)
VALUABLE LANDSLIDE SIN

I WISH 10 N HdLF SHIRE in Be Bj6vqI
L S7oo~6 ComSaey-aJs, SHARES in tie GesI
rem dfbenarie |'v0d 70 EGzab.b ,vey-d5s oas tb5f
9b'ec Tya6's IF LAND, i,iag on NaqjlmsaJ rim,
near 8gfo,f5r frrf ras amounting in tie 7Oboc, to M
bont 1900 osres my pcyoa iaeacd to Spys5aS, 01y
bfigformed Of ef"m5 " Ea by directing Ie,iey to mr.
J@e)e'iber' fi0iHg mar he Py-s at Liodayi Gors, M
bema,Ie fopeiy.
FRHs. WILKFF
1Tsyeb 30--(2sw6w
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COOK 81 GRAN1I 49,.

y ESPECrFULLY aequaint the public, and MR.
touar,y tlole who are ford Of encourao;po
y0ang 5sane ,ha. thy have lately procured parca
Of new type, whilh VIII enable diem to execute on
the ihorteh notice, PAMPHLETS, IIAND-P.IIS.
CARDS &c. i'll the ueateii nylc, at the ulsa, ure,
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HAVE JUST RRCEivgD, 4 LARGE SUPPLY az
GROCERIES,, q,i2 >:

M uscevAno Sugar Pepper, Pmento Glove,
I'VE Bctt Green Coffee Nutmegs. nT,.e ~
Double and Jingle refined : CaiIia
hoat sugar Madder, BrimRone, Al.
Ne ,.' "i0iaiie' and Ire lun and Copperas
OH I' SPanilh & Bengal Indigo
o'a Antigua, Jamaica, ) Spermaceti Oil
Santa Cruz, st. Kits } Colorinc
and \. E. Rum : Picked Salmon 49,. r.
Old Cogriac Brandy Fiji ~"
Holland Gin Ney-Yor,. C.ndl.s .,
Madeira, Port, Sherry, ( SOAP
leneFiiie and Malaga : Gun Powder
wine Patent Shot from I to n,
Bottled Port and ClSret Thomas / e,,ore Sc
Caldwell Fralure & Co.'S : Maccaba de-
iupeime Chocolate { Porter Corks
Dung fiyton, Souchong, : Gin Cafes
Imperial, and few Derniiohns
niiters containing lib. Cut qrt & pint Deeapter,
Gun-powder Tea : Plain ore &, half ,;n, ~
Scotch Barley pIai. I'll 1851 Pm az uo'
Freih Oil and Olives pint 81 on,., - PIn''
Baiket Salt On, I'LL, 1TIn1 Di''"'eT'
Freih Muiiard China Rnv,Is frou,
P1niLh "egars to quarts
.'n,lque' Noyan and Tea and Coffee Cups and
bordeaux CordIals saucers
Box Raiins & Amends Pattern Mich. r
Raw & ground Ginger
ALSO-A QUANTITY or
GERMAN OSNABURGS & TICK. RNB1rpc &c
All OF which were feeGted for this marker bu
Fiiher, and will be fold Whoeiale and Retail o j.
March 80. (eoptD
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ALSO-A QUANTITY or
NEAL NELSON,
BOOT y SHOE MANU- ZIP
MAIN-STREET pIcuA,oNn

M AXES Boots & Shoe.
AVE- to any pattern or faih.
ion, equal in point Of Ma.
TERIALs and WoRxMAy.
SHIP to any in general uie,
r. Imported Doors and
SHoEs, of the fri quality
and newell faihion, for fale.
- Gentlemen at a dif.
lance, who are dilpofed 10
forward NE their meafure,
: by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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JUST PUBLISHED,

BY COOK z GRANTLAND,
dNo FOR SAFE II TIE hfNzagA Osg.c.,
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We nall give another experiment, equally eafy of
repetition.
Eaberimcnf-If a large drop of water be form
cd at the end of 4 FINAL fplinter Of wood, deal,
for innance, and this drop he thruf quickly into
the centre OF the fame of newly fnuftd cam
die, which burns bright and clear, the drop of
water will remain, FOR comfortable time, in the
centre OF the fame, without being apparently
affected by the heat and if it be taken out Of
the fame, and put ON the hand, it will not be
found TO be i.aiding hot. re it be held for fomc
time ia the flume, it will be gradually dminiih
ed, By evaporation; but there is reafon TO think
that the heat which it acquires is not commune
Gated by The nime, but by the wood to which
il adherts, which is foon heated by the fame,
and even lct on Ere.
twill ieem, throughoutthe paper, that Count
Rnmford fuppofes that cold, as vel as hot, bo-
dies emit rays, which ne dcnominates frigo,if.
and caoriGc; and that the iutcnlity of the rrys
which hot aud cold bodies emit, in a medium
perfectly transparent, follows the fame law. L,
lIio informs us. that there are 70 many ankns
analOsies between the rays Of light, and thof
myidbe rays, which al bodies, at all temporal
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FISHER 81 LESuEuR

March 26.-(e tn 2nlp.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-25

ple,. Some of those who declai:n the
most violently against me at this moment,
were fedsralists while federalism was ia.
shionabie. My constituents will renem-
that important fact when they hear the ,fu.
ture declarations of those gentlemen. O.
theirs have changed. ! remain unaltered.
I repea, it, I advocate the northern union
with view to the preservation instead of
the destruction of the constitution. And
/ advocate it upon republican principles
alone. will oppose it whenever it is at
tempted to be established upon principles
favorable to aristocracy or monarchy.
JAMES ELLIOT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-25
NEW YORK, June %,
IMPORTANT

Tire schooner Roger William, captain
Brown, arrived yesterday in fourteen days
from St. Barthole By Ter we have
positive information OF the arrival at Bar
BADGES, ola British feet Of eighteen sail of
the line, under the command of rear admit
raj sir X. Bickerton. Lord Nelson who
commanded the above squadron off Tou.
Ion, had gone home in consequence Of i'll
health.
We have also Information that another
French squadron OF Ia sail of the line had
arrived at Martinique, two of which had
gone to Guadalupe. 1t was said that their
first object would be Antigua and Trim
dad.
[Sir Richard Bickerton, was a rear admit
raj under. Nelson, and is on board the
Royal Sovereign, of 100 guns.
Captain Thompson, of the brig Horatio,
in fifteen days from St. Croix, confirms the
above news, except, that the intelligence at
St. Croix was, that a British feet of seven
teen sail of the line had arrived off S,Lucia
And that au,additional French squadron
of 10 sail of the line, &c. had arrived off
Martinique. This captain Thompson had
from an American merchant at St Croix,
the day before he sailed, and it was believ-
ed there.
We have seena letter from Lisbon of
the I'd of May, stating there were twelve
sail of the line at Ferrol, ready for sea with
troops on board.
Captain Fowler, of the schooner Mari.
ner, arrived yesterday from Martinique,
sailed from thence the lat June, at which
time no French fleet had arrived, as report
ed by captain Brown, from St. Barthole.
news.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-25
BALTIMORE, Iune %.

Arrived, schooner Meteor, Frazier, 1 8
days from Jeremie, sailed the 9Th instant.
Left there, ship America Of Philadelphia,
just arrived /; schr Antelope, Gold, Ct
Baltimore, at L'Anceveaux schr, lama
ny, of Petit Town; ship Louisiana Gem-
mel, of Baltimore, at Port al Prince I,
schr. Victory and Stephen at Gonaives.
On the 9th was chased BY priva Ger and
outsailed her-1oth saw the feet, and be-
fore we could gain them, was cut off by
privateers; Immediately put about and at
8 o'clock, in endeavoring to get into the
Mole, was cut off again by three others
was then obliged to put away to leeward,
ard by dint of sailing and rowing got clear
of them. Stood for the Caicos passage,
and thsre fell in with two more, the vind
being fresh outsailed them, and beat up
through Turk Island passage.
Arrived, brig Potomac Upper, from
ST Cr.ix, (Bass. EndD ~ days. Ga the
18th inst. in lat. "a, 20, long. 60, saw 3
schooners in company, standing to the
south, one of which displayed Mr.. T. Te-
n;.ot's signal. Left, brig Planter, Harris,
of Providence, r. l. brig Young Lion,
49,, New York, and schooner George,
Buskirk, ditto.
June ss.
Arrived ship Joseph and Phoebe, Per.
kins, twenty days from Point Petre.-
Sailed in companp with schooner, Ante
lope, ---, Of Hallowell, for New York /;
brig B,illis2t, ----, for Baltimore Supe.
rior, ---, for Philadelphia and schooner
Only Daughter, for New York !; left ship
Mary Ann, Bulk. for New York in four
days brig -, Obrien, for Go in twenty
four days. The ship Cantoa, brought in
BY Lamhsrton Smith, was 10 sail in abou,
two months A report was prevalent at
Point Petre, that the French feet had sail
ed from Mar,iniqe six days before. Pass.
ing Basseteri., saw two French Friga.es in
the roads.
Ass, ship Olive, Richard 60 DAYS from
Liverpool. Left ship Nancy Hobbs, for
Baltimore in ten days, and the General
Green, Miller for do in ten. May 2, lat.
a, 20, long SO, spoke ship Tippoo Sab,
ten tan days from Liverpool for Savannah.
May on the banks of Newfoundland,
spoke brig Albion, from New York to Il.
verrool, DAT II days; saw same time seye,
ralislands Of ice.
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Aeraaorfa Dalp aubsrtts,,
TUESDAY, JUNE rs.

DIED on Thursday last, June 2oh
his passage from the Wess.Indie, 10y 9'
EUGENE HASLEY, formerly of this t,n my
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY.

AZ general meeting Of the Mgtual Infrrance on
buildings, held the Capitol on the lth inG il vas
unanimously agreed, that the towns ihoud pay their
loes by fire. and the country theirs BY this orange
meDt there is in my opinion. doubt but dat one
premium will inlure the houles in the country lor e.
yer.
The buliuefs is to be done by the fame officers ard
the contingent eEpeufes be paid agreeable to Ire
fun injured III the towns and in The country.
Some gentleman mentioned, that nIcc The fsuaraf-
on he'd taken place, they meant TO withdraw bu. ca
mature confederation, am confident that few If anY
will wdhdsaw. Where will they do better! Tho
annual premiums abroad very snive, and the
iecurity Of q few individuals precsiots.
As the premiums in the Infursree Conpsnics, ave-
rage iuppoe one per cent. per aprum. aud Oh lair
con1Puta ton, it viii be found hat tie buildings :,
towrs, amount ar leaf ten millions OF dollars; i,-
ies mut hnppsn every gear tothe ofone hundred
before will be one per certwhich IL Is
welknownisnot the cafe, forrotwthnaadine theenor-
creatures which have taken place on ouildingsin
towns the loiles for thirty years bck do not ave-
rage more than 5000 doldr7 which only one liz,b
per cent. per anum 10 even ixtimcs greater loles
were 20 happen il wosId IN that extraordinary cafe
be only as much IS the snnual premiums broad
There IN the towns At Leaf 1900 lu dinps,
ihen 100 l.i'dngs mun burn every year, (Which Is
not probable, but amof impo9ible) before the quo
tas Of the Mutual lniprance. wiz come up to the an
nuai premiums abroad rs the quotas will be great
dcal leis, doubt the people will nfare generally
here. For man to ltant b.; IN nfursr, IS too ma
zardcus, beeapie he may in few hours lole me whole,
when by the Mutual Inluranee, ne can lcie only a
lm7ll part. W AsT
February !.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

TRANSLATION OF THE SwI3s SoNo CALLED,
RAM DIES T.4CRES.
All when nall the pIeafure be mine
To fee all the objects I love'
Our Wales where clear Rivucts fhiue,
And Cottages riGng above
Oar Hag1lets 70 pleafant and gay,
Our Mountains 70 grand and 70 tell
And the pride of thofe Mountains to ME,
My label fairest of all!
hh when to the Pipes merry found,
Shall dance in the ihade as of yore?
All when viii the day come around,
Which all that love lhall restore,
My Father, my Mother.
My Sitter, my Brother,
My Foeks, and the Shepherdefs, whom adore
All when will TIE day come around
Which all that love fhall reaore?
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NOTICE

2S :kc and Gr,io,,s u Roti $ Tart
: HAT on the III of March ihall make d;y;.
! dend OF the monies received from which
thoie creditors, who may have genre no the Term.
OF aiYnment previous to that day, will be excluded
And from !uPPoiition that Tome Of the Debtors. who
have not come forward to rive Notes fer their ae-
counts may be expecting Pe11onal application, which
cannot be made, they again informed thar my du.
~ co-rpels to commence iuts indiJcrinr,atry 70
he mex courts againA thofe who hal not before have
coied their accounts by notes.
NEIL M'COUIL.
Richmond, January %, 'o5. sw
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5aseS st aacrta,l.

postTIyFLY without RESERVE.
WIZ be Sod, on Tuefday, 9th February r-xt, by the
Sublcribers, at 90 days.
= OURTEEN or. Cal1s prime London Psr.;cu.
lar TeneTiffe Wine; Hhds. Ola Run, 3
Hhds. Good Sugar.
FOR CASH;
Two Bales India Cottons, and great yar,.v &c
Dry Goods.
THOMAS TAYLOR, e Co. vm
February l.--Gds.
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ENOUIl< ER.
RICHMOND, FEBRUAar i, 1905.

We owe an apology tothe author OF the fol
10 wing letter for not inrsrtipg his entire com
,nnnica,,on in this laws paper. The Foreign
Intelligence, the ichernr for unworthy, the Dc.
bate in Cougrefs, and furmary of the acts of
the Virginia Legils,ure, die not permit US TO
publiih il at full lvngth. To the readers
of thofe letters, no apology is due for their
inE.tion. Whit we deem the prcts too iacred
90 be made the vehicle of pe,fonal ilander or
party abufe, we mulf at the fame time admit,
that /, decent crticifn upon the character Of
puSlic agents is taiutary and lnitruetive rnoni-
tor both to themieves and TO the people.
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FORHIRF.


ron THE PRESENT YEAR,
WO valuable and experienced CARPENTERS
: AID one man COOK, who has been REGULARLY
5e!. For enquire at the Office Of the Ffouirer
n. i. The Cook may be bought If the purchaier
will take his wife, who is good houie fsryant
February. L. (eptO
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AT Court Martial begun ard 49, It The
Swan Tavern, in the CIV Of Htch,-ni,ti uo
itCtl'iay TIC 24,h ,'av Of January. SOS, by ON.
c,' "t Major Gen, Henry Lee, FIR the t,ial
= :! or San':el !. WiaGoa, Iuipe Cor of the
Second Br'gadg, new under arref by order Of
Bii%as'ier General Thomas white;
PREsENr,
DrgaLiei General Henry Young, prcGlsnt.
Coonel Chrifopher 'ro.ngkins,
{. onel Richard Ad,ms,
majors William Alien,
Briggs Rive.
R-ri7rin Wolfe,
Humphrey Walker,
captains IOieph A. Myers,
John S. peafants,
Richard Williams,
William Mattox,
George Dabney,
John Peter,
George w. Smith, and
Ifaac Dabnev,
Major Beverly Roberrfon, being ALTO prefsnt
was appointed Judge Advocate.
The court, having heard the tefimonv as well
on the behalf of the commonwealth as ciid
Wihiton, and the arguments of the JGdse Advc.
cate, and the bye flanders being then rtqueNed
to withdraw, and the doors being c!ufrct, tie
court then proceeded 70 give the following opi-
mon that Brigade Major Samuel l. W.,itor,
fhe rcile ofhis Office, and the performance
OF his dates with the OF erS Of the 74lh Regi-
ment OF Militia, in the month of Nover!,ter .ait,
did conduct himfelf as became gentleman, and
an officer equally toicitons and vigilant TO per-
form the duties of Brigade Major or Infpecto.,
in training andnaruCting the iad officers. with.
ont partially, favor, prejudice or malice and
WITHOUT arrogating any Illegal or improper au.
thority.
TIE court are therefore of opinion, tha. the
fad Walton isnof guilty of the charge aHe,lged
againit him, and that he be thenceforth difuhar-
ged from this arref.
A copy, tefte,
BEVERLY ROBERTSON,
Judge 14AToeGte.
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TO HIRE,

I 7HE prefent year, a WET NURSE. ike
! ly young Woman with her frf child
J. TRFNT.
Februay !. epst.
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LgTrEe Il ERoMAMEmBER oFTHE VIRGINIA
LEGISLATURE TO HIS FRIEND IN Na*T~.
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By 9i,fps If '-d of Tynj7 rxeegf-db be EBeyi5eys
Jor TIE pwb9f Of FIGURING PIE payment of ec,fgia Gv5
efS'oa.y bs,ei1 mrpiioucl DUE 10 Zae5a,iab Brools
WILL BE SOLD, 20 the higheG bidder, for ready
money, at Zaehariah Brooks Tavern in the town
Of Maneheacr, Saturday the ninth day Of II bru-
airy next. between the hours Of eleven and two
o'clock
EI1vE HALF ACRBLOTS with their improve
! n'ents, defgnaed in the plat Of the tovl Of Nam
eheiter, by Nos. 4, ~, H. 81 and So The faid lots
are ftuated the upper end Of the Main-sreei and
Immediately On the turnpike road. The fale will
certainly take place the time and place above nen-
toned.
RICHARD HEWLETT,
WASHINGTON WATTS 1'y'''''
February I.-(epS St.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01

we promirrd in our laft paper to prefnt our
readers with compleat catalogus OF the acts
pliIed during the prefent e son Of the Legi1a-
ture with the fummary explanation of all the
acts Of public Importance, and with view Of
our revenue from The prefent year. As al adj
iourument of the Legislature will only take
cided, we have in part only complied with this
engagement, and mall reierve the communicate
on of the remaining topics for Our next paper.
The apalyfis OF few acts fpubc importance
which are not here introduced, will accompany
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09
Bfonaag, January 90.

Mr Brown presented petition from q
number OF the inhabitants Of Northamp.
ton and Bsrks counties, praying the ests-
bhshment ola post road from Bethlehem
to Berwick. Referred TO the committee
on post Offices and post roads.
MIR Nelson presented petition from
James Roysson, an old revolutionary SOL
der of the lst Regiment o. Artillery at
tached to the Maryland line, praying for
relief in consequence OF his inability from
wounds received in the service to provide
for himself and Family. Referred to the
committee Of claims.
Mr. Holland moved Cor TIE appointment
Of committee to report, on the disposi,i-
on Of certain lots of GROUND in the city Of
Washington which bad been given bv the
former proprie,ors Tor public walks ard gar.
dens, IN such a manner as 10 answer the
purposes other original appropriation.
Referred to a committee Of five.
ME- Findley presented petition from
the Presbyterian Congregation At George
town, praying for charter Of incorpora-
ton. Referred to committee OF FIVE.
rir Smile presented petition from y
number OF the inhabitants Of the state OF
Ohio, praying 70 be INDUCED with lon.
ger time to make payment for the lands
purchased Ut The United States. Refer.
red to the COMMITTEES appointed on the
subject OF the disposal OF tie pubic lands
north ives; vt The Ohio.
Mr J. Clay presented bill from the
committee on that par, &C the Presidents
message rclsGng 90 our intercourse with
the Indian Tribes, which being twice read,
was referred to a Committee ofthc whole
Tor Wednesday ncxt.
a message was received from tie Pre-
sident OF lae United s.a.es ialormise that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09
2nesdap, LanNnru 81.

The motion Of DR.. Eus,is Tor preparing
ard fitting up one of The asy Yards ON
the margin OF the ocean for The reception
and repair of the vessels Of war now on
cruise or foreign station, being the up-
hsishcd business Of Yesterday was taken
Up.
Mr. Nicholson moved TO refer il to Sc
lecl committee.
On the question, there were ~ ayes,
and 60 NOES, 50 il vas lost.
DR. Eustis moved TO postpone ,hc consi-
deration Of the same tn Saturday next.
Agrcedto.
Mir Nicholson called Cor the or6er of
day on The bill making provision tor The
preservation Of peace IN he ports and har-
bcrs Of The y. states and in tie waters
under their jurisdiction.
Mr. Elliot called up the report of the
committee ol claims ou The Nazoo lands
~ ne Mississippi tcrrilrfY.
Tire question was taken on the FIRST r.
der mentioned and lost, being IS for i, and
IS agairs,H.
Mr. FboInrs rcraricd from ,lr ror,rri,-
tee for the purpose a ba 10 authotise
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09

of Columbia altg;s.aiure chosen by them.
selves, with ins.rncsions. in case they
deer, il constitutional and ex.~..ient, TO
report a system TO the next session oil con-
gress.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25
% UN away from the subscriber

u UN away from the subscriber
IN about the 18th January lasr, negro man
named ADAM, about % years age, of dark
complexion, about feet high, has a small scar
on his foreheadi had on when he went away ar
osnaburgs shirt. short coat and pansaloons of
blue claims. and common felt hat he had sundry
other clothing which It is supposed he carried
with him hey have not been seen since he
escaped II, .sas purchased of mr. Gabriel Tut
near Culpeper courthouse, by mr. John Mullins.
about ID months past. of whom the subscriber
purchased Immediately afterwards; the said fell
low has wife at DR.. Claggeit's, who resides at
Culpeper courthouse; it is probable he may be
harboured by his wife at this place Whoeve.
will deliver the said fellow the subscriber Iiv-
ing in Albemarle county near Charlottesville
shall receive REWARDED Thirty Dollars, orifs SEE
cured in any jail so that get hir1'again Twenty
Dollars. John CLARKSON.
Odd Feb 1905 rs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25
Geo. Watt

HAS removed from the store he formerly oc.
i i cupied to brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street TO Shockoe ware.
house, where he has on hand and Offers to dis.
pose Of on moderate terms, by wholesale.
The following articles, Siz:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
N. England. w. Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac. Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality.
Molasses, Ginger and Fig BiueB
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
Patent Shot, assorted s,zes-And
The remainder of his Stock of Dry. Goods,
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season. which he will
either sell on . credit of 3, 6 and 9 months, for
notes negociable at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobaceo.
Richmond. 22d March. 1905. !,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25
RIO. GAMBLE.
JOHN G GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, in I
Richmond, May 9th, 1905. -


The subscribers take this method of informing
tner friends and the public, that they intend car.
png on the mercantile business, under the firm of
John 81 Robert Gamble, fun.
They are now receiving by the ship I,olla. choice
selection of LONDON GOODS, and daiIy ex.
peel from Liverpool, a general assortment Of
HAhDWdRE. sc. suitable for the season.
winch Will De sold by the piece, package, or do
sen' on the most moderate terms. for cash. mer
chantaoie country produce. or the usual credit 10
substantial and Panctu0i Customers.
iney have on hand, Madeira and Sherry
Wine. cogniac Brandy. West lmda Rum, Wits
Key Sugar Pepper, Alum, Copperas and Brirn-
stone, I'm pipes, bids. and casks,) Cotron and
Wool Cards, Patent Shot. Steel, Bar Iron. Hol-
low Iron Ware, German Seythes. Cutting Knives
ana Whet Stones, Oznaburgs, Tiekleuburgs and
6sown Hessians, Snuff. Cut Herrings, &c.
Ihey also possess large and convenient Byick
warehouses covered with STATE, for receiving and
storing Flour. Tobacco, Sc. Those gentlemen
who favor them with consgnmen,s, WIN find
their charges reasonable. and may rely on their
best exertions TO afford satisfaction.
~ The highest rates given for Bees. Wax,
good Bear, Deer and Otter Skins, and other
shipping FUR.