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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-12
BALTIMORE. Iarnarr 90

Yesterday, No. ISIS, was the number which came
up the prize Of Ten Thoufand dollars in the Catholic
Cathedral Church Lottery; and it is worthy
OF particular notice, that this ticket was fold on FRI
day evening last, at Gilbert and Deans truly rortr
nate lottery Office, No. 49, State streets and i. is alto
wo:'hy OF remark that thar evening was exaty ayear
hhce 'her former office was destroyed by fire. 1t is
owned by three reputable and industrious men ono
whariingeT, the other trucncn all belonrint to
this town.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-12
Last EVenia@'s Uuif.
WASHINGTON FEBRUARY 8,
HIGH COURT or 1MPRAcHMRvTs.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
The court was opened about O'Clock.
FTejt2t, the En1nagers--aud Mr.. Hopkinfop.
courfcl for Mr.. Chaft.
M i. Randoit6, on behalf of the managers,
read the replication of the Houfe of Reprefen~
Mr.. H0bkigfo1 rcquefted copy of the repIi-
cation, which. the Proficient replied, would be
furniiled by the fecretary.
Mr.. Breekenr;@se moved refoluton to the
following efFeGt:
That the iecretary be directed to inform the
Houf= OF Representatives, that the Srnate will
Tomorrow at ,2 O'Clock, proceed with the
trial of Samuel Chafe: which was agreed To
without diientng voice--s4 members voting
fort.
WhereuPon the Senate withdrew 10 their Ie-
giflative apartment.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-12
MARYLAND.

The hill which had paiied the uauft of De
leg"tcs TO provide for the election of the Cover
nor, sc. by the people, has failed, not Jingle
member of the Senate being found in favor oft.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-12

authorize the ue oft in the tobacco warehoues of ts
commonwealth.
This late testimonial in its favor with many Others
IN Poeiiion Of the fbfcriber together with the gen.
era appreciation expreGed by ali purehafers, and his
own experience, afford him ample reafon to believe
they are preferable to the common beams fcsles ard
weights now generally ufed. As agent for the
Patentee, he keeps always general aGcrtment On
hand, 70 weigh from 100 TO 5000 pounds, or aiil
more ii required by particular order
T. w. ROOTES.
rep ". Enl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-12
CALEB STRONG.

H's Eycellcncy having retired and the two branch
&c separated the fpesch read Ivy the Speaker and
eon1o'i;cl to Msl1r,. BzsIow, Wells Thorndke, al.
icn' ard Drew, TO report or aufyvcr In fJr Srar..
Tie S.od sr7' c's~ih'dfo TIE Haa. &1.1i,. HfY, Pref
fof, oDd(diGyy, qC SzG1N1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-12
TIE PATENT BALANCE.

he great accuracy, con-
4 veniency and difpatch, be-
iide economy Of expence, labor
and time attendant on this tru-
ly valuable improvement in
the art of weighing, had fUch
weight with the laR general
anerpblv- as en- ;pdnre ti,e,..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-12

r. LITTER S,,d 6ei;,rsofst til. Portrait az Mr..
*t%@* from *&#*@.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-12

Yesterday the SUPREME COURT of the United
States was opened-Precnt, Chief Justice Martha II,
and justices Cu!hng, Patterfon, Chafe and Waihinp
ton.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-12

On Thurfday the twenty-fourth ult. the Legislature
oil the lta'e OF Delaware appointed JAme5 A. BAYARD,
Senator, to reprefen that hase in the Senate of the
United States for tine term Of fix years. commencing
on the fourth day of March next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
From the Litchfeld Monitor.

is very common enquiry among fed
eraIins, What will be the final ifue Of The
bitter controversies among the democrats ?
When we reject, that is not long iirfce
that We have fecn Duan1's Aurora filed
with the unceaing Praifes Of M'Kean,
Dallas, G4lIa5in, and others, and that he
now tells Us that they are a parcel Of the
mof ariltOcratic tcoundrcls that EXIT on the
globe that the crimes Of federalilts are
mere punny mole-hiils compared with their
monitrous mountains Of guilt, are YET
to conclude that fome good may come Of
all this we think Of the MAXIM" When
rogueS fall out, honef men come by their
right" Duane now declares that M'Kean
is an old tYrant,-an enemy to the liberties
of the people, and that he always knew this
TO be the cafe That Dallas IS an unprin-
cipalled villain, thar has embezzlud the pub
lie money to great amount and this he
alto knew when he was making every ex-
ertion il his favor - That GaIlarin was
engaged in the whikev infurre6tion,-
chat Tench Coke pilcted Tie BritIth army
into Philadelphia during the war and all
this was known 70 this fame Duane a. the
tim:, his paper recmed with the mott un-
bounded Praifes o thcTe very men.
When VIC And M'ksan and MS party
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09


hLTHO yeu are only refponGble in a
| iecondary degree, yet your late creation of
an office without the authority Of law, your
| aiflxlng ialary Of two thouland dollars a
year 70 that Office, and your appointment
OF a perton TO fill it, whole claims to public
patronage are Till to be afcertained, require
and NUT receive inveltigation.
Und:r what prefumption you have ere
ated that Office under what recommends
zion you have filed it-and whether, a .
CANT the general legal proviGons, for re-
gulating Offices of that nature, it has been
given TO, and accepted by perfon actual
ly engaged in private commerce, will be
the lubjeas Of future enquiry.
If BY creating the office of principal A
gent of Indian Supplies, it fhOuld appear, as
on enquiry it certainly mutt, that the exc
cutive branch has affirmed the Legislative
powers of the government, it will belong
TO the two houtes of conqref8 to correct
the procedure. 1t may be only necefarv,
at Pretent, 20 thew that the intereiting and
immediate duties, within his authorized
iphere Of action, might at this time have
found full Employment even for the active
and capaclous mind Of Secretary Dearborn.
On the eve Of foreign hotility, and un-
der the icourge Of actual aggrefhon, it was
to have been prelumed that the military de-
fences OF the nation would have obtained
preference Of official attention. and BY full
ly occupying your leiiure, have prevented
unauthorized, or extra-oficial proceedings.
has this been the cafe-Have the defen-
ccs of our harbours ben inoroyed, by the
erection Of new, o. the repair of decayed,
works ?-Have >he magazines and arfenals
been Examined, and deficiencies fupplied /?
Have furnace been prepared, and fixed
ammunition provided HAS Gngle mea
fure been taken to repel the fudden defcent,
or 10 rehIt the regular attack, Of an enc
my Are the CARTONS on the fca boar
strengthened ?-Or has the attention Of
the administration been excluGvely confn-
ed to the wilderness
Has the war office dwindled into an In
dian ware-houie and are the duties Of that
important department limited to the pur-
chale Of beads and wampum-and the es-
p0ytation of furs and peltry? Are its func-
tions fulfilled by innovation, which do not
merely ltrike at the proviGons Of the confti-
tutor, in the aAumption Of a power to
create oAces, and afix falaries, as high as
TWO thouland dollars per annum-but
mutt the frG ex7rcile Of fach Offices Be
attended with ruin 70 certain cIaGes of our
manufacturing citizens
If the executive may 70 Ear prefume on
the confederation Of the legislature TO "a
tify their acts, as to create ofdcss and annex
talarieS, it would better comPort with the
prJz9Fd lyfem Of economy at once to
delegate the law making power and fave
both the congregational liPcnds and the mi
leage. PROBUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
Wtftflianv.
GENERAL EATON.

The public are anxious TO learn fome par
ticulars Of their COuntrymAn, who has re-
Gently acquired 70 much fame in Africa
We underfand he is native Of the weitern
part Of this State, (Rrimfeld) and has a
wife and family there, or in Vermont. He
was educated on the favings of his pay as a
folder in the revolutionary army, at Dart
mouth College; and graduated about the
year 1893. lie was Captain in the u.
$. fervce, at Gen. st. Glars defeat near
the Miami, where he GgnaIiled his courage
PRECEDENT Warrington appointed him Con-
full to Iunis, where he discharged his duty
with zeal and ability. When the expelled
Ba{haw Of Iripoli (oadi Hemet Car4manl)
applied 70 the United States, through Com
modOre Morris, for alidancc in recover
ing the throne ulurped by his brother
and prcmihng on his part would the u.
States advance 60 ooo dollars, and 2o,ooo
fand Of arms, &c. and cooperate with
their feet, he would if fucceiSful, make
an advantageous peace with the U. S. a
correfponderce on the fubie6t pafed be
tween the Secretary Of State (Mr. Madilon>
and MIR. Eaton, who made known his pro
Jet The project was afterwards lan6tion-
Ell By government, and Mr.. Eaton com
mitIioned to cooperation with the exiled
Baihaw The cgniequence IS known.
[CentiBel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

Femgls S5lley.-A curious circumhance
occurred lately at Dumfrics. One of the
fencibIcs, quartered IN that town, was diff
covered TO be a woman, after having been
IS months in the itryice. The dilcovery
was made bv The tailor, when he was try
mo on he new cloaths. Il is remarkable
that me had concealed her tcx 70 long, con-
fdsring Inc always Aept with cOmrade
and fometimes with two. She went by the
name Of John Nicholion (her real name
being Jaue Clarke and, frange as il may
apDear. was eReemed wag among che lai-
fes. Il iscven aid, that ne had Cauled a
lafs at Dumfries to fall in love with her ,
but who, fnce the dilcovery, is perfectly
cured. LgraoH Paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
3ioTftSU 5utC,IlSfncf.

PARIS, IULT 2.
The warli2e preparation On the COATS Of
the channsl fill flew the buNI- Of atlivi-
itv, From 10000 to 400, 900 men are in
daily notion and 2ooo floating machinss
are ready 20 watt them to their deltina-
ton.
Admiral De Winter commands in Chief
the expedition III the 1exsk. Il. 600 men
are encamped near AmHerdam, ready 10
march qr enb2rk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

A gentleman in di1rels, lately wrote the
following letter TO his friend; | am now
reduced TO a GDgle penny, a Jingle ihirt, a
Gnele coat, a tugle fheet to my bed, =
fngle rap at the door Of an cid acquaint
ance and have only a Jingle conloation,
hat am a Jingle man, and that have :
Jingle friend ia you
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
noifrs.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprie-
= tors in the Corporation for Bridge acrocs Cat
haute river, from 1opfham to Cathanfe Landing in
Bowdoinhan, that meeting Of iaid proprietors will
be holden at the fore Of Joa5 Cety, in Bowdoinham
On Monday the leventeenth day Of oaObrr next at
che o'clock p NJ on lad day, 10 act on the follow
ing articles viz
If To ch0ofe moderator TO govern faid meeting
%. 10 agree on method for choofng the neco:I-
ary officers tor said corporation.
3D. To choole Clerk
4h To ch0oe Treafurer.
9Th. To eh0ole five or more flitabIe perfons as
Commute for compiling code of Byclaws and Rules for
the Regulation OF faid Corporation.
9th ToaSrce CT method Of calling future meet
iugs
Robt. Patten, } Ala5wizra
David Pattcn, 70 call tie
Jofah Colby. SJ5qmeetiRg.
Ba1vd5mbanr, Atggf 20, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
THE POOR MARINtR.

Q GOD have mercy at this dresdful hour
On the poor mariner IN comfort here
Safe ihelter'd as am, IaInof fear
Inc Blalt that RACES with refRlefs power,
What we're il now 70 tots upon the waves;
The madden'd waves, and know no fuccour near,
The bowling Of the form alone to hear,
And the wild lea that 10 the tempeH raves
70 gaze amid the horrors of The night
Apd only fee the pillows cleaning light
Amid the dread Of death to think Of her,
Who as ihe liRens neepIefs to the gale,
Puts Up flent prayer and WAKES pale
Q Cod have mercy OF the mariner
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
3a0ftrp

VI
WELL, Julia, if to love and live,
Mid all the PIeafures love can give,
Be crimes that bring damnation
You--y0u and I, have givn fuch fcope
To loves and joys, we fcarce can hope,
In heavn, the leaf falvation
And yet, ! think, did heav'n deGgn.
That bIifes dear, ike yours and mine,
Should be our own undoing
i had not made my foul 70 warm,
Nor g;vn y0u fuch witching form,
To bid ne dote on ruin
Then wipe away that timid tear;
Sweet truant you have nougAt to fear,
Though you were whelm'd in in;
Stand but at heav'ns gate awhile,
And you q Ike az Izgei fmile,
They can't but let you in.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

PUBLIC notice Is hs-eby given, thar further time
OF one month, from the date hereof, IS allowed to
The creditors Of the E1ate ot SAMUEL MERRILL,
hc Of North, araouth II the county Of Cumberland to
BRING n and prove their claims ganh laid Eltate ;
snd that will attend a Mr.. Campbells' inn, in
toTs-treet Portland, Receive, the fame, the lalt
Wednesday in Aug11. 1nL The rt Wednesday Of Sep
is1-5er next, from tsC u five o'clock. 7. NJ.
DANIEL TUCKER,
PETER WARREN.
P'rf--7A, -A-g lob, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

HE iu5icriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
concerned, thar She has been duly appointed, and
h4' taken upon hgrlelf the t1LG of dninilIatrix
tnc e.Ile Of SARAH FREEMAN, late of Portland, il
ne county of Cumberland, Gace-i-d, by giving bond
= tAe law directs She therefore Teque al pcrons
sho are indebted to the fad dlce4cds eiate to make
immediate paymen; and tho.e no have any demands
'AeFeoa, 10 exhibit the lime to
LOI5 FREEMAN,
D1tas hgg. 1873. 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

THE fubfcribr hereby gives public noti,e to all con
cerucd, that he has been daily appointed and
has taken upon hiGaicf the trut Of an Adir!Tatcr,
On The cRlte Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

HA fu6tcriber hereby gives public notice 70 al
concerned, THAI he Las been duly appointed ard
a. taken upon hiA!ef the tTu Of Adminiitrat0r Oh
ne Eitae Of AlG05 MOVES llre Of Falmouth, IL tae
county OF Cumberland, yecrnaH dcceaied, by riviag
ooad As The law dircc's lie therefore r0quels all
Yericns who are indebted Lela:l deceales clte ~
make immediate payment: and thofe who have any
demands thereon q exhibit the fame ID
ROSA U.sLEE,
'FF i5d, Aag.f (G.s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
JAMES BACON,

late of FreePort, in the county Of Cumberland Mar
rine- By giving bond as The law direCt: He there
fore rcquels al Perous who indebted tie said
deceafed'5 eGate, 70 make immediate payment and
,hofe who have any demands thereon, exhibit the
fame TO TAlLES B.4C0N
D4.sE .faya4 20, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
19o'ttttal
From the Philadelphia Register.

TO HENRY DEARBOURM, E52'R.
SECRETARY AT WAR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09
NOTICE J

The fubfcriber having been duly aPpoin-
ted, by The hon SAMUEL freeman, Elq Judge Of
Probate for the couAty of Cumberland, Cuay6i1r of
EBENEZER TFIR SHER, Of CaBt-Eliza5a5, an in
fame pcron, hereby cautions all perlons agaiun trun
ing faid THRAsHER as no debts Of ha contracting will
Be paid by
Peter Warren.
PoyfL1aA frgpa 20, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

NOTICE is hereby given to all perEons,
who are indebted TO the enate q
WILLIAM YOUNG,
late Of N0rthyarmouth, il the county OF Cumberland,
Mariner, decealed, thar thofe demands which are
pot teted before the 2Oh Of Septenber next, will be
placed in TIE hands Of an Attorney for collection,
JoiePh Young jun. AdminiHratOr.
PoyflzaL flyra OF, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

late Of Corhan, IL the county Of Cumberland, Widow
by giving bond IS the law directs He therefore
eues all Peroas who are indebted to the laid decea-
feds eitate, TO make immediate payment and thofe
who have any demands therson, exhibit the fame to
llaaC Giikie.
D4ael, Anggf %, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

PORTLAND (1NAlNsl MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ., 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-09

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
= concerned, that he hss been duly appointed, and
has taken upon himlef the tru1 of an Adminiarator
en the pnara Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-05
FAN & WovEv WTRE
KY. E:a


No. 2, Eriayssfreef. fur dosvs ,so,tS IF CRITICS.
Brisse. Basfiaiore. ~,
yTTHERE are made and sold. vREs7i
wv FANS fisst quality R0LLIN5 ard o,fer
SCRFAHS. for wheat tallst Rax-sred. &c.s
HzED RIDDLES and SiEFES. for coafs
corn, barley, wheat rye, cats, meal, brick dust.
flax seed. clover seed cookie. lime, sand, Gee
SHSkfS for Indian meal; 4y1Rk ,SIf.ES =
~0TlN E'IRE for Windows. &c &c.
AMOS SMITH,
(Formerty Wtsr e shIrs1
". B. a good assortment on hand
Any Of the ssoye articles will be Delivered in
Richmend, ION short Hoi:ce) 1t the same prices
as at the rrenufaaory (cxe!usiyc of freigit) on
the oFs.ers being left with ~
SAMUEL PARSONS e SON,
Near the Bason, Of whom the prices may be
k s,ls have nov On hard. Wbrm -Fass.
E5casana LINE Sievc;, and Heal Sicsey, Ss. %
superior quality.
ll,h Mo lst 1904. r~.,.,..,.-..,,; i; vvyf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-05
By Authority.)
Scheme et'a LoTTEPT
isSzlP;Eea
f2a6 Banks.


$3.50 T;elss,s AZ 20 dolls. each.
lat ORA I'm T ci,er having blank
90 isi s;Is.ser ..fssr25o0 sicke;s arc
dawn, I'll dolls 1000
Do after 800 do are drawn, 1000
DO. afser 800 do are drawn, 1000
Do. AFTER $500 do. are drawn, 1860
Last drawn Fickss, 5000
Tins Lottery hss been adthovised by the Lee
g;sia'urc OF yirg,nis, for tie lardsbie parFose
OF eresl,Dg Seminary os Ls,arning IN or neaf the
Metropolis az this State. With this view il is
contemplated 10 raise 20 900 dollars. and 500
dolatsir edNtion, fev dcfysying r,1e espens Of
ors~isg &c The tyristess TO insure success.
tave didc6 tic LOTTERY iiso four distinSa classes
so as ioraiss the sur, contemplated by an annuSi
,ttery for four years, to raise every year 5000
dollars. that The work may progress.
The town ct ilosten fto- the honor OF Tvs ci,i
zersl has pubic schools IN which are a.
bo,n sixteen hundred pupils. The lcurshins
aoiincreasing CITY. oe Richmond cannon boast n
ons public sciiooi. Tia iTru,rses of the Rich
Hlo"d Academy, have about thirteen acres d
groand, nearly one half is aesep'ed as a donation
and the remainder they have contracted for or
which they mend 20 era The Acaicmy Tn,
scre 10 eiseayri, heft'sy and sbeautifui. --Doa
William Fonshee, William DuVsi William Price
(Eegisterl aud Geo ge Tucker, arc appointed
by the Trustees to sell ard dispose of the tick
ets VITO arc authorized to appoint agents for tho
above ppr ost.
The remaining Tickets ray b. had Of
tie said oonrjrss. of Robert AItcAeH, ESQ.
MSyo.. Samuel ip.elsanrs.sjr William Pr;ehard.
an 2 " iflIan1. tfOse ey, srrr asiIver
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-05
NOTICE.
BANK OF viaGlNaA

Richmond. Dec. IL, 1904
A General meeting of the Stockholders wid be
Z \ held at the Dank-house, on the first hon.
day in January naxt, far the purpose Of eicang
Directors for Richmond. Norfolk, PessE sburg,
ard Fredericksburg, and for other purposes re-
lative to tn, affairs Of the Corro. alton.
In ordsrtl list of the Share holders may be
exhibited, those person, who have NOT seht ~
the receipts granted by the Commissioners for
receiving subscriptions, arsreluvssess 'ss;'
them by the day above mentioned. sser with
fne Cashiers receipts for the secssa insdairen',
when new receipts will be issrcd. in lieu thereof
by the President tdai
JOHN R,ocKENBEOUcH. Cash'er
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-05
IDTLRFZSE MEWT.


ITO he soii, a; public avaioa. at ,e place for
rrerly knownoy the name ct he Palace. in the
city os Williamsburg. on Thursdav the ,en.h day
OF January 1905. e fair, e 10: the fair daJ
an,insner of
Very valuable 6. likely SLAVES,
And otaer pcs-snai Estate of tie Rev. Samuel
Smith if.Cressey, dec among WATCH va.u
able collection of Books, a Singse Chair and Har-
nsss, aud all the s,oeks OF Cs.te, Shcep y Her
ses. and Farming Uscnn;!s belonging 10 the farfr.
and the crops Of Grain. Hay anl Fodder thereon
made, sonae Household Linen. as,d ctcs articles.
A credit of six r,os;'is viii hi given 10 all who
purch sse above the valrs OF twenty dollars. the
purchasers giving bond with approved security.
to carry interest frnu, The date but is puranay
PAID ,hcin,cses, viii be ro:.,:.ssd. Ready r,rney
will be reT,;sei for all puscaases not exceeding
twenty d~'.ass.
Elizabeth MsCroskey, Xxx.
tt- =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-05

Negroes for Sale.

IAN Saturday the 5,h Of January ness' az -
, o,eIock. al the Eagle Tavern, m this city,
will nc sold, to enc h'ghc>r bidder, tor ASH or
os1es az s,xty days. negotiable ss the Bank OF
Virgins, three likely young NEG<o MEN,
one VALUABLE Black. srn,,.. Ire Other two FIRST
rae Coopsrs OF good character The above
slaves selong 20 the estate Of Col. Richard Adams
deceased. aud will ee said o. msnuttion OF the
lesatecs. foEN sDA-1S, admir-.
Richmond, Dec. 20. 1904. 2w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-05
FOR SAIL,
Y A r M o u t II,

T WING in James City county, on Chiokahor,iny
Il river, ten miles from Williamsburg. The I'M
provemcn,s are, a two sorry brick house with two
rosns and passage aasve aud below. porticos
on each side, large snl espaeious BAN, and S
other ont houses. The whole Saa including an
island in view of the house, high and low land.
with marshes. contains about 200 acres. scarce
Iy one third of which il cleared. Two thirds OF
tho island is cradle, which. with the land adjo
ing the housss. is OF superior suaiiry. Adjacent
TO the island are two bold aud navigab.e creeks
with convenient landing to each. The range
tor cattle is very extensive and the marshes AMI
meadows viii supply an abundance Of haY- Fish
and fowl, in their respective seasons, mag with
ease be obtained Ct your door. The orchards,
consisting Of the greatest variety of all kinds of
frait sslsced with sare, are now in their prime.
The terms will be made known by William
Berkeley of Nichmorsd, William Randolph of.
Wilton, or tae subscriber.
PEYT0N RANDOLPH, Jr.
For ELiz: INrts.
Eov. 4th, 1900. es@N Saw afr If
A List Of Tobacco re-
manning in Shockoe Warehouse up
wards of two years, Viz.
Lynch's P f 1913 14a2... .1a5s
1913 t2i7....t1o6 $50 1919. ..32l4
xoN $40. .afo 1on 11no
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-05
Sales at Anstion:

Sales at Auction:
.NEyiLI. be sold. on "Wednesday the
Wv Cd of January next, at II o'closk,, IN 'hs
premises. for approved negotiable notes in siac
Bark of Virginia, ~ % bays.
Six very valnable Lofs,
I hea re lots, Nos 1. s, $, 6. ~; ,hc situation
of which is inferior very Few if any lots ia the
CITY of Richmond. The plan may be scsn At tina
Office OF the subsc,ibe<s.
fHossgR = DioseyRE, y. NJ.
December 25t.i. 1904. IDS
R-T- 7,se a6cce safs IS fosttored until EeSt4es-
DAY sbc Orb i.sf- Jan. 2