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Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
R e M @ pa r.
WILLIS e. M'KINSTRv.

Have jYf receiped, -
A great variety of NEW GOODS,
which, having been parchafsd for Cs, will b. fold
+. very low.
Tbry bzvs on Band, ~4st
Hytcn, Hyfon Skin, Southong S1 B3hea TEA IS,
and general aaortment of GROCERIES.
4 lew boxes Of CHINA, containing one tea f.s
each.
;, %5s- Crneibles and blue Melting Pets.
Nay ao. 1906
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

VII. a in of the names Of thofe who fubfcribe
will be publifhed in the iait volnme, as the pat
IONS Of this great and magn;Gcient work.
P6iladfphia, Nare5 zo. (May 30
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
UNIVERSAL LAW.MLKCi1AAl
PROPOSALS..
BY DANiEL 1OENS0N,


By DANIEL 5OENSON,
lss susTIsesY suS'eslFrRs.r
THE UN1y .RsAL LAw-MER CHANT;
Being d C9ilesfist fyoss The mgf a1p,otei ane:sns
0aa nfaern eUyifsrs, on ne
Laws, Culloms, and tIiages of Merchants
sf. and ohiP-ovnerS;
On Bills Of Exchange and fromiacry
.aA Notes,
Elementary Principles OF the Law! Of
Partnerllnp, Bailments, Letters of Gre
dit and Letters of RecoreTnen dation.
SYSTEn4s"~- Compilations Of Maritime
La~5 80 Mercantile uiages, will always be uie-
-ai TO men OF buGnefs-whethsr their occupa-
ton be Law or trade.
Prom view oi the Analytical p-ofpcttrs Of
this work--every man of commercial inforua-
q n viii at onee perceive, that il embraces iub-
iects uieful and intereAing TO merchants Of eve-
~ deicrPtion
Untii Lord Mansfield had diTe6led his culti-
vated taen-s totbe invefigatiou OF commercial
eu+itons, al leems TO have been fucuating
.ad uncertain and even At the preient day,
no puoicauon appears 70 be more abfoluteiy
nserfIary fcr the Counting Room, than Syte-
matte and wei digefed compendium, Of the
<.Lay5, Guitons & Uiages of Merchants
and Ship Owners.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

or By t9yticEiar rgrsemsat 1rif5 mr.. Bradford,
Sa5l1ipii.sf 0,e rfeeived ), D. Johnfon, at tie
Por;4sd Bookstore, for IKE DJf,ia Of lfaiae.-
-4ry gentleman zr5o sot6cS TO become Su5fyi5er
j0r r5is Yclsadt W-Ork, and eu50 cannot MAKE it
sTarerieu. 10 call. may feyroayd bis name By
Mai
loR SALE AS A8ovE-Duncan's Cicero, Da-
vidion's Virgil, Virgil Delphini, Horace Delphi
nj. Ccfar Delphini, saIluR Delphini, AinfwoTth's
Ingiih 8 Latin Dictionary.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
Iako IN orlce.

~'youi5 81 way ~Jf 70
7s JHnes d. Hapkiat, :sg. Clerk gf TIE Mani
= Turnpike -160- int1ea.
HE frbic tiaers. Two Of the cirsaors Of the
Il Maine Turnpike aHoei4tion, hereby lequ;R
You 20 notify meeting Of fsjd di, ,sdcrs, to Be
holden athe Office ct Samuel Freeman, tfg ia
Portland, on Monday, h 18th day Of June next,
al tonr O'Clock, in the afternoon, fer lie pcrPois
following s. VIZ.
}. TO choofe Prefds1s
2, To make luch a.IsGmeHls, as shsy hali jndg.
nseeGary.
8, No take fneh steps as ,hey ihaiI judge ascsE
fafy. TO caTy into secA she votes pafed a. %.
Iaa meeting OF the 3Iociholdsrs. aud
4. To do what fhall he Thought proper IN t5s
exelution Of lha tiuE committed 10 them---aod 70
promoss tie defgn Of the sEociauon.
SAMUEL FIREMAN,
- LEMUEL WEEKS.
Porsl41d. Mey AZ. 1895.
Purluantto the forsgoing application,
do hereby notify the ditttaIs Of the Mans Turn.
sike a6oeIation 10 meet at the time and place
therein mcntioEed, and f1ther purpefs. herein e.
3reded I. ID HOPKINS CaeTk.
Portland, June I, Iscs. , -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21

e1ted idea Of the mognannity of his foul, and the
active ingenuity Of HE mind 10 man will dare TO
believe that any criticms which may offer upon the
conduct of Thomas Pane, flow fror, I mind az
tuated by malevolence blind to his virtues. Is
there man on the contrary who VIII admit that
iuch mPreiiions would be too apt generate bias
IN his favour; that they will frequently dpole
me TO caG the mantle Of oblivion over thofr fobles,
which hould never conceal from n,yfelf nor paatc
to others. Much rs admire Mir. Paine, there is
a full higher obligation which | owe TO in,muta-
BILE truth " Plato is my friend, bat truth is Fill
more my fir end"
BE 1t my office then to declare, that the yle * the
ientiments of the following letter do not command
all my appreciation. There is vein of iatre and Of
illiberal nfconaru6ion running through it, which is
little calculated to conciliae the eheem of his oppo
nents There IS habit Of icurrilty thrown over il ;
there Is only harihneis, but coarfeneis Of ex-
pretiion in it, which 10 far from exhibiting model
OF the controversial method of writing calculated
TO increaie that partial and fcurrous competitions
which mark the common literature of this country
Mr. Paine who has examined the public prints in a
merca, nluit have ieen aud muR have lainented that
many oil the papers of his as well Us of the adj
verie party, addicted lliberal contribution and
vulgar ahule. Why then did Mr. Paine encourage
by iueh AN example the preient the prevailing I'M
moraiities OF the prefs? Why did he not content
hmfelf with refutng the nfnuatious of Mr. Hubert
'i"' vi Ill that teT1e x eaiy
tye, which diltinguh all his compolitionl If Mr. p
had not occupied the fr place the ranks of itera-
tufe, the example would have been leis pernicous,
and its influence upon the American prefs might NOT
have been 10 extenive. The Editors of papers, or
their icurrious ferbblers, may hereafter fay or at
eatt they may think, that their competitions are no,
10 contemplate, fiuce Mr.. Paine has lanelificd the
cuitom 1t is perhaps unfortunate propes,iity of
our nature, that where combination of qualities ex-
ITS, fome of which are good, and fome of them bad
our appreciation of the irR, frequently gives an
extenuation and even charm to the laR The mfr
mites OF great man eclped and even exalted by
his virtues; and the nyle of Mr.. Paine may appear
to a or B. or c. to derive new u0re from his cee-
brated name. Such is the ludicrous picture, which
Pope has given of his ridiculous lycophants and
iuch the principle which they attempted to re-
conciie him to his own imperfe6tions.
There are, who to my perfon pay their court ;
cough like Horace, and though lean, am fhort
Ammon's great fon one lhoulder had too high;
Such Ovid'S noie, and fir you have an eye"
Co on, cbliging creatures make me fee,
All that diigracd my betters met in me.
Say, for my comfort, languiHing in bed,
| Juit 10 immortal Marc held his head
And when die, be lure you let me know,
Great Homer died-three thoufand years ago.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
0lgtellaneous.

The following Summary from the London
Monthly Magazine of laf November, which
the Editor has been fortunate enough to bor-
row from one of his friends, will f,irnirh few
interefting articles to the literary reader. lie
will probably derive fome amuferlent from ne.
ruling lome Of thofe purfuits to which the lite
rary genius of England is now dre6ted. He
may be infruGed by tracing the connection
between the literature and fcience, which he
has already accumulated, with fome of the
dhcoveries which the following view LAYS open
before him. He may ak with anxious regret
why the literary genius of his own county has
70 long flept: He may enquire into the caufes.
which may contribute to enlighten and civil
Ilze the genius of nation, confehedly inferior
to none other on the globe. Perhaps G1cb
views may infpire him with feeble deGrc
ofemploying fuch e&pedicnts himfelf to pro.
mote the intellectual civilization of his own
country.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21

ESPEC FULLY acquaut the I7d;esard Gem
: tlenen Of this CITY. that thew i,t.ri -
a P"iNT1NG ACADEMY this day. 'rhurl4ly the oIi
mt. m the houie oppofite the Swan Taveru---,pd
winch was occupied by Mr.. Warrs!; where thew oi'l
take L'kenelles in large and in Miniature in ~ MOI
elegant ityle, every morning from until 10 r'rlrrt
,"o hkenel'' no pay y and viii teach Drawing bv he
bet ana ihortet method, three DAYS ir fhe ,,4a..
W. lhurday, Friday, and Saiutdiy, from Q nrtH .
COCK BopDEF, Jun. will alto teach Dloeiar at
the fame houie, three DAYS il h. " col g., ,,,,,
day Friday, and Saturday, from until o',lorl. 4,
the evening. The terms Tor Drawing are rx eollars
r'r month, that viii be up in tfir,y DAYS f,or, ,be
hlt eHon. The terms Tor dancirg, ar, fv, dollars
entrance and ten dollars per qrlr er that viii he mn
in ninety days from the FRI l,nop. W
March ~. (Ste)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
VARIETIES.
LITERARY AND PmLosoPmcAL,
I1sl21iqg Notieo efVoytin Haad Don1ais u Fo,e

1777'7y 1'7I''s' y " Witt lIaN7, D775f = FoIrga
THE foundation Of new building at the Britih
Muieu'n has been juf laid; the principal apartment
OF which will be entirely devoted to antiquities We
underitand the great Sarcophagus from Alexandra
will beplaced on four arches and in different par,.
Of the fame room the other monuments from Fgvp,
Il will communicate with the fouth wing of the pre
ient rutture, but believe it is not yet ettled ybe
ther the fame lyle of architecture will be followed
The Muieum, as it ftands, rets upon brick arch
es +; and being originally intended only for private
dwelling, cannot be expeaed to be 70 durable as a
building foley erected for INSTRUMENTATION.
The literary world will be glad to hear that ,be
ieeond volume of Mr.. Horne Tooxr's Ebeo
Peyo'sia is completely finihed and will be Ient TO
the preis Immediately.
IN the courle OF November will appear iIunrated
with pIltes, The Testimonies of Dr. CLAFxr. ref,ct9-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
FOR SALE.

a LIKELY young negro fellow, BLACK
I 4 SmIIH by trade, and is we'll acquainted vi. n
the making OF plantation utenhs Pr teTrrs apor !,
PE'rFR RUST.
Richmond County, Feb. s.---eT9m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
HINTS TO rypocRApH1cA1 pRrraer.


The Editor Of the NorfoR Ledger. in his
paper of March 8. has faid that fi,ond trs
propoird amendment Of the eIaPic Nj. po,-
dolDh (as his friend Richie terms him y, e.,
| ne td'tor or the LEDGER is reCusn. d To c1,.,
whether the eIaRic Mr.. Randolph. AID The lI,c
nc genius OF Mr.. Randolph are the fame. or t.
nonYmous 9xprefiions. IN the i;.vlr in vl,.b
It has been here employed, The phr fr IS f,-,,ra.
| tue, but It is apttO the occafon. rrr,ss r,
convey the idea of mind, rjling in its power
ahove the prot,iii NAL iCnorau,r, and th, rby6.
cal diteatt, which At once oDrordif.
Mr.. Colman, the Editor oftle N yrk r,-
raid, has done this paper The hc".nr Of f7virr.
int theRicbWoHd Enquirer was {" aEifrd1.y tie
'abours ottyonr Fd"o nd Randolph, vcur Have,
yonr Majors and others ofttr f mr. rau,n -
Lei MS correcl the error of Mr.. Col,nan.-1f
Mr.. Randolph has not onre pcnred 2 ,,,,r,,,t
for the Enqur Fly. M H,v has g .r,,.,,,i.
Gated tome valuable competitions bnt no, onp
~ them haS rel1ted 10 z ,'i'ira aud ~ rfy IN.
Pc'--2liy. We have otrecejv dthe afIif asc.,of
tie Nations. No fnch men live in or rc,, Pi,L-
mond. George mafnr tie Aicn,b,r of n,u cor,
y,nlIon Stephen Tho rpf,n Mh-r the f.d,r,1
Senator Lave already defended with honor to
the Tomb. Let Mr.. Coman tlen enquire. h..
tore he makes his next aG,rtiou
At numerous meeting OF the Democratic Re,,tJ -.
Freeholders, Of the city Of Richmond a, the n i
Tavern in the iad CRY, on Saturday the IC,h Of
March, 1906 u
H7o" r(o'0d, That the Freebollers who attended
the LAID meeting. would ule their hpR eadeavo,s in
Importing theection Of 'u,h gentlemen ofrerubI.c.n
principles as 'houid, by majority Of ,he Eid Free
ne e,eotea as prorer rer'on to reprefent the
fad ciry,in the next General AGnbly.
Wbynhoa, the faid Frecloli,r. having rroce.d qd
By vote, to the choice of fch p-rfou. ,oior;v cs
votes was found in favor ofLgw1s HARvIr, EG1
Tefe,
ROOT MITCHELL, Cb,iyveo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
FOR SALE.

BY THE SUBSCRIBERS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04

at meeting Of tie 8oardej Directors of tbc Ma
rial Assurance Ssc,efy against F,,e on Bniis;ng.
y t6e state q; Virginia beld at RE General 0t.
eee' on roe 1913 IF Noresa5er, 1905.
appearing to the Board that the
il time heretofore allowed the Special Agents
OF this Socie'y to complete the Revaluation Of
those Buildings which had been injured in the
Towns and IN the Country J,-,er 20 the 30sh day
OF January last, is insufficient, FOR that pu pose
Resofvsd therefore. that the said Agents be al.
lowed TIL the Sisr day of December next to COM
Plete inc Revaluation of all Buildings which have
been Insured as atoresai! wtain The Disuiets
and Towns for which they may have been seve.
rally appointed. W.
ALEN'R. M'RAE, president NJ A s..
Lss'e' LEWIS NJ ElvALNix, OK b ID, .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
W4qCRS CLOCK MAKERS.

81 P4qCRSJ CLOCK MAKERS.
Who tender their services 10 their fyiepds and
the public in the line of their profession. aud
nope from nnremitting attention to merit the
confidence OF their customers They repair
W4'ches and Clocks of every description Nj
and G. have just reeeivesi a Large and fashionable
OF assortment Jewellery, consisting of
Large, fancy, mourning. set and plain Earnings,
Gold and gold SCI Necklace.
handsorne assortment OF ornamen,cl tortoise
shell Combs,
Mourning, fsroy, wedding. plain and plain Sc,
Finger Kings.
mourning, plain and plain set Breast Pins,
Gold Miniature Settings and Chain,
Mourning end plain Bracelets and Necl, ciasns.
Mou'ein8 and fancy Lockers,
i-as',ss and Gentemen's gold, gilt, silver and
si,k Watch Chains,
Gold gilt, pebble and glass Seals,
Gold, gilt and steel Keys.
God. silver and tortoise shell Sleave Ru,tonq
and Studs
SILVER Thimbles. SALE Spoons, Netting Needles
Tooth Picks and Shoe Clasps, with a varic,,
OF other articles
They have likewise on hands = fe,y gooe
Walches, all of which they offer Oh the mos
reasonable terms
N. b Mir'=;ure Settings and Hair. Work
executed IN the neaicsr manner
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
10 qaE INHABITANTS OF 8ExRgco, LOUISA
,AyD CoocHLlND.


,IvD CoocHLhND.
FELLOW CrrIzEHs,
/ THAT doubts may cease TO exist abou
my Offering to represent this ,listra at the mex
senatorial election, think il right TO say, thai
X live shall be q Candidate.
1t is always improper if TO be avoided, FOR a
man to say any thing for himself: ard extreme.
y regret. that feel compelled from circnn,stan.
ces which exist to do So
Because profess Christianity my views are
DENOUNCED, and design is attached but since i,
IS my opinion that the religion of an individual
octon2sto himself. | would willingly ask that
indulgence of Others which am willing 10 ex-
tend IF others differ with me. IL ought nor 20
become asource Of contesr. for in this way has
u happened, that Tnighty dissentions have been
generated and cherished
Aiino' am no advocate for religious tests &
have always thought that governnicnt ard reiie-
on Ought to unite IN nc plan of operation, yer l
nave never learned that the religious belief OF
man made him worse citizen. or a worse re.
preventative.
What the people are TO require, is whether
my political principles of The kind they wish,
and not whe her am of this or that religions
persuasion. IF an enquiry of thus sort should lie
gone INTO, have only TO ask retrospect ofthe
events oil my iifc. and an endeavaur 10 find our
whether at any time have deviated from the
political principles which now avow.
1T TOO, il should be found that nv mental &C.
qnirenents lily qualify me- for an appointment. so
iSpor'ant among the Candidates, this defea can
be rernediej. and an opportunity is afforded of
making an election better suited to the views OF
the people.
GERARD BANKS.
Cooehland. Nov. II, 1906. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04

>
N quahty Jamaica Newton Candles 6
sugar Soap
I H' no. santa Cruz Madeira. Port, Sherry
o Teneriffe and Malaga
r"s' and second quail Wine
'oat ditto China Bowls from 1
DsS green coffee to quarts
NJ. Nn''gua hum Tea and coffee Cups &
.w England ditto Sauccrs
pposniac Brandy Cut Jelly Glasses
u .Ien aI,.o Pint, halfpint and gilt
- .vnanos Gin Tumblers
caldwell, Frasure and Quart. Mint and half
Cos superiine Cho- pint Decanters
eos,e Green and white Quart
Psi" .sn lendon mustard and pint Pocket Bot
narKes, Salts, Il ties
Pepper, White Ginger, Henry the VIII and
ih"sh'o and Nut Merry Andrew Cards
regs iiImpenal Young Hv-
Martinique Noyau son and soycbopg
Box Haisins and Cur Il Tea
~. rants Eff and GunPowder
- Sttm Patent Shot assorted
o ooi' Snep Almonds Thos. Leiper's Snuff
D'""s'oue bladder & Patent Night Lamps
e'ouna Singer in Liverpool Slowed Salt
I, s"ah Kegs in Sacks aud Loose
- "ooo Picked Salmon and
:, uskey Cotton Mackarel in half bar.
.es. hotant Indigo y rels
a general assortment OF STONE & EARTH.
EN- WARE.
EXPECTED,
a qna'i,ity of common N. E.. and Bulocks
CHEESE.
Fisher s Lesueur.
November 25tl, 1905. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
Observation-Disclosures Tow WEDsEspA,

f*M Subscribers to the DEBATES
zoe VIRGINIA CONVENTION, and 10
Gi560N's HISTORY oCtbe .DECLINE and
FALL eftbc ROMAN EMPIRE a.e ,e1yes,sf
- appg at f5is Office, sv5ere t5eir COPIES are notr
-e,.HF /SF OclfNeyr. ftF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
WILLIAM cowHN

Returns his acknowledgements 10 his friends &,
the public for the liberal encoura cement he has
received since his commencement in bns;ness. &
hatters himself from the present consec ton, 10
merit their future confidence
10 Persons who have Watches rern1ining
N his hands viii please call at the shop Of McaS
an fo,sn
November &C. o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04

ALL persons having claims a.
Aga'nstthe estate ofEdwasd w,ns,onl ,,e os
Hanover county. dec. are reque s,ed to bring them
forward without deiay--and those indebted to
subscriber. ~ '"e
go, And'w: Woodley, Admir-.
Smith6eld. Isle of Wight,
18th Nov. 1905
NJ y. In order to facilita,e the settlement, ~
accounts convenient to the former residence of
the deceased, will attend a, Hanover Co...
house on the court days for the months of Mach
ana May ncxt. w.t. A. W.
NHE subscriber expects to com
n mence the PRACTICE OF puysIc
ABOUT the first of January next. at the plantation
oil Capt. William Fendicy, in the county of Ches.
terhe'd, on the road leading from Bevil's Bridge
20 Petersburg, about one mile above Mr.. Tho.
masWatkns's mill,
Nov. 11th, 1905. wi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
LAND & NEGROES, for SALE.

Ian u & NEGROES, for SALE.
MILL be sold, on Thursday the ninth day
w of January next. at Cumberland court
house, two TRACTS OF LAND. one tra6,
adjoining the lands Of WIN. Daniel. sen. and o /.
theirs; tine other traa adjoining the lands of
4m. Coleman, sen. containing about COZ acres
each the situation of bothuasis is such as may
be divided TO snit purchasers the soil is adapted
TO the culture OF corn, wheat and tobacco, and
well timbered; there is a suliiciency of land
cleared on each trad to work six or eight hands
20 advantage ;dis,ant Is miles from Cartersvie,
y miles from Cara, and miles from Cumber.
land courthouse. further description is deem
ed unnecessary, as it is presumable those who
wish to purchase will irst view the premises-
The terms os sale is four equal annual payments,
with bonds and approved security, to carry inse-
rest from the date If not puntnalS paid Also
fifteen likely Virginia SLAVES, on credit CO
IL months. Bonds with approved security will
be required to carry interest from the da,e if no,
punauaiiy paid.
O3oher 9TH 1905. wtrlss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
PRINTING P4PER.

65 Keams Royal Printing Paper
for sale at this oftses.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
J 10 DOLLARS REWARD.

- AN away from the subscriber living on Bent
M Creek. the 2;th inst. negro man named
TOM, eighteen or twenty years old, cf very
dark complexion, FIVE feet eight or nine inches
nigh, he had on when he wen, away 4 white
negro cotton coat, pair of green cotton pan,a-
looms and an Oznsburg shirt. purchased hin,
about twelve months ago of 4 Mr.. Harden. who
SAID he was raised IN Gloucester county IT'S pre-
sumable he Will cndeavour TO go ;here. Any
person delivering the said negro TO me on Bent
Greek, or secure him so that get him again,
shall receive the above Re ward
RICHARD CLARKE,
November 25, 1906 aw,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
OCTOBER 9TH. 18U5. wtds'
BANK OF VIRGINIA..

THE Stockholders are hereby
Il notified. that the annual meeting for e.
leeing Directors will be held on Monday the
9th January.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
Notice.

THAT the Trustees OF the late
hrm OF Daniel and William Cuerran, late
18th OF December next, NEE, NJ the ho,s my tue
Pieo by the subscriber in the said town. in orSs.
TO make dividend of monies cole sed agr.s,I,T.
10 the deed of trust. M those who have &c.
against the said firm, arc requested to Intend nn
.he above day, personally, or by agent, proner,v
authorised to receive and grant DISCHARGES e.,
their respective dividends % 'o'
. BY order of ,he Trustees.
William Guerrant.
oaoser s0th, 1906. w,J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
Ten Cents Reward,

FOR experimenting and delivering to ne in
4 New Kent county, near Bottom's Bridge,
Daniel l.. Bradley my apprentice, WIN abscond-
ed on last Sunday he is personal youth. very
forward, i6years ofage his mother resides in
New hent.-Aii persons are forwarded from en-
teriamng or harbourins said apprentice. & mas
ters cf vessels from carrying him out of the state
as the law will he iniorced against them.
Benjamin keiningham.
November 23,TS05. 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
WILLIAM M'CAY

TURNS his grateful acknowledgement q,
N ms numerous friends and customers for the
lioerai encouragement he has received, and in.
forms them that the business will in future be
csrried on under the firm of
M'CAY & COWAN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-10
WILL BE SOLD.

1T Public dnt7ion, at the EagA. Tavern, IN tbe
slty Of Rie5~ond, an Monday tie 6ib 4ay o.,
.Tannnry:
Wo LOTS in the faid city on ShocEoe Hill,
No, one Oh WINCH IS at preient occupied by Doctor
M'Clurg, aud joining one of Major Duvas; on This
LOT IS two itory brick dwelling houe, SO feet quare,
with convenient outhouits The osher 10, ALTO ;ons
one OF Major Duvals, and is occupied by Mr.. M.
Bates; this lot has Dutch roof framed DWELLING
houie on it SO feet bv IS.
This property is lkewile fubjea to the widows
dover.
The terms ofpayment will be made known on tbe
day of iale. WIZ. LANCBOR>JF FL. ''''
Nov 10. ,e