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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09

Substance Of the Note which HE Empe-
ror of the Fysnch dirseied to be return
cd in answer to M. D'Oubsil's Note Of
July 2lA.
After s;sting the asiorishment of the
Emresor Of the French at the complaints
Of Russia and the tone IN which they are
expressed, which is represented as being
that of con4neror, debating snbieGt
power, instead Of the fss,illat lone which
ought 10 be used bstwcen the Two coun.
tries, standing upon terms Of intimacy,
and treating upon q system of perfect G.
quality, the note asserts thai France has
RICH; TO reprosca Russia with having
neglected. TO execute her engagements |,
with having intsrfered aad changed The
government OF the Seven Islands, which
was placed under the JOINT guarantee of
France, Russia, and The Porte, ithoat a
NJ concert or communication with France:
with having sent large bodies Of troops 10
Corfu, and having made an os;eptatious
preparation of sending additional num-
bers.
That the Emperor Of Russia had also
gi-en an open reception to the emigrants
of every description; and so FAR from ex.
peilisg from his dominions the Bourbon
family and their heads, had allowed them
an asylum in the Russian territories, and
had participated in their criminal projee Chs,
contrary to the wise examples Of his IA
tlier, at the time Of his endeavouring 10
terminate the war, and 10 restore the tran
guilty Of Europe.
"T..<t Russia had recently placed il
self in posture OF direcf defiance to
France, by ordering esurt mourning as
a mark Of respect TO the rncmory Of an a.
gen, in the pay Of England, engaged in
a criminal design to eHeel the ruin OF
rance; that Russia had aeied in this
sfter,his traitor to MS county has
been condemned by The just decision ora
tribunal of the French government, and
had been executed in pursuance of his
sentence.
I" That these and many other examples
of the III disposition OF the Russian go
vernment, the whole of whose conduct to-
wards France had undergone an unac-
alteration; too glsring partiali-
~ which Russia uniformly manifested 10.
wa'ds Epglsnd, and the pe.hdlous con
duct and plots Of NJ. Markof, Who had in.
creased the differences between the two
governments, and had engaged 10 all L.,e
wicked dssigus of the emigrsnis and dis
Affected persons in France.--That these
vere the real causes which induced the
Russian government to adopt that Geld
and inexpliesble condaa towards France,
which it had lately thought proper to e
vince on every occasion.
8 That finally, MISUNDERSTANDING all the
sollci,nds oil The emperor Of the French
to malhtsin the relstlons OF friendship ans.
ami'y between the two countries, the En-
pcror Of Russia Should Join hiss arms 10
those Oh E'S'aId, the kssperog Of tie
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
Sales at Auction.
nm Monday the 18th inst. (Janu-
~ any,. wili be SOLD, az the coWssosse,
The Houses Cy Lot.

Opposite Mr., John Fosier's--Tke lot eonrairs
"a feet front and 3e5 back, an which rbe,e !, a
very good DIVE ling licuse, part OF which Is s,-
TED our for ssore. and the stand fr q retailer
NOT inferior 70 any in Richmond. Thess are al
50 on TINS good kitchen. smoke house and
gstden---Ths terms Of sale will IA enc ,L;,d
cash, ono third IN 6 roafhs, and the b,lanee;n
l2months. on bond aad apsyoved security.
Prosser & Msncure, ". m.
Richmond, Jan s 1905 ,ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
Tickets in The VII

Ram K Mary College Lottery are for
sale at this ciice.
Purchasers to The number of ten tickets
may ba accommodated With a credit Of
sixty days from the commencement OF
drawing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
January 3.

Capt. Hansford in Is days from New
York. arrived hers yesterday, spoke the
schooner Carolina, Capt D,ckie, from
Philadelphia for this place, on Wednrs.
day the 2evh ul,. off Ctincksteaguc, out
u days, ali her sails gone, and porposed
making for New York.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
NORFOLK, Jan. ..

His Britannia majesty 5 fr;ga'e Ca,a5T.
sn, arrived in Hampton Roads ls.t even
ing, so thar the situation Of Mons. La
Brosse, may be said 10 become from bad
to worse
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15

P!Haaflia, 3lF Der 1900.
C'guedl BENJAMIN RUGfL
By Sci. i1ie No. o It appears that the amour.
o'?r'h' or co'rug from the m. Of January to The
3lh. ofD.csnber 1909. was 2I97 dollars g: so cts
(shedrio, ~. 9 gives an abGrsa Of the expao1i
tares Of tie Mint ior ,he f4ne period By which i,
appears th@t the amount oiE!0isi, veqse, and ne:-
dental charges was 10 ,22f dolls. so cts.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15

are Tome Others whole light or vhof. fciiuvf !
aoprchend have been Affected in the came way.
csH. Ct0n formerly told our friend Dr. R. that
has vote forthe Britiih treaty wond he governed
by the reception which the fasco fpeculation
received in congreis and every one knows who
and what Cen. Gum was, and how he voted on
the Britiih treaty. believe that as Old az the
3rdtS treaty is in the political world il is good
teit or political character nogv as well as them
have not feen any man who voted 20, II in whom
the leaf political trIit or confidence can he re-
poied; and have ften fome DOZENS of its fiIp-
porters become the g'cateit ca:ifS on the con-
tinent.
MIR. J. Randolph has made tand, araint
this itupendous fraud, that renders him illutri-
Gus ard an honor to his country but he is at
tackled on AL ides nv hort OF harn;es. and I
have very little doubt that no means will be left
untried to deprive his country of his fervices
and PERHAPS of bis life. You can have no con-
ceptlon or the intrigues aud wickedr-fs carried
on 70 eject this national robbery and fl,ame.
Mr. J. Clay moved this day ~ reject bill
brought IN by Mr.. Dana ON this ilibieSt You will
I've 'nrpriied to hear that the queftion was loft
believe the votes were for rejecting Sand
tor TIE bill GO or 63-I have the cfisfsE fion 70
lay that Mr.. Fndlcy and MIR. Hoge n federalift)
are the only Pennfylvanians who fIDport. this
fraud and regret 10 fay that honef lanes
Sloan Is the only Jerfcy member oDpored to II.
Mr. Randolph has been confined 10 bed this
dag through the feverityrof the wcatAer-tlIere
were icveral other members ahfeIt li,.swife-
and trait that on the final queltion that the va
ZOO speculation will meet the fate il merits
md that thoie who fuppoIt the inouity will feel
the indignant frowIs OF their country
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
not found.
SATURDAY. FrR-o-,o ION.

Inc court was opened preciiely at ! 2 O'Clock.
PRESENT, the Manager5, attended by the
houie of Representatives in committee of the
whole and JSdge CbaJt, attended by his conn
day. 'o''''-
at a quarter after IL O'Clock, Mr.. =. Ran
d'Ipb, on behalf ofthe managers, openedtb inn.
parchment, and in fpeech of about one hour
and an half in duration prefented general view
OF the grounds on which it was intended to fuf-
tai the ieverai charges exhibited in the articles
ofimpeachment.
Evidence was then addnced in fupport oftbe
allegations contained in the FIrR article. mi.
linn Legoij, ofPhiladelphia, was fira examir-
ed and after him, Hleeande,. Games DALAI. Of
the lame place when, at a quarter before 4 %
clock the Senate stred, the Prefident irtirq-
ting that the trial would be refumed on Mon
day at y O'Clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
B o o K SAT AUCTION.

q choice collection Of Books, will be fold This
ana tomorrow evening, among which are the
following, viz.
'HE King Of PrulFa's Works, is vols Hume,
tiltory Of England with the con,inua,ion Ie
v9s' l ne american Nluieum, vols Milton. Works.
6 vols. Johnions Works 6 vol, Iobpfor', i've. oe
the Poets, vo's Smiths Wealth Of Nations. 4 vol,
Bair's Lettmes, vols p obcftfon's America. vol,
Hero; lurius' vols cuthre's Geographical fam
mar. G.e. &C.
Catalogues q this yslaabe collection r,av b.. I'D
at the syote u ne0rs. ~. W Hancock & CO. t.res
doors beioN the Fscir Tavern.
THOMAS TAILOR & c.. v.M's
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
FROM TIE AURORA.
rRoM wAsHixGroa, Feb. 8, 1905.

IRON whsHiNGToH, Feb. 8, sos.
The trial, Of Judge Chafr, uDon the irrDeach-
ncnt OF the houfe Of repr, lertatiges, conln,en.
ced thT day Agreeable % she former d,tcrmi-
nation o. The ie1atc. Previous to IN account
of the proceedings. ila'l inform you of th,
arrangement and order OF tfe court. THE e
rate, il it, legislative capacity, at peeieut occu
pics toe north wca room formerly the &c o
TIC EUetmy.
TIE isns.e chamber il itted up IN a hand
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15

Official paper which mas been iiihmii,cd by the
PRECEDENT, IN conftquencr zoo. am told, OF The
ttena'e having paied a refDlutior, calling upon
hini tor iuch documents aud information as ne
mad to communicate in relation to the fube9.
You Will perceive that 1t amounts TO no iuitics-
ton Oft rcitri6lions and heavy buythen pro-
poied 20 he laid upon this valuable portion of
o.t trsoe. Phi. pap.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15

LFIT"I y /" JON JTdI0IIgioEl aated FebTu-
0Tp s.
The bill "to regulate the clearance Of arm
ed merchant yehels," drags heavily along the
icnste. Some ofthe members being decidedly
againa doing any thing, and others for touch
ing the luhied as tightly as poflible. The
right of merchants 70 arm for felf-dsfence is IN
dor5ted, and It is ingular but honorable truth,
that not folitary iu0sGce has been produced
Of an abuie Of that rsht. I iepd you the only
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SILVER.

O.. erSi7g. Do1f. I DoRs. / Della. Di,7ef.
Mach Io5yO \,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
Lost A0cnin2's HAL.
WASHINGTON, February II.
H1cH coURr OF IMpEAcHMxvz.
F,iiaY, Etkrnarr 8.

The court opened Precifely at la o'clock.
Prti2if, the Ma-agers, and EouGr of Repre-
ientatives IN committee Of the whole and,
MIR. Chaie, and his council, Mears. Martin,
Harper, Hopkinfou, and KEY.
It's cryer, having, agreeahiy to prefcril,-i
form, notihed Ill thofe concerned TO come for
wart and make good the charges exhibited a.
sanft SAMUEL Chafe -
Mr.. !. Rardoibb, the lending manager, re-
quoted that the witneifes, on the par. Oft
Proiecution. might be called, to afcerta;n who
were prefent.
lhsy we're accordingly called, 70 the a.m-
per OF twenty four, as follows ;--thof, who ar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15

70 for the registering NY the recorder OF e.ch eorr,y
Of all fuch children, and for all ves now in this ate
and declares that all regnered within fix months
hall he deemed ireet alto provides againa the le
Paraion of hufband and wife, child under years
OF age, from parent. Il has paed The committee of
the whole Hopte, and its friends hope IT'S final
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.

To tie Senate and Hcufe of Representatives. of
the United States.
i communicate for the information of Con.
ereis, the report Oft director of the mint,
osthe operations OF that nttitution for the Ian
year.
(s;gned)
TIT TT HEIRLOOM
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
(S:g1edj
"a Mint OF U. S.
Fail. Ut Jan. 1906.
ELIAS BOUDINOT.

SCHEDULE. No. ~
In A5frag cftbc Cojp, .Srpch at tie MINI ct
tie Unifs@ SAFER, from ~ Jauea,y to slR
December, 1894.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15

Alexander James Dallas,
William Lewis, !,
William Rawle,
William 5, Biddle,
Edwari Tghman,
George Read n
James Lea,
John Grow,
Rfdon Bhop,
John montgomery, y
John Stephen, =
Aquila Hail,
Philip Stewart,
John Thompfon Mafon,
Samuel II. Smith,
Thomas Ra!l,
John Taylor,
George Hay,
Philip Norbornc Nicholas,
William Wort,
John Haryie,
Meriwether Jones, a
JoLr Heath,
James PleaGants,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15

fonrteen being Preient, and ten abfent. Of
thoie marked ahient, We underftand that Psi
lip N. Nicholas is in the city.
Mr.. !. R0'do39b obierved, that various con-
hderations, which it was HnneceiIary to detail.
induced him, On behalf of the managers, tn
move poitponernent Of the trial till Tomorrow,
WIEN they hoped TO be prepared 70 proceed
Herewith.
NV. Harper fsid that, on behalf Of Judge
Chaie' he would not object TO the motion.
The Prefaent Informed the managers, that
the Senate acceded to their requel and added
that the Seqa.e would attend tomorrow AZ ~
O'Clock for th= Purpofe of proceeding with the
trial.
At the requef of Mr.. Harper, the witnefss on
the part of Judge Chafe were called oyer. t,, ,ls
number OF forty-one, as follows :-thols pre-
tent are marked Lpl--ana thcf:. ahf.nt 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04
DRINK TO Me oNi.Y...,

DsfNk to me only with thine eye,
Aud l win pledge with m.ne;
Or leave kiss within the glass,
And Ill not ask for wine.
! sent thee late q rosy wreath,
Not 80 much honoring thee
As givingsit hope that there
Il would not withered be. he,
But thou thereon did'st only breathe,
And sent'st il back 10 me e..s ~ q
Since when it looks and SMELLS, 1 swear
Not like itself but thee.
Then take my hand, ('tis all I have)
My heartswas thine before;
Love me as well as ! love thee,
l ne'er will ask for more. -zr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04

:, those rneasureswhich are to operate upor
themselves: That il meaAs an aversion 4
human That it sneans, thai
THIS man. if virtuous and benevolent, and
beheyi,g III liberty and equality, is Better
than THAT man who believes in the priv
leges Of the mel. 6orn--and that the go
verned are made for the governors. Il
means the opposite Of all these doctrines in
culcated by FIlmers and Barclays; II
means = beIiefin the plan tenefs Of the
Gospel Invested of the Ritua;s,s the cere
monies, and The mnmmeries of friesf-craff.
1t neans Peace with, and charity for all
men.
" Under Mr.. Jefcrson's administration,
il has meanf all these things and some.
thing more Ithas meanf an abolition of
unnecessary and Oppressive taxation the
suppression ola patronage favorable only
toih- views oftyranny---and Of q judiciary
squaiIy favorable to these views. Il has
meanf thai. species ofecebotny, which pro.
vides for the exigency of the nation, and
arthe saule time by its happy operations
enriches the CITIZENS. 4 II ha, mean that
public debtis apubllc curse: II has msanf
that the attainment of national redress,
through the medium of negociaton is
more acceptable % Con and Reason
more productive 6f glory-more perma-
nent in IFS ,effscts, tran the attainment of
tha, redress BY the brutal agency Of the
sword: II has meaaf. regard for all ho
nest men of whatever, sect, religious Or pc
liticai /; II has means an holy reverence for
the constitution, and the principles of'76
lthas na,ans Above Of country--unconnect-
ed with foreign attachments.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04
LEXINGTON, Argust 6.

The Palladium of the 2o,h uit. contains
a long address, signed Matthews R2ournoy,
wherein be suggests the psopricty OF con
vention being called. to amend Inc consti4
tuition of Kentucky so as to hold The meet.
ings of he legislature. once in three years
only, unless called in cases Of emergency.
Mr.. Flourpoy enumerates many disadsan-
tages attendant on the present annual
meetings of the legislature, as well as the
advantages that would be derived by hold
ing them triennial; one of which he states
TO be saving of twelve thousand dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04

N1>N'-N ILL, len.) August z.
-Er'raef Of a. Litter from gentleman of fhr
first reshccs a6ihty, now in the Cn;ckusa 10
MARION, 10 his friend in this counfy, dafed
; J,sty IS. 1905.
"On the 2ad inst. the commissioners OF
the United States concluded atrealy with
this nation by which they have obtained
relinqnisbment of the Chickasaw's claim
10 the lands. within the lollosing limits.
vIz.--" Beginning on the left bank. of the
Ohio, where the presen, Indian boundary
adJoins the same, thence down the left
bank of the Ohio 10 the Tennessee river.
thence up the main channel Of The Ten.
nessee river to the mouth. Of Duck river.
thence up the left bank of Duck river to
the Columbian highway or road, leading
from Nashville to Natchez. thence along
the said road to the ridge DIVIDING The wa
tiers running into Duck from those run.
ming into Bnffaloe, thence eastwardly a.
long said ridge to the great ridge dividing
the waters running into main Tennessee
from those running into Buffaloe, near the
main source of BufisIos river. thence in a
dIreet line to the Great Tennessee, ne ar
the Chickasaw Old Fields, or eastern point
of the Chickasaw claim, on that river.
thence northwardly TO the great ridge di-
vding the waters running into Teunessee,
from thence running into Duck, so as to
include all the waters running into Elk ri.
ver, thence along The top of said ridge 10
the place of beginning. "-Reservi1g a
traes OF one mile square adjoining to and
below the mouth of Duck. on Tennessee,
for the use of one of the chiefs; for which
the United Skates are to pay IS soon as
the treaty israti6ed. $4,000 dollars in spe-
Gle, and an annuity of 100 dollars during
the life Of and for the use of his majesty
the present king"
The respectable source from which this
Information is received, does not admit a
doubt Of It's authenticity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04
HEALTH OFFICE,

b f'HIa1eq'hfu, -1nSusf AZ 1905.
The Board If Health ia cosIiormi,y 10
their promise, beg leave 10 inform their
fellow citizens, that nothing materially off
ferent from heir iast.feport has occurred
in ths district Of Southwa k ,s BY care.
tuf attention tothe removal fthe sick, un.
derthe direction of providence, they hope
to be able soon to announce the entire ex-
tmction OF The disease. They feel happy
to state that not a siagle insssnce Of ma
llgnant fever has come to the Knowledge
Of The Board within the limigs Of. the city.
BY order OF the Board,
DAVID JACKSON,
President firo.te~.
WV. BINDER, see'ry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04

iAJO7IcE IL beyety given .r5af rbe Common Coan-
eli If tbs city Of Ricbnend, uiH at its neef-
org on fte bird Monday RVS month proceed to no
inmate 10 sbe Professors of William and Mag Col
lege a IF and proper character 70 succeed ar, John
wood. iafe Mathematical Sucyor Of f6e said Gig,
sbo bas resigned = t3d ms
BY order Of the Hall, =
1NpPEw ce-FU n AycN NJ =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04
WIN. BINDER, sec'ry.

The New Orleans Gazette Of Jnne FL,
SAYS, /" ! nat for three days past We have
had cn0,In,iss RAIN, end q st,one wiad
ffom e. $. + WINCH las, NJ ghi blew almos,
TO a storm, The n.i,i,y sustained ty the
WesS Country boa $, principally from Ken
lucky, 10 immense sryeral heats wete
.sunk--some aearly Sled, and their car.
CUES Heated out--wh.isI those Who at
tempted % uuloai, got their produce Sc
Iiously injured by the rain. This ought
te DC solemn lesson To adyen.urers to
store up their cargnes Immediately ON
their landing. and not trnst thefn 10 the
mercy ofthc river and weather.
On dipping lately into Mr.. EIolcrcf's
tfaseis,l "as struck with Tie folio @,ng
q 'aiogne oc'~eenshe author and the mas
ter oil Paris hotel: Where are tbe
sheets!" 81 viii br.ag them directly,
Why does MOI your swfe bring them p
- | always spare my wife thai trouble,
ghi no husbands inc he world are 90
cis'l az the French " my wife sweep.
J The yard : sweep the rooms" Well
houghtl, his seems to an Engl,sbnan J
Singular division OF Iabaur; bat il il 4
whimsical custom in awh,msical country.
BY In Of the Pom Offices ia the U. State.
jon pusidhsd there appears 10 be fIfsen hundred
and feyeoty ieyen Offices Nothing can Sc more
chsrAaer'fsie Of the policy oil our gov-rnnrs ne
Tran the rapid estsnfon OF sk;, dspsrsmenf by
which 10 many channel OF Information IRE open
60. and 10 many checks oppoted to public in,po-
i.icn IL i' nncuelsiouabiy found principIe ths,
an the receipts of shis department Mould go to its
Improvement and er,enfion. OH rs,se a tax IL
impoisd rPcn az obje4 which might even ;utiifv
bounty Indeed it could nor fail to afford much
Utilization 70 the people, were corgfei, psrrna
nentiy TO appropriate the whole luru rcesived BY
thi. department, from the poaagc Of letters ana
srrangemenr.--Nst. Int.
MARRIED. on the a5th plt. WILSON r. CAsxr
OF Wiismib1rg, 20 the lovely Mil. Vr.cY~x
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04


r OF Gibraltar, on the aIst julv. esn,s;n
TAsIoR spoke = Portuguese "a, and an
American brig from the Streiphts.--The
master of the, latter vessel informed. thai
the Commodorceof the American sm,.s
dron had concluded Peace NTH me ri.
faoifEs's but upon what terms. cant. T.
could not learn.
In the Bay of Gibraltar, cant. r. 90 So
Lord NELsoN's feet at anchor. and v..
boarded by an officer from one Of his shine
who stated that the British fleet left Bar.
BADGES on the i4th June, and had follow.
ed, as they supposed, in the wake Of the
combined fleets, until they had arrived off
the coast OF France: when, having every
reason to suppose that the French and
Spaniards had got safely into Brest, Lord
NELSON, stood away for Gibraltar, where
he arrived on the 18th july. Il
A French and Spanish squadron of .;x
sail OF the line, had sailed from Car, haee-
ma, with six thousand troops on board, sun.
posed to be destined for Egypt-They
were followed by Rear Admiral BickKR.
TON, with FIVE sail of the line, conyovine
the troops under command Of General
CRAIG.
The SpAhiards plumber every American
vessel they fall in wilh.-Cap,. II. was
fred upon by, eight of their gun boats bn,
escaped BY good sailing. A Boston shin
from Leshorn, had been detained by
them, and the master compelled TO nav
1900 dollars, before they would suffer HIM
10 proceed.
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ADVR T7SI.lfE VI

~ ~ ne Z = D'ef " Tust MIA .e 10 ~ BY 795,f
80. nFfN' NC 20 secv fbe payysen ot srsd, !,
gee', .1'se,s "tn'.o" d due 20 bn Hv,is c. 6
~"10e sod az " 70 yi1s Hrris 7aveyais tie
'o"4VT HaHere'. on Wedaesday fbe 25,b n Sebt
ne<s anf1e Rsgbf, 7ite and fefeesr. f5offte s..sa
toon ha,yfs " G bgo, be,e4ffey ma, Bavs. N
roe LAND sSss'eor b;,,n roe, Raasy Hay,is ay.D
hves'iH t6s snsaiy IF H.noD.r. liso all BIS Rsg5t
Tue and in.eresf in fbe' NEG POFS asd ot5er
PERS0NdL ESTATE ei'5a by roe piHof Ok
fatber 5eye.'iab Ha,yis sketeisrd. ., he dsa ar
S0Hl9 81. Hofbe Ngpey H4,yis. or b. any o,5sy
agew or beirsbip sv5afsosver, IN s5e ass esaid ca
fafe 10 ite bster btty 70, ,ee ssosey oy ,5vaeb
thereof. as sbaii De sa5Feieaf 70 s1iisJ fbe saia
debts ana costs attending re SANE
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Hmossr, Aaxast 10, 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04
NOIICE.
ANnREW STEPHENSON. c !
PETITION win be presente,

"a PETITION viii be presented to the &c.
4 y nerai Assembly of Virginia. at the next
session praying that an at may pass to incorpe-
rate aesn,pany Tor the purpose Of cutting Ca
nal on The south side of the falls IF James Ri
yer. or otherwise improving the navigation of
the river fer the passage of Batteaux; and also
for the establishment of a Bank in the town of
Manchester. August 10.