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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
SAMUEL PEASANTS uaoa Prs4Ea
" PAID il adgans.l SATUR D ~. 8sEp7E11B3R a. 1905
NIOTICE rs l' h,e:.rehu Given. Il

NOTICE is hereby given, tina,
L = apetition will be presented to the next &C.
neral Assembly. for the privilege Of erecting a
ioii Bridge across Pamunky river. near the place
where bridge now stands, commonly known by
the name of LiItlepage's.
Richd. Taylor.
august LIST. 1905. wSn >,
m q. colirf OF quarterly session, lid
for the county IF Lancaster, ar fhecurf-
house, on Monday fde 1914 day Of sfayusf,
. 1905.
Henry l.. Gsskins, Pl'tf.{
land, Deft,. esyr-s
1 HIS day came the plaintiff, by.
nis council and the defendant Walter Mufehete
not having entered his appearance and given fsru-
rity according to law and the rules Of this court,
and e appearing to the sati,faaion of The eours
that the faid defendant Is no, an nhshitsnt of the
commonwealth Ct Virginia: 90 the motion Of the
plaintiff BIZ HE council IL is ordered, that the faid
defendant do appear here on the third Monday in
November ncxr and anfwer the bill of tbs plaintiff
and u 10 further orcrcd that the other defendant
do net pay convey away, or feerete The money or
effects IN his hands, belonging TO the faiddefsud-
ant Walter Aufchett, until the fusther order and
decree o. this court concerning the fame and that
a copy OF this order be forthwith Inferred In The
Virgins Argus for two months fuccefively and
another Potied the front door Of the eourthoafe
Of this county.
Tcie,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
ADVERTISEMENT.

NJ HEREAS Daniel & William Guerrant, late
merchants OF the town of New Canton,
py Their deed da,edthe 9Th day of February 1905,
NAYS assigned sous all their property real and per.
sona, for the benefit of such of their creditors As
snAli agree to the terms of said assignment and
whereas we have appointed Vim Gaerrapt our
SssM Tor the collection and settlement of the
debts. and all other affair OF said concern ali ner-
sons hayng claims sgainsr said Banl & VIM.
Saerrant viii present them to him for settsement.
ana all those indebted 10 them are requested to
come forward and settle their respective balances.
oy bond or 9th srwise. irtwhich case the utmost
accommodation viii be allowed them II, the time
AMI mode OF payment; those who fail to come
io,war;' and close their accounts may expect suits
WIN be instituted against them as the situation Of
.ne concern requires speedy adjustment Of its
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
Samuel Booker
DdIItVNt IJJUhEI,
Administrator with the will annexed.
August OH. 1905. W ds

4--I
THE. subscriber offers for SALE,
the three tracts Of LAND, hereafter de-
scribed, which viii be sold on very moderate
terms as ne expeAs 10 remove from the state Of
Virginia Que traa lies On Stanton river about
S on miles below Bibb's ferry, containing 900
acres Of valuable low gfounis, aud froo, s 10 800
acres Of hghlaud The Improvements arc incon.
siderable, only such as will accommodate an over
seer the plantation IS well calculated 10 employ
about 8 hands 20 advantage. One other tra6t nf
n gh land con aiming 500acres. with small pla
taton cleared. good new dwelling house no,
Quite finished This traa lies about rnlses from
Bibb's, and about the same distance from Ovens
ferry. and abou, miles from where Tive One
other iraa. lying in Pit'syvania county on the
main road frpm Pe5topsbwg to Danvns, con.
taining 800 acres, esteemed good sisoaion for
siorc and tavern on this trad is . good orch
ard and some oiher improvements AS ! shall l,e
absent from the stare for some months nave
authorised Cap Cha1es Scott, of Prince 81.
ward county, and Maj. Henry E Coleman, Of
Halifax, ond either Of them 20 make sac OF The
whole or any part Of the said lands
John b. Scott.
June 2ist, 1905. w,o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
AMERICAN
CASTOR OIL.

FOR SALE &C the Ap0tnecsSy shop of Or.
WiisoH AZ tho Bell Taverng III, qualify greatly
superior TO tue common kind
Richmond, August l4lb. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
BELL 7xgRRN
APOTHECARY SHOP.

80 - ~ 1-N-thI rOE1Of.
DS WfLsoS has just returned from phladel
pnia and New-York, where ne laid in under
his personal inspections general supply of ME-
OicINas, &c Of the ates,iuppcrtaSlon and of
the best quality among which are
Peruvian Bark, the tee.h. in cases,
Opium, Troca,s with ana Sith.
Jaiap, out cases, in sets.
Caionel. Silver and Elastic Ca.
Rhuba b, the,ers,
Castor Oil. American Female Catheters or A
and Wes,-Inaia, planfsuch IMPROVED.
Pocket Instruments Also--A variety Of
from IL 10 25 dolls. PAINTS and Dutch
per case. LINTsEED OIL
Elegant Dissediug In warranted 20 be Of
strumeuts in cases, the besr quality and
Elegant Tooth lnstru- far prices.
raents, for clearing
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II | G X II. II s.

a. me Second Class ofthe Richmond IRA.
ysn'y Lottery for sale ar mis o9iee-- The
a,esel''g Certainly 20 commence IN Novsmbcr.
'AS' received andJ0r sale at S. P1easaafs'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

Valuablc Lands, For Sac.
PURSUANT othe last will and
testament cf William Brown, dec. will be
Offered for SALE, on Tuesday the 18th October
next. at the late dwelling house of the said dec
IN Prince Georgs county, two miles from, Peters
burg. that valuable
TRACT OF LAND,
Adjoining the lands of X obers Boiling. ESQ. con.
tanning by late survey sec acres 600 OF which
now IN woods. lies well &c the plantation II, good
order for cropping --rhis landis well adapted to
The culture of grain. has gooddwelIing aud o. her
houses, and IS Il healthy situation.
The peculiar advantages Of this place from its
contiguity Petersburg. renders it an obiea wor-
thy Of attention to those DESTROYS of owning that
kind Of property 1t is deemed unnecessary 20 say
more, IS il is presumed those wishing 70 purchase
will iiss viewfhe premises. II more agreeable 10
puFchassrs, Will be laid Oft in suitable lots and
the payments made easy--but more particularly
made known on that day Ten years crtdiI will
be gwen If more agreeable to the purchasers,
paying the inseses, aunuaily--Bondsw with spprov-
ed security and does Of trust on the land viii be
rcquirsdby
Scanned RorLsr
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Sapii. anderson, n -
Ed. Cunningham, z
Wm. M. Thornton, Z
James Rea, 3
OH Man 1905

T. Il
6i-dNUFdCTORY,
NO. ~ Sridye-stres. joH' doors nayt6 Of Cngsb's
Bulge BAH -,se = ~
VxTHERE are made and sold, WHEh7.
- FiNS, first quality |; ROLLING and other
.. FE 4 No, Tor wheat, barley. fax seed, &c. /;
Hd~D eRlDDLES and SIEYES, Tor coal.
corn, barley wheat, rye. oars, meal brick dust.
TAX seed, clover seed, cookie, lime, sand, &c.
SAdhfS for Indian meal; FIRE SIZES.
woVEN WIRE' for windows, &c &c
AMOS SMITH,
lFgme,iy WEST e SMIrm.)
NJ. AEood assortment on hand
Any of the above articles will he delivered in
Richmond. Con short notice3 at the same prices
as az the mandatory (exclrcivs Of freight) on
the orders being left with
y SAMUEL PARSONS q SON,
Near the Bsson, Of whom the prices may be
known-who have now Oh hand. .W6eat FAM,
'y5sat and Line Sieoes, and lzsai Sleeves, &c. of
superior quality
,5 rs wfRf SIZES. and }sY ton. Err
IRON on band.
l1th Mo 1st. 1904 wifi
10 I'm AWAY from the suI,sc /
A y Der on the Sdinst. RICHARD, very ike
~ negro fellow aged about % years. His COM
plexion somewhat of the dark mulatte, large
mouth and thick lips his eye. rather smaller shan
common. seldom looks a person ia tf,e face .yhen
spoken to--l believe he has small wliise scar or
spot close TO one Of his ears he has assumed tie
nauc Of Frank Martin, free fellow, whose free
papers, II is highly probable. he has procured
their persons and ages having some resemblance
a few days since he was seei'at Ramsay's tavern.
Dinwiddie county. enquising the road to Peters
burg from whence il s'sopposed r mas gone Ell
t,isssto Nichmond or Norfolk. Wnoever will de-
liver him 10 Thomas M. Deanea Cara, or TO me,
in fnfi en- m I -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05

an FL TO amend an AZ reirc. into ore IT,, FIVE
raj aes concerning laves, free asaroes ana, rrulatscs
And indeed, ought tic -tsoLs oil the bail 20 have
received this title .
(sl 1t was afked, why not extend this proviion TO
matter who was an aceeilary cfssr well before
tne iact Two anfwers were given. m. That wor-
my ,natser might be pronounced an acceaary after
the TACT attempt promote the public
good by removing his criminal iervan, for ever be-
yond the houndsofthe itate, & thus exenpnp it from,
ilmuar crimes, and thar he would then Rand upon
the Fame ground the MATER who had been an acceC
fairy 6're the fact. Cd becaufeby the definition of the
common law, The leaf interference OF the mater even
the employing Of council in defence Of his Gave NIGH,
'iake HIM III aceetary ..;fey the fact.
The general merits of this bill were once
more Investigated ON the third reading, and two
principal objections were taken % it. III.
1 hat from companion of The two Inf Cen
III -, the number Of caves in Virginia had not
inctealSa III an equal ratio with the number of
white Inhabitants that fhc thus LOFT more BY
the expectation OF ilaves, than fhe gained by
their importation; and il would therefore be
i;npo'i!ic to pals any law, which might excite
the iealoE:y of her filter Gates. and induce them
to adopt Il coun;ervaili?g policy. 2dly. That
iuch law would benefit the Eaftern Difrd
OF virginia, 1T the eSpence Of the WeRcrn as
vt would ioie the !shour of al thofe naves who
would otherwiie ne carried among them by
en'Srants from the other fates.-But theE.
were objections. Which the advocates Of the bill
tnumPhantly and ably reiuted.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05

Mr.. T. Randolph then fpokr agains the psf.
fsge of the bill, aud was replied to by Meilfs.
Dawfon aud G. w. Campbell.
The Yeas and Nays were called by MIR. Lew
is, and were declared to be--Yeas 81, Nays 81.
Mr.. 7. Randolph moved that the poR-Ina,ter
general be direct, d to lay before this HouIe liz
of the names of perfons with whom contracts
have been made fer Carrying the mail of the u
States sromthe sir of December 3ol ,tothe ; n
of December 1904, inclufve, fpecfying the
terms or which fuch CONTRACTS were made,
and the fums paid, or TO be paid to the contrac-
tors respectively. On motion it is agreed TO
coniider the reiolusion, and on the queifon will
the Houfe agree to the fame, it was carried
mem. con.
Gen. Y.grgu,a ti,ggcas that his colleague from
Maiiachulttts (Mr. Larned) had made mitake
in bis vote on the Acxandriabill which he WITH
ed to be permitted 10 reStify whether il
would alter the decifon Of the Hou.e he die.
not know the gentleman voted for the bill,
though he was againt it altogether, under an
irprciiioa that he was voting on the quehion
ofecornmitmen. inhead of its final paIlage. If
be was permitted to record his vote according
to his intention, it would make the refult fancl
So TO SO, and ifthc Speaker was TO add his vote
to the minority the bill would not plfs.
This gave rife to great deal of converfation
relative to the rules OF the iiouie and its uniform
practice, which appeared TO have been aganit
~ alteration of the vote by ycasnays, unlefs
the alteration would prodsce no effect upon the
vote by changing the majority into minority.
This idea was combated by th- reafIn of the
thing it was deemed extremely improper to
conine mcmb, rs to kapfl5 Eggnae, without
fn!iering them to explain. While the argument
was going on, Mr.. Beckley had been induced to
examine his lit of yaes and nays with the mo.t
careful fcrutiny, and had diieovered that in the
Numerical lit of votes he had marked TIE lame
number twice among the yeas, 70 that in faet
there were SIS yaes, and 81 nays. The aterati-
reque.ted being now found not to alter the de-
cidon feveral members hoped the gentlemen
might be INDUCED; but this being to be done
az the unanimous content of the Houfr, and
AIR. Conrad refuig his content, the alteration
was not made. Four motions were mad. 70
adjourn during the debate, and the laft fuc-
cseded.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05
Mor4ay Deeez6er Al.

Mr. Hening, prefened according to order, bill,
To amend an act, entitled an act, to authorize the
opening turnpike road over the South Mountain -
which was received and read the rit time and order
ed TO be read fecond time,
Ordrred That the committee 20 whom was refer
red the petitions the fubjea of the claim Of the
Loyal Company be discharged therefrom, and that
The aid petitions be referred 20 committee Of the
whole houe on the Fate of the commonwealth.
Orftrsd, That leave be given to bring in a abill,
To amend the feveral aets concerning guardians,
orphans, commuters, infants, matters and apprentices
and that Meirs, f.. Harriion, Randolph, Tazewell,
Smyth (Wythe) Boyd, Leake, Mallory and Aye,t,
do prepare aud bring in the fame.
Ordfed, That leays be given to bring in bill Con-
corning ieafnen," and that Mcfir,. Tazewell Ksr,
Peske, Ds-Vs, Blake, Riddick, Edwards and sebrelI
do prepare and bring in the fame
R5No!rsd, that committee be appointed to examine
into the ftate Of the land Office 70 enquire whether
any and what alterations neeeiiary in that enab.
iiment, and that they be iniiruded to report by bill
or otherwiie, AMI committee appointed Of Moi
frs, Iiening, Matthews, Burwsn, Singleton. Prupty.
Smyth (Wythe) and Aisg,r
AGJosfred
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7~saGr Jan. N, 1904.

On motion,
Ordered. that the committee of the whole
h"uie on the itate.of the commonwealth BE- tif.
charged from further confederation of therepnrt
OF the committee on the iub cct of the amend
ment propoied by the legiilat,,re of Msiiachu-
let's to The contribution of the United States, and
that the laid report I've referred to the committee
who reported the fame.
G'"f'rd, that leave be given TO bring in q
DILL, to clats the counties within this co,nncn-
wealth, to efablifh due proportion between
the duties and pay Of comrriilioners Of the re-
venue, and for other purpofes; and that Mef,rs.
Singleton, L. Harrifon, Riddick, Byrd, c. Fol-.
ter Gregory, Terry, Snyder and Powell, 90
prepare and bring in the fame.
Mr.. Ayiett preiented, according to order, 4
oi,i, (which was committed) to amend An ata.
intituled, an act, further declaring what G,all
be deemed an unlawful meeting of laves, with
an amendment, which was twice read and A.
greed to by the houfe, and the bill, with TIE a.
mendmcnt, ordered to be enerofIed ant, read a
third time.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05
Usanejday, Tan. I'd, 1905.

Ihey have ALTO pailed the bill, intituled, IN
act incorporating company to build a toll
bridge over the fonth branch of Potow,nak RI
yer, with an amendment, TO which amendment
,ney Fequeit the concurrence of the Houfe Of
Delegates.
AN engrolled bill, 10 amend and explain an
a0'' Paiiec January 18th, 1904, further declar-
ing whSt HAIL DC deemed an unlawful meeting
or ilaves, was read a third time, and the i;tle
amended.
keiol1'ed, that the bill do pais, and that the
title be, an act, to amend and explain an act,
further declaring what ihall be deemed unlawful
meetings of laves.
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SQUADRON OFF TRIPOLI.

Hft''a6 Of a letter from Member Of C,ongreJc 20
a A2e'"6er' Of tie HOgft IF Delegates, dated
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1904.
Official accounts from orr Confnl at Malta.
were received here laf evening. They confirm
the accounts, which have already appeared in
orr papers, of the attacks of the Sd and 18th of
A'isuit. They mention alto another attack on
iTpoii, on the goth Augait. On this occaiion
the t1gate Contribution lay Within pifol fllot of
one OF Che principal batteries, and within GOO
tect OF the Baihaw's palace.-I2o rounds were
hred by our different vefiels.-Some damage
was VA done to the town, and many inhabitants
Si'ied.- he Contribution received 10 balls in
her nun, and lott feveral of her men. On the
1T of September fire flip CENT into the bar-
bour OF Tripoli, blew up before our officers
and ieamen left her.--Every foul periihed %
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Last Jennings Nail.
ATTACK UPON TRIpOLI.

We learn information was yefterday received
at the Navy otIics in Warrington of fourth at
tack upon Tripoii BY our iquadron. The par
ticuiars had not tradpired when our informant
lett there, but was fuppoied to be rather I'M
favorable was Eid three officers and forty
live men had been killed, and two gun boats
blown up. Lieot. Somers, midihpman Wadi-
worth, and one other officer, with twelve men,
were blown up in one OF the gun boats
dlea. Aaq,. jan. i.
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NETWORK, December %.

The Britifli flip Commerce, from Liverpool,
came up lat evening, and has furnifhed TIE z
ditor of the Mercantile Advertiser with regu-
lar ferries of London Papers and Lloyd's Las to
the fecond of November, incuive. The late
hour At which they wee received would not al
low us to do more than give the leading articles
from papers of the latelt dates, and copy OF
the Lloyd's Lifts. We ii,ali continue our fe-
lection IN our next. Mer. .AQ1..
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TO RIM TIE r S,
HENRY oURAM-pR EsS. NJ zvrp

HENRY OURAM-PRESS-MAKER,
Somb-caIt corner Of Prane and Sixfb.R,ret,:
, ESPECTFULLY informs tbe frade, t5at be
- HndsTfake5 to labpt Printing Offices qvitb
ep,yJ foiHy III AH HAe, baz,iilg q eombieaf Ptig-
feT Jo'as1', Continuity employed IN making fbe
7vood par! OF PCr1SJ, furniture, Rnlss, EJce 81
C5GcS et'nH f~eS, CompoEng Sticks, Bro6 e.
Hood GoLcyS, y. u. e9gaagtl2 on baad, or
"ade to oTder sghddJ3ateb and neatncG.
Orders ytyom any part ef!be Continent afte,a-
Ell 20. Pbikya. ian. s. eb3u.
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LONDON, OAoher a1.

According to private accounts, the inter-
courfe between this country and Holland may
be confidered as ciofed, feverfl of our merchants
having received notice to hip no more goods for
the Dutch ports, AS general declaration has
been iilued, that all ve1els and their careoes
will be confifcated, which have rot been clear
ed out from neutral port, and furnined with
certificates from the French conful relident
there.
NoVEmDER |.
This morning difpatches were received from
Admiral Thornborough, on board his Maicfy's
ihip Eagle, off the Texel, nating his having
TENT an Officer i'll boat to look Clcfe into the
Texel, to difcoyer the Rate ofthe forces Of the
enemy, when it was found they had lying there
five fail of the line, eight frigates, and about
100 iina!l craft, all ready for fea. Should they
attempt TO come out, there is every reafon to
believe they will meet with warm reception
and fate convoy to one of our ports.
Our correspondent at Rotterdam Informs MS
that disturbances have broken out ON the bor-
derS OF Switzerland ola very formidable defcrip-
ton.
NOVEMBER 2.
Sir George Rumbold, tie BritiCh Rcfidcnt at
Hamburg, with his papers, has been feized by
party Of 200 French infantry, who fIrprifsd
him at his houfe, about a mile from the city,
and carried him of. The Senate Of Hamburg,
the day after this outrage, tent to the French
Rehdent to enquire the cauie of it, and to de-
mand his liberation. The mniter faid he was
ignorant Of the caufs, but fuppofed it to be
flute Of Mr.. brakes affair.
1t is faid that Mr.. Nichols, our Confnl at
Hamburg, has taken refuge in the houfe of M.
Forbes, the American Reiident. ii the French
wiihed to feiAe hira too, they would not reiped
that afylum.
Couriers announcing the outrage have been
tent to all the principal courts. We fhould
think that this repetition of the fcandaous vio-
lation Of the GeTmanic territory at Ettenheim
vii! at Ian extort from the Continental Powers
fome meafures for the protection of the NOT "a
cred intercourfe Of rations. IF Fouche, the
French Mnifer Of Police, is 70 inue his man
dates of arref againf Individuals, nay, Amhaf-
iadors, N neutral territory, he may fcnd his
I"rehers 10 iclze bis prey ia the Palace of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05
STRATED OK STOLEN,

.nNthe aight Of The I'd ira. from the back Hrert.
- noar Alayo5 Bridge, CHESNUT sORRFI.
HORSE, -5cut fifteen hands ard a half high, ihogt
tail and .oIcd, has Oh the right Of his wcdthe,s.
large Ger, The c'e6i 1 brune from lsddo, has ON
osi'Ts par OF ihoss much worn, trots, pace, and
canters well gor, nspdiomely in harneis. 'Wboevc-
viii seliver aid horie me at DoStor Duy,I. Rich
n.ond, inai be Handsomely revealed.
NICHOLAS Chill DFPs.
January 4. lsptel
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05
ERRArA IN THE LAST PAPER

In Mr. Barb0ar's L9eeeb, far "tAaced 5eyeud
f"f barn Of the commonwealth" read "J,lueed
For -" can aeUar the /ea1b0ra'' read "Asatbe
it in tie /cabbad''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05

~ No Harrington Papers sve,,e receiq,ed by
fbe "'eH H.R night. ne are eonjcGue1tly m,abie
to PeIsnt our readerJ zvitb any detail; of.ke late
incidents at 7iiboE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05
SATURDAY., Dr.. 90.

An engrof1ed bill, for the relief Of fpccia
bail in certain cafes, was read third time, ant
the title amended and pafIed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05

Saturday, January S, 1906 will be prefented for he
f'rlt time here, COMEDY, sailed
NOTURtHTY
OR, 4 DASH AT THE DAY.
Nominal, Mr.. Cree,
Colonel iubbub, Rfr. Conner
Sir Andrew Acid Mr.. Hopk;p,
'.ord jargon, Mr.. Downe.
CialfVle, AIr. Poe.
Saunter, Mr.. Martin
JAMES, Mr.. Rris:s
C'Whack, N-. serfc,
Lady Add, hIifs MeIford
A1iis Sophia S.rangeway., Mrs Green.
t1onorla' Mrs Horiins.
End Of the Play
" L0/llnS'S Ode mite PaSSiOns,''
BY Mr.. GREEN.
To which will be added, for the lan time his G..c,,
the Farce of
RAISING THE WIND.
Pathway, Mr.. Conner.
fanwoud, Mr.. Doyy,,;.
Ddler, Mr.. Green
Richard, Mr.. Poe.
Sam, Mr. ITorL;,,
Waiter, Mr. pr;are
Servant, Mr. Marin
Miis Durable, Mrs Downs.
Nils Peggy Planway, Mrs. Hopkins.
Doors to open at b0Lfafier s o'clsek, ard t,,-
joTni9Dee 10 btgin at 8, PreciIsIy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05

n Eli MCOULL has received h,s ran
~ SUPPLY or DRT GOODS.
Nov Ia. ept ~
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REDulns,n Ct'eatie.


THIS EVENING,
Saturday, January s, 1906, will be Prefented for he
t'rit time here, COMEDY, esn-a
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boundary or Virginia Us it not then wife po-
l'cy f,r cur lcgillatureNat once to arrsf their
inro1ds' and top every legal avenue through
which the way ipeculitor may attempt TO IN
troduce them TO annunciate the law that no
expedient ephafeJ,.r fha fauttfy the vilitation |:
that no plea of medtated ,rn,ovai Ihou.d f.rvc
the inhabitant of another fate, and no plea of
dsjcshf, marriage, or d-pie, ihouid fcrccn Viz
ginian from the penalties of the law, whole
forms he profeiies to obferve, Whit he violates
ITS ipirit ! In fact is it no. polite and ;ua to
adept the fubeantial proviiiors of the following
OH, Which pailsd the Houfe Of Delegates on
'Thurfday, Ayes log, Nays so; and which has
been frnt to the Senate fer their concurrence /,
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