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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01
TRANSPLANrINC TPFFs.

In transplanting trees, the largest roots
must OF necessity be shortened, and the
small fibrous should mostly be cut off.
Therefore to balance the loss of nourish-
ment by the roots, when the head is large
proportionablc part of he limbs should
De taken away. The tries may be trans
planted in spring or autumn. I have ye.
neraily had the best success in the spring,
and rather prefer that season. I do i, az
the time when the buds are Jus, beginninc
to, open into leaves. The holes should be
made 50 broad as TO allow the roots TO
have their natural situation. And IL dead
earth be thrown out, rich earth from the
surface should supply the place. If the
earth be not rich, little old dung nav
be MIXED with il. But dung unmixed may
be hur,ful. Trees are sometimes killed
5y having dung heaps lying near TO their
roots, which shews that they ought to be
DANCED sparingly, and with caution.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01
CIIARLEsTOM. Anil 10

Capt REYNOLDS, arrived yesterday in 10
days from HAVANA, informs, thattwo DAYS
beforc ne sailed, an English sloop Of war,
which has been cruising of that port for
some tim past, landed number Of men
and took the fort ut dlriei "a small pace
20 lec@fafd Of Hayanna) by storm.
They took, and destroyed, considerable
quantity OF coffee, sc. sc. This attack
wss made, in consequence Of that fort ha-
wing fred at nag OF truce, which had
been sent to Havauns short time preyi-
Gus by the sloop Of war.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01
Federal majority 1875

From close inspection ofreguiar 6les
OF SIX London newspapers for the whole
month OF February, and lst of March, as
late as any received by the Dnmfries, we
cannot discover even a hint that MoRgAu
was to direct the intended siege of Cibra,-
Tar nor do we believe that be is to be in.
vested with any such command: much
less do We believe that. a man of General
Moreau's experience would be so ex.
tremcly rash asto pledge himself for the
success OF an enterprise which viii be on
posed by so many difficulties both of ma.
'ure' art, and bravcry-These are obs,a.
cies 70 a successful attempt on that for
tress with which both the French and Spa.
niards are well acquainted.
(.voSfoa PUB. LEDGER. J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01


1t must be gratifying to our readers to
learn that MIR. NrcHoLA AS now in nomi.
nation as senator for this district, Is the
same gentleman Who during Mr.. Adams's
administration so honorably distinguis shed
/ himself as leader of the republican par
~ IN congress. He was then member
from Virginia, but removed 10 this stare
IN asot- His abilities and integrity are
wen known, and the United sulirages of
me republicans of i,ic western district win
oou''iess again place him in situation
wnere ms talents will be employed in cul-
,a'"s the interests of the community al
Ia, ge, and where his dignifed conduel will
eB,s. NO So"''''u-
Home Manufactures. with ,,,..
we announce TO the public a proposition
~ 'N"ss ihrTERsoN Of Bridgehampton,
70 establish Cotton and WOOL Azsr<s facto.
'y' on the east end of Long Island. in hi.
s'a'e, on an extensive scale. The m,cb;-
merry IS now making in N. Jersey, and will,
consist OF twelve looms, with double boxes
Vo3e,her withall other necessary aop,rs.
tus) which will weave all kinds Of Bro,J.
Cloths, Carpets, Coyerlids and Vest PAT.
terms. Mr.. L. also gives notice that
.ne FACTORY will be subdivided INFO 200
shares' at 200 dollars per share, The mum.
per OF shares to be increased if adventu-
rers should offer. On subject OF such
Importance to the public as the encourage.
inent oil domestic manufactures, and its
tendency to render our country comnle,e-
~ nosprndent OF foreign nations, as well
as me necessity of patronizing our own
asizans and consuming our own raw ma
.enais 10 as great an extent as possible,
nnt one sentiment can prevail among ma.
i've Americans and, for the honor of
ihs slate, as well as the interest Of the
Union we hope that neither this nor anv
slIniiar attempt viii prove aboriiye for
want OF public support.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND. $
WEDNESDAY. MAY /. 1905.
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.

Delegates chosen 10 serve in the ne.rf (yene-
raj Asseoa5ly of r7irginia.
Orange, Robert Moore, Willis White.
Faaqssier, Thomas Hunton, John Love.
Esser, Tbo's. Wood Taliafcrro Hunter.
King e Queen, Thomas Smith, Henry
Gaines.
k7ng Wiiia'n, VIM. A ylett, VIM. Gregory.
Wyfhe, Alexander Smyth. - Crymes.
Augusta, Jacob Kinney, Andy. Anderson.
Kanauha, William Morris, N. Wood.
Rockingham, Danl. Smith, II. J. GambiIl.
Monroe, John Woodward, Arch'd. GRAY.
Hardy, Christian Simons, Jacob Fisher.
han,fishire, John Snyder, w. Donaldson.
The votes for member Of Congress i'm
Orange stood as follows:
For Mr.. Barbecue, 500
MIR. Dawson, los
Cen. Abraham Trigg and Christopher
Clarke are reelected Members of Con-
gress.
David Holmes, Esqr. is Reelected to
Congress for the distria composed of
Hardy, Pendleton, &c. without opposition.
DIR. JOHN CLAIBORNE is elected a mem.
Der OF congress for the d;stries composed
Of the counties of Brunswick, Mecklen-
burg and Lanenbarg.
The Boston Palladium gives the follow
ing statement of the votes given for 90.
vernon in Massachusetts-4l towns re-
naming to be heard from.
For MIR. Strong, 1866
Mr.. Sullivan, 3l.7ss
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l. p. Cooke,
r. r.: r rs: 7,us,e.s.
April 9th, 1905


SUFFICIEN L attention not having
~ been paid 10 4 late requesr made by the Com
nissioncrs, appointed TO copdu0 the Lottery, for
the benefit of William s. Mary College; "Thas
" all persons holding tickets for sale, should
=" MAKE return ofthsir saies together with the
" tickets remaining nnsold. to Robert Greeahoyv.
" esq OF Williamsburg Tbey are again ear,
ne'y urged 70 te'a'n Sri,bout delay fbe fckets ar
dsposrt of BY f6ep,. 75e bonds fGIeu far tSosr sofs
on PrcdH and t5e Cash rcceiVei "a him the afors-
sad Robert Greenhow of williamsburg, g.. w.
Lsign' esq Petersburg. George Tucker or Sans
uei f'casanss esqrs. Richmond. or VIM. New.
sum- esq Soriolk--as the drawing of-;he Lotte-
~ viii Commence in Norfolk. d9fipr ~. s,.E
week IN Nay--and as it is deemed ncecssary thst
thejH'Hre SAFES e 7Sctcts be confrcd 10 t5e tozprs
doovs mentioned; Noiiee is bcreby siven, rba, no
ssIes viii be made after RE frsr n NAY. By Az,
'f'er'o9s ''eaerer; eTrsPt By BE geatssca 5rfoIe
mentioned. ~ by one Of fbe Commissioners
April 22d, 1905 (,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01

Gun Bo7r, No. ., commanded BY lieut..
Hinlay, arrived here from Washington
City, on Tuesday last; Gun Boot, No. 10.
lieut.. Carter,is daily expected, when thew
will sail ior the Mediterranean on the first
oi next month; a good opportunity for
those who have friends on board the Me-
diterraDean squadron to write by.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01
LEXLNG ToN LoTzERY.
nm H,,n'a ,lrn-......

FIfh aay's ara7vung.
S75 Tickets were drawn this day.
Prizes OF 100 Dolls.--Nos. 1921 1903.
Prize oil so DolIs.---No. 572i.
Prizes Of 30 Dolis.---N Nos. 1927 1902 Gil
1909 998.
Sirm aay's drawiag.
325 Tickets drawn this DIV.
Prizs of 200 Dols.--No. 4I9f.
Prizes OF 100 Dolls.--Nos. 1913 1903.
Prize Of so DoIIs.---No. 1916.
Prizes OF 30 DoIls.--Nos. 1887 1899 ss
1858 1911 4I23.
Wheels gain this day, $50 DolIs--To.
tai gain, $3.50 Dolls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01

/ The bidders for the loan ~erc---sst
M-ssrs. A. and b. Coidsmid |; I'd, Messrs
Francis Barring C Co $ Mcssrs. Anger,
Fstein, Baltye, Aytou &, Co; Sd, Messrs
Robarts, Curtis, & Co; Thelussou, Aislibre
& Co.
There was no difference in the tender,
all the lists agreeing 10 tix 22l. reduced.
The. loan was divided between the lists.
The interest to be paid for il is 81. 9s I'd.
The bargain is considered as advantage
Gus to the contractors, and was immedi-
ately at premium. A discount of per
cent. allowed as usual for prompt pay
ment.f
Buildings erected in Philadelphia, (Nor-
thern Liberties, Southwark, &c. included,)
during 1902, 1908, and 1904, namely.
In 1902. 33S brick, i26 frame. Total 16f
1893. 2S3 d. 102 do - 3S5
" 1901. 20f do 90 do - 213
In the ADORE are not included six build |
ngs for public worship, and number of |
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01

ITlhoriaw DIseoOcyy--A number Of man
digging up the earth, in the town Of ~
ver' ~ II. for the purpose Of nae,ne, -,
aqaeduet through Mr.. David W.ldror',
land, discovered vein OF da,L 800 ~ :
sana running srom cast to west, much ;rn.
P'egna'ed with quicksilver, of the hes,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01

J., ECONOMY.--A highlander who so,a
orooms' went into barber's shop at CIas-
gov TO get shaved. The barber ho,,h,
one CT his bTooms, and, after hayino a..
ved him. asked she price OF il. 90 To-,
pence" said the Highlander. {. NJ ~w
sa'a , sne barber, /" I'll sive yeu penny.
ana u that does not satisfy You, take YOU,
broom again" The hIgbiandsr took r.
and asked what he had TO pay 9---a a
pcnny, says Strap. I'll give We a ban.
pee" says Duncan, " an if that dinna sa.
''''y ye PIT on my beard again.--L,oa. nan
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01
BRITISH pARLIAMENr


The following is the resolution nrcno.
sed by Mr.. Pitt in the house of commons.
and one of similar purport by lord Mil,
grave in the house Of lords on The i,.h
February, and on which trial Of strength
'oos place between the ministerial party
and the opposition. MIR. Pitt concluded
speech OF near three hours in length bv
moving, That an humble address he
presented TO his majesty, inforfnipp him
that his faithful commons concurreJ with
his majesty in the prompt and vigorous
measures he had adopted with rsspeA ,o
Spain, fully convinced that those measurs.
were rendered unavoidable and ASSURING
his majesty that his faithful coromons
would not withhold their Jealous and cor.
dial support in prosecuting the war w;,h.
yigor and effect, TO the end chat il NAV n.
brought TO safe and honorable ;ssue.
Mr. GRAY from the opposition. made an
elaborate speech and concluded by NOV.
ing an amendment to The following 81 ee.
4" That the conduct OF ministers in The ne
goc'ation with Spain had DESTROYED ,he
confidence and good faith which had III
iherto existed between the two nations
and, by their criminal negligence and IN >
attention TO the true intere sts oftbs 60
try had produced rupture, when a nu,,.
al good understanding might have existed
at the present moment"
Animated discussions succeeded which
were adjourned at two O'Clock in ,bs
morning, on motion OF Mr.. Wiodhan'
with the assent Of Mr.. Pitt. In The af,ss'
noon the debate was resumed-Mr. Fov
taking part in il and advocating the amend
mcnt: Mr.. PIT replying. The house
then divided and the amendment was = =
gaiived. The original motion was 60, 80
ed as already sla,ed--ayes 3o7--no.s io y,
ADMINISTERED majority 2o7. '0O
a person who advertise. in Hudeor
paper :" Patent Augurs Tor Post Hole.
Wells, &c" says, "it is believed that ,ho..
who have used them in CLAW. sand :,
" loomy soil, would as soon think Of ,o,;,,a =
SOM with jork, as digging host-dsI
with shaded"
(TrentoH TrEe american.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01
Nrry. YORK, .Ht,r;l 81.

-, U ~ ~EIFIlI IT.
Arrived this morning, the schr. Proyi-
aeoce, rrote, in , days from Richmond.
via Norfolk
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01

We have taken this cursory view of tie
contents Of our-6les from whichwe shall
extract, for our next, those articles which
appear most interesting.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01
Easy ard cc,.cfuql Cure for wers.

Having had Wen OF the ste,,.ona,ons Kind
OF large size sni on. standing. upon The side of
my face, Immediately before and below nv right
car. was insormeti by different people, thai If
would apply salt ard wstcr TO 81, sho.,ld ger
ria otis. In August 1913, put a quantity of
san and ~a'er INFO saucepan, and boiled it for
TOUR minutes; with which batfed m. Whole
surface frequently. while it continued warm. as
also alter II became cold. so often as rem or ID
umes daily always stirring up the salt deposited
al tne bottom OF the bason, and incorporating II
again with the water before appliedit On,he
I'm day from the FIRST application, while sba.
wing, observed a small discharge, which, ass;s.
ting by gentle pressure, the whole contents
were soon enrpiied, wilhout the smallest pain and
without blood. 80 ~'''-
bsing inicrrned Of some others who had heer,
ceneh'ed IN like manner from the same apnlica.
lion' and knowing myself of some late instances
under my own immediate direaion, kseeli, = IN.
~ thus 70 make i, public being convinced; !, c.r
p'oauec no bad effect. and every perscn l,,S,;r.,
Il IN their power 10 make the 'trist A. the e rs
une, beg leave TO caution, thar no onc sb,,,,,d
ne dishearteoed from the length Of time !, rn,y
! DC necessary 70 continue the application :.x IN
some cases, II has required three or four n,on,h
though in the last only thirty DAYS b,,, "a al
without pain or inconvenience of any Kind. or =
ny previous notice of the discharge, sill it a{luav
took place. ''N''' J
WILLIAM CHISHOI.Agr
[bfsbo!fne, FINLAND f.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01

another -Roseins.--The Irish PAPERS
state, with exul,ation, that the Dnl,l;n
stage now boasts youth, who at The e..
OF ,s'has followed Master Betty throogb
all his characters and that the s,nA,;or
overflow OF the houses prove he has not
sunk by comparison. I'he London thea
tres Eve are told) being under irnmediaf.
engagement with Master Betty, are of
course unemPowered 10 treat with him a,
TINS moment. The Portsmouth pap.r
says that Mr.. Thornton, manager Of the
theatre Royal, Windsor, GosDort, etc.
has engaged him for twelve njgbts a,
windsor; previous to which, he is to n.r.
form three nights at Gosport, where he
WI make his first appearance in Richard
IT'S mentioned that his execution is en-.
,reiy Tree from any tineture Of The
brogue.---Lond. ian. 1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01

Dfsp-ln IBIS city, on Sunday last. Captain.
.WEBE.
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4t,475.0O0

Additional charges of ,OoO. 600 due '''oo
70 the East India company. 1oo
w ~ the civil list (; 40 900 f.,
satistying American elaine. and
S,VOo,OJO deficiency of sums vor-
ca the last year aud not produced
The The p pre- ,oris, of,s;. e.66o.ooo
raised by Great Britain amounts
"'0' OF $4,000 900
Inc ways and means furnish q rec.;n,
exceeding about ss,ooo,ooo. Tbs I s.,le
OF twenty two aad half millions sterI;ne,
IS 20 be raised by loan. 8
The interest of this loan IA prov;,.d g.,
oy the following new taxes. 1~D '''
an addition Of Id on all single l.,,.s. g..
the post, I'd on foreign letters AMI ns'I "a ~ ~
.wo penny letters sd a busi,el on ssl,' con.
su'nea at home, aud cd busbel on salt
exported to any part OF Europe..-ss ON
pressure horses in addition to the 4os paitl
a. PRESENTS Sd on horses in husbandrv
~ addition to the las sd paid at present.
ons per cent. on legacies charged on land !;
a"a, ~ place of eight, ten per cent on le.
ssc'es to strangers in blood.-These are
VIC new taxes, which are estimated at
''aso,oo0i. The addition to the property
tag is estimated at 100000.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01

Cen. Abraham Trigg and Christopher
Clarke are reelected Members of Con-
gress.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01

DIR. JOHN CLAIBORNE is elected mem.
Der OF congress for the distries composed
OF the counties of Brnnswick, Meckien-
burg and Lunenbarg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-23
Pxlgale Lnhg1.l1zinalenf.


II VII. subscriber has taken zlease OF five years
a for the weil know, and ccrrnodious house il,
tie city of Richr-ond, long occupied By Nj Rich.
M cronch. which Is situate on the stree, leading
ffcn, the main street by he Governors, and Is
near the veniue sore of prosscr and Moncu,o.
:. He IS provided with an excellents,abie. which
sh br constantly Supplied with fptsgc Of the
best q,aliy where he. xlirsceiye Horses AZ l. l..
very and the utrost attention shall be paid to
those- hofsssNvhch may he Committed To his care
The iorg experience which the subscriber las
had n his kind OF business and the general sa
ustastsou which hs has gwen 10 those yac have
favored H;n WI their custoai at Nfane.,ssse, and
other places, aur,crises him 70 hope, that he will
not only eociinpe to receive TIC pas rcnsge OF his
former friends bd, likewise the counsenasce and
favor OF the pulhs AZ large
II e also proposes rotakein abous 20 30 NIB
ERS. on reasonable terms. and be leave 40 as
Sure those who may favor him with thei, patron
age, thst every attention ani exestion shall b,
used TO give entire satisfaction. And The sub
scrlisgr aiss eHsrs his SERVICES 10 sell horses @,
eomn,issson---rn all cases where he may be en-;
ployed TO do SO, he will change the owner n
move thar he adual'cot for the supper, OF sue
horses
If pr-cvu -HAcvrrv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-23

ITO DC SOLD, 70 tie big5est b;sar,. on n ere.s;,
4 eftsefre months, FIFE 7'RdcTS or
l. 4 NJ D bs.ogS,rs % ne eetd'eof q5o,nas 1a-
deFsci dec zig Or ~ Crt,oteH coaqry, Of 900
oc,es fisg on Bot6 sTRes off5e min mad, On re
br7rekes q Btave, etcef ris ',ocf fo6r I'd at mex,
e,f [e'lt6ef o.syf beng tbe ft.iay n rte sorsb.
Oneia E1,etou,f 17lyof 100 acre., itisg %. Ia.
farta eet. ,bis mar 10 IL sola a, nesf 1o,I Bo-
nfoE,t carr, brisg rde iit5 1yot RE ,ponf5 rbe,e
rue sd.es 10 eoe b. M. ,,tso,sy LitsH. sr6o
"a brrf5 f,y authorized to act 1y re execptoys IF
sbe saia 7j;ptas inferior
one 81 600 nr,ss oe Of 147 acres. s.,sg one otrs0
ac ~, isas IN BetlsgSao, county fbr fso former
~ fbe seep,s n Poe< fskarc cserk ae0fte 4te, one
On friges te'yyrodd 7bese fb,ee fasr fra.ss 10 be
sofa az ,esst Nay 1aelngsam cos,t 5eiag RE 1873
de20fttt maafb Bpd ,si,b atpro4ed sre,vify NH
Be required. 70 6er irfe,est fran RE dare. bu IL
sssnrssaAy paid zoe iz'yesf s5ni' be mined.
NTH dNDERSON, SJ
HOBaR9' RIV6S.
Ex,s f7kos daatrso,,. dee.
Atsemctlr eosen.y, fe5 lSsb 1905 sas
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Notice.

,HE sebseribers havingru amend 70 their
4 retail business request the debsossao this
Esn 70 come forward without loss of time. 20
have theis. accounts adjusted. and to pay what
nay be duo; as grcat indulgence has been already
given, further cann1t reasonably be expected =
George M Credie win attend At tins place. for
the purposes of sett'insthe accounts, zndfecsiv-
ing payment Those who do pay. or give
satisfactory assuranceof paying SOM. must blame
themselves irsuifs are irs,itued againsf them.
LYLE, & M,clsE DE-
Manchester. Feb. 4iA. 1905 On
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ValNadle PvoberfyIo rsale.

M ILL., be SOLD, 10 the bigiest 81 1der. on
w the psernises, on the thifd day Of April
rext. Z, 10 o'eIaek, an undivided n,ciety 10 the
two LOTS Of GROUND, fosrse,ly The proper
~ Of Andrew Ronald. dec fron,ing the basin Of
the James Rive, Canal. near the centre Of the
.clfyof KichFiord, with an undivided rnoiety of
u "A. valuable buildings thereon. consisting OF a
large three rss,y brick building. eighty feet in
length. W four ssparate tepemen,s, twenty
feet wide - forty ave sest in length with fire
places on the 6sst aud second floors, -oossiy gar
reis in each with large wheels 6xed FOR hosting
and lowering packages. t1s- with dispatch and
ease, good dry cellars with fire places in each;
this honss has been lately bnilt and in good re-
pairs adi,jning is 4 well finished two story fra
med Dwelling house. thirty eight feet square.
YIN Two good liars, with IRE places ia each
tsr cooking lin this house on me FIRST and second
floors are eight roxms and Six Ere places aieo.
snail two story Brick House with four rooms,
win lire places no each. convenient for store
or small family -Iikswise, a rrnalI Wooden
building win cellar hniIt for kitchen. and
nay be used as shop--Aso. two Stables snd a
Ca'riage House. Tie buildingsex ept tho ki,ch
On, stables and carriage house are insured in the
Inuical insurance company against fire IN the
sa'e Of Virginia, and the premiums paid the loss
ircntfbs basin ON one side. and are bounded by
Nafl s street auathe cross street leading oshoc-
"'e HsFenouse on fpo other sides Of them, and
are as convenient Tor COMMERCIAL or olhe, busi-
ness as any 10 inc rity. The terms OF sac viii
os seventeen thousand dollars in ready monsy,
tns residae payable the fifth day Of August next,
ior winch residue boad with approved security
WI ne required Il is deemed unnecessary 70
s'ss'he great saut Of the above properly 20 those
who reside in this city but for the information Of
STRANGERS. the subscriber begs leave - state that
'e Aforesaid property is immediately opposite the
lover part Of she basin OF the lam. risxf canal.
wnv'e al the produce Of the upper country is
'spaed' and 20 any person desrous cf carrying on
'ne commission business extensively. perhaps .
superior TO any other place nthis city
William Austin.
MShmond, ~ fsbruarY 1905.
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CONDtY1FO vs.

The price, TO subscribers will be sieht dollars,
neaty nioan,sd, colored and glazed. One dollar
10 tighten theg expense of publication 10
be paid on subscribing. 4
Tonon s,ibsesibers,the price wiilbeten doiars1
Lceys Rr9aT sgcungD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-23

In Offering the above work TO the public. tic
proretots are sensible that excellence is not OF.
Ten attainarie bar w'rn oanaor aud ruth, eqaal-
iy ffriote from arrogance and Partially. they can
say, tat they conscieutiousiy beiieve il has j,,s
clsGn 70 tie confidence aud patronage of the
rsopse
n Map u .Virginil has bren long s85 anxious
iy looked Tor None has beeu pub ,she,l. on The.
pls' 9t she one now Filtered, tor man, Years. =
The labor. expense aud apparent dphealtics,
IN acsor,l lishing soiarsressng a work. have de.
tered several fronst tue arduaus undertaking The
propsiescrs, finding that most Of the other states
had recently given ercousa grie,6 70 similar pro-
dnetons and entertaining hight sen i Of the re-.
al dignity and iinpaffance Dt virglniz, embarked
ia the business from yel!-grsunled betsf ,hat
the magnitude and utility OF the work. would 10
sure. II accomplished remuneration. And
Willie Vrginia IS p2wesfuisy stimulated With The
love Of science and virtue thes hops aud ), .ieye
! she viii view domestic productions. WHICH sroye
Pre-emineuiiy useful. with a generous pride.
Those gentlemen who'ate suhssrlps lon paI,ers.
are ssques'ed 20 return hem 90 the subsorber in
Petersburg. by the FIRST day of MAJ. The r,aps
will De ready for sue scribers in the ccurss of tie
ensuing summer. ttl5Al
WILLIAM PaEATiS.
Peiersba 9 February. 1905,
Sgtscif tfo'ss rscei pea ~ S Pgeas0rts ~. rr3
49, m..~L
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-23
BIZ JzNEs 1flDIs0N, d. d..
FREstpnN OF WILLIAM. & NARY coLLEoE.

To which viii be added, 4 Mp Of the greater
part OF the state Of Ohio. from setual Surveys,
including the whole of the Virginia military
Ohip river. TO the Indiana boundary line
The uoth-east corner of the Map will he or
rnmeutcd with nn interesting View of the City
of Richmond.
76s sise 4ftbe Ma p viii Be fac ffct nix fneLes
"a ieagsb and sbre fer eig6r inches "a breadth ds
isges;ts.s and skill e'g,aves engaged exeeare
tbs reork. s.y zoe inferior my slpu9ar ,po,i
IN rte Irisea Slater.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-23
Notice.

NAT ~ dr,hery DiheY IF Bvetfag54n co.r-
9's III or LIND IN fafrirk consofi inc 50o0
acre, ivvg on ijar ,isr5 ---fhree dino IN S,anon
eoayiy lyfeg onfbt wmesef Li'sie Fecri Iaadesxet.
-fysoof a fboissan ae.es csieb o,se ~ so are,
tbe saia Dfsef vii attend at hesr, itrH csroysor
sartf fts zdit et ste rajd ir4s r d,f on hekaiJ
at MINI BN13E RSOyy. =
= fHr0raric coueiy Feb. 18ib, 1905 nks