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Niurdersyas next placed on the catalogue
of offences; but twas the. duty of the fe-
deral jurynot to enquire into every MUIR
der that i committed in any part OF the
country, but into such only as are perpe-.
1sra,ed beyond the Jurisdiction of each state
Lon The high seas, Tor example, in :. forts,
magazines, arsenals, dockyafIs, &C."
The coneealn, 3nt of this crime also consti-
tutes Dew offence wkich.came within their
.oogriz luce, called misprision of lrlony.
Homicide also he recommended to their
notice.
Mr. Marshall expasiated at .ame length
upon re tendency aud definition ofpiracy;,
upon robbmg the mail OF post Office, in
which case the offence of an officer of the,
department was more a,troclaos III IT'S ma.
ture, AID subjected q more rigorous pun,
ishment upon conntsrfeiting the notes Of
the United States bank !; upon the offence
OF negotiating with foreign government
or any Gifts officers, where The negociator
acted from his own free will, and without
the authority ofhis government
The charge of judge Marshall, intact,
was luminous and comprehensive. i en-
braced every objec, WIN thafge canotii-
ciaily comprehend, and 1t wensno further.
There WIS nothing extraneous; nothing
extra official in it. ttlaid down 10 the gu.
ry, the official duly -which..hey were about
ofuifll, without labonsing to impress upon
them aslngfe inopposite idea Which might
have better suited any other place. There
was not The slightest Indication in it of a
man, who {. drcst in f.tttr brief a,ithorl-
~" was ambi:iois to usurp a little more
THAN beionse to him. There were no III
tic political tiosmas init: no extra-oihcid
spccalations. There was nothing n IT OF
the ancient spirit OF Chase or Wilson,
OF such judges, az convert Court Of JUS
tice iato . political Lyceum, and utterr!ec-
lures ON government instead OF 2cKPonDd-
ing the rolumy of criminal law. Dut Mr.
Marshali's was.tisr charge OF a judge, who
understood the limits TO which his duty
extended, and who embraced every leglti-
mate object with the ciearaess of intpi.
9iun.
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Vaudeville g. Ia1neEon
e d u C 4 Il L q NJ

PARENTS, who are anxious to have
thar particular attention paid to the Edp2s,i,
on and. Morals Of their Hhldfeo, which.is r"t
gcner ally to be Fad at ob!;c Serinarisy, arc
respectfully informed that an eppor,haitY row
offs, Of having them inamatd il che Creek
Hiaoiy, Gsog1aphy, W,nifg aas xiiflfe,c;;
by the Rev. Herr Msifya3; who intends, on
Mcuday, nex,, TO opcn School, at his .Honfe,,
in St. Efaph atret. lately occupied BY Ms. Du:
lazy. 1t is his win, rot TO take mere HAN sa
B vs., ard hopes, frcm tis fituity. and, fnes
attention, TO their Education and ;M9als, tdNf
give general satisfaction. q.
The Price Of 1uiticr. will be made Flown;
on Application. 20 the Su!acriter, who would
acc urmodatc four Bows with Board.
Rev. II. Mofcrop.
Mayz9. c4i Jaw
= CT A few Copies Ct the Americaa Gar
dsner for sale BY RorIkF tKAY.
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alet.:. .or;a Dahp apasrttSfr.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 90.

The followisg moroccan from the Enquirer,
printed at Richmond, who has for some
time been dancing the Hays in Callca-
der's old shoes, isno doubt thrown out
TO cover some machivelian design, it
will therefore be we'll enough for every
Tue American TO be on the look out.
CoMMuNIcATIoN lit is confidently re-
ported and believed, that the Presiden, of
the United States will serve in his present
office, no longer than Hrs present term. The
reason which has been supposed to inhu-
ence his determination, vii! cast no Gis.
grace upon the previous lustre of his life.
MIR. Jefferson is the friend Of rotation in
Office. ne is an enemy 10 that monopoly
of it,awhich should keep It for any lo,,g
sispe3ia, the hands of single individual.
He khtsWs, that the loager any man re-
mains iinsoIEaee, the smaller opportunity can
others have of acquiring IS; AID the sinai
Ter this chance. the smaller vil be tho 10
elements for them 10 deseroe it. he knows
TOO that a permapens continuance IN office
not cnlv enables q singis in.,sldnal 10 &C
complisa, gradually, a s:;s,em Of measures,
and To collect around hi:n set OF lnstru-
ments favourable 70 hls own usurpation,
but that it prepares The people hemselves
Tor an utiduc reverence towards particular
men osparticular families. E@
Next3o All unusual :tnd egtTadrdinQi-y al.
thority.exercised ty ansinoividaal, such as
e Aists in the heaa ofiaaartny, there is no.
thing SO capable o!5 inspifias q respect for
a permanent and excessive power, as
welding toe usual executive authority! f'r
any long period. 1t is a. the same time
reported, 'that Mr., J4ferson is wiling to
give an additional pro:.l VI the her srabfe
iiberal,y Of his views, BY consenting TO
serve in any Of the executive departments
under successor whom he may approve.
Should these reports be correct, is.it not
time for the republicans of the Union to
agree at once upon some candidate, whom
they will place in the presidential chair
It cannot but be interesting 10 a curioas
enquirer, to observe, what various shapes
the principles of Democracy assumes in
the different states of the Union, :and with
what facility they can transfuse shcms elves
into heterogeneous mass and torn acc.
ment of cooperation to the same end. In
Pennsylvania, democracy has displayed It
self in restless disorganizing spirit OF IN.
nova,ioa, in violent hostility against
Judges and lawyers and a,derehction OF the
practical principles of goysrnalent. Good
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RICHMOND, Nav "a.

Yesterday tn. Federal Circuit Court
commemorative session in the capitol. Pre-
. sent, Judge Marshall aud Grif6a. The
grand jury being than imp nSs; sd; with
q Wilson c. Nichols their fors3aIas slf.
3 MarshalEpfpEeeded 10 deliver aiast APP
) ,?fapriate charge, He touched aP.sn the
general advantages Of grand jlriesaHasr a
Tree gogssameat he de6nedths particular
llaasakthes jury, whom be was at that
nmr addressing. Their Jurisdiction was
lobe confined to every offence which came
under the cogn!2anee of the Federal Court.
iiese ohsncrs had been designated by the
constitution and She laws of congress.
they were few in number, because the
great mass Of criminal Jurisprudence had
aten plaeednnaeF the superintendance Of
Tue states. But rhey were not unimpor-
sapt 10 'heirnatore, as they involved the
Peace the security, ard the convenience
y 'ae roantry at large. Mr.. MaTsh',u
lns0 Proceeded TO an enumeration OF the
offences, waicawere placed underline cog
a'sa0ss oithe iede.ai court; which they
themselves were bound by taeir oaths to
9li's INTO and present, taking care 20
,.s'As no prrseasments which were not
. -..sas''sd on the knowledge Of TWO at least
!. slsir own body, and where the informa-
!. ~ mOa CANE from any. o:her person, to annex
ut nanslof the informer.
ne hrst etfeuce was that OF treason.
- - '"su sif. N. defined in the language of
'ss;s restitution, 10 be {. levyin5 war a.
.e es.,s.'te Y States or adhering 30 .h-ir
M giving them aid and comfort.n
e ~ Sa 'asnsed upon that ad,nirahe policy
s, s : laws, which protects the iadiyidual
eS, - one hand from the unme.ited perse-
sba,d y the government, and onsthe other
, p,S'ee,s the government from the
6rss 0''aole designs Of individuals. The
co,.a accomplished IS securing every ac-
son,b. uss'oui from conviction g unless
saaa 'ss''mony of two witnesses to the
eonr,.n ACT, or on cohesion in open
the ;ne me last is Effected BY extending
ihoes :" influence of treason from
to g.. Nao are personally concerned
lsdsa =, person who conceals his know
new cr;' = Tue design. The last constitutes
Of sresso under the name IF misprision
reeaa asp,' whichhe recommended IN he
isry p'acs 70 tbs investigation Of the
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sense and Honesty, thoulS duped for a
while with the utopia Of political fanaiieism,
have turned abhorren. Hom It's illusions
and We now recognize ihe existence oftwo
factions IN that state, engaged in constant
b'ckeflngs about precedency in point OF re-
publican purity.
In New.York it has assumed the most
various shapes and The rise of the parties
may be traced to The conflict Of Compel
ton for office, TO the opposition of COM
mercjal interests and the Influence Of a
man deserving universal detestation. In
this ::ase, the spirit Of innovation has been
dliator. Inits progress, compared with its
rapid advances liz the s,a,e.of Pennsylya.
Mis-; het such is the intatuanon OF public
oPiulna, which. il las produced, that The
most fragrant 1lelinqueacies and most no;o-
rlous dsst!tsRion OF qualification have teen
overlooked ir the distribution Of Office.
In ths state Virginia, whose consti;r.
ticn contains more Of aristocratic ieayeu
than any o,l:er state of the Union, tie es-
tahiished institutions have been as YET per-
manently supported, free from the assaults
of sluuoyators. Amidst the dclusiVe
sounds of liberty and republicanlsm, the
poor man, W:lo possesses no freehoid es-
tate, rests content under tht exclusion
from ,he right Of suffrage, and lie me.
chaotic a;id3nltfchant can still patiently bear
to be deprived of their dues, under the
law, which secures the real property OF the
dsbtcr against thcir just demands. i4e
operations ot,idemutfacy in this state have
originated from spirit of,hostiiity against
the constitution Of the U.li,ed States.
Her ambition is without bounds and hei
cries against the dangers Of monarchy are
only the voice of the Syren, tha, would
si,asch,aAd engross the reins Of power into
her own hands.
ln this shtr. sketch, it is our intertion 70.
coatine ourselves 70 those few observations.
on the three states that are most couspicu-
Gus for their political proceedings vet we
know in their ulutlee on lhe general go,
sernKieut u tbs: Unl!ed States, they have
all co-operated, TO The reelection of the
Hero of Car;er's Mountai:, 10 The chief
gnlaglssracy OF the Union.
j trederick. Town HerulA]
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4 : .y,,IosFoLK, May q.
NJ "a = l,,Cxv

NOaFOLM' 49,. x,ow 70
.,.iysa, schr. friendship
'| 40, u.s. s'sl'0easr Jane, Daaa' Gays A''A
EisD'on. ,,;r Breus-Anker, cwroseng, 9
Also, pIymouth. May 1s, LAT. 80
kstls lf95 s, 20, was boarded by . French
10 lo'g 81 = cans, which had 3 American
baiF q g, ns,yes. taken on their return
eho9 e. Domingo. Aissr ossThauains 81, the
faon' 8 asrs dismissed her. 18th, IN lat.
rigs Piano Iaog. II. 81, spoke q schooner
Us, AZ 'pS % Thomas. who Informed him
k'ay' ron Ersnch had been seeo in lat. IS.
ehati ns T FrsakIin, Saith, from Cowes,
Brig .or;Is5. lat. 40. IS, long.A1. 80,
|sp q Unable, ii DAYS from Lisbon, bound
|schI' h' ~ Nav r, lat. SO, "A, long. 50,
10 bsss'HT v,.F'riea1s. 8 days from Wit
|sa, org haood 10 Bristol. 9th, LAT. SO,
mnS'0o' So s.. ship Charleston, 40 days
So 3d. p liverpool for Norfolk had spfuog
prom e l"s aud bowspfit, and lost one
| 4 l''' ,a,h, la. 80, 81, long, r., 81, ship
| |oaa' Adams, 81 days from Liinlns'on
J. ASH s11;more same day ship Hannah, 90
H. 5'1,, D I.a@ LsgAoro for philadelphia; re-
| |..;v.d ron her a supply OF bread am ca
bin stores. "a, .a,,ro ~. 11,h
{ M,,eb. in company with the ship AM
S = !, Skinner, New York, aud scaoa-
-. Tss Frieals, Glover, Of Bsverly, tor
l Ra,l.aar. Left there ship susanoah'
Hewitt, Of Norfolk, to sail IN $ dave tor
=. cass, Of Guinea; brig Spy, Fowler, OF
Ame.burv; had been ashore and damaged
h. keel. repairing; brig Massassoit,
Freeman. OF Boston, not discharged ;
h,;v S,ksv. Sheerman, of Backstowu.
from from I,i.boa, had TO perform l2S days
ship Boyne, Silleman, OF
ttb,rle.tou, no; discharged; ship Mary
Nvs. Of Nesbsdford, not discharged ;
brio Neriaa, of Boston, not discharged ;
brir Sa,aaaah, Hawthorn, OF ----. had
been ashore and damaged her keel, re-
pairing.
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1000 bulhels SALT,

!. On board the fchoonef ssiaers, at Merchants
wharf, for Sale on yesy reafepable terms, if
taken from Gu board immediately.
William HadSfon.
Nav s.
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PUBLIC SALE.

At . O'Clock, THIS AFTERNOON, wslts
Sold, on MeGis. EeNss & MIXERS wharf, !
.Tuenty Prizes forth brcef H~5asA
h Il A n u Il, ..,..,,
On credit Of SO and 90 days, fol arWeyediH.2
cosied nrgdd.b'e notes.
P. G. MarRellcs.
May zo.
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Suis.blc 70 tn. demonstrating Of


Irih linens, Irifh and RuaiaGdia-
prs, dowias, tiskkhturgs4 cznabuses, brown
Hollands, white platII!aa, Si!asiAs, ihectinss,
checks, iiIorte.t /; Harlem fripss, csmtTlck and
jaconet mullips, bqols mpiFrs, colored3 sam
bricks, laced camoricts, sGorted; LACED cam
brick h avis, feeiboon eu,gsEs, mfmr dies, fine
ccG4cs, Gn. hafras. and iaonahs !; nsljss india
chiritz, India clicks, Romal sldkerebie!s, long
and fhart yellow nanEr.ns, blue End black ditto.
Gotten caGimtres, sHnr.sa; djmi,ies; 46a1ttd;
Ms,fe;Ies, sGosed; I,dia and IgalisiihiSs, af,
iorted; farccnets nd .,peelongs,. sfnrtedj Glk.
cotton, and threat hoG.sy, Leghct- bqhrcts,
Elk and k,d gloves, WITH Isa'hcr ditto, pins.
tapes, threads, iewing hiks, aGorted i iansi:apa
buttons and - Gis,
Il ua,sfH ofeiasr. A't1eles, :.a
In addition to fLeir formsr Geek. mskesyefg
complete afiortment: q; ~ a:.2
All of which .hey will e.. low @rraah, or
gcad notes pay able in Altxane'ia,i a,l60 days.
May 20, " IL.
Vaudeville & Ja1nel:on
IRE so7O Harding, and egGtt,llay S4he.i
10 puneheons high proof amaiea
,Run. 3 viz
20 hogG.eaIs Barbsdee, MolsGes.J
3 hoeheads ST. Croix Sugars! y
Engs;M aud 'FF Gunpow dsr.A -HEG
philadelphia Loaf Sugars. =
Ps,:ps Sho7 and .Bar Lead. - 4 -
May ae. -. =,
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Massachusetts,. PAPER.

Mr.. PRINFUa,
Being ur't Of hart and tir.
ty wurk, and my wife turn'd Shopkeep-
ers about zix mont zinse. VS. went to
Boston and bot apout 2 Fuadr4d ,oilar
of Salt, Zugar and Gufee ana nick hacks
on CREDIT. But I.go. trunk and drusted
almost all dezr here dlngs out, and dey
wont pay me. Now the man he cumes
dunning for his money. told dis to de
men dat l7drusted, and dey told me. tai,
Mr.. Brez'duDt Ge feryson will help in dis
here way; apnut SO toiiars of te coffee,
salt and >zugSr, day say is tu.ies of te
Curse lohi house; IA say, il | pey te rest,
and The trust man cumes again nrav call
hlm* Tommysailary visi,ing'zon of pitch
and kick hiH out Of my toors and tat te
brezldnnt will pear me out in it, putt
wants to know ii dis IS drew before does
it. Yours.
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~ ministry, his royal y high high
Iass before os;. a Regent hs already dse' g.
ssJ'as pf, mat Official publications on t !,
] % you o.. ' English government might o.
art q sns . LsS into the Gazette Of LIS.
,oo. i his occasion 70 renew the
Iproa.S i E INV considerations. &c.
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PUBLIC SALE:

At 10 o'elee1 7o, #oRReN. seu 5e,s'4, Il
Mr.. fsaxg's qsa,sbeyr,
% tcroons fire #Ictytit indigo,
Cu ciehi. - SO da)S &c. approved ,niored
neg ciiable noes.
vPl4l;peC. Mari..sEl.sr.
May 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18
JOHN G. GAMBLE.
RODENT GAMBLE, Jun.

The subscriber (Roasrt Ganrh;e. SEM awaits
hinseif Of this opportunity 10 thank his numerous
trienos Tor she very largo share of patronage he
has received infhe mercantile line--:inti firreb by
tenders TO the public his future services as CONF
mission Merchant He hasters himself. his long
experience (wiih other circumstances unnecessa-
ry here 60 InenSionl cn;tie him tothe confluence
OF those who may save husiness Of that nature 70
'ransaA in this city-assar;ng such of his Best
exestions 10 merit APPRECIATION
Those who ye, remain Iniebssd ro,Se iafe hfi.i=
of Gamble q Grd,iGl, of Siaunton. Of Gam5ie
y 2entLe, Ro5irt Gamble e Go. and Ro5erf Can't
DE, of the CRY Of Richmond, are once more ear.
nes,iy requested TO make Immediate payment of
their respective Balances. Such rs continue r.
esardless of this iaet horice cauno, expect longer
Indulgence.
Ro GAMBLE.
; ffebmanG, lizIy 6. 1905 ep3w wifi
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n
maze, two Of which will be RENTED if pad with
m the season, which viii commence the 10Th Of
March & ex pire the Isi Of August next. Board
of seyvSrs gratis, maresruay De fed with gain
at two shillingsper day. Ihave large and xten
sive pzsturage. dividedin FIVE diEercn. inclosures
that mares with foals may be Kept distind from
barren mares One dollar TO the groom Noli.
ability for accidents of any description
PRECIPfTATE was bred by lord z ereuout
toaisd in 1707. got ny Mercury "a son Of Eelipsc)
dam by ,Iierod. his granaan Maiden by March,
en-, ont of mr. Pratt's old Squirt mare her dam
by Mogul--Cariiliab by Bay Bo,ton--Oid I.adv
dan. OF Sterling by puiIeine's chestnut Arabian
lockwood Bustler.
RFoRMAxcE.
In the first spring neeting. 1890, at New. ar.
ket, when years old. he won the FIRST ciaas Of
the princes stakes OF 100 guiaeaa each. beating
nuuoefbolt, Chanticleer, and Sir Pepper, four
won the Bolton stakes of so suineas each he,
ing Chanbooe. Dragon and PaIlafox 2 na,,l
'9rie't, Second spring meeting he won the 81
efss ot the princes stakes Of loo euneaa. beat;os
ihunderbolt; paid forfeit. And in the 80
week he received 100 guineas forfeit from, GA
Grosvenor's Radamanthus.
IN lfy2 he won (. so at Cuildield. bea,;rv
Doge' Thuuderbolt, Sarngapatarn and Stou,
is ,''' oa5 & % at the same place, beaung Car.
s'o Srhn. He also won the xmas 100
solnsas: az Lewis, beating Skyscraper at 3 heat
.ne Isl being dead heat After which he wa,
',".,.n'y esteemed that he become stallion IN
ms botoshil''< stud at 70 gnineas a mare Th;.
no,se y INC sire the following, running horses
~ England; Johnquii, Petworh, Mariana Ro
sa'ce, Shesnut colt out Of 8obnil, Chesnu' col,
our OF Rosemary, Humbug Lazarns, Rasinier,
npono' Sulliver. Tag, Louisa, TipsaH, snr.
ns~'neo,e's billy on, Of Reeves. hlchymist. clod.
nn9ppcr, Srey hlsy his X II Lampadoss, Mars,
ssa'y' masrance, Day fliy m, Browns, Grey
"hy n' itadclih's. Tax, Tips,sT and Bobtail.
4 req ~, 1905. THOMAS G0oDB.
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- UN away from thc subscriber
4 u abou, me l3;h January last, negro ran
na'sted ADAM. about 2S years of AGE, of :, da, <
complexion about feet high. has a small scar
on ais forehead; Had on when he went away az
oEnabargs skirt, shors coat and psntaloons of
blue :iains, and common felt has the had sundry
other clct''ins which II Is supposed he carried
wan nm, as tsey have not been seen since he
escaped. He was purchased of mr. Gabriel T.t,
near culpeper courthouse. BY mr. John Mullin,,
about IL mouths pasr. OF whom the subscriber
purchased Immediately afterwards; the said eel
low has wife at DR. Clagg-,t's. who resides AZ
Culpepcr courthouse, !. IS probable he NAV ID.
iarboured by his wife az this place Whoever
WIN deliver the said fellow to the su5serberl,v-
ing IN Aioe'nar'e county near Charlottesville.
shall receive reward ofThirty Dollars. or Is 80,
cured in any jail SO that &c; hir, again Twenty
Dollars TOIiN Cr.ERKSoN
23d Feb. 1905. r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18
Richmond, May oh 1905.

The subseriscrs take 'his me,hoa of informing
their friends and the public. thst they intend car
ryins ON the mcrcan.ie business. uneer the him OK
5ohn 81 Robcrf Gamble, I'm. !.
They are now receiving by the ship Rolia, choice
selection of LONDON GocDS, and daily ex-
pea from Liverpool, a s. neral assortment OF
HiRDHdRE, s5c. suitable Coz the season.
which win be scld BY ihe piece, package, or do
zen. the mos, moderate terms, Tor cash. nier.
charitable countYy produce, or the usual credit 60
substantial and piu efraf eus, nfers. .,t, a go
They have on ksnd, Madeira ard Sherry
Wine. Cogniac brandy. Wet tncja Rum, w his-
key. Sugar. Pepper. Alum, coppcras and brin.
stone. I'm pipes. hhds. and casks,) Cotton and
Wool Cards. Patent Shot. Steel. Bar Iron. Hob
low Iron Ware, German sytles. Curling Knives
and Whes Stones. Oznahufgs. Ticklcnburgs and
Brown lIsssiana. SNUFF Cut uerrings--&c-
They also possess large ard convenient, B,lct
warehouses; eevefcd with Slasc- COR receiving and
storing Flodr. Tobacco, SC. Those gentisnen
who favor them with consi1nmenIs, VIII md
their charges reasonable, ard may rely ON ther
best exert,ons TO afford satisfaction. 49,,
b. The hghest rates given for Bees Wax
good Bear. Deer ard C.ier skins, and othcs
shipping Furr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18
SATURDAY. MAYsls. 1905.
no TIcE.

rs hereby given to the creditors of
4 HooPEs & ToLEs, against whom com-
mission of bankruptcy has been issued according
tolaw, tina, the commissioners and assignees OF
their estate will NEE; their Office in the City OF
Richrnend on Saturday the first of June next at
eleven o'clock, A Min order 10 make I dividend
OF their estate and effects; when those creditors
who have not proved their debts must come pre-
pared. or they will be exciuded .he benefit of
said dividend
Marcas Etcan,
Hitiioal 2enzfie, fees.
Richmond. 18th April 1905. iii
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4 10Hr D00vs-Per Annurr.. J. paid in Advance. !

FOUND, on Saturday the I'd inst.
4 Red Morocco POCKET BOOK. which
the owner may get BY applying to the subscriber
and paying for this advertisements.
Jarn9s Bootwright.
Rich.1ondi March 4sh. 1905 ~ a - !
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Geo. WAR

y .a -
LAS removed from the store he formerly oc.
y cuPied to a brick house on tie cross street
leadsng from the Min slreet 20 ShoclSoc ware
house, where he has on hand ana. offers to dis
pose Of on moderate teens, bv Wholesale,
11ae .folioving frficles, viz:
Loaf and Muscosaao Sugars,
~ England, w. island. and. Antigua Rum,
Cognisc, barcelona anil Apple Brandy,
{ She.fy aud Malaga Wine,
Coffee Of a superior quality,
Molaes. Ginger and Zig Blue.
( Youn5 Hyson and Imperial Tea.
400 SackJ Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shor, assorted slzes-And
The remainder Of his Stock of Dry Goods,
Consisting principally of articles suited 70 the
present md approaching season, which he VIII
either sell or q credit of 3. and 9 months, f.r
notes negociable ar rhe. Bank of Virginia, W; tn
approved endorserss or barter for Tobaccs,
Flour or Hemp
Cash given for Tobacco. doses
Richmond. I'D March, 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18

TAKEN UP BY the subscriber on
4 his plantation in Powha,an county, a red
HELPER with a little white on both her hind
'eet' marked win an underseel on the right ear.
and asii' nthe left. Appraised 70 eigh, dollars
John Lyon.
December Is. 1905, ws,s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18
DzSSoluffON Of Paffnershib.

DzssoluffoH Of Paffners1l7b.
'HE la'e firm of PRICE u HARRIS bav.
4 ing been disssIved on the Dist inst. bv he
dca'h OF the SAID Priee--NOTiCE is hereby y;,-
en- 10 all persons indebted 10 the said 6r,I. RI
Come forward Immediately and discharge the;,
iespeehge balances And all those having claims
ss''nAs me said hrnn are desired TO bring them
800 'oI adJustment cn or before the Isl day
OF July next. Being anxious TO brin,. The busoss.
10 speedy close
THOMAS HARRIS, Jun.
SwUipiag partner If fbe late firm
.of Price e Harris.
fowhatan county. Apl. so, 1906.