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9eoafic Ermpic.
Z. WOOD

INFORMS the pablo Of Richmond tina. he Ia.
: contfrueted an ACOUSTIC TEMPLE, f,,lilar TO
that lately exhibited in this ev originally invented
oy IL sKUN oil Paris; and that it VIII De exhibited
on Iueiday next at his houie oppoite TO MIR Con-
lands Shookee-Itil, from nine in the n,ornrg until
n'De IN the evening far one time prev us to the e-
Livery CT isPropoied Lecture found i, which tn.
PRINCIPLES Of that machine will be fatisfaacr;iv e1-
planned The temple is in every ref me fare ,.
t,e bTpn with the exception Of the 'frro-s OF Vi
hon--and produces the Ike phxronlena, both of
breathing and iou7d-The Mirror. vo,.id .ifo have
Bee -ded could 'Eey have been procured in Ri:h-
~ Ino!e who are inclined to fee the Acouaic
en'Ple ivPar7e'y or before the Lecture p4 one haif
dollar ana 81 -'hor hsE dollar preient a, the Lee
,ufe' me ad1n;iiDn 70 the Lecture, FOR ,ho.e Who
have not Previoply ,ited the Tempe, y n b. ous
eO-i@I isEus ~ IS
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beyond The ken of man, from that icere, which
no one can approach without terror aud diiinay.
Should the peoitentiary iy6em fucceed, where
in the'whole chapter of dilco~eres aud in
provcrents, 'ballw find one, hyperion 20 i, in
value The Legislature ought not to be 70 ex-
tremely whimhcal, as to be continually tcyia-
ting from, ITS adopted fchemeS, or from the
principles efjuftice. And yet what inconiift-
cncy would he more obvious, than for the L.
elnature of Virginia to declare that The crimes
of arion and of rape may be purified by con-
hnement, that murder of the fccond degree is
TO be atoned for, and expiated but that the
counterfciting of a Bank Note is to be fuhieG1-
ed to the Ian and mott dreadful punfhmcnt?
(De6afe to be continued.
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DIVORCES.


Two petitions only have heen prefcnted 20 the
preCent Legislature, fer divorces. One has
been already granted to Mr.. Campbell of this
city bat DR.. Metfaur's of Prince Edward
County, was not equally fortunate. His pcti-
tion aHd the favorable report ofthe committee %
juftice, were rejected on Wednesday, nfpite cfthe
very cogent arguments, which they contained.
The difcufIion which arofc on this fubiccf
turned rather upon the peculiar circumstances
of the cafe itfefthln upon the general priuci-
pie ofdivorces. Mr.. T. Randolph of Amelia.
delivered ione vcry elegant remarks on the
ian6ti'y ofthe Marriage I've, and the injury
which it might receive from the Leaf incautious
touch otthc Legislative body. Mr.. Tszwe!l Of
Norfolk, whOfrviews arcgeneraliy ,umiGons < al
w7ysIntcrcfing, attempted TO hew the import
1nceot eftablihing at once fome fixed principles,
for deciding al fubcquent cafes. In other coun-
tries he Obicryed there were particular tribu-
nails to preiIdc in all cafes of divorce, and thefe
tribunals had always purified certain inva-
rabe principles in giving their deci.ion.
In Virginia where tie Legislative Body had re-
iervedthisPo"cv toi.tc!f 8. occs Ecnslly refo!ged
ltieif into a kind OF eccleilaf,caI court, few
Precedents had been formed and few principles
had been permanently ehabGibed. Whit
therefore he regretted this defect in their pro
cecdings, lie fnou!d not heitatc 70 fupplY il by
referring to the EUROPEAN tribunals, where ex-
Perence had already demonRrated the utility OF
particular dccihons. Turning then to the pre-
c55iseTits III the court OF Doctor Commons IN
EngIand,he diicovered that the plea of adultery
had always heen admitted fulGcent to annul the
Obligations OF the marriage contract. With
out defending therefore to aeirev,uRantiaI view
OF this particular cafe, he houId not heiitate at
once 10 decide upon this abfrad principle,
that Or. M. ought 70 be emancipated from his
matrimonial letters.
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VIRGINIA MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
AGAINST FIRE ON BUILDINGS.

The members OF the focictv have agreed up
on a contribution, which has been prefented TO
the Legislature Tor their ratification The lead
ing principle is, the determination which t
makes between the infurance of houfes in the
towns and in the country; DIFFERENTIATION not
produced by any ivcreGlc in the rate Of prerai-
SINS ontown houfes over houits in the country :;
but by complete feparation between the two
ipecieS Of infurancc. The bill which is now
before the legislature declares, that the breali-
u'nt aud quotes, which are paid by the country,
thall he appropriated to the uf- OF the coun-
try houies and TO none other; and that the pre-
murns and quotas which are paid Ivy the towns,
ihou!d alto De confined to the towns that the
country and the town houfcs ihouid be fepa-
rdteiy rctponlible for their hGcy, and fhould be
ieparately entitled % any irfereR, which may
accrue upon their flock; that the eNbenoeS Of
the inftitution fhoud b. paid j9intiy and in br3-
PARTON 70 The property injured; Fiat the ciaRe5
OF building, and the r0fio Of fil<S both in towns
and in the country ihCuld be adiufed by the
Board of Directors; that the affairs Of the To-
ciety ihould be administered by a PRECEDENT aud
three Directors; the PRECEDENT 70 receive 500
dollars per snnum and each of the Directors
$50; & that an agent fhOuld disappointed with 4
faary Of 1000 dollars. The other part: 6f the bill
provide for the dfpotition of the flock, which il
already on hand, and for the payment os the
debts, which are already due and which may be
contracted before tho commencement of this
new contribution. The Editor has nothing to
add on this fubiea 10 the THREE VIEWS,
which he exhibited few months ago, of the
contribution, advantages and defects OF the H.
furancc Company.
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NEW LIVE OF STAGES

= ROM Hampton to Richmond, nogy in rot.o.
1 will leave Thomas Clefms Tavern in IJsrnr.o'
every Tuofiay, ihuriday end Saturday at o'.joct
~ re morning ard arrive az Richmond every Nor
day, Wednesday and Friday AZ g O'Clock r. lie e,a
ing. VIII leave the Eagle-Tsvsru in Richmond /.
very Tueidsy Ihuiiday and Saturday a. 4 o'rlort, Z,
the morning, and arrive at Hampton every Nfoud,,
Wednesday and Friday AZ O'Clock m the c.e,,,,,.
Paiiengers may er;er at Mr.. SDock's bar =, ~.
Eagie-l avern in Ricln'oni---tle terms are the c-
as Mr.. Moodys Stage
MATT GLENN
Iaru.rY ls-ltf
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For SALE.

VIII be evpoied to Public Sale on the soth Of lam
3ary nest, or the next iair day, at ny plantation
IN Richmond county
4 Ii the STOCK, Plantation utepfls. I5o,t.-
L : hold and Kitchen FurDiture--Aro. G,vsr,l
LIKELY NEGROES. Terms Of lale viii Be md.
known on the day OF tale.
III Hcl a0rc time 7oW 6e qftyed .for /;sl..
500 acre, Of VALUABLE LAND, Gtus+. ~, u.
RappAhinnoek, s. shonndiog in fine Fiji, Ovaer. r..
This land Of equal quality with lands in he rei,b
bourhood.
WILLIAMT. CoLsroM.
IanuarY l9.-ftdt
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DIED-On the 9th December, at his feat!
Fleettbav, Northumberland County, JAMES
HENRY Efq. at. f3. This Respectable gem
tleman was member oftfe old CongreGs, and
WAS within few years par Judge ON the &C.
neral Cogrt Bench ofthis nate.
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ps-Othcr topics are unayoidabIy paAponed

The editor once more coneeves it t, be = du,v
which he owes 10 himle.f and the members of the
Legislature to oblerve thlt he is fully convinced Of the
inaccuracy with which ther ipeeches are fonctines
reported. This paper however is open to their cor
rettions, and ne would take plealure in publhino
any Errata which they may think proper to commu-
nicate, There are lew occalons when ne can pre-
une 10 record their language, or follow the ~ through
the details ct their realoning. To catch the general
feore of their argument and preierye its accurate
arrangement, are the PrinoPa! objets to which he
dlres TO afpirr.
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w. INDIES.

w. INDIES. NEw-YoRk, Jan. 7.
BY the arrival yeeerday from Cape Francois,
we learn that the Haytiau army weN preparing
for hofilities, and headed by the Emperor Def
falines, intended an attack againf the City of
ST. Domingo. where they were about TO march
the latter cud of the prefent month. The mar
Eet at the Cape was glutted with American pro-
duce, and fcarcey any coffee 10 be oL.,ined.
We learn that aria direction. have been gveu
by the French commanders in the Wet-Indies the
national velels well privateers, not to moleh,
Interrupt, take Americas vefiels, unels examina
ton of their papers it nall he found they def
tined to any port in St. Domingo which might be poi
feGed by the blacks aurora.
Exyaea of litter from Havni, dsfed D.eeap5c, 1870,
1904.
have written YOU twice iincs my arrival in he
Hand and forty inform Won have as vet done
nothng the whole ifand is crowded with American
veIels. had Gold my cargo 25 per cent on the
invoice cot, but unfortunately for me two velIes
irving, the gentlemen found means 70 get of. Mar
kets 10 extremely dull there iae To be made,
and don't know where 70 go; there IL fail in
Fortau Prince, and all the FINAL ports in the Bite
full cannot for my part fee how any Of us
pet clear Of our cargo, veals pouring in daily,
and only or perfons in each place l;csnCei 20
purchafe and they have got frightened, thinking eve
~ veiei on the continent is coming this way coffee
IN the other hand IS 70 fcarce that confident there
is not frfcient load what are now here-.I Hlall
be obliged put my cargo in he hands Of fo,e per
fon here, and paw coru,uiili,n, as ! Zee M other
neoas Of getting clear oft.
p. s. We have afoat in this harhor at Leaf
5000 barrels % ProviGons, and great cuant;ty Of
all kinds of dry goods coffee % ious, and the
rite.
EvasF Of ls:t:, er 9anif5a Tar'oy, S,d Goaaive,,
1879 D,e,ngbs,, 1905
arrived It Teremie, but found no flies could
be made 70 profit then proceeded for Gonaves,
and found thi. market alro glutted hearing many
sra' vehsis at all the ports am los what
is BET to be done coffee is very fcarce and ri6ng.
Phil I.7er
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The RE,
on, 2, s, 8. 2.
Caroline,
Mrs. Green


RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.
NJ Office is hereby given that the drawing the
\ iaid lottery will commence on this day, ard be
continued or Tuefdays and Saturdays, bv drawing
from fifty to Eve hundred numbers, until the whole
is completed.
Al tickets not fold and delivered before this day
WI be conidered as held account of the Truifees
OF tie academy and the agents for telling then, are
esr7eisy Tequeited remit either the money or The
nckeEs committed 70 their dpoial TO the comr,in
ober' from whom they were received. Thofe who
nave pgrchaed ticke's on credit, viii be plea,ed %
reckon from this day
If -he days of drawing, and the nun Der to b.
drown Aall DC eRcE-4ted, public notice viii be gven
Of the fame.
The prizes to be paid in dxty days after the draw
ing is completed. 1t IS hoped that the tickets -enan
ing N The hand; Of the connliioners, will be r,.iily
bought by thof- who wen wiihers to ,herropoE
ed academy, or who with to fee III the rs iqhbout
hood OF 'aiseity the beginning Of grea, N2,ona -
IiVerhty The committee appointed f.. dat pur, (.
here already puychaled II -~--,,f.4 : f.,
lie .note than uii- frpa
ton & nc ueee1ary B
fpfirrr rr:r
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ENQUIRER.
MCnMOND, yANUAar Is, 1905.

4 fpirit Of oppoftion hasgonc forth agaiHf
the peniten'iary fyfem of Virginia. The fol-
lowing Debate which tocls place the Honfc of
Delegates on "Wednesday, proves The cxiaence
ofiuch objections and Is proves n tl'e fame
time that ingenuity an! zeal are not wanting 20
conduit the oppoGtion. The cri,icifms on this
plan will not probably he repeated during the
prefent feflion: YET they will not probably
terminate here. When fuch oppoiition com
nences, il i: Unreasonable to expect, that it
ihould immediately expire. Some future Le-
giilature will no doubt be invited to purfue the
fame fnhief; and once more will an invefiga-
ton he fought into the ritsofourcrminalcode.
il is tructherefore that the people hould know
the objections, which are aIledged againf il !;
that they fhould begin 70 dfcufs fuhie6 70
important IN lis cooieoueucrs it is true that
all the in,rerfeGious Of the prefent fyfem
ihould be wei! uodertooi, and if ,heir. imper-
fedions are not irremediabie, It is time that
new and more favorable notifications llouid be
propoted
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WANTED,

4 MAN without family, well qualified to teach
correctly the Engliih and LATIN iany.,.ges go
an ore who will come well recommended, Vii mo-,
with Liberal encouragement, IN private fain;iy p,
iuirs Of the editor Of the Enquirer.
IanuarY lE.-(ian CIV.
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Erratain Mr. SrmtEt ns.

Err@faia Mr.. Synfbspsec5nfbcIgq Enquirer.
For "any part Of the liberty of the human
race, read, "the liberty of any part of the hu-
man race For 6 the natural rights OF ird.yi-
dualS," read, " the natural right Of an individu-
al For voted for the iaw," read, " propo-
fed 4 law"
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The author Of the prerent number Of the Rainbow
requeit' ms leaders fu'Pend their opinion uyon is
merits, until they peruie rs iecond part and can more
dan6tly comprehensive general dcGgn.
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l1ttDd. ni,o Gljearrr.

For the benefit OF Mrs. HOPKINS.
THIS FYENINc, January Is, 1905, viii be pre-
iented celebrated COMEDY, never performed
Partnership Dissolved,
OR, THE SECRET.
End of de Play, Song, TIE WOUNDED F4US-
SAR,"-by Mrs Hork1Ns
After which, Pantomrnical Ballet, entitled
he American T.;r,
OR, NAVAL GARLAND.
In the courfe of the Ballet, (fsr the frlt tirneJ
4 fORNPiPf., 6y Mrs. HopK1Ss.
An ALLEMANDE-Mrs Hopkins, Mr.. Poe ans
Nj. Briers
To conclude with DANCE-by CharstSer,.
To which will be added, che 81 time tier. 6y.
years. the MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT Of
The ire.
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FOR SALE.

at Ls'.la CoArt-HovJs, on tbe 12f5 day of E.-
6rNary neet q:
T 7HIRTY-SEVEN VALUABLE STAvHe
4 belonging to the eGate of Chr:Gon6rp
Smith, decd confiting of Mrn, women ,nd
Chiidren.--It IS believed they are AZ rte,v =
parcel of Ha'es as was ever offered fai f,i,iI
the late. Bonds with approved Gcuri.y. bar.
ing intereft trom the date, payable the ION of
February next, will be expected from the mr..
chaiers: the interc& will be reinittsd if the
principal is pUnctually paid.
CHARLES SMITH, Aa'g Exe'r Of
CHRISToPAtR SMITH, dec'd,
Louiia, 18th Jan. 1905. I0P
Z Celfmeresi '"S
LTdia AlAis" and F,eneb Saks
Do ALoH I1nK A4l6ipl
Do. az. DO. H5dkJ5.
Fanny -Ryli7, P'eiL aud Sbo7oI,;
Cso7sS. -1iy3'ni; Ca1,jyiI Liagifies T. C,lg.,..
Lassl CPS aad TeRs
Ia. hbdlh and 5bee.A;
Io. C!ovef and A1iffi
TTqjo Lesibsy and kid Cysyn.
Fer sale by
January ls. If 11''
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January &c. If
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TO BE RENTED

He subscriber being solicitous
4 TO discharge, as soon as postibIe. the re-.
r,aiutexof the debts due from the essate Of WI
ham Hopkins. dec. viii proceed. ON "Wednesday
the S5th day of September next, to REM. for eve
years. TO the highea bidder. on the premises,
Thar gerry Valuabie Taoe,7,,
Known BY the name cf Is Mrs Hopkns's Ia
yern;" together with the dwelling house. CON
venienr small srore house, stables and other out
nouses.-and also, the traa Of LAND on which
the said hoasss are situated, containing upw ards
OF 500 acres, THE ssid land being welt calculated
Tor the culture and production of AL kinds of
gram, and being also about 20 miles from the
town Of Manchester, on the main Buckingham
road, leading from Richmond 70 the western co,n.
~. me person or persons who nay be desiroue
OF renting the. premises will come y,rc,,ared e,
give bond and security for the ij,asrent of the
SAID rent quarterly, as il may become due, am
possession viii De gilsn on ihe FIRST day of DE /,
Gerber next. Should any person feel a dispo
s;,ien 10 CONTRACT for The rent o. the above pro
perff al any time previous 70 it's being eased Dub.
nesy. ne or they viii be Kind enough to make il
knownto the srbscsiber. as soon as possible. as
'nefe VIII be tins 70 soy crop of wbesr
Samuel Marshall, Admir-.
Fowhatan, Arsasr 1sEh. 1895. w4t
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NOTICE.l

a Lib persons having claims a.
4. 4 against the estate of Richasd REYNOLDS dec
=. .ne county of Henrico. ara requested to bring
n.m forward on or before the first day of Febru-
Sry nexr properly attested Also,
=, al shose having cloims against The estate of
Inn nadford dec Of said county arc requested
S''ns 'hen forward Immediately; and those in.
eo are reqaestedt TO make immediate payment.
Peter Sharp, acting Ex'or of !
John Radford. who was Ex'or Of
August 18th, 1905, wzw
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

II UNAWAY from the subscriber living in this
IN county, some time in the montsof April last
likely negro man, {MOSEs } The properly Of
Mrs. Rebscca D@ncey, of said counry--fiet, q.
bous Is years o'd.of common size. aud toIerable
back orc Of hia upper foreteelh.is out, he IS a
spry, active man ahdwsll shaped. Whoever Wal
oe'Ncs The SAID negro 70 me, or secure him in any
jail 50 that ger him again. shall n ceive the q.
boye reward.
Edward Walker.
Charles City county, Au.1
gust 18Th, 1893 WOE
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LAND FOR SALE.
DURSUANT to 4 deed oe ~,

= from David COPELAND, Esq. of the county Of
Euckingham, for the beneit of lanes. T'hor,ss 4
francis Deane, who assigned their night 70 wa
liam Wilkinson and John Toney, WILDE ON.
on the premises, on Monday the 10Th of sep,er,,.
Der, by public auction, to the highest bidder.
Tor ready money, that part OF the l. AND The
s7id David lives on. called SPRING FkEL. n
lying in the county of Buckingham. which mart
is 10 be bounded by the lands Of lanes Wilson
and Susanna Wilson. 50 as to make out a square
Containing two hundred acres, or so much thereof
as viii discharge the balance Of The debt for which
tne deed or trust was executed. The land Is of
prime quality, and the purchaser. on payment.
VIII receive from the their fight thew hold
in trust. -
Saml. Anderson,1 Trus.
Willis Wilson, s tees.
August 18Th. 1905 VA.
NOTICE is hereby given, that
4 apesition Wilde presented to tue next Ge-
neral Assembly. for the privilege of erecting
loi Bridge across Pamunky river, near the place
where abridse now stands, commonly known by
the name of Litnepase's:
Richd. Taylor.
August lst, 1906. wsm
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Powhatan. August IS, 1906.
WHEAT FAN & WOVEN WIRE
M.dNUFHCTORY,

6T.dNUFHCTORY,
No. z, BriGge.ureet, fouy dooys noyt5 Of GyiGf5s
Bridge, Baltimore:
TTTHERE are made and sold, WHEAT
w FANS. quaIitys ROLLING and other
ScREeNS, for wheat, barley. Aaxseed. &c. /;
HIND RIDDLES and SIEVES. for coal,
corn, barley wheat. rye, oats, meal, briek.dust,
hax seed, clover seed cookie, lime, sand, &c. /;
SH1KfS for Indian meal WIRE SAFES .
WOVEN WIRE for windows, &c &c
AMOS SMITH,
(Foymeyiy WKsT " SNrTH.)
N. 3 A good assortment on hand
Any Of the above articles will be delivered in
Riehmcnd, ION SHORT notice. at the same prices
as a. tie mandatory Exclusive Of freight on
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS e SON,
Near the Bason. Of whom the prices may be
known--who have now on hard, Wheat Fans,
W5eaf and Lime Sieves, and Meal Sieves, &c. Of
a superior qnality
Ps WfRE SAFES, and a jsw tons B4R
ZION on band.
iish No. Isl. 1904 WITT
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The SUBSCRIBER wrsaEs TO
YELL OR EXCHANGE
IN Il, CIR q M AZ -

a 5oOl fovt2 fve r-ars Of ace Sobo Is an excel
: tenry Saydsne, and hosflerj 10 .ires,o .sc,naa
fbat Can be seosne-a on, and Is e5aos 10 se ,t
sHg care q ebisiren. Fev fny1SeT pa,ticuiars en-.
qHreof me an Ire -ihd;tofs 05fces
.10HN CARTER.
. -lNSohsONns pcpr. u l1JS. - xr3
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Z, 4 ADVE RTITS-EMENT

; - - ~ A+tN IDIsifI l<4N j.
NTEEREASD anie!S< William Cuerrant, late
w merchants OF the town of New Canton,
by their deed dated the 9Th day OF February 1905,
have assigned all their proper,y real and per-
sonal, for the benefit ofsnch of their crediiors ss
shall agree 20 the terms OF said assignment and
whereas we have appointed VIM. Guerrant our
agent for the collection and settlement of the
debts, and all other affairs Of said concern, all per-
sons having claims against said Danl. & VIM
Cuerrznt will present them to him for settlement
and all those indebted TO them are requested TO
come forward audscitIe their respective balances,
by bond or otherwise, in which case the utmost
accommodation will be allowed them in the time
and mode Of payment; those who fail to come
forward and close their accounts, may expeet
will be instituted against them, as the situation Of
the concern requires speedy adjustment of its
affairs.
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THOMAS PAINE,
TO The :, ~
CITIZENS or PEJNNSYLY.1NIsl

ON THE ~
PROPOSAL FOR CALLING A CONVENTION.
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ROBERT GREIE.lSH15lV :
4 n ERCHANT in WilIiamb,,rc.

EhtHANI in Williamburr.
lvk has jun received in The ship pisn.cr. rom
London, an ailortmonr of a1ERy- HzNDTZs "a
daily erpces by the era arrivals from iyerpool
f~p ply Of WO0LL EMS OF evesy desersnt;,n =
lfcNAfoNCHR1' or H4RDiRAaE --svh;rl,
scded TO ais Rock on band, will render hjs Gore
" generally afforded, and a. eoInpe,ent 20 the de
msnfs o. purchaiers as any on the eoat;nent.
lh- ss.e ctior is made by his friend, in dif.reat
parts OF Great Britain, well ikited in n : uusl;.
tles OF goods; Purchsfed from Tie Manu- Iaciurers
themselves, not on credit but with resdy s,opev
o. courts LAID 10 on bst,er,.srnls II Of muehiup..
ror eaaiit,es TO thofe ufusiiy shipprdby Commits.
lon Merchants. 1t the scou,toroe cred;,s os G.,
months. nine month. and twelve n,oeths.
he Offers therii 70 hi-F,iends aud Countrymeh.
Tor can, approved paper or credit 10 thoie whose
punaoality can be relied on. a, prices as low a.
'hey can be afforded az, a1nihz His diftsnt ens
toners that theii orders viii al al s,mssb. thanh
July received and diligently executed.
September q, 1905. ON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07
Ions t Cooke OFFERS ron SALE,

Nine HNndred Icres Of LIND,
On Stanton river, in Charlotte county, (adjoin.
ing the lands OF John Randolph Esq.) of which
$50 are Lou GroRads Of excellent quality, rhe
high land as COED as any in the ucighborhood.- L.
Any person Wishing to purchase may know the
terms BY applying TO the proprietor, or James
Cooke. who is hereby authorised 70 contract for
me IF the above property is not disposed Of pri-
vasely prior 70 the 24t of September. it viii on
that day be sold az pubic ausion. TO the highest
bidder on the prenses--Shoold the land be sold
privately, timely notice shall be given, as no en-.
gagenient viii be made after the 15th Of Septem-
Der.