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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20
ANNUAL MEETTNG

TIE annual meeting Of said Com
q pany win be held AZ Mr.. Brooks's Tavern.
on the First Monday in Decemhes, whsn il IS sx-
pes'ed ~ r'ennbrrs viii attend mia0Galiy, aud
convene by 10 o'elo<k in The forenoon.
tsd ]. b. ok.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20

We are happy to have IL in orr power to an.
nounce the arriv-I here On Wednesday last, of
two companies Of United States troops, com
handed by captains Sparks and Bissel. We
think hat about ten companies more, would be
amply Sufficient 70 meet any eMgency.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20

NEW ORLEANS. ga s.

Ills Excelleney Gov. CLAIBoRwE and suite,
returned 10 this city late last evening, from a
tour through the countries Of German Coast, la
Fonrehe. Acadia, Iberville, Point Coupe. and
Coneordia--and this morning his arrival was an.
nounecd by federal salute. We are happy 10
have it in our power TO state that his exceliency
has entirely recovered from the fever with which
nc has been ahiaed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20
.Nizp.Larsen Legislature.

In the house Of ASSEMBLY On Thursday
last, Mr.. Stout, from the committee to
whom was referred the resolutions from
Massachusetts and North Carolina, pro-
posing an amendment tn The General Con-
stitutlon 80 as to prohibit the Importation
OF slaves, reported,
That notwithstanding they ere truly
sensible of the propriety OF taking cve-y
legal step within their power TO ameliora,c
the state of the unfortunate black people
To which those resolutions refer, they are
upon The most MIXTURE deliberaiion upon
the subject Of opinion that the part ofthe
Constitution referred TO, is moi suscepti.
bic Of alteration Until the year 1908 but
supposing it was. they tbirk it highly pro.
bable the amendment could not be brought
into operation before that period arrives
if that shonId be the case, no benefit will
result from the amendment. And as yonr
committee are of opinion that no change
in the constitution ought everto take place
without the highes, prospect producing
important advantages TO the people al
large--they are thefeGore of opinion that
the said resolutions ought not 10 be q
dopted.
Which report was read, and agreed 10
by the house.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20

L7.y one &C the ahore-rien,inreI irrs. with
Us 'oH5 a"d nio7ueaors, part CT nc clashts and
some 's'ake's were sent on 10 this ;,lace-we
n'Fs 'e:T them I'M the 70 session nr lie Rcd.
- Ti'ey' 1t Nc co.cnu., Acadersy, the ren-
teTan;p whom they We're sent. The ,r.or, de-
SCI iien we have exalted from The Aurora an-
pears 70 BE rislty corred.--Sn-h preserva,ions
OF '.'e human body, without he intervention Of
art, are not uncommon in The Eastern eor,;renr
--~hut i is believed tia, this is the frs, os the
kicd, that has ever been discovered in tpis coun.
Try. q more complete accsuat og lie d. nosi,ary
and its con,en,s, viii probably. be given III a
short tme.---H'Gr6. Fesi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20

we DO not know which hos. 70 admire, fede.
raj constituency or federal ay-syaHce. A, one tame
(pWuculsrly when the wer, in yower) we were
so'a' thar y was the duty Of every gr2d ei,ice',
20 bow win taeif ob~dierce to J.c vii Of tue
m,'@o'iy,and the powers th,; be NV rat IS tre
n'hercncc nov under new ,r>icr % things, and
whsn they aSc in a moss eoaempubls minority :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20

a warm debate took place in the House
of Representative, of the s,stc of len.
nsssee, on the 29,h nit. on a Resolution
for the call of Convention 10 revise and
amend their constitution. On the ones.
ton there were Ayes l2--Noes 8. The
constitution requires two thirds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20

YOdAfG l. IONS RC8DEBfY
Mrs O'REIBLY rcfpe6f folly iaf7unt tie
IYl inhabi,an;s OF Richmond "a lie ras o.
peued an Academy on ths capito, bill. adj lining
Major Du Vars. f'r be -riueation If = ing La.
DIES in IRE following b7ascaes, VIA
Tue Engiish a"a Ffs7ch Languages 2 ay'rati.
ea!y writing ard arithmetic hi.,o, gccgra.
pny and globes nlai., drawrg sud al kinds
OF work, viz --cmarcdeyy in cl'cnaes, soid. si-
veT, silks, &c confusing 6.ucs, historical and
ornamental. landscapes, flowers, frut, birds. &C.
reps wrouaht-in si,,a. chen,lles, god, Ec pgioc
wora in hsures ora landseapcs cloth wofl n
asii, birds, flowers, &c hag,ce AID varn'sh iuz
n vases, pyramids lstskets, tea cnt-cs. tpcrgpss,
&c. grotto and Shea work, ariho.al towcss. tam.
Dor and dresden, cross siich, tcti sti'la. ispes-
w, &c. bug'e and pearl w0rk, p.,n,us "a ygiy~ 1
cause, silk ye.ivm. sc.
Terms na6e Known at IRE -1isr1v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20
Signed ard deliveredl
IN the presence OF s

IoEser Of .iarrncy jos recsipiay DiviSeaGs.
KNOW all r..en by these presents, that
OF do hereby constitute and appoint
lawful attorney, for. and in name and, Ne
half, % seeeive and give ,eeet;,s fer all divi-
dends now due, or which may crow due en-
shares 70 hcldns.rg il the capitai
or Joint stock Of the TTesi5en,, DiIedors and
Company of the BaGi; OF Virginia. In witrcss
whereof have set haid add
zeal this day Of in thc year
Sealed and delivered
ia the presence OF
viii Nov. 10th. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20
BANK OF VIKGINIA.

He Stockholders are hereby
Z notified, ,hai the annual meeting For =
letiing Direaors viii be held on Monday HE
6th January.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
williamsburg, PaH Meeting,

Oct. 30, 1906.
FRS. day, the Jocky Club Parse Of 400
dollars, mile heats, weight for age.
DR.. Dixon's Doctor,
Mr.. Mosby's RoIla, Q bolt.
Mr.. Wormley's Tip Top, 8 dis.
Time, 4oA-.s So
Second Day, the Proprietor's Purse Of
200 Dolhrs.
Mr.. Wormley's Cup Bearer,
DR.. Dixon's Sunbeam,
Mr.. Pierce's Mser, 3 dis.
Mr.. Byrd's Malvina, bolt.
Mr.. Lowry's Busy, dist.
Time, a lo-A
Third Day, a Sweepstakes Tor Mules
entrance 10 dolls. SAB. best 3 in s.
Mr.. Aliens Shelly TIC Piper, liz 1
Mr. Crump's Jenny Dismal, ~ / 2
Capt. Anderson's Jimmy 1onps, 3 3 3
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20

800 . "'W"ly J0' F0'0lZ . N0FyJO z1Hts'
tors
s KNOW all men by these presents. that
ct q do hereby appoint 10 be
substitute aud proxy. for and in name ard
behalf, 10 vote at @ny election of a Dreaur or
Directors. ct the Bans Of Virginia, as fully az
rightos could, were personally
present. In witness whereof have here
uric set hand and seal, ti,is day of
in TIE year
Signed and delivs-edl
N the presence Of 8
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20


The Stockholders in the Bank OF Della
ware, (saysthe Wilmington Mirrcr Of No.
vember 81 have, in the last year, received
no less than GfteenaDd an half per cent. di-
vidend on the original subscription, viz. on
shares OF two hundred dollars, seventeen
was declared last May and fourteen on
the first day OF the present month. Many
may recolieet the great difficulty with
which this stock was filed up. owing in
part 10 an idea Of The capital being SO small,
that large portion OF The profits would
be sunk in expenses. The experiment,
however, has proved this argument to be
Ellacious and furthermore, it has prov.
ed, that all institutions of this kind, with
a moderate capital, s. the means or throw
ing their paper into CIRCULATION, have great
advantages over those wose capitals are
large. In The present case, there is. abon.
dant proof of this assertion, in the Stock
of the Delaware Bank bring higher Than
Chat of any other in the United SfascS /; /,
selling, as soon as it is kuown to bel in Jlbe
market, at 10 per cent. advance, or one
hundred and forty dollars on two hundred.
Madame Jerome Bonaparte aud child,
Mrs. Andersen, Mrs Ede and MIR, Ro
ben Patterson, CANT passengers in tie
Mars, from London, srriyed at Baltimore.
No less than lo,7e4kegs Of Butter we're
inspected, at the port Of Philadelphia,
during the last year, ending the first of
October.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20

- two i'air OF n -qpssons. orr ncw, the others
proaa5iy- the last she han WIN
The Oldest white inhahi;a1,- tLcge. have 10
'ses'eS''on o',a'y iljian OF other account OF
sScN bar.-ls --A.r0ra.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20
kIClzMOMD PRICE CuRnENT.
coRREcTED WgEELy.

a merchant of this city (says the. n.
York Evening Post) has this moment ham
ded US the following extract from latter
received by this days eastern mail:
BAMRERc, Aug. so, 1905.
i" The emperor OF the French has Just
announced the DECLARATION or
WAR tn the emperor OF Germany, at the
Eiel of RatisboD.-THIs NEWS Is Orr
cIAL."
Little or no credit can be given TO the
above.-We haze heard OF M arrival 10
the eastward ofNew-Yor!s as late by Z or
days as We have had at this port.]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHIiOND:

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 90. lscs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20
WeV- Z - NIafe Loffery.

Neg II 1-k Sfufe Loffery,
Fcs TaE INFaoYEaeNI or soHps,
WIZ positively commence drawing in the Civ
OF Nsw-Fork on The thlr5 Tuesday in De.
eeHsb,r next.--highcst Prize
TWENTY Z'HoES4hG0 DOLLARS.
Aid less than two Banks' 70 q Przs.
TICKETS & SHARES
To be Ind AT the permanent ASA fortunate 7 OF.
tesy Ofices Of
Q. g. r. WAITE,
no. 81, ard az 40 90, A.siden Lane.
Nex-Y9si,
Where was sold in the last Ln,teyy, and coy.-
wasded in letters by po0t, lhe $4,000 dollar
prize 10 > gentleman IA Baltimore another of
the Capitals 70 a gentleman ~ North Carolina,
another in Virginia; another IN Georgia; apo.
ther in Long Island (N. " ard another one tn
gentleman in Massachusetts, besides several i'm
FORMER Lotteries to persons in dGeyen, parts OF
the union.
Preoenfprice Of Ticke,sS Shares.
/ Whole Tickets 90 Qli2tsrS s.
! lIayes 8 62I-2 Eieths 90
But win advance to Seven Dollars Tie hgsr
4 week ~ Novenijer
Distant adventures, by irclJsing Bank Noes
I (posr paid) TO g, K. WARE. may have tick
/ Cts forwarded them 10 any amount with i,,s Mt
b most plGdnaiig, and the earliest intelligence
I sent 81 their srcccss.
: Nesu.toTf, Dc-cher Sd, 1F0S g7-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20
Peter Tinsley, c. c.

At nieettrS Q, &C 20 - u Ii5ccit- . y * l1a
ipai AssS; aaes Sco;ry aesiHst Fi,e on Ea.ici7igs
y roe stGts 81 Vifgbiig. heIe az s6e General Or
tee, az ;be i6.5 q --6gss;te 1865
y ]. appearing 10 the Board ttlat the
4.-iine hers,oloTe allowed ihs Specisl Agents
n this Sociery TO Complete the nevaluatisu of
sFf9se Buildings which had been intur.d irE The
Towns Snd ~ the Colnry prior 70 tie 35tEday
OF January !ss, is .nsulicient for that pnri.ase
Resotved therefore. dat The said FCtnts.f,. al
lowed Till the 3lst day OF Deceulbef rxr, 70 conf
plete he 2cyau2ton of az Euiid;nss which have
been insured as Aforesaid within INC Dist,ie9s
/ and Towns Tor which they may have bcsa ssve-
rally appointed. W
ALEX't. M'RAE, 'yesident N As.
Testel LewTsM RIvALA1R CTS d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20

R9Esrr q lifo'4fy for vo'ieg y fvox,for Dire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-20

~ 9 SH4eTtsT tobrf 81 C19ncffy he.d ar tie
Caf,isct in me cffy If 6ichmena me sS,h
d9y Of Se1afen5er, exc th>asaad cig;at hun
drsd ana me.
Betwcen
James boswell, tIain.fE.
Agd
Benjou'in Brown and Samuel ~ Smith,
Walter Leigh, Henry jones and William
jones. executors of John Brcwn, deceased, +
defsndanis
a Leigh, Iesry' Jones sn6 WHpap1 lopes,
not having en.ersd their appearance $rt4 given
security according SO tae a.t OF assembly, and
the rules Of this court. ard il a.pearing 20 the
satisfaction OF the court, that obey a,e rot inta-
oitan's OF thls country CT The motion Of the
piainrH ~ his counsel Il is oraeyod, that the
said eetehiants do aFpea. here on tn irs, day
Of the reEs tern ans. nsger taebill OF vhe lsirs
MI; aud that cepy pf tas order BE Forthwith
inserted IN son:e ne~alaper pubished inthc CT.
~ OF Richmond tnt Two rron,is suecrasjsely, ~. l.
rostsd AZ the front Dor OF shs ssi.i.ci IN The
said city.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD

At q meeting Of ID. Faigfc!l JOCKEY CLUE, 6o.l,.
atbe TaOern, on the stJ d.,s et1ilay, 1906
MI, Taylor Pr9pstsd The /ol.ol0igg rSiptops, sgbies
70ere Jeeoaaea, nsdmaaiuogly adopted:
VA HERkAS mott cruel and unprincipled al
W has been perPetrated by fome perion or pe,-
Ions unknown, in wantonly fiabbing anc. killing tie
Valuable Imported Horie WRANGLER, at the re-
hdenee OF MIR Hafkins, in the county Of Prince Ed
ward and whereas it becomes n.sniselfly the inte
reit OF gentlemen of the turf and breeders Of hores
10 bring to juce the Perpetrator or perpetrators of
an acio infamous and 10 injurious to the Community
RsoIaek-Ihat reward Of one hundred dollars he
paid by this club any perf,n CT perions, who ia!
give iuch information to the Secretary as aali bring
to conviction the perPetrator perpetrators OF thu
5arbarous and malicious aa
Reo!Vea-That the fecretary of this dab he reaueh
ed to communicate the fecretaries of the different
Jockey Clubs III this fate, and to the fecretary of the
club IN Warrington, the refolutions OF this club rel
tvey to the atrocious killing Of this valuable horle
with view to their cooperation in making a dice
very OF, and bringing puniihment the bafe and ma
Egnant offender
E*fro7 from he Club Boak,
MERWEFHER JONES, Sesr=,ary.
May 81, (eTst.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
g POLITE ACCOMPLISH
MENTS, FOR YOUNG LADIES:
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a.

NJ Hist the enlightened period in which we
w hive dawns with benign influence on female
Improvement and parents every where become e.
mulous to obtain for their daughters the advanta-
Ses which polite education confers, All ettabhmsns
calculated to crafty this amiable and jua foEcude,
cannot fd to excite nterei, and meet APPRECIATION
Mr.. Anderion's nGtution for the intrusion of
young ladies, formed in the bofon of fociety diff
rngnfhed for intelligence and refinement and en-
bracing both the ufeful and ornamental branches of
their improvement, enjoys peculiar advantages Of IL
tuation
Astie feat Of juhly celebrated univerGty, and
the redenee of many families Of the frlt dihiuG-
on IN our country, Williamsburg prelents lce.,e,
ProPtious in the hghet degree to mental and perion-
al Accomplishments and with view, particularly,
to te general Improvement Of young ladies' no pise
has hyperion claims to attention
The ieyeriry OF the paf winter occsfoned Tempo
rary iupeniou Of the exsrees Of the chool but they
are no" reluned and parents, who viii TO benefit
by thus eitabhnert, may obtain further information
on application b. letter, otherwjie, to Mr.. l.
Anderlon, Pofnialer, Williamsburg, Va.
April 20. ep2w&eTtf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04

VIRGINIA, TO ait
Af Cbaneeyy Diay7 ayibel9is Hs eify orBJYie,uE
burg, Ds 6@ day IF Aayil, / sos,
Helen GilniOur, widow and relia of Robert
Gilmour, decealed; and John Morton Gil
mour and Robert Gilrnour, only children
OF the iaid Robert Cimour, deceafed, Plaintiffs
Againit
Bog.e Somervile and company, and BOYLE
Ianelon and company, and lanes Me
Gregor, John Robertfon and Cunningham
Corbett, trufees for the creditors Of the
atorefaid companies, and Gavin I.awfon, Defends
appearing to the lstisfa6ion of the Court, tina;
4 the defendant Gavin Lawfon, fince the inilitu-
ton Of this lut hath left this country and the fad de-
fendaat not having given ecury according to the acts
of saembly and the rules Of this eourton the motion
Of the plaintiffs, by their council, it is ORDERED
that the iad defendant do appear here the fri day
OF the next term, and agfwer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy Of tbs order be forthwith Inherited in
iome newspaper Of the city Of Richmond fox two
menths fueeeively, and poAed at the front door Of
the former capitol in this CITY.
a Copy. Tefe.
ANT'Y ROBINSON, &C.
May 81. T2m
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rc,fcn, which mutt i.recluSs The Interference
OF any court or authority in this country. He
is arrefed under the kings authority, and To his
Catholic Maieity aloEe it belongs TO decide o..
his fste and lituation. Of ourfr, | cannot but
apply to your ence'lency, as the Supreme Eve
cuiive Magiltrate of tbs fate. for The prevent
ing any violations of The rights of the King my,
mater, or of thofe belonging to my fi,uation.
as his Envoy Extraordinary and hliniiier Pirn;-
potentiary near the United States. For tn,
lame reaions, mutt declare to vour excelency |:
thatJ do proteil in the mon folemn manner, A.
gainft the Interference of any court or authori-
ty whatever of this country, in thc cafe of the
fsid Don Jofeph Cabrera, without his Catholic
Majeity's content; ard do claim, ana expect al
the fame time from your exceliency, he cont.
nuation OF fuch meafares, as may be necetIary
for the cuRody of Mr.. Cabrera's person in the
Debtors Apartment, un,il his Catholic Ma
Jeity's will and pleaiure may be known.
With ientiments Of high confederation,
have the honour 10 be,
Your Exccency's
Mofi obedienf fsrvant,
Ell MARQUIS DE CASA YRUJC.
To his Excelcncy the governor
OF Penniyiyanis.
Ell Marquis de Gaia Yrujo, to the governor.
SfR,
Properly authorized by the king my mater,
do give up to the laws of this fate, the perfon
Oh Don loieph de Cabrera, formerly attached
to the office of his legation, and detained hithcr
to under the authority of his Catholic Majety,
on the charge of forgery.
With high confederation,
l have the honour to be,
Your Exceency's
Mcf obedient fcrvant,
FL MARQUIS DE CASA YRUJO.
His Excellency the governor
Of PENNY lvania.
Philadelphia, 10Th of May, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
FROM THE FREEMAN, JOURNAL.

We have been favored with copies of the
corr ipondencc between His Excelleucv the
Spa,Ifh Anbsnadcr and the Governor of Penn
iyivsnis, respecting Don Jo!sph dc Cabrera, &C.
cuiel Of divers forecries on the Banks OF Penn.
iylvania and he United States, who has been
aferted 10y IRE a'e,y harusd eiqikiaa5, his coun.
fel, lately to have been a public mm:Rcr O!
Spain, which we give to our readers as authen-
tic.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD


- UN away from the ub,criier, on ON inifan,
- muiatto man named JOHN, alias John
STRANGE. He is rather OF fmall Failure, wen fet
mas round and remarkably peang village, and is an
excellent houle-ervan hotter, and driver He carri
ed but few eloahs with him. but expect will readily
procure fome, IS alto free pats. 1t is probably he
has gone to Richn,ond where he has acquaintance,
and from thence will attempt go, by water to Nor
,oik Aexandria Baltimore: have been lately in
formed that he eicaPed of thofe places before
Purchaied him. He has wife at Mr. Mann Papes
near fianover-town where he may probably utl for
lone time II apprehended great care ihoud be ia
ken to tecure him, as expect he is desperate, as well
vicious.
II taken within this County, (Hanovcr) and brought
20 me or ieeured III goal, will pay 90 Dollars IF in
Richmond, or at any place 90 miles from my reiidence
and occurred i'll goal 80 Dollars and SO Dollars if
taken, in Norfolk, Alexandria, Baltimore or any other
place so ISles dinant and brought to me- or iecured
in goal in Norfolk SPENCER ROANE.
town, May %, lso a|' ( (epawsslaw4w
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DOCTOR WILSON

IL rs removed his Aposhccary shop TO the ierer
y floor OF the Eel Tavern, where he has eenr-
raj luppy of
NE DicINES. P,dJNTS. So nTyEp MR.
81 hS IN IHE df0a HECIR7' LIVE.
ne takes the liberty ohierve that he has not aa
S"ie'e oil medicine bat iaeh US lie uies in his o.
practice.
Phyteians, merchants ard Others, who may be
pieaied to paironize him, Aiall be fupped on the
mott reduced terms
~ perions OF needy circumstances, by paying
the retail prices OF his nisiicines, viii be precribei
Tor gratis.
May 81. fri.
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JAMES sEABROoK, rAYLos,

= ETURNs his grateful acknowledgements 70 ri,
N friends and Che public, for their liberal encou-
ragenent and informs them, that he continues 10 car
~ on his buIineis in ali It's various branches nearly
oPPoiite the Poif Office and next door to Rtchie Il
Worileys Printing Ofice--And as he has eaabbfhed
regular correspondence III Philadelphia, gsntlenea
may depend having their clothes made III the new
eff fafhion. May IA. GrtE
N. =. A few good T0URNE1-8IEN wanted, q.
whom liberal wages viii be given.
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COMMISSIONER. OFFICE,

RebS.oa4, l5@ AGq;, 1905.
TIE Pa'tif' s0M TAKE Ne'iee, Ihat | have ap-
pointed the twenty day OF Euly next, 20 COM
menee the account directed by TIE annexed deere,al
Order of the Courton which day obey are requeiis ed
TO attend at my Office in this city, With the accounts *
vouchers prepared, and ready Tor examination and let:
tlement-and with copies ol yhe court papers
SAMUEL GREENEOU, VI. C.
Nav 81 IS
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
1'fb: Sr,,ior csrt IF cSs~ec,y le,an in lsiesa7rs.
Between
Thon,asPfiee and john sauaidge, Plaintiff.
Alexander Outlaw. fenior, and Alezalld.,
OUTLAW, junior, Dee-r,,a-,,.
~ motion of the defendant, Aiexan6er O.t;,,.
~ junior, by council, tis cauie is ordered 70
doeketed: therenpon the lAd defendant iilsd hi. a..
fwer, to which the plaintiffs replied generally. a,,
eon,miiiions are awarded the plaintiffs ana The la. o.,
iendant, to examine and take the depof5,1, oGf .r
"neheS and on the further mosion of the fad ,s-
PENDANT, the court referreth the account. h..,,.',
him and the plaintiffs in this fit, to one o: IL %
niiioners, TO b. by him examined Gated .ers,s, ara
TO the court reported with any fpecia matters tos
pertinent by himel, required by the parties 10 be
ipecialy ftated. A Copy. Tene,
PETER I lNSLEY, {. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
NOTICE.

VIE eo-partnerfhip of ROBERT GAMBLE &
SONS, will be dgolved by mutual content, on
Saturday, the lth infant. all perfons indebted
to the fad firm, earnely entreated to make I'M
mediate payment to ei6r Of the fubfcribers COM
Pance with this reque will prevent the painful ne
ceiiity Of referring 20 coercive meafures.
The books will be placedn the pofeiiion of MeiIrs
John and Robert Gamble Jun. who are authorized
to iettle all accounts due by, or to the CONCERN
Ro. GAMBLE
JOHN 6. GAMBLE
Ro. GAMBLE, jr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
Richmond, May 9th, 1905.


The iubicribers take this method of informing their
friends and the public thar they intend carrying on
the mercantile butlneis, under the firm of
JOHN & ROBERT GAMBLEIuN.
They are now receiving by the hip Rolla, choice
ieleetion Of LONDON GOODS, and daily .expea
from Liverpool, general aGortment of HARD
WARE, &c. fuitable for the feafon-which will be
fold by the piece, package dozen on the mott mo-
derate TERMS for cath, merchantable country produce
or the ufual credit iubAantal and 6nn7nai enaom
They have on hand Madeira & Sherry Wine, Cog
MAC Brandy, Weit-Inda Rum, Whifkey, Sugar,
Pepper, Alum, Copperas and Brinifonc, lin pipes,
hhds. aud caks0 Cotton and Wool Cards Patent
Shot, Steel, Bar Iron, Hollow Iron Ware, German
Seythes, Cutting Knives and WhetAones, Oznaburgs,
Ticklenburgs and Brown Heffians, Snuff, Cut Her
rings &c.
They alto Poaefs large and convenient Byiek ware
hories covered with Rat for receiving and ftoring
Flour, Tobacco &c. Thofe gentlemen who favor
them with confgnments, will find their charges rea-
ionable, and may rely their be exertons to afford
fatisfacton.
10 The highef rates given for Bees-Wax, good
Bear, Deer, and Otter ins, and other fhipping Furr
JOHN G. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBI Il. If.