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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-04

In the Superior Court OF Chanoery,
holden IN IlirhnOad-
Rc-s-rz
Charles P0rcsl, plaintiff.
Aa5
John MAYO, defendant J
NN motion ofthe plaintiff, by coun-
v sci, the oo4st. fhis twenty ffsh day OF
March, IN zoe .-e- Of our Lord one thousand
eight hunarei Ard I've. refereth the accounts be-
tween the parties 70 ore Of rs comnissioners, ~
be BY him examined. stated. ser5led. and 20 the
court repouei. with any special matters thought
pertinent by himself, or required BY the parties
to be specially stated.
a copy--Tes;e,
p. TINSLEY, C. C.
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WHEAT FAN & WOVEN WIRE
M4NURHcToRY.
No Z Bridge.stee,, to'y d'ors noit5 of G,iSf.b's
Bridge. Baltimore.
M hERE are made and sold, WHEAT.
e ~ FdNS, FIRST quaityi ROLLING aud other
D. :, FMS, Tor wheat, barley, Aax.seed &c. /;
HHED RIDDLES and SIEYES, for coal,
Sorn' barley, wheat, rye. oats, meal. brio dust,
, eIs SEQ clover seed cookie, lime, sand, &c.
2 ,,fl,i. for Indian meal WIRE SAFES /.
"V'@H WIRE for windows, &c &c.
AMOS SMITH,
(Formeriv WEST e SMITH!
~. %. a good assortment on hand
:, any OF the above articles will be delivered !,
~ .a', . ION short noce) at the same prices
81 .as mandatory (exciusiye of freightl on
:, SAMUEL PARSONS 81 SON
NsHr the hason, Of whom the prices NAV he
K KS have now on hand. WJeat ToSs
Yoeai and Lime SieOes, and 11eaI Siere,. s.e Of
! IRON on Rand. -" ''"' IA"
1ith Mo. LIST. 1904 .s
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PakeNk WMdogO Nbfings.


THE subscriber has lately purchased John
! Hooker's new and useful invention in Win.
dow sash springs, Tor the counties OF Hensico &
Chesterfield. This plan for raising and support.
ing windows far surpasses any heretofore offered
to ihe public, and is not more than one eighth
part the expense Of weights and lines. Gentle.
men wishing to make use Of so great a convent.
ence may be satisfied Of It's utility by calling on
the subscriber near the courthouse in Richmond,
or on Benjamin Taylor, carpenter. where they
MAJ sec model, showing heprinciplc, < where
an persona within the counties aforesaid may be
Supplied with any quantity of springs. or have
them set to their windows az the shortest notice.
SEWAL OSGOOD.
Richmond. ADril g., 1905. 1vlt
OST Published and for sale at this
- oihec. the PERNsY1vAEIA FARNEr Being
selection from the most approved ,reaiises on
dyssASDRV, interspegsed with Observations
ana experiments. BY JOE ROBERTS
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trr-nx coparfues.hip ofToMPglNs esHAR-
| KIS. was dissolved ca The 10Th inst. by mn-
NAL consent Those indebted arc requested 10
make immediate pay meat; and those WHO have
ei,;s,s viii call for their Adjustment
HARsY- 1OJz2KINS.
! RENA7- VARRIS.
Richmond, 23sh March. 1905.
THE business heretofore carried on by Tornp-
kins & Harris. vii. De continued by the subscri-
Der, - no viii be glai to furnish his friends
sual. The debtors tn the several firms in which
he has been engaged are earnestly requested to
make payment. enable him to close those part
nerships. The balances due to John & Harry
Tompkins. and to Tompkins & Thornton, have
stood TOO long to entisle their debtors to further
indulgence.
HARRY TOMPEINS.
Richmond, 18th March. 1905. w6t-
The FOIL . TYING .1R7ICLES,
Are for SAFE az Or. TYiisor's fpoibecary Shop op-
posite toe Bel 7ave,n, to zri,:
pRp and white Lead, verdigris. Spanish Viii
- ting. Spanish Brown, TIMBER, Naples yell
low, Blue Sn,ait, Brown Pink, Rose Pink, Flake
White. Gold Leaf, Liquid Gold Sizes Copal and
Spirit Narnish. Cancels Hair Pencils. Yellow o.
e6re. Lithsrge, Sugar of Lead. &c. &c. Also 4
Quantity Of Salt Pstre.
lie wishes to rent a stand for an Apothecary IS
Shop in The neighbourhood of The cross street
leading TO Mayo's bridge.
Goth Dec. 1904. wifi
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IS Negro SIaves,
ApriI 27lh, f9O5

- UFFlCIEN1 attention NOT having
~ been paid 70 late request made by the Com.
nissioners, appointed TO condutl the Lottery for
the benefit Of William & Mary College; "'That
" AL petsons holding iielsets for sale, should
I" make return oftieir sales Together win the
{" tickets remaining unsold, to gobcr, Creenhow.
" esq. of Williamsburg 7,bey arc aga;n ear.
rcHJ urged, 10 ren0n 1Uifbom dsiay. ne feiefs IN
dspoSef9 ty fbfm. ire bgTds fakes FIR f5ose soid
on cedi'; and zoe casb ,eceired 10 him the afofe-
said Robert Greenhow Of William bng. Z w.
Leigh esq Petersburg George Tuc,er or Sam
uel Pleasan's. esqrs Richmond or VIM New
sum, esq Norfoik-as the drawing Of &c Lottc-
" viii commence IN Norfolk. during tie 6rst
weci in May--and IS IL IS deemed necessary that
the jlnoe saies 81 7Iotes be cop6red 10 re ,oras
abeve mentioned; Nofire II b-sce1 girsr. 10 10
srlss vii Be made qficy ne fri u bLiy ~ ogy
fcrsors Ssba:erer, efespf B. fbe gentlemen bet,fs
meafionea. Or " one u roe CQmaisHoa0s
Ap'il - 1895. 81
{ 'HE public is hereby rC:iicd that
some OF tho Cells o. the Lnna'ic Hospils.
in TIE City Of Williamsburg are now vacant foe
the reception Of patients
by order Of the Court Of Dirc9es,
WILL RUSSELL, c. o.
March %, 1905. 81
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At Court OF Quarterly Session, con-
tinued and held for Surry county,
March the 28th. 18O5.

At q court OF Quarterly session, con-
tinued and held for Surry county,
March the 2Sth, 1905.
CauReld Seward, PLAINTIFF
AcAtHsr
Joseph G. Bailey and Micajah Blow exccu
tors, Scof Michael Blow deceased, Tho
mas x. Blow, William Bailey & Elizabeth
his wife. late Elizabeth Blow, George
Claister aud Nancy Bailey, infants ofthe
said Joseph 9 Bailey, and Polly his late
wife. la,c Polly B!ow, Susan and Will
am Bow. infants and orphans Of Henry
Blow, deceased b. the said Joseph & ! =,
Bailey. their guard an. Lucy BLOW. or
phaa OF Samuel Blow. deceased, by Tho. {
mas K Blow, her guardian, which said
Thor,as, Elizabeth. Polly, Henry and :,
Samuel were children of Priscilla Blow,
deceased, who was lsgatee under the :
will Of william Drew, deceased John
SpYatlev and Sally his wife. late Sally : I
Hart, Palsy and Polly Hart, orphans of ),
William IL Hart, deceased. By James 6.
I.ars their guardian, which said Sally :
and William r. were children Of Martha |
Hart Charles GRAY, James S. Lane and :
EGzsbeih his wife, late Elizabeth Cray, | .
Robert Hsrrison and Charlotte his wife,
late Charlotte prellon, daughter of the | =
late Ann Thomas, deceased, Dolly Ham |
lin, lsts Dolly Evans. Koeert 1'intosh |
Junior and sally DREW his wife, late Sal.
" Dew Evans, which said Dolly and J
Sally Drew are daughters Of the late
Rebecca Evans. decs ased, the said Mar
tina Charles Eilsbsth. mr. and Hebec-
ca, likewise legaiees Inder ere will Of
the said William Drew, deceased,
Dc sendants.
VNHE defendant Charles Gray, not
having entered sis appcsrancc ana giycr
security according 20 iic Al q the General AS
sembly Of vmgi1ia and the rules of ,his court
and Il appearing 20 Inc sadsfaS,ion ofthe court
that he IS NOT an inhabiiant Of this common.
wealth On the notion &C the plainfif b. his at
torney, II Is o,dsyef ihal The said defendant do
appear here on she fourth Tuesday ia August
next and aIsver.ihc bill Of fis plaintiff and
that copy Of ihis order be forthwith pnbshed
IN the Virginia Argus for two months success.
sivcy, and thar another copy be posted at the
front door Of tlds courthouse.
a eopy--Tesie,
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HL ANN NO II

The above Lottery will certainly commence
drawing the first Monday in November, or soon.
er, If the tickets arc sold
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Tie high bred English Sfaiion.
-. ARCHDUKE,

Jsron IT'D from t.onjoa by Ism
= Hoospes. c.G. o. the lowlisg
Green. W,s got hy Sir Peisr
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RENlf1- VAFRIS.
Richmond. 23;h March. 1905.
HARRY TOMpEIN.
THE FOIL . HING .iR7ICLES,

Richmond. 2s,h March. 1905. w6,.
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For SALE.

a VALUABLE tra2 of Land containing about
1 \ FIX hundred acres lying within feven miles of
the town oiStaonton, in the county of Augula. A
bout an hundred and fifty acres are cleared, and in
good condition for farming, which Includes an excel
icnt meadow OF about twenty-four acres, and near
y, or quite as much more may be made.
Inc improvements are, two good log DWELLING
honies, VITA tone chmnies, near large and never
Filling fPrng OF excellent lmenone water a large
and convenient barn. and tolerable apple orchard,
which feldom fails bearing.
This farm is conveniently ftuated lies well for eu
tlvaticn. we'll timbered, and in a good neighbour
hood 't sgenerally fuppoied, by the belt farmers,
20 be as valuable any other of its ze within con-
deraSe diltance OF Staunton, and realonably worth
eight thoaf:nd dollars, prompt payment However,
il an early application be nlade: may be purchafed
Tor isis u, and the purcha.er accommodated as TO
the time which will be given for the payment of more
than half the price. If the whole of the purchafp mo-
ncy is rendered at the time of making the convey
anee, or giving poeion, it may be had for ten COL
lars PEI acre, which very little f any exceeds two
thirds OF its value property is certainly an OBJ
Jeet worthy the attention of any perfon who may be
ChPoied to poieis productive farm in this part of
the country. For further information apply to the
iohicriber rehding in Stanton, who will thew the
land. CHEST FY KINNEY
june Z. fep9w.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

hG5 leave to inform his friends, and the public
D in general, tina, he has leafed of Capt Samuel
hiis, Tor term of years, his white houfe at Rock
cts nearly oppoGte Mrs. Sarah Letters lower
Mharis; where he purPofes carrying on the COM
MISSION BUSINESS in lis various branches. Mer-
chants OF this place. who are in the habit of MAKING
ihiPments, may frequently be furnhed with good &;
iubtant!al vefes to tranfport their commodities by
application to him.
lhoie who may be pieaicd to employ him in this
line OF euhneis, may ref thefelves aured that eve
~ eIertion IN his power will be made, render ge-
oeFai iatisi4eton He expe9s to be in the habit of
receiving very comfortable quantity of Lumber ofal
ENDS, 1uitabe to this market, particularly half ard
three quarters inch Shingles, one hundred thouand
{" the former he images will he up in the courfe of
TEN or fourteen days, whichwill be fold on terms not
duplicating to the purcIalers
Bacon, &c. will alto be received by him.
EDWARD FAULCON
Nay 81. q epIn,)
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lsieahtaga Of COUNCIL,
ON TIE
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE CHASE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81.
[ Mr. HqpAigIon, in continuation. |

This frf article, fir, charges, " That I'M
mindful Of the folemn duties Of his Office, and
contrary TO the fdcred obligations by which he
food bound to diicharge them faithfully and
impartially and without regard TO perfons, the
iaid Samuel Chafc on the trial of Jolln Fries.
charged with treafon, before the circuit court
of the United States, held for the diRriet of
PenniyIvana, in the city Of Philadelphia, dur
iag the months of April and May 1900, where
at the faid Samuel Chafe preiidcd, did in his
judicial capacity, conduct himfelfin manner
highly arbitrary, opprtfIive and uniuR." This
general accufation is followed by three ditind
specifications Of offence, 20 wit
" 1. In delivering IN opinion, in writing, on
the queition oflaw, on the contribution of which
the defence of the accufed materially depend
ed, tending to prejudice the minds of the Jury
againf the cafe ofthe faid John Fries, tie pri-
foner, before council had been heard in his de-
fence.
g." In refr6lng the council for the faid Fries
from recurring tofuchEngliGh authoritiesas they
believed appetite, or from citing certain RIA
tutes of the United States, which they deemed
illcftrative ofthe petitions upon which they IN
tended to Teft the defence oftheir client,
" 3. In debarring the prifoncr from his copnifu-
tional privilege of addreiiing the jury Through
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MOUNT SION rap SIZE.

HE ta5EriLey e7cys fer ie, L.. Plantation in NORTH
1"6erlaaa comfy, kno zen 3, tie nam. Of Gt0U.y7
SION. Tb. a5sse iyae7 eoafaias ak.4i 500 aeres ~
Of 7obib is equal 70 any iaf ia t6o part Of tie eOrrt,,
10, fertility IF JoA, ard iU' er,y yrqnftr to nate it
df's6r faafiOn far gracel fa,qiy. T6sre is on IL.
land an excellent 6,iek Dazzling Lo zr5 c.e,y eonee;-
eni0at b0gt; IRIS faas tee n1gs6e zcale,s o, l6e
F00To~ak and e0assa'ta an eganf ViezU Of tie ,ivr
AZ 1e'y convenient TO to, oeyt e. and is 4oi6ia en-.
day. fail Of d!e.oad,ia, NOyoH, ard BaAiwo,e Ityss,
he aIe zoW be made lhosva BY aepiie-finn 70 Ilr
He1ry Ball, zaLO r1ftf en- III. And or 10 tie E5jyib-,
Mrs 5. ettf
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FOR SALE,
At E1rcuiE q woR.1Er's BOOKSTORE:

At E1rcHIE u woRsLET's BOOKSTORE:
Y URKE,s Works. vols. cali, gilt, "a
~ Pindars do. 5 do do do. II
Moores Anacreon, Handsomely bound in iheep
JohnionS Dictionary, with Walkers pro-
nounciatoD, so
Dometc Encyclopedias, vols IL
Darwin's Economic, 9yols
Life, by Mfs Seward, %
Burns Works, vols. calf, gilt,
Humphreys Works, boards, 20
Life of Cowper, by Hayey,
Anacharils Travels in Greece, 4 vols boards,
Brown, Elements of Medicine,
Soooetts Grammar--for Frenchmen to learn
Englifh,
Rebnion Cruioe, elegant edition, with plates,
g vols.
Craydon's Digea Of the Laws of the US.
Hening's JuffCe, n
Horace Dolphin, .
Virgil do.
Cicero do
CrEr do. o RI
Saluft do ~
AI.so-A imall ahortment DISCRETIONARY.
May 27.--(eT4t)
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RICHMOND. FRIDAY MoR;s;c, JUNE Ii, 1905

Ii perfons having claims aga;na the eaa,e Of
A the late Rev. Robert Ware, decd of Middle
tex county, are defred to bring them forward pro-
Perly authenticated before the fri day OF Sep
TENDER next, otherwile this advertisement will BE-
plead in bar againR all claims exhibited after tina,
date the lubfcriber is derous to coie his admit
niitration account as ioon as pollible g,
EDWARD WARE.
ffniar q.ib tie zriW ai.s.xel
fnex, May 81. [epIn1
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VIRGINIA..

HufJe Superior Court Of CJ4re.rr tol4er ia ni.Iyo,s
Between
lhomas:Price and John Sandidge, Plaintiffs
And
Alexander Outlaw, lenio, and Alexander
out,aw, junior, Defendants
I'm motion of the defendant, Alexander Outlaw,
- junior, by council This caufe is ordered to lie re-
docketed thereuPon thu fad defendant filed his an
liver, to which the plaintiffs replied generally, and
c"mmilons are awarded the plaintiffs and the iaid de-
iendant, to examine and take the expeditions of ber
wneiies; and on the further motion of the fad de.
iendant, the court refeireti, the accounts between
him and the plaintiffs in this fuit, to one of its COM
moners, to be by him examined, Rated, fettled and
to the court reported with any fpecal matters though,
pertinent by hniel, required by the parties to be
ipecialiy ttated. a Copy. Teffe,
PETER T. NSLEY, &C.
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ELLIS g ALLAN

Hare received BY The Roiia from Loudon Part Of their
SPR G GOODS,
amongst 7obieb are be faLl0sriGg a,tielt.:
7 oNDoN Superine Cloths and CalIimeres.
y Cuttings and Dim,ies,
Handiome fashionable worked & laced Mullins.
81, Sd and 1914 Diapers,
Sd, $40 and 1915 Damale Table Cloths,
Gen,iemen's white and brown Cotton Stockings.
Ladies elegant laced white do.
Do 'Tortoife- fhell bent and braid Combs,
Chintzes, Callicoes and Furniture
Gentemen's black fashionable Hats,
Do. drab beaver do.
Do. do. patent elk do.
Umbrellas,
Boys Morocco Caps, plain and furr'd,
Bet Hemp Roles,
Engliih White Lead, Spaniih Brown, Yellow O:re.
ground in oil, and Verdigreafe,
Pruflian and Fig Blue,
Beit Boiled Oil in jars,
Durham Muttard, &C. &c
Which, added to their prefer, ilock, and thore ex
occsed daily from Liverpool, will render their ai
''''''e"' Se'eFa. May z. (eptG
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FOR SALE Or LEASE

.|lF large and convenient TAVERN ituated
Il IN the centre Of the town Of Lynehburg, at the
c|.rer OF the itreet leading to the court-houfe and
jail, and not more than thirty yards from both, oppo-
lie lynches ware-houie ARD the reet leading from
the ferry III the iaid town The Tavern contains
four rooms and bar the frR floor, including two
very large looms iuitsbe for ball and dining ROOM
with Hiding partition to the ballroom The fccond
Eoor Contains ily rooms one the ze Of the ball raan
-nd ihe others I;abIe for lodging rooms with an ex-
c',iem garnet. This Tavern has a large portico the
~ lens'h o The hoUie, alto good dry cellar aud
"rl opro'ne the door, together with kitchen,
'm"fc-houe DAIRY aud Gable with twenty-five falls
t1srein WIKI lPacious garden aud yard leading To-
'nr itaoie. Other improvements will be made 10
TN the purthAicr ieaier. il is deemed unneee(i
= to itae the great value of the above property, or
~ h'ore As to the advantage ariing from 70 eertrcal
~Ai eligible tiard for Tavern as it is prefuned no
pSr'on would be inclined to prchafc or leafe the A.
o''S properly withou; viewing the prefniics, there
beng &c Doubt but they would be better lat;sied af-
Ger ieeng the convenient fuaton than any informa-
tien they could get from this advertisement libe-
raj orejn viii be given any perfon defrous of the
pHreh'is or - advan'tg leafe.
Io- Further particilars apply 10 William Rofc Jun.
Richmond Or tire fubtcriber, relidinc about three
nile i.orI Lync'burs.
E--a ~
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BROKERS' OFEICF.

HE Sa5iSribcr hai opased B,slers OFee, ospaffe
: the O"sn 7aTe,n, and ooe, the Conntrs-bopf Of
1be"11' a"d haTos Ladt. iii bgin,G conflict to 6in,
l'iH |s frHcjatled 4vitb Frits GstAiy.
THOMAS N0RVELL.
- lie las far Eaie--A FEW SHARES IN THE
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE.
EiSo-oN State Certificates, bearing tx ter
can. .4!.ereR. March Ie. IF
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with Boots or Shoesas well as if they were on the
ipot.......A-the length of the Boot.-.C-round the
CalE...B-the pitch of di'to...D-round the heel and
. aep.-~E-round the inGer...G-acrois the ball of
ths foot. Fix the heel psainlf perpendicular, and
Rick knife at the end ofthe great toeet down in
figures the number of inthes and quarters, in the f
ierent meaiures January |. ep,f
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TO BE SOLD,

10 the higheft bidder, ON the premifes, on the
laft Saturday in June next,
- O much of the LAND, whereon John Kelfo
-. lives, in the county of Cumberland, late the
property of Peter Francifco, as will pay the ba.
lance claimed of him, by Samuel G. Adams, of
(. I6o, with its interef, by virtue of deed of
truft executed to me, by the faid Peter Francif-
co, for that purpofe.
CREED TAYLOR, TruRee.
May II. (eptds.)
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MANUFACTURE
MaIN-srREEr ,RIcRMoNp.

n e AXES Boots s. Shoes
AYA to any pattern or faih-
ion, equal in point OF MA
TERIALs and WORKMAN
sHIp'to any in general uGe.
u Imported Doors and
SHOES, CT the firh quality
and newell faihion, for Gaie.
-. Gentlemen ct a dif.
lance, who are difpoCed to
forward me their meaGrre,
| by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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EiILIT-4R1- CERTIFICATES.

OR SALE, Certificates of this fate, bearing in
a tereit of 6 per cent and receivable at the Trea
iary, all arrearages of taxes prior the year 49,
WILLIAM PRICE, Caaa'r. Cenl. NJ. A. S.
hIay 49, If
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FOR CHERBOURG.

trJI FOR CHERB0URG,
NN1xTN The copper bo,.om'd nip MAR
SSAGEasHsAssl TIA, Capt PErRrE, burthen about
ses1:s.' $50 hhds having two thirds her cargo
now engaged, is expected fail abou, the 18th Iuiy,
and will take 100 or $50 hlds. tobacco ON mode
rat Re freight. For terms apply to
JOHN NEWELL, Jr Norfolk. or
BROWN, RlVES & Co. Richmond.
May 81. (ep4w)
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE.

UFfIOE,
Richmond, 1,5b May, 1905.
TIE pa'fie' SViH Take Notice, That have APP
pointed the twentyninth day of July next, TO COM
mence the account directed by the annexed decretal
order OF the Court-on which day they are rc3ueaed
to attend at my Office in this city, with the account &
vouchers prepared and ready for examination and et
tiement-and with copies of the court papers.
SAMUEL GREENHOW, NC.
May 81. IF
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CASH

WILL " qi5vA Tn - q, ~ HO1,S, from
~ 7t'i5Jr0,I siG. Enquire 96fbe Pri1fer5.
Dec -. lPUl
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HE iuSferiber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public at large, that he has obtaned a
conniilon for the exereiie Of the duties of NOTA
RY PUBLIC, in aud for this city and tina, ,ny b,,-
iinefs committed him fall meet with prorpt az.
patch.
SAMUEL M'CRAw.
May 2I. kf
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April 20
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TO THE PRESIDENT 81 DIRECTORS OF
THE JAMES RIVER COMP'r.

FIND that our lat Legislature has direted that you
ihaii have the Navigation of the Canal connected
with Underwater by means of Locks. Much has
been iaid on this fubje9, and many have iuggeRed
their doubts as to the pracicablity of ereng fuch
Locks as will be permanent, and aniwer the purpofe
In my opinion, it is practicable, plain, and eaf but
the colt will far exceed common computation, but
not more than Tome of you calculate.
As have made myieif well acquainted with two
plans that will anwer, differing from each other only
in the materials, hereby offer n,yfelfto you as flu
perintendant of the building of them on the follow
ing terms, viz:
Ten thouland dollars for my fervces, to be paid a,
the end of five years from the the Locks are f.
niihed, provided they tand otherwile, nothing 1t
will be equally agreeable me, to take larger or
INHALER fun, on longer ihorter time, adding or
deductng at the rate of thouiand dollars per ann
II you with TO have my plans explained to you, you
will pleaie to addres through the medium of this
paper and will attend you in perion at any time and
place you may appoint.
Should you conclude that my price is more than
you will give, in the that you all approve my
plans, nothing need be faid by you on the fub
jet.
Your flenoe for three months, | fhall coniider as
full diiapprobation to my proportion.
"A CITIZEN OF RICHMOND.
March l. (eF2m)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-13
FRA,. WALKER.

PIRGINId:
AT hyperion Court of Chancery held a. the Capt.
tol in the city of Richmond, the fir day OF March,
one thouiand eight hundred and five
Between
Marcus Elean and William Temple at
fs% %s5 Of Hooper and T0sr Banirpp'' Plaintiffs
Thomas Stewart andeompanie ndWil-1
liam MKenzie and Coinpsne. Defendants.
= Z HE defendants Thomas Stewart and compa-
Z ME not having entered their appearance aud
given iecurity according to the act of Anenbly and
the rules of this court, and appearing to the it-
faction OF the court, that they inhabitants of
TINS country the motion of the plaintiffs, by their
council it ordered that the faid defendant DO APP
pear here the fra day of next term, and anfyN er
the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inherited in iome newspaper pubhed in
the city OF Richmond for two months iuccelivey and
poted at the front door of the capitol in the ad city
March 5. (eF2m)