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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SHE,

WILL BE SOLD, to the higheH bidder, on the
w Premiies, on the third day of April next, at
IL o'clock, an undivided moiety in the two lots of
ground, formerly the property of Andrew Ronald,
decd. fronting the Baton of the James River Canal.
near the center of the city of Richmond with an I'M
divided moiety of all the valuable buildings thereon
committing OF large three rory BRICK BUILDING,
eighty feet IN length, with fourtenenents, twenty
feet wide and torty-five feet in length, with fire pa
ces on the frft and fecond floors roomy earrets in
EACH with large wheels fixed for hoing and lower
ing packages, &c. with dilpatch and cafe, good drv
cellars with fire places in each This houfe has been
lately built and in good repair adjoining is well f.
niihed two tory framed dwelling houfe thirty egh.
feet iquare, with two good cellars with fire places in
each Tor cooking, in the rit ard fecond floors are
eight rooms ard fix FIRE paces-Alfo, fn,all two No.
ry Brick Houfe with four rooms, with fire MACE;
EACH convenient for fore nall family, likewife
imall wooden building with cellar, built for kclr-
en- and may be ufed as fhop alto two fables and
carriage houfe. The buildings except the kitchen.
table and carriage houfe, are injured in the Mutual
lniurance Company aganft fire in the nate of Virgi
MIA, and the premiums paid Thelots front the baton
on one Tide, and are bounded by Carys ireet and the
itreet leading to Shockoe warehoufe, on the two C.
Their tides of them, and as convenient for com,
mercial or other bulinef, as any in the city.
The terms of iae, will be feventeen thoufand dol
lars in ready money, the reddue payable the fifth day
OF Auguh next, for which reiidue bond with approN
ed ecurity will be required. It is deemed unneceGa
ry to fate the great value Of the above proper,v IN
thofe who refde in this city, but for the information
OF strangers, the fubfcrbcr begs leave to state, that
the acreiaid property is Immediately oppoite the
lower part of the ban Of the James river caa where
all the produce OF the upper country is landed; and
10 any perfon deirous of carrying on the conmiIion
buneis extenvey, perhaps is hyperion to any other
in this city.
WILLIAM AUSTIN
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WILLIAM AUSTIN.
February ST

- from eyeaz3aneet moi affrada5fs rcbes The eJo,
Vaiuable P,qeriy 7oa' oSVrrtjSdfa, Ja, Br GbErb,y
ba' fsFpoaed beday Of Jol, M Weda,ffay 6e EigLfL
day9 May nest, at 7vbieb Hme If roW e,yfsiekv hi,
Plaer at IL oeIoet D" he pyems 7tLa one Jo0,f6 Of
~f fH'ebgs money only 7OiK Be yegmyed in 6aad, and
e,'4H 81 ,eF* and nine month"; giVer TO, bs balance
De P"yebeter To giOs 6o"d md en,ity carry iafeyeG
firm toe day aIs, a-as St.s IF fyR on Be tSoocyt, -
Jfsaye NE Payment. WIN: AUSiIN.
MDeb IL.
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FOR SAFE.

4 LIKELY young negro fellow, BLACK
= SMITH by trade, and is well acquainted with
the making of plantation u,enils Tor terms apply
to PETER RUST.
Richmond County, Feb. S.--e'I'am
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with Boots or Shoes well as if they were on the
ipot...-...-A-the length of the Boot~.C-round the
CaH-.B-the pitch of ditto.--.D-round the heel and
initcp-. .Eround the nitep..G-acrofs the b2ll of
the foot. Fix the heel asainft perpendicular, and
lick knife at the end OF the great toe-fet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters in the DIT.
ferent meafures. January /. eptf
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CASH

WILL be gi7va fir ~ or Is BOrS. G-om
~ ito l5JearJoH. IMPURE offhe Printers.
De. IL. 1eaE1
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT q SHOE MANUFACTURES,
MAIN-sTREET RICHMOND

~ ANS Boots g Shoes
NA to any pattern or fafh-
ion, equal in point of MA
TERIALs and WoRKMAN-
SHIP to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
SHOES, of the fri qualit,
and newell faihion, for fale.
Is Gentlemen at a diff
lance, who are diGpoCtd to
forward me their meafure,
; by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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the task, and challenge them to produce
their evidence. that single act of his adj
nainistra,ion was either impolitic or inju.
dicious, as it respected the welfare and
dignity of the nation. This they will not
attempt, for well they know, that there is
scarcely single political event ,ranspired
in Europe, or in this country, since,thet
retirement Of Mr.. Adams, which does not
afford the fullest evidence of the wisdom
and foresight OF the me asnrcs he pursued,
and recommended. Was he wrong in
giving TO the Judiciary his support was he
wrong in his plans for supporting public
credit was he wrong in his opinion Of the
pselessness ola standing army? Was he
wrong in his opinion Of the usefulness, nay
necessity of respectable navy Was he
wrong in his opinion of the, French keDo-
utioa? Was he wrong.in declaring this
sentiment, that America, instead of count
ing on the friendship of any nation, must
rest its prosperity and existence on the JUS
tice of It's own laws and the virtue & spirit
of IT'S own citizens These are stubborn
things, and will not be easily cayild a.
way.
JUSTICE.
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From the BosToN GAzEsrE.
N.esrs RusseIc So EntLcr.

Having perused the several letters, OF
Mr.. Elliot, as published in your Gazetts,
! cannot but express my surprise and disap.
pointmen., that man, whom began to
entertain favorable opinion of, and for
whose reputation felt an increasing inte-
rest should, with single flourish of bor-
rowed rhetoric obli,erate the favorable inn
preston he had previously made on my
mind, and have reason to think, on the
mind of every capdid and discerning read
er.
In noticing his last essay Of vanity and
egoti.n, I feel no disposition to deuaet
from the merit he may have gained, IN
protesting his faith, and acknowledging
the doctrines that are to guide his future
conduct. But when in doing this he as.
sumes the liberty of trampling irreverently
on the ashes of the worthy dead, and OF
coarsely insulting the merits and virtues OF
the respected living, cannot suffer him to
pass wholly unnoticed.
10 his third paragraph, he says: u be-
lieve that Washington was the greatest
warrior, and probably the most correct
SkdtCSutdu III Jul SS'A>sS
to be.a man of integrity and talents, but
the general system of his administration
was wrong." Thus, in two short senten.
ces. the merits, the services and long tried
patriotism, of two of the first and most
distinguished personages Of the American
revolution, are delineated with as brlet
and familiar ceremony as he would have
treated the characters of almost any other
public men, whom il would be dangerous
and unpopular to reproach too openly. In
filing up the las. portrait, although ne held
the pencil of truth in his hand, and was
compelled to trace, fho' reluctantly, some,
outlines of the original, yet we find the
impulse of heart, naturally jacobinic,
too strong for resistance, and the hand lr.
resistably led to compleat, what prudence,
had she have reigned at the moment. would
have forbidden.
will not ask Mr.. Elliot, or any OF his
party, how they viii support TIE aliega..
ton. that the 6 general administration et
1Nr. adams zsas svrong." ! will narrow
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NOTICE.
co NICER T. HAL T., Z.

BosrpN, May. rSos. !
TIME Sub(criber. respectfully informs hi.
Friends and the Pubic, and thofe Gems
lenen Of the Southern States who may vift this
part Of the Continent during the Summer feafon,
that the Houie known by the name of Coneer:-
Hall, 6tuate in very central and pleafant part
of the town, tcorner Of Court and Hanover
aree.s) has been fitted up at very great ex-
hence with the genreelea accommodation.
Thofe Gentlemen who may with for Boarding
and Lodging. it is ps:fumed cannot find moro
.l;oible and conye niebt Heulc, or a more CRATE.
full reception than from the prefens occupant OF
co,e.rt. Hall, whole aGiiuty TO ferve them hall
exceed the liberaiity Of their patronage.
7. WHtTcoMB.
Iaw3m.
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Thou tender mother ..opc thy tolcn warns
That on the prstles in thine arms
Heavens choicef gifts will aow.
Thus let thy prayer inceGant rife;
Con.entif he who rules the skies,
But halt the boon be&ow.
I" Oh Thou! whose view is ne'cr eitssna'd
- From innocence j; preierye unchang'd
:" Through life my darling's mind.
!" Unehang d its truth and purify,
"Still iearlefs Of futarity
.<I.ts St,Ii at,iels, though reGn'd.
I" As oft his anxious nuffe hath caught,
20 And lay'd bis Little hand that fought
t' The bright but freath'fcus blszes
IS So may fair wisdom keep him fure,
= From GIittering vices, which allure
/" Through life's dehalsemaze
/" Oh ! may the Ills which man furounis,
!" Like passing fhadows on the grouad,
/" Obfcute, rot ftain my boy.
g Then may he gently drop 10 ref,
/" Calm 40 a child b. aerp oppres.'d;
!" Aud wake to erdIeis Joy r.
:5IMPLIcIUS.
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JUSTICE.
From TIE Pert fohe.
VERSES ADDRESSED
A I. A D Y.

A L A d 7,
Viz maintains that the pleasures Of child
hood ere not to be desiredin combarion Q
these which ne e7yoy at a more advancee
period gfge.
Thy dimpIeS girls. and rofy boys,
Rekiadle in thy heart the joys
Which bieGed thy tender years.
Unheedcd, Ace, the hours away;
For while thy cherubs round thee play.
Z New life thy bofom cheers.
Once more, thou tel'a ne may tate,
Ere envious Time this frame fhali waite,
My infant plesfures flown;
All !! there's ray Of lufre mild,
Illumes the bofom ola child,
- To age, alas icarce known.
Not for my infant pleafures paf
mourn thofe joys, which few 10 tat,
They TOO had many ftan.
But for the mind 70 pure and light,
Which made thefe joys 70 iair, 10 bright, (.
Ggh and Ggh in vain.
sWell I remember you. blea hours
Your fun beams bright, your tsanfient ihowers,
Th,u2htlefs, faw yvu Ry;
For diftsns ills then CAUSE no dread;
Nor cared for the moments He'd
For memory call'd no Ggh.
Nv parents dear then rul'd each thought,
No blame fear'd, no praife ] iougas,
But what their love 5cRow'd.
Full foon learnt each meaning look;
Nor e'er the angry glance miftook,
For that were rapture glow'd.
twas then, when evening call'd TO rsft,
I'D feek father, to re9asft
His benedietion mild.
Amother's love more loud would fPeaki
With kits on kis, fhe'd print my cheek,
And blels her darling child.
Thy Iiehtea milf. and clouds, fweet heepl
Thy pnreft opiases thou doR keep,
On infancy to theu.
No gull, there checks thy (oft embrace -
And not cen tears and fobs can chace
Thee from an infants bed.
The trickliag tears which aow'd at night,
Oft has thou ttay'd till morning Light
Difpell'd my little woes.
Soay before the n.besm's power ~
The remnants of the evening lhower,
Which wet the early role.
Farewell bleG'ft hours full faf We few;
And that which made your blifss 70 true,
Ye would not leave behind.
The glow of youth you could not leave
I But why, Why cruelty bereave
! Me Of my arslels misd
The fair unwriukled front OF youth,
Is The yermil, cheek, the fnile OF youth,
.F Deep lines of care foon mark.
!. But can no power preierve the foul, u.
Unwarp'd by pictures fofs consr0ni
Cnmov'd by passions dark
Thefe changes which o'ertake our frame,
Ala. |, are enblems of the fame,
e Which on the mind attend.
Yer, who reviews the courie he's run,
But thinks were life once more begun
Unfpotted il ihould end
Vaia thought! the evenings firm re'olve
We break ere mornipg clouds diaolve;
Then boat the life we'd lead,
Would heaven but infancy reitore,
! Thus DER an idle dream we porei
But flight the waking deed.
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Island are about IS 10 per cent, on the va
luasion.
Also that by the said act, goods and
merchandise Of the growth or manufacture
of Spain, accompanied with proper docu-
men.s from the custom houses from whence
they were cleared in that kingdom, know
ing them to be such, and imported into
this island, are subject to no more. duties
than if imported in Spanish bottoms, viz.
at l-2 per cent. 8
HENRY HILL, Jun.
Married, at New Orleans on the 4sh Of
June, by the rev. Father Walsh, Edward
Livingston, ESQ., TO Mdc. Marie Louise
4Nagaeleine. Yaientine. Davezal.Gastru No
requ, widow Of the late Louis Moreaa de
Lassy.
MARRIED. at East Hartford lCon. on
Sunday evening hast, Mr.. Thaddsus Gale,
(Medico electrician aged 43, TO Miss
Harriet Bates, aged II years.
"A physician in the country, who had a
quarrel with the squire, was at last called
in to prescribe for his better half" Now
says the doctor to his friend. :. I'll have my
revenge on the fox hunter, for i'll care his
Ujfe. ~
A Clergyman preaching in the neighbor.
hood of Mapping, in England, observing
that most part of his audience we're IN the
the sea-faring way, very naturally embel-
ished his discourse with several nautical
tropes and figures. Among other things he
advised them to be ever on the zuatch, so
that upon zOhateuer tack the devil should
Tear d01vn upon them, he might be crippled
in tie action. "Aye MASTER" cried a Jolly
son of Neptune Sc bat let me tell you that
entirely depends upon your having the
weather gage sfhim.'
A learned and witty dissenting minister,
not many years deceased, married three
wives; the FIRST for her pecuniary advan.
tages, the second on account of personal
charms the third he married in his old
age, for the sake of securing her attention
and his own comfort; she however, prov
ed ga very shrew." "Well," said the
Rev. to friend, 81 have in nv time had
three wives; the 7vorla, the flesh, and the
devil"
CLoadon Paper.)
+.
An officer of the French feet at Maftinico,
was aked the object of the expedition, he re,
pl;ed-s To make NeJan RIM oat Of tbt Mtdi-
teyyaseax; andt1sx fur The Frxsrb to RIM bome.
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Notice IS hereby Gayen,

N0taCe rs nerS0D J2UeN,
f-has 10 pudaancs of an act Of AfeIubly, Of
the Commonwealth Of Virginia, efablifh.
ing a Town at the Court-houfe Of this County,
on the lands of Richard ka,eiift, by the name
Of Peevidtnr. We the iublcyibefs, tfuRees
therein aamed, viii proceed TO fell at Pustre
AUCTION, on Monday The 18TH day Of Auguft
next, foeing the 6rit d ~ of Auguf COURT the
feveral LOTS in the laid town, as laid ont, con-
demned, and directed to be fold by the faid at
A qlan of which will be ihewn, and the terms
made known on the day Of tale.
Charlss Little, s
w. Payne,
Richard Eitzhugh,
Daniel Nc ChaehsIqer, !.
Francis Golfer,
Richard Bland Lee,
John c, Hunter,
WslIiam Middleton.
F' d.s e ef 1us ' ;ss % IS, eorgA.
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''''laIs ef the United States Of america.
ISLAND OF CUBA,
Haponna. lith 4une. 100.

~, haO0nna, iith Txne, 1905.
and =. Tue information of the merchants
sipnsS nsfs IN the United States, the under
le sasu consul thinks it hi; duty to make
|sen,,.,, mat by an official act of the capt.
|datrnss = aad intendant of this island, under
hes - = we 18th ult. a reduction of the du.
place : imports in foreign vessels, took
alter ~ e !. per cent. on all duties made
|o.,,ss 10Th uls. So that the actual du-
payable on saeh imports in this
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N o T | c. E.

Notice Is hereby gayen,
To the Stockholders of the Bank of
Alexandria,
THAT dividend Of 1 per cent. on the ca.
ptal Rosk of faid Bank for the half ear,
ending this day, is declared, ant viii be ready
to be paid TO them their representatives, on
Friday next the 5th infant.
By e,de, Of the P,ssatnt and D;,1a.rs,
CURDEN CHAPLIN, Cafhier.
July :. 3w3taw
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Arrived sloop Sally, Smith, R. Island,
Lime and Pork-..captain.
Schooner Harrio., Sutton, Charleston.
ballast---captain.
Brig Harmony, Hall, Boston-----plaster
..-Lawrason and Fowle.
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Fairfax County she I'd I
day Of July, iSo5. J
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CLondon Paper.)

An officer of the French feet at Maftinico,
was agSed rhe object of the expedition, he re-
piled" To make NeJtl5n RIM oat Of tbe Medi-
-tevastas; andi5ex FIR The Fr1seb to run bome. e
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Congressional Register.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wednesday, January 80.
DEsArs ON qas csoRcN CLAIMS.

(connnned.
Mr.. bcJt. The question before the
house IS not whether we are to do good
or an injury TO The class of men who are
denounced a band of spectators but it
IS "he'her we shall agree to or eieei the
amendment 10 ths resolution offered yes-
.erday TO the house by a gentleman from
virginia tMr. Clarke Yesterday was "a
Ken up IN reading the laws Of Georgia,
ana the United States, and various other
papers, which have been long in the
hands of the members, ard which no
doubt had been so attentiyeIy perux.d bv
them, as TO render the reading at this day
not indispensah!y requisi,e--Mr. Boyd
sa'd that u papers were to he read for the
instruction and ediGcaiion Of the me mbers
as to well known facts, he thought il
would have been of more CONSEQUENCE To
have read the declaration . independence.
and the treaty of peace Of 1888, in which
the independence of the United States
was acknowledged by the only power on
earth who commended against tive
were then Tree, sovereign and indepen-
dent states, to ali in,ents and purpos. $,
and as sovereign states each and eyery
state IN the union had full power and an-
'horiy To dispose OF their lands to whom
they pleased, and under what conditions
they pieased, and if The state Of GEORGIA
IN the exercise ot her sovereignty have
conveyed 10 the Mississippi land compa-
ny the right Oi soil to the land in questi-
on, & tina, company have transferred the
same To the New England Mississippi
land company, the tights vested in them,
unless we have arrived at that state Of POI
liticaI deprayi;y, that what was yesterday
Acknowledged as right shall to morrow
be declared wrong.
: Why Is u that spectators are so much
. reprosched, when we ourselves have he
come spectators TO an extent beyond the
aggregate of the land speculatons IN the
, United States of America Has not Con
/ gress recently speculated IN the purchase
{ of Louisiana, ard paid the price, apd will
: gentlemen contend here, as If they mean
to be consistent they might do, that we
hsve acquired no right TO tive same, be.
cause We purchased Of France, who had
no right 10 sell rs IS government holds
all Us powers Tor the good of the people,
and thatilis not fov the good Of the French
people, that their territories should be \
lisnatsd rem lh-ml Dsxs il follow ,ha,
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J NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1en wnpn1spArs ND
foH' Dollars Per Aauuus paid II advaaes.1

!. "HEREAs. by an AZ Of the c,sn me, !, ! -,
oy, passed the 18th day of ,an.,r. -.
entitled ha IA Carrying into ex ec,,,,,,, 49,
Ao"%'tauon OF the Mutual Assurance .c-;.,,,
Ha.ast nrs on buildings in the state Of V,rr,,is
49, auopsea At . General Meeting /, 4. :,
=" A,s o'ner th'nss enaaed. s.That the fund. ,o-
.h.S . sswe,' as debts due to the said society.
DC oiv'oed between she towns and coun,rx
"a proportion to the capital subsctibed ~, ~,
Owns ana Country respectively" ami thar !. ,,r,-
re"y insured IN rowns, and properly !, s,,,r.li; ::
ne country shall be responsible for rb-,r ..,..r
ther" '''s 'os'cs OK each o.
And whereas. fsom the exrrsord;n,,s , *.
wn'cn me society had sustained prior TO the osSS
~ OF February last, the funds Of the society
h1i oeen very much reduced and VET -. ~.s.l
cd so that the portion of the said fund. =,
yea to shrtowrs in conformity ,S the a. IS =
ss'no'y Aforesaid. will in All probability be insng-
SET. 20 meet the losses Exclusively charge M.
the funds ofihe tossns) winch r,ay re.sen,,,i,
DC expected 20 accur ia the course OF rhe ,,,.s.r
year, and the CREDIT aud very existence of ,nr =;
su'".ion requiring chat provision snould he ,n,s.
TOT 'ne inlmediats payment Of such continyen,
The Board of Directors Of the soc;erv
a.o'esa'd' have thought proper to cab for tae
payment OF half quoa on each bui,,;n /, ,,r;c,
nas been ensured m any Gown in thi, com,,on
Wea'sn' or m the town of Alexandria. before ;he
sa,t % day Of February last, to be paid on, or
before the arst day OF April next do there.
Tore and in conformity 10 a resolution ado.sed
~ tue said Board Of Difeeors, h reby make
known TO ali whom il may couc.sn, that si,c aid
reaoisitan Of half quosa TO De paid on a, beIo,e
the hrst day of April next, on each building EN-
suret IN any town in this con,ron.y ealth. ami m
the town Of e!rS,ndria, hath been mad. for the
purpose aforesaid, and IN pursuancc of III. :.u.
-tnoriiy vested in the Presideat aud Dire aorx bv
tne act aipresaa. and by the ru;es and re s.sieos
.of the SAID sor'ay And d. further her-Dy il,
pursuance also of the resolution aforesaid .uosify
10 al Persons concerned. that ever i,saragce on
which the said half quor1 shall he payable. d,
der the said reqisition, viii lie forfeited ,f,jess
payment thereof, that is of a sum equal to .,,f
rue premium mentioned in the policy, be r,aie II
The farthsst by the 6ss, DAY of Jnhs nexr. and
such insurance viii remain Forfeited m,;iI the
paymsnt of tlie half quota 80 wirhh-ld, and iure.
rest thereon sbslibe afterwards, either vo.unta,i.
y made or coerced in the mode prescribed by
Law.
AL : M.RAE,
PSesidsaf ~. L S.
IL zoe Grnera! CTee Of Lasnrasss
iaie6mond, Ft1 25i5, 1905. wst
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Notice,
MUI TO. iNsvaAses orrIeE,


-v, Ricbmond. March 4fb. 1905
he members of the Mutual Insar,pcs Com
4 pany agrlns, ire on Goods and Furr;,oye
W the STATE OF Virginia. are particularly request
Cd 70 meet at the sad Office ei.her in nsrson =,
by proxy, on Monday the 9th dav Of nsr, r,o",S
lAp'i) on business Of the utmost nee 70
the company. "
Onreferrins 70 the Dist article of ,he copst;.
tuition OF the said Company. il will be found tina,
no mernber Is az present insured. or can be until
'nse.'ng sha'' be convened and certain rules &
'eguauons complied with. which. with other
matters Of much consequence, renders !, nece.-
ssry mat there should be Mria compliance with
the above requisirion.
3w REM. rtrtr al,
~" PUBLISHED. ard for saie b S Peasa,.is, .. a.
an eiegG0f pocicf edition,
w A TT s.
> a l. M 5, Hymn Ms AND
SPIRITUAL SONGS,
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

TsE Shareholders are hereby notified. that the
fourth instainenr viii become due on Friday
the 9th Of April. and viii be received AZ The Bank.
and at the Offices os Discouns and. Deposit nj
Ncrfolk, Petersburg and Fredericksburg. Ger
fihcstes of Stock will after that day be issued
application AT the Bank.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-13
TO BIZ RE-NIED, - =
FOR one or more years, and possession given the
18th of April next--a convenient 3
Store &c .Dwelling-house

With three rooms below and two above, with
hre place in rwc Of the lower soors, with =
good dry cellar under them kitchen. smoke
house. garden. and two acres OF land adjoining
enclosed part of which is welt ser with. red clio.
YER This tenement has been occupied for some
years past by Messrs. Alban Giip5n 6 Co il is
s'ti'ared IN a. healthy and agreeable neis hboar-
hood. IS 6ne stand for country store, about 25
miles from Richmond, and not more thar half a
mile from the river. and in The midsr OF a fine
wneat country For terms apply 40 the subscri-
Der. >, .er SAM PrEASA1rS
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