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NOTICE.

That on T"efday, the c9h day of the preient month
hall expof- to fale, by Public Auction, for ready
money, to the higheft bidder, at the vendue Office
OF Meilrs Proisr and Moncure, the following
SLAVES, viz:
NJ ANcY, woman aged about 90 years, Daniel
! ahoy about twelve years, Yarmour, girl abou,
i've years. Kitty, girl about years, and lack,
boy aeout r months old, or iuch, and 70 many Of them
as may be iuiieens to iatify Thomas White the FUN
OF 900 dolls with ih'eref-CoH, and charges at
tending the execution of Deed of Trua executed 70
che fubicriber by Thomas Woodbridge, and duly adj
n'ed TO record in the HuRings Court of the city Of
Richmond.
ISAAC WHITE, Trultes.
Richmond, Oaober ls. ZEN tds.
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FOR SALE.

- ME Tencmsnt belonging to the Jane, Rivs,
Company, where the manager formerly reGded
N'nS about half mile above the city, aud con,igu
Gus 10 James river, and commands profpea equa
to any f's within the vicinity Of Richmond.
The tene,oent contains one acre of land, whereof,
tfe Managers honle and All excellent pring of wa
ter.
Inc iale will be made the premifes, ON TusE
Gay the NTH OF next month, pubic auction, OH
credit Oh twelve months, the purchaer to give bond
with approved iecur,y, and the title not 20 be con
veyed until The payruenr of the meney.
By srdsr 81 he Prefdat and Diyee7srs,
ROBT. POLLARD.
October Is. (tdsA
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YEST.poTv7 !, mn TO- c.,

- EoI -FUI4EI IS PM Tor Sac.
HE iubieriber is authorized to fell the faid well
i known Tract Of Land, either altope,b.r. or in
Lots OF three hundred acres upwards, To ft ppr.
chalers, OH the following terms, wiz one fourth of
the Purehae money be paid down, the other three
tourths i'll equal annual nlalments, to carry rtereG
from the time Of aIe, and be fecured by bondaud
mortgage on the land
II Is deemed unnecehary to defcribe particularly :
tract OF land 10 remarkable for fertility and the a
tural advantages of its iitafion. Any communication
directed to the iubierbrr Shirley, in the county Of
Charles City, BY poG, to Granville Mills, will be du-
ly attended to-
PATRICK HENDREN, Agent for VIM.
FtLhugh OF Alexandria, & Charles Carter of Shirley
Sept. %. oaw1m
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RUNAWAY NEGRO

H1tlY DOLLARS RkWARD, if taken within
hity miles OF Richmond, and one hundred Dol.
lars taken beyond it, viii be given to apprehend
negro man named LEWIS, about thirty years of age.
who lat night runaway from the fubfcribers. He is
very itout made, and about 5 feet TO- or fee, II
inches high; has maiculine CONFERENCE.-THE ON
when he went away, a Ruifia Drill Drab Coat and
pantaioons; bur hasa variety of other clcathmg-
ne was formerly the property of Mr. Edward Hal
lam of Hanover Town, where pcrhaps he p,.y La
gone--Alt matters of vees are fore warned from
boring or carrying him away, under the penalty Of
the law CIl.IIAT So FIppy "
September 6. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-25
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE,
4 TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, in the town
A OF lynchburg, at preiem occupied by eol. Jobn
watt to which there is half acre OF land attached
tne liou'e IS entirely and well Gnilbed with
eei'af under the whole Houfe, which j, devded in
TWO rooms one room and pahage below Rairs and
two above, the Houfe is thirty feet in LENGTH and
twenty feet wide. On the iaid Lofts good garden en-.
tirey new, clover lot i, alto icloied fmoie b,,fe
fable, and corn houfe with every convenience for b
reception OF family. For terms apply to MIR. VIM,
Brown, Lynehburg, the fubicrber
THoS. CREWS.
--" ei Ii, oStoOsr 4. ep8tf
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MARSHAL's SALES.

TO BE SOLD, for ready money, in rurfuanee
ofa decree ofthe court of the United States for
The fifth circuit in the Virginia diflria, between
rheneas Bond, attorney for the creditors Of Ezekiel
Ed~Jrds and David Rofs, and Others defendants, in
order to raift the FUN of 1909 dolls 20 cents. with
the espsnces Of hle number Of very valuable lav,
uow 1t the O&Efd iron Works. The r,e will take
Place at the fid Works, on tie 10th day Of Noveni.
bcr next.
BENJ MOSBY, u. n. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. v. d.
O2obsT 4 ,etrJ,I
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FALL GOODS.

'HE Subscribers are receiving by the hip. Intre.
4 p'd, Protefrss and George, from Liverpool
ana se suffolk from London, their iuppy of nlerehan
axe for the fall which Especially in the Hardware
onel is very executive and general ard will be folt
by the piece or package. They have ALTO on hand
lew Gpar'er Cai&s London Particular Madeirs
Vine, Cosnilc Brandy, Railips, Pepper, Alum
&c Ali of which they offerfor fale on the molt mo-
oerafe terms
JOHN &c RoBT. GAMBLE, Jun'r.
Octob=r 1. (oaw4wA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-25
LAND-FOR SHE,

the county Of Lunenburg, lying within one mile
. Of the Court-houle on Couches areeh this traa
contains l,yen hundred aud fifty acres one hundred
aud fifty Of which is cleared; comfortably improved
Tor the accommodation o. family. This land IS vel
iuited 70 the cultivation Of Tobacco Corn ard Wheat
A gfeat bargain may be had in this land. The
terms may be made known, By application to Major
triei Green, Of Nottoway who is duly authorized o
dhpoe oft, or the fubieriber living on the premifes
JOSEPH SMITH.
Lunenburg, Auguf 9,-lepG
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10 P2OPRIETORS OF LAND IN TEN.
NESSEE AND KENTUCKT.

'HE inbieriber will, about the fri of January
L next, fe: out for Nafhvile in the Ra,e of Ten
nehee, where he means to reide and to engage in
the practice OF the law. Perfons holding lands or
having ouiinsis Of any kind tranaa either in Ten
neticc or Kentucky, are informed that he will UNDER
take to v lands III either of thefe lates to afcer
their value ard quality, to have the Oh them
guarly paid and to execute fort Of agency which
will uos require an ableace OF more than or weeks
from .he place Of his reidence. 'rhoie who think
proper 70 employ him may rely upon his paying a
dgenc arteiton to the bmiinefs committed to his
care. Letters sdlrciied TO him in Fredericksburg
VII he duly attended to. I've may BE- feen a, Gene
raj Miner ohce until the 18TH of December next.
HENRY MINOR.
fredericksburg, Oaober 81. (oaw4w.)
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FOR SALE


4 TRACT OF LAND IN Su,,y county e...a;n;so
\ Heo" 1000 atrr', sDifSia miles Of fsrses river
@na me cad Aa efa uAviga5 FAR. Of G,ays e,eef
10f,f 1A"a t"tn'ef OF dren' vrfs Of tie i-ua, 10
1o0'A fx0r eisbt bands ia i6re< di6is7 lfs and ID.
iHpr1veseHt. are ETaerf 70, RE reeon.n,S,fion If
s.s.sa JL"Hy, +V'i5 eoey "tfsary bs. for farming-
iAn ''at zol bear aiVtiag hio TIRE pa,ts, ard ma,
"@Vs J%'si'm 1r2e''ii'" Dery rifS iozO grOmdi "a
<"'b but sesHiS6 emOre OalusEle TO Ergt SuyeSsE,
ar a5oaHds aU6 timber, 60.5 of zvGi,t and rel oak
Lmjorf'"''j fi"', Pqp!a, a"dajs and there is o.
~ aa"1"'1gt'p' liit far agrg and far mill, nearly in
o. 't1''f %f hnts-h is "r"eft5a.y 10 f,y more
fsrr hafh ii braiLy, air, tpati0n, and Gborna, j.
g'03 'ng 6as 1ppr o,e5aid nO4O in peyJsRio., o,
500 gr:fa t,ni' Of Toe rs8 eboiee lind. I'll. qai-
hiy Of @tA7as, mil Be 6 rIyeaafby tbge zo5o are de-
ro' tf~S61ng, and 1oiil tale tie trouble of sez,u,
zoe P,~yfeart IF TIE pHrfbgf NANCY being paid eo.rs
eta"f nay be Pail fzOo ffyer or fur ANIMAL say
"'"''7giVi@s H1e'0Ved seE,.y. Far te,1ns asSly 10
RICHARD COOKE.
pe9Wisbf, near SMi:L5fdd, 2
September l3 { 40.
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DOCTOR J. woRRALL,

TTAviWC: taken the lirR brick houfe on the RIGHT
4 hand ade after pa!iug the corner of the Crols.
nreet, leading from the Brick-Row to the head of
the Bafon offers his frviees the citizens of Rich
nnond anu its vicinity in the dierent branches of the
MS1,cht PRoFE,sIoN. Families refidpy III the
country, requiring his aiAaace may depend on the
mois pro;npt and aiIiduous attention.
C>toher 22, (oaw2m)
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JUST RECEIVED
Ar YOHW pUMFR E7-s

AT JOHN pUMFRETS,
BOOX-3tNOER AND STATIONER.
'Wo hundred and City Rean,s of FOOL soap
POFT and POST WRITING PAPER
He has ALTO on hand ex:enive Rock of BLANK
BOOKS of all dfariPtions nanufa a red from mate
sIi' oil the Init quality, and every other article in the
Stationary line.
Tickets for fale III the Second Clais of the Rich
afond ACADEMY Lottery.
October IL.
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OYSTER HOUSE.
GEORGE WATSON

IL AS commenced his former and well known oc-
4 cupa'ch osfurn;lhng OYSTERS, BEEF SrEaxxs,
COLD SNAcKs, and RELIsuEs, at the white Houfe
near the UlSn Tavern, wherein the Poft- Office was
a'sly kept He begs leave to allure thofe who may
favor hin, with their company commands, tina, no.
thing hall be neglected on his part which promi-
fes to give fatilaction
O1ober Is
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NOTICE.

We Eatjsyibrri, Ai7g s7f,Ops srejo6sr heiy n9r;-
4 aqrasiSn on bseaa;e IF ItiAa0 E'jt5oag. d,.es/.
~ taH 460a sHt5ss 4obs BaVs efias aioise him, 10
a''Esf6'm kSO'o" bG,e tie eoad Msnf1y in Woges7Gey
ntsf +"b" f5.y iHisaS'o renter account IF iy adj
a'iaj'rhd'1 70 tie eo,i IF bgiags for he ty Of RieB-
e'd1a e''r 4obicb eiaim net ptspiosGy iv,a in,
tHbe afeqdsSfO, brit Til notice 4SW be 6Iedd IN bar
Dfresf dHPajos5 iadttcd 70 tie areca1A, are AE,od
~ male hamAa paymrf, ar no iqdSigerse can BE- given
EDPHPD C>dRRINGTON, .
7. n. CHEH14LLIE
SS3f.sE6r Is. nun
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GEORGE Willy,

BROKER u COMMISSION aIRRcH6Nq-
Near The Bafn,
u UYS ard ftls all kinds Of Produce--Alfo and.
- Lots, ana houfes Bank stock, 81.
~ p. Iay SIX, 10 rs No iiI, 2, 2, and 4
which make one ecJirc l7aafe in Dg-V.fs addj,i,
Sn.I here IS gccj Spring attached to hem rtse
lots s'e welt worth the attention Of spy ,-rnt!.-
nin willing 70 build iuancr re,reat for hls si!,
Ivy 2j.--tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-25
FOR SALE,

HIGH WEIGHT acres of LEVEL LAND, a.
- bout q miles below Rockets, OIL the Will
anihnrs road, well iituaed for tavern--Alro. fix
hall acre LOTSin Maj. Davals new plat
Inc above will be fold very low--ior particulars
enquire of THOMAS NopVpI
October Is IF
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NOTICE.

4 Petition Will be PreicDted TO the General Az
\ fnby Of Virginia, at the next FELTON,, PRAYING
that an a9 may pats to Incorporate company for
the Purpoie OF cutting Canal oh the fouth Gde Of
the Falls Of James River, otheryife improving the
navigation Of the river for the pafl,e Of Bst,esuI
and alo for The et4bli1fDent of Bank in the town
Of Manchester. AueaQ 10. (enn,tA
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FALL GOODS.

he Su'eriter is receiving and opening ee-
= ne,ai a4orrment IF FALL. AND WINTER
Goo2S' which he offers for iale on his uiual low
'efLo+. WILLIAM GAIT.
October H. 4w
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NOTICE.

a Petition will be p,slentsd to the next General
I N Ahsnibly, praying thar the County Court of
n'"s Wian may hereafter be held on the fiji L Mon
osy and the Court OF Hanover the fourth MONDAY
of every mr,til. O4.s. Tn:
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with Bootsor Shoes as well As if they were on the
ipot.......A-the lengrh Of the Boot...C--round III.
CaD~".B-the pitch Of ditto-..D-round the heel and
initep-...E-roand the inRsT--C-aerols the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel againf perpendicular, and
Rick knife at the end Of the great toefet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters in the diff
ItTent mca.uTes IannarY 1 emf
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European 3nteIiigrnts.

BY ne H{p Benjamin Franklin, at7,i7ed at PHI
hadelolia, 7vifb London doteJ to tbe 9otb An-
ann
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Nc CALLS

Nc CALLS
MIL MdNUFHCTORT,
ON THE CANAL, RICHMOND.
M RouGHf and cut nails of hyperion quail.
w ~, ave fold 1T prefeu, for the following mi.
20, by the bIrrel
HROUGHT Nails.
Spikes, 4od. SOD. and god Nails, I2I CIR. s., u
ia. Nails, - : Is
100. Ditto IA
Sd. do. 49, I41
Cd. do. nc Per M
CUT N4fiLS md BRIDS.
I'D. 2oi & ia. Cut Nails * Brals. IL Cts BE-, 49,
1od. Ditto. II
Sd. do. II
Cd. Nails, 1871
I'D. do I3
Sd. do. = Ia
Retail price, Cent aud half per Id. higher
Wrought ard Gu; ipfigs of every Gze.
An kiEds Of Blaekimith's work will be done at the
sas! mandatory, and sonHant fupply of Bar Iron
t4ooP Iron, Nail RJts, Steel, &c. for fale.
Octooer Is. If.
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The affairs of the OIL between Adc,;r,tj
CORVALLIS, and the BreR feet, was more c',i.
Gus th'n the Bulletin Dublif,ed by Covrrnoo.,,, 1
led US to tuppofc Tie gallant Admiral hin
ietf' IN the Vile de Paris, led the van. and bad
nearly cut OF the Frcncr Rear Admiral. lie ,v,,
molly Imported by Sir K. Str1chan. in the o.
lar who requeited per,ninion, wv GgnsI -,
range nett to i'iro in the line. The Other 1;,s
principally engaged we're, ,hc Nanur. Can,,in
and MoN1gue. The Captain had rcrcnfIy
l'med me Heet, and difinguihed hcrrslf yerv
much: Here fire was the moi tremerdons
yer wltnehcd. She appeared one entire bIa1c,
I"t "t = Dell frnck Admiral Cornwallis n,nn
orcait, bu, Fortunately it did him mo- ioip,,..
The C@iar had three men killed and iogsn
wounded. The Vile de Paris and tie N,,r,,,
had ieveral wounded Int none killed. rts,
received ieveral Giot in their hulls and az
ne French hect only advanced iuR outG5cI
hsT batteries when the action con1nerl,s
Yo'' mad they not talked and ran back fo Goo,X
general engagement NUT have eniied. or &.
'SFai OF them nun have beenfaken. The .
NY TO donbt, filtered fcvsrev al cur e.
we're enabled 10 rake then. The Mor,,,,,t,
J'pt9'n Otwav, followed them sloG. In ,,nJ.
tier h1tscries, cshaaptly eScIIancipg fho,s wi,
hsp, ''''' wv
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Two Hamburger mails remain due. The 10.
te'lIgence which they may be expeNcd 70 brine
has however been already anticipated ; and we
repeat that grand plan of Continental co.sne.
ration is about to be adopted. the oli,fi of
which 10 to refrain and correct the prec-nt fvC
TEN OF French perfdy and aggrefTions. incon6a.
tnt as it is with the tranquility and faf-tv nf En-.
rope. A ipirited manifefto upon this f,b;rFt il
expected on the part of The Confederate Stas-,
to precede the actual commencement os hoGili.
ties aSa'nit the common diGur1cr of mankind.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04
BY the REV. JAMES GORDON,
Rector Of Kilegny, in the Diocese Of Ferns. and
Of Cznnaway, in the Diocese Of Cork.


THE peculiar advantage which the present
work possesses is that the author, though oppos.
ed by the force OF goyernment, dares to come
forward and state faGs with inpartiaiity, max
ing truth his guide, whether exerting his lash
on the expressions of the government, Sortie ex-
cesses Of the Reyolutionjsts. We here quote
his own words; "ro write book determinedy
and exclusively in favor Of the rrng party, is an
easy business, An author, with such Intentions.
will feel no dearth ofsrory. style or phrase. The
iery stream ofvoltanic matter will be poured co.
uiously around him and the only danger is, that
he may, perhaps, be overwhelmed by the lava.
Neither will he want purchasers among the dupes
of his party. f his objes be present gain, without
regard TO future infamy.
Many Of the violent parizans of the British,
government, have acclaimed against my work ;
several OF whom l have asked. whether the &C
counts were false 4, They answered no but that
they wera such as Protestant clergyman ought
not TO have published J"
The hearts Of many respectable and brave 1.
rislimcn, must beat high at the recapituation OF
those sfraggles which have been made for the e.
emancipation OF their country; and, with such
this work will be deeply interesting. Those. ap
proving of the rising Of the people, win have ar
opportunity Of seeing their side Of politics abl,
defended, against the seconnt published by the a
gent Of the government. Sir Richard MasgraOe
in large qnarfo volume. And even those, whs
do not feel prejudiced in favor Of either party
may view this publication as an impartial recorc
OF the distressing scenes occasioaed by amaitenp
a, revolution.
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raIs1a 70 ras


tou, pc reclaima0Ic 10 the emu OF his Life
ant be exposed TO all the uncertainty o
being shipped back again--what induce
'mcnts are there 10 be Industrious, whsi
Security against attack, what compensate
on tor injury2 One may quibble, another
may pratc about the Law of nations. third
may tell us of the duty which every man
owes to the society in which he was born
--but this'is all gzark. A man is no,
bound to any society longer than that So
cle,y secures hun the possession of his
rights. guarantees him his property, aud
deleuds his life--and whilst it does this,
none OF it's members will leave il and
Ewhenit does not, all the obligation (if e.
yer there. was any,] is void and non. en-.
tity.
Al the commencement OF the nineteenth
century IN This enlightened age, claim
sueversive OF the Law of God, contrary TO
the spirit of the Christian religion, and de.
grading TO human nature is enfoyced.--
Upon the principle that those who have
once been English subjects must always
remain so--,he British are justified in
pressing American seamen, in forcing e.
migrants to return, and in capturing Ane-
rrcaa properly --it is upon this ielsa fi.s, po-
vernment act {ier Tie yhave too much no.
nor to Violate those general laws in " hicb
all nations agree and wishing to re,ors for
the loss of their colonies they ayow a right
10 their own subjects, aud under thir pre-
text, force American saiiors into ,iscir
fleets.
private case has occurred within IN =
knowletgr which proves The: troth ef nv
opinions Al the conclusion of the reyo
iuHonsry war person euligraicd to this
'country quite youDg--i,e served bis ap-
prsnticeship in Virginin, and has been MAJ
my years IN business on his own account.
About Tour years ago be was induced TO
visit Kingston in Jamaica and whist there
vas pressed by an English gang, and no.
thing biIt determination never TO be re-
leased from the sick list, procured his dis
mIsson--this was person not used TO sea
service, a man ofrespeelabillity and some
Property. lie was robbed of his aroher,p
and his fa1iers, and fotced to serve ihree
years IN an English man Of war, although
nc had resided in the u. States II wears.
Is thIa justicci Is this the law OF natl
ons 7?
have been Informed that this TONIC,
VIII form : prominent feature 10 tue bust.
ness OF the next cougs css, and CERTAINLY .
more important affair TO he commun,ty
Cannot be firmly fixed Than this right in !
man TO cxpatriate himself.
SIDNEY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04
JOHN G. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE. Jun.

The subscriber (Robert Gamble. ser, avails
himself of this opportunity to thank his numerous
friends for tha very large share of patronage he
has received in the mercantile Iine--and hereb,
lenders 10 the public his failure services as COM
mission Merchant. He fStseys himself. his long
experience with other circumstances unnecessa
r. here to mension) entities him to the conGdence
ofthose who may save business Of thar nature 10
transaa iuthis ciry--assuring such OF his bssi
exer,iouEio merit approbat,on.
Those who yetrefna,n indcbtedfotkels te arms
of,S'arbie y Gyartan. of Staurton, OF Gamlic
= Temple. Robert Gamble " ca. and s3te,r Cru.
Die, Of the City Of Richmond. areonce more ear.
nestiy requested to make Immediate ssyrnens OF
their resps6ive balances, Such as continue re.
gardIess ofthis last notice cannot cxpea iouge,
indulgence.
Re GAMBLE.
Ric5mond. HAYS, 1905. cpSw wifi
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no BE SOLD,
no BE SOLD,
esl Ateyal credit and in lets TO sait purchasers,
from frvo baadrea and I'M 10 tbree baodeed1
acres Of
I, A N ID.

In the county of Henrico. about four miles from
Richmon5--a distance which renders it but little
liable pillage. yer sufficiently neario one of the
best and most improving markets in the United
States.
The advantages ofsmal farms nearlarge towns,
are so obvious and generally admitted, as not TO
require parricu,as umerasion. Persons residing
in the city with large families, and who cbIig.
ed to keep horses, would be able in one year 70
save more than the original purchase. For fur
fhcr particulars enquire Of Mr.. Thomas NcrvelI
Richmond. May 4th, 1905. (oaftD
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e>>.e>3=-E
Inc subscribers take this method Of inforrine
.ne.r friends and the public. that they intend car.
V'7gon the mercantile business, under the 6rm Of
:. Jolra 81 Roberz Gamble, 7un.s
Ihey are now receiving BY she ship Rolla, choice
selection of LONDON Go0Ds. and daily ex.
pea from Liverpool, general assortment Of
HdRD,pARE, &c. suitable for the season
winch viii be soid by the piece. package. or do,
gen. on She post moderate terms. for cash, fner
chantabfc country produce. or the usual credit E,
substantial and faaeigat cusfomevs.
They have on hSnd, Madeiya add Sherry
Wine, Cogaiac Rrsndy, Yves, India Rum, Whis
Key, sugar, peppev, Alum, Copperas aud Rsirr,
's.one, I'm plies shhas a casks,) Cotton and
Wool Cards, Rn.ent Shot, Steel, BafIron. Hol.
low Iron Wsse, German Seythes. C,y,.;rg knives
and Whet-Stdncss t,s laburgs, Tick ~ VS. and
Brown Hessians, Snun, cu Eerinzs tc.
hey also possess large and ronvt enc III IS
warehouses covered with Sidre. FOR sseeiying ard
storing Flour, Tobacco, &c. TbnsS gefstlemen
xsso favor them with consignmenss, VIII find
their charges reasonable, and may rely on tleir
best eSertlons to afford satisfaction.
~ The higl;est rates given for Bscs-lvax,
good Bear, Deer and 0.fer Skins, add sotiaer
shipping Furrr a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04
a ROBBERY !!

1.-THE ,ubscriber's store was broken into last
Il night and snndry ARISES taken ont--his
writing desk taken TO some distance and broke
--seme money aud q considerable number OF va
1uatse papers. amsDg which were Bonds and
Notes 10 a considerable amounts he cannot At this
time recoilrA in The desk was parcel Of four
Banks Notes, Eve dollars each, deposited ~ a
paper. and one silver doliar--Also, the numbers
af which were taken, aud are as uadef--ail the
f,oiicies Of Insurance in the Virginia FIRE ONCE
,ippertaining 20 the subscribers properly in this
1piace are also carriedoif-Thep public are earnestly
ifequcsted 20 pay attention 10 the numbers OF the
isotes--as well as any papers that the subscribers
7sanc may be attached TO, in order that disco
rIery may be made Of ths perpetrators OF the
stillsiny. DANIEL GORDON.
Manchester, 3otl august, 1905.
hiesapa,fa nofe ID No 20. , Dollars.
JOHN JANNEY.
Baltimore do. Ne. 3l3o, do.
L. BARRY.
sahimsr, do. z No. 4425, do.
Sfas5aasS do. B No. 1892. 5 Do.
IT. RULGES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04
Jusr recsived and for sale ar S. Pieascnts
Printing o6ies ana Cook Store, Rcd
mond,
AN ACCURATE HISTORY
OF THE
CIVIL WlR Nv IRELAND,
In THE YEAR 1898, &C.

In THE YEAR. I798, &c.
CONT MINING
An impartial account of the proceedings OF the
IRIsnRsyoLuTroNI sTs. from the year 1882.
until the Suppression of the same with an
APPENDIX toiIiustrate some fafts and PRE-
FACE. containing replyto the observations of
Sir Richard Musgrave. who wrore the govern
menr sccount) on this work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04

Literary Nofies.---An elegant edition oil
" Poem with Notes" entitled THE SAB-
BATH, has just been published in this city
by Nicssrs- Ronolds and Loudon. This
poem, written by young gentleman in
scotland, 's rendered highly interesting
~ corrref sentiment, and lively dsscrip-
'tions