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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27
II OTicr

THIS is TO forewarn sllpersons from, tradir- Or
taking an assignrent Of note bearing da,e
May 1901, which gave Teph.nick Ha,,is, for
hogshcad of tobacco, as IL has been f.,l, ,.s;J
on IL mr. Harris has been so ungen,lc,rsaI al i.
to have traded or parted with he above ren,sd
no'e-ihis is to molly those who r-,ay hol,, The
same, 'obrins suit Immediately there M, Is rray
nave IL IN my power to prove the paymen, ,hc,e-
gainst any delay in complying W, n it
+. II. Eendricl,.
April l6rh. 1905 s.
p. S. My reasons for making the above notice
pub,ic are ,hese-Mr Harris IN the Fore ,,art-of
the yeav 1892 travelled near 20 miles & got win
in 30 miles ofmy house, as have been Stree tod
to see me, for what money / owed him, as he cx-
pressed him elf cannot account For M. FAR.
ISIS NOT coming after he had got SO near 20 see
ne. otherwise than that he struck with the
INJUSTICE of this demand-I have not that recol,
eG, seen mr.. Harris since the fail of 1901, nor
e. rd from him since he came so near me. Ell X.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
SATURDAY. APRIL 81. 1906.

Delegates chosen to serve ia the ne.rf Gene.
raj -hssembiy Of Yirginia.
Pifsyfoan'a, Daniel Coleman, Thomas H.
Wooding.
Charles City Edward Warren, James
Walker.
Norfolk Borough, LittIe,on w. Tazewell.
Cumberland, John Hatcher, Jerman Baker.
HanoOer, John Bo~e, Bathurst Jones.
Daniel Morgan. Joseph Crane.
James City, Champion Travis, William
Lightfoot.
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April so.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL.

1t was yesterday currently reported,
that an Embargo had been laid in the
ports OF England. Although we cannot
trace this report to any correct source,
the mere circumstance OF the delay of
our spring vessels, induces us to repose
considerable reliance on its truth.---There
are at present fully due at the ports OF
Philadelphia, New-York and Boston, up
wards of SO vessels from the ports OF En-
gland.
Arrived yesterday, brig Eliza, Ellis,
from Malaga, whence he sailed the Sd Of
March.-One of the French frigates that
assisted in capturing part of the con.
voy from Malta, arrived there the latter
end OF Feb. and brought in number of
the British prisoners, who were soon af.
ter sent in a cartel to Gibraltar.
Capt. Ellis informs that the French fleet
had sailed from Toulon, and it was report
ed they had passed the Slreights, and
joined by number of Spanish ships.
While at Malaga, he often heard Of the
assembling of Spanish troops in the vicin-
ity oil Gibraltar but he heard OF no attack,
or of their having commenced the siege.
Capt Ellis passed Gibraltar in The night, so
that he could not see whether there was a
fleet there or not but all was quiet as'f far
as he could observe.
The English feet, that had for some
time blockaoed Cadiz, it was reported,
had Withdrawn.
April Ia.
AMERICAN CONSULATE,
Haua,ma, March 30, sos.
[cIRcULAR]
SIR,
FOR the information OF the mer.
chants and others of your district and CT
ty, embrace this opportunity, Offering
this moment, to inform you, that the ports
Of Havana and St, Jago de Cuba, are
now open for The admission of all kinds OF
provisions and dry goods, sc. in neutral
vessels, from neutral ports, on the same
terms and conditions as during the late
war.
send you copies Of the DEGREES here
with enclosed.
am, Sir
Very respectfully
Your most obedient servant,
VINCENT GRAY.
The Collector ofthc Customs for the
Port Of Phiiadeltihia.
p. S. Duty at present 80 IL per cent.
but about to be reduced Immediately.
April 10.
Be7vare Of flick hoekess.--We under
stand that several persons have within
these few days been robbed oftheir peck
ct books, particularly at the auction stores,
amidst the crowd. During the sale yes
terday, gentleman was at an auction
store, and discovered his pocket-book bad
been taken, he Immediately informed the
auaioneer, the sale was suspended, the
doors closed, and every person searched,
but the thief had made of. The pocket
book contained upwards of TWO THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
Two pocket-books were also lost at the
FIRE on Sunday evening, one (which has
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27

We are told, from authority which can
not justify Us in doubling it's authenticity,
that very lengthy and serious CORES
pondence is now going on, between Mr..
Merry, The British minister, and Nc. Ma
olson, Secretary OF STATE, on the subject
OF impressing American seamen, by Rr-
fish ships of war. SIR. Merry insisting
on the right of British vessels 20 seize ma
tive born subjects Of Great Britain, when
met with on the seas, and not admitting
the principle of naturalization as a securi.
ty of the rights of citizenship of these
states, and defending the arbitrary notion,
of " once an Enghslmsn, Gizyays ar En-
gHshn,an." While Mr.. Madison CON.
tends for the protection OF the American
flag the rights of citizenship, and The laws
of theU. States relative To naturalization.
II is also said, that the correspondence is
continued with great energy, and some
considerable warmth. ID
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27

The /oiio,ving gentlemen haze been reelected
10 Congress from This STATE.
Thomas Newton, jr. John Dawson
John Randolph, jr. Alexander Wilson
Ihos. M. Randolph Matthew Clay
John Smith Edwin Gray
Joseph Lewis Peterson Goodwin
John Clopton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27

A New Haven paper states, that by ac-
counts from various parts of the state Of
Connecticut, they are enabled To say, that
governor Trumbull is re-elected with his
usual majority. The 1t. Governor, Trea-
surer and Secretary are also re chosen /;
and the House of Representatives will be
federal as formerly.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27
ht,ortant 10 Merchants.

a gentleman of the first responsibility
in this city, this morning received The Ga
zeffe Of H4vanna, printed the 3lst March,
containing the important news, that, that
port is OPENED for all dry goods of law.
ful commerce. This may be relied on.
Bar. EvenRng Post.)
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n o T | c f..
Pafcnt Wmdo1u SPRINGS.

THE subscriber has lately purchased John
4 Hookcr's new and useful invention in VIM
dow sash springs, for rhe counties of Henrico e
Chesterfield. This plan for raising and support
ing windows far surpasses any heretofore offered
to the public, and is more than one eighth
part the exPense OF weights and lines. Gentle.
r.en wishing TO make use of so great 4, CONVENE
ence may be satisfied of its utility by calling
or on Benjamin Taylor, carpenter. where they
may see a model, showing the principle. where
all persons within the coun...rs aforesaid may be
supplied with any quantity OF springs. or havs
them set 10 their windows the shortest noiics-
SEWAL OSGOOD.
Richmond April 9, 1905 wa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27
ALEXANDRIA,. Anril 90

Arrived. on Saturday, the schooner Pa
ragon, captain Haynes, % DAYS from Me-
WIS., Captain Haynes has furnished US
with The following important information /:
That news was received at St. Kits the
day before he sailed that the French Zee.
had went to Barbsdoes and there taken
and burnt the greater part of the Cork
heet--that they had effected landing,
and IT was supposed would levy contribu-
lions on the inhabitants as they had done
IN the other islands that they then in,cn-
ded going to Trinidad. An embargo was
laid on all the shipping at III. Kits Imme
diately on the receipt Of the above news.
and It was expected one would take place
a, Nevis the day alter captain Haynes sail
ed.
The brig John froIu Jamaica likewise
arrived on Saturday IN 30 days passage.
No accounts Of the above events had been
received at Jamaica when the John left
there.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27

g UFFICIENI attention not having
~ been paid TO late requesr made by the Com
missioners, appointed TO conduct the Lottery. for
the benefit of William & Mary College; That
" all persons holding tickets for sale, should
+" tickets remaining unsold. TO Robcrr Greenhow,
" esq. of Williamsburg" 7bey are again ear.
nesfg urged, Spifbcuf DELAY 15e rckets
DISPOSED by them. 75e bonds taken for fbosr sold
on credit; and fbe Cash received t. him the afore-
said Robert Greenhow of Williamsburg. b. w.
Leigh esq Petersburg. George Tucker or Sam-
tel Peasants, esqrs Richmond, or VIM New
sum, esq. Norfolk-as the drawing of the Loue.
ry will commence in Norfolk. during tie srss
week in May--and as it is deemed necessary thar
the future safes Of qTckets be confined to roe
G6o0e mentioned; Notice is hereby given. t5af M
safes zriH be made4sfier re frsr of Sfay, By ary
Persons S'6a'erer: e*efpt BY roe lseqslemen 6ssre
mentioned, BY one Of roe Connlissioneys.
April ODD. 1905. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27

The board of Health of Philadelphia,
have issued proclamation ordering all
vessels from Point-Petre. Guadalupe TO
be brought to anchor at the Lazaret,o, to
undergo examination, and receive such
publications as their respective cases may
require.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27

BRITISH MiNIsrRY-The strength Of
the British ministerial party and Of the
opposition, was tried in both houses of par
lament on the lth of February, when an
address in favor of the ministry was moved
IN relation to the rupture with Spain, and
alter production of the important PAGER.
detailing the negotiation between the two
countries. The address was carried in
'he house OF peers by Ia against 3s-
MINISTERIAL minority 7s. A similar adj.
dress being on the same day moved in the
mouse 81 commons, by Mr.. Pitt, an ami
mated discussion took place, which lasted
WI Two o'clock on Tuesday morning
The debate was then adjourned TIL after
noon, when Il was resumed and continued
VII quarter past six O'Clock on Wednes-
gay morning, when the house divided
Tor the address 3l3. against it io6--nfiHts-
fsriot majority 2o7--.M Y. Morn. Chron.
a gentleman, late from Canton, gives
US he following account from that coun-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27

The Mayor of New-York has issued
proclamation ordering all vessels from
Guadaloupe arriving at that port 10 SUBJ
NIT 20 the quarantine regulations.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27

Total guns on the Harbor Bat
teries lis
Besides these, there are guns mounted
on the walls TO w. and S. w. OF the city,
and Sand Battery Of guns.
Count Rumford has recently married
the widow Of M. Vareesp, in Paris by
which nuptaI experiment he Obtained a
fortune of $4,000 per anpum.--This is
evidently the most effective Of all the
RuDlfOrdizing projeQs for keeping house
warm!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27

On the 10th March the army Of the
sable general Dessalincs, had completely
surrounded the city of ST. Domingo, and
vessels either sailing from or entering
mat port were exposed TO the musquetry
oil the troops which lined the shore.
NJ Y. Pdhcr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27

a gentleman, late from Canton, gives
US he following account from that coun-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27

The following sta,ement Of the fortiG-
cations of Tripoli, is extracted from the
remarks of captains Stewart and Smith.
OF the American squadron, who were en-
pioyed to reeonnoitre the harbor and bat
teries of that city:
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JOHNSON q REAT,

hSHLLHRs, SILyHR-SxiTRs t5' GIzpaRs,
A few doors above the Bell Tavern, Richmond:
- EfURN the public in general their thanks for
- the liberal encouragement they have received
aud with confidence Of giving general iatisiatfion
they hope Tor continuaiite of it,
They have now OIL hand, a handfome alor,mep,
ct work, coniif:ing of the following articles. viz
Fable. Deiert and Tea Spoons; Soup, Toddy, Sauce
and Mntiard Ladies; Salt Shovei. Sugar Tonys /:
Tooth and Ear Picks; Pencil Cafes; pncuiiion
CHAINS and Reams; Seil2r Chains Silver Thin
o.es; Iortoiie Shell and PeaFl-handied Per,knives
Miniatures drawn and fer upon the ihor,e.l notice
Mourning and Fancy Lockers Rings ditto; BRACE
lets ditto; BreaR Pins of various Sizes and ihares
m"afn'ng and lacy; Cold Silver, Pearl and Conf
Sleeve Buttons Gnid and Gair Watch Chains; roll
Seals and Keys of different Izes and ha9es; an ele
giant ahortnlent Of fashionable Iortoile Shell Combs
ornamerted, Of various Gzes and fhapes. iua from,
fhi!adeiPhia; arRngs Of the mofl fashionable form,
and l'zes; Gold and Gold Mounted lett Necklaces
Ladies and Gentemen's Morocco Pocket Books
Genricnrcns Pate Knee C:ckles-Si many OTHER ar
ticss too tedious to enumc-ate-s Of which thew of
Ter on the mott rsafonabic terms.
Feriohs WHITING to purcha,e by the quantity. will,
he allowed a rea40Dable credit by giving approved
iceurity IL the city Orders will I've ifrtiv amended
to, and iiihaFged with ai:patcii, BY the iub(crbcr
JOHNSON e REAT.
~ d. The k:gheR price gye,, for Old Gold and
't'I'. Nov. 10. eptf
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yAl.rABLE PROPERTY For 50.

a SREEABI.E to authority veR-d in me by the
4 will OF the late Samuel Swan, Il,sIl ON the 2osh
Gay ot this n,snth, proceed fell at public auction
1t the Eagle Tavern, in the City OF Richmond, on
cfsd't OF one, two three, four and five years the
FOUR IAN payments to carry lnterea from the dato,
the following Property, viz. the Tenement occupi-
ed by Meiirs. George and James Taylor as their
Cabinet Shop. The Tenement with the Lumber
Houie now occupied by M.fIs. Picket, Pollard
and onion on the crofs Street leading to the Ban
sho the well known Plantation called Buck fIil,
near Manehefler in the county of CheHer6eld, cou-
tainng 800 Acres more leis. Satisfactory fccu-
rity will be required by the
EXECUTOR.
Any Perion wanting further Information will OBJ
ram 1t by applying to George Taylor in the City Of
Richmond
December 10 1905 ndc
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TGROPO5ALS far. rating 7soo T65ajund
Il ija40'J, BY G3ljfribtioa, zVifbin TIE cam
~ W King md Qnesa, EDre, AIiddiefis, Kin
WHha'", Wt4aoreia"d, Ritbmoad, LaueaRe,,
a"a NoTfbnm7erla'd, jar fbe pmpoJe efpweba-
l'Hg fbe Maj Dog Stone, bslonging 10 fqne,
Mieos, md sigg ii in n ftuatiOa esnfr4I 10 tbe,e
counties.
900 Shares at 10 Dolls. is 5000.
SoJaoa as the zeboie anm5er If /bares I5aN be
J41lfibed far, tbe btejeaf 9ropy4efor IF the Raae
y4baH alsrrljEiH fb- Enquirer, Printed in Rieb-
f7o1f57 Tbomaj Kite5ie, esq. rsqasygiHg a meet
ing At k5e S5acs59iGsyJ, on q eeriain day, ar tbe
AoE6' Of ImgyRaN Banks, esq. in Tabbabanaosk,
e0bo mn, qpiasa nit, par up tbsir rsj5r17i7e J46-
JfTi5!i2n5; Thirteen Of zVbom (or any greater
"AH6fS PrtJenfl |5aH ea'JRifnte a 6oarQ, and pro-
t:I 10 maze rules and regulations rel,tiVe 10 fbe
yaM Stone. Der. q.
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WILL BE SOLD.

nj PtAbGr tuition, at tbe EGgh Tavern, in tbe
city 81 " ebmOnd, on Monday The 9TH DIV Of
.faaaary /: y
'WO LOIS in the fad city on shoekoe H;ll.
one OF winch IS at preient occupied by Doctor
M'Curg, ard joining one Of Major poysls: ON th;s
lot is two Rory brick dwelling houe, Sc fee, fouare
with convenient out-houles The other 10, alto ;o;s
one of MAJOR Duvals, and is occupied by Mr. M
batesi this lot has Dutch roof framed dtyelline,
houie on it SO feet by ~.
This properly is likewife fubjett 70 the widows
dover.
The terms Of payment will he made known ~ ,hs
day OF li,e. Wm.LANGBoRNV r..
Nov. l9. ,,,,s
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TEN DOLLHRS REyrsRD.

TT 1||E|f@|EIN1
- UNAWAY from the lubicrber on the twenti-
=, " eth init. negro man who calls hmfelf TOM
BUSH, he has been iags driver from Frederick,-
burg to Dum!res for ievesal years he had OIL when,
he went away great co;t Of bearkin cloth bur very
much worn, pair Of trovsiers of the fame KIND
London brown cloth coat he is about FIVE feet 10
or inches high and abou thirty years old he has
very bold look arId combs his hair back IN very
large roll. ANY perfon who will aPprehend the faid
ielioT hail have the above reward ard all expcnces
borne he IS fur I'D Jail and iecured so that ger him
again. am very aPprcheniive tina. he will attempt
make his ecapc by water on hoard of fome veIrl,
all prrions and matters Of yeflrs are cautioned agan
harbouring, taking conceang of fad fellow under
the ievereIi penalty the lazy will inaia upon them.
TRiPLETr I. ESTES.
Cf=.iot;fviile, November 90.
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Gen TLEM EN-,
DECEMBER ..

Mr.. 7bomaS offered the following refoluti.
OF: -"
Reloivrd, That committee be appointed 70
enquire whether any and what amendmente are
neceiiary To be made in the atls elab,ilbiny .
poit-otfice aud pof-readS, and to report by bill
or otherwife. '''
Agreed to, and referred to the committee ON
poit-offices and poR-roads.
On motion Of Mr.. =. Ca,,
RE'oiqed, That the committee ON non .oficeo
ard poft-roads be in0ru&ted TO enc,,,irc y,br,ber
any and what ahufe exits of the privilege of
Thanking letters, and to report fuch proyifon az
IN their option will tend 70 remedy The fame.
Committee afPoiofed BY IRE Hogle ofPrbreCy,a.
Co7tDIitief IF Hart and kre0s-Nef;,, 7
Randolph, Nicbolfon, ]. Clay, Quincy. N.rri.
wcther, Dickion and Mofely.
Committee Of C0n1Jr,rs and Narnf,ea-c,--
Mefrs Cr1wrinfirieId, MscCreery, i.eib. Ear.
y, Dana, Newton and Muaford,
Committee Of CDinS --Nlefirs. (. c. Smith.
Holmes, Bcdinger, Stanford, Stanton. NJ
Moore aud Thomas Moore.
CoqmitfsF ef Eiet7j2a5-- Mehrs. PiudIey ri
mer, Rppes, Chittendep, Schuneman, Bidlwcil
AVID Ellis.
COMMITTEE 2f Revijti 0aI llqf7ij5,d gur,lc,--.
Slehrs. Tenpy, Alton and Cfiihnrne.
Co'p'"itfee 70 fvreSre. gza4szs Rnitg and o,
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NOTICE.

~ Y virtue Of deed Of truft executed to me by
~ John Kefo, 10 iee,irs the payment Of debt due
by him to John and William Bell G,all, on Friday
;ie 2jii ri D=e-r,oef, at Inc hope uf the iad ionn
k-o, in the upper end Of the county Of Cumberland
proceed TO !ell 20 much Of that valuable Farm, con-
tanning $50 acres Of Land, on which he now lives,
Pn5jeS to two prior deeds Of trun) Will pay the
Ian due to the fad Join and William Eel, Of about
fix .idred aud ffty pounds. with fome iptsrea tbere
on, for the benefit OF Iohn Epoes.
CREED TAYLOR, Tranee.
Nov -. eptds
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5alcs.. at aur.an.

On Saturday the 2lR inn. will be fold NJ Auction
On the premies, if not previoufy 5pofed of 4, pri-
vate iale,
t1h LOT on Shoekoe Hill lately occupied By Je-
a reniah Rawlings, Immediately oppoiite 20 Mir,.
Pages OH which there is brick koule with neceiIa-
ny out-houles.
L erms-oue third can, and the remainder in G q
az mcnfhS; to .iecurethe paymen, of which, deed
OF truH upon the properly VIII be required.
TAYLOR & BROWN.
December 10. ep4. -
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isas4 and delivered in the preisnee of
TIaI
MANCHESTER 7rRNpIKE CoAyl;N3

HELiNQUENT Shareholders, on the 9Th Re-
- 9r;ution, are hereby Norhed, that laeh flares,
O" %hteh the iaid reeu,iton iha remain unpaid.
WI. be fold on the ei day of Deeember nexr, az Mr.
3rookss tavern IN Manchester, 1t IL o'clock in the
forenoon. LANES BRANDRp orr
Nov l9. er3iftD
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W1LLLdM CORAM

Returns his acknowledgements to his friends and
the public for the liberal encouragement, he has rs-
ceived inee his commencement in buinefs, and fat
tiers hheit from his present aon to merit their
future confidence.
N. b. Perions who have watches remaining in his
hands will Pleaie eaat the mop of M'Cay * Cowan.
November %. e534.
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h1.CAY s. CONAN


WATCH q COCK lidKERS:
Whotender their fervices to their friends and the
public in the hne of their Proion, and hope from
unremttipg attention, merit the confidence Of their
eu'tomers-Repair watches and clocks of every def
eer,p.ion. Nj. aud c. have jul received large and
fash'onable alostuent of jewellery, conIiiting Of
Large, fancy. mourning, plain and let Earrings.
God aud gold fet Necklace, "
A handiorne aoftmens of oriamen,ed 'rorto!e Shell
Combs,
Mourning, fancy, wedding, plain and plain fe, yn-
ger Rings, .-s}7,.
MOURNING. plain and plain let Brief = rs, e
Gold Miniature Settings and Chain, ..-->-.
Mourning and pian Bracelets and Neck CLAWS.
Mourning aud fancy 1.oekets.
aides and g-ntlensens goid sl, feel and ELK Watch
Chains,
Cole, gilt. pebble, and glafs Seals,
Gold, gilt and iteej Keys.
Gold, Glver and oife hell Srave Buttons s. Studs,
Silver Thimbls. Salt Spoons Netting Needles Toorh
Picks and Shoe Clafps; with variety Of other ar
tices.
They have likewife on hand Few good Watches,
all OF which they offer the mott reaionsble terms
N y. Miniature Settings and flair Work exccu;-
90 in the neatef manner.
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PUHLIC SALE.

On tueiday the 18th day Of December next, will be
offered Tor iaie to the highell bidder, at the late
dwelling houie Of Col William Peaehcy, t.,ealed
an R,ch,noud County:
a II the NEGROES belonging TO laid eaa ate, con.
L A ilitine OF Men, Women, Boys aad Girls The
tale Will commence IT O'Clock, and rcri,s of aIe
aaade known ths day OF iaic
J0IINNiCHOLsON, admir-.
Nav. i9. ePI6D
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VIE Subfcriber, agent for MeiIrs. Dupont de Me-
Il n,ours & Co. for the fae of Brand, wine
Manufactured Gun Powder, &c. informs his friends
and the public, that he has received feveral quarter
eaiS5 q! Mf.FF Gun Powder, oI >he above rnanIaao-
ry; iikewiie, CaEniiler Powder, which on trial has
been found hyperion to any imported, and which will
be diiroied OF at very reduced price foT cath.
~ Alto, JUN reserved, few f.tts elecan, gilt
French CnnA--.nd on hand, general aiior,n,ent of
Groceries, for isie low by
iUBTN LA FOREST
Richmond, Dec 10. epSt
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.

NOTICE IS hereby given, That. rie Directors of
= the Ni.ncheiier Turnpike, will attend ut Rubt
Anderions, IN the county of CheilcriielI on ,h. corn
infant, for rhe purPoie Of receiving propoias Tor
Complaining tina; part of the road winch remain. I'M
hnisied. BY Order of the Board,
JAMES BRANDEN, elk.
Manchefer, Dec. 9th, 1905 At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-13
MoCARE 81 WALLER.
WATCH y Clock M4KERS,

MATCH y CLOCK MAKERS,
~ f5e e7-ser bogt qfbo6ts MN. Gambics' SE,e
RisbnoaI
NfFER their fer9ices to the public From nria
~ attention, to al, commands sprvr,aning to ,i,er
huneis, and the pans that viii be bcitowed IN
toe execution Of their work they have full con6lence
20 hope for continuance Of the fayours they NAV re-
oeive. Great viii be taken in repairing al AisA
oF watches anj clocks.
December s. 0e