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'earceiy leave dividend equal TO the ;nteYen,
rue real capital. at no diftant day, there fore.
It may be predicted either that the yaln, of en-.
itock will fall beyond any reafonable ratio ON
account otthe imall dividend which is paid up-
vt, ar that the bank being incompetent to
take up ITS own notes NUT inevitably perrin,
while not even the amount Of the debts due, To-
1t or the fecurites that were pledged for their
payment can redeem it from its fall. II will be
no rehef to the Bank, that il may have all
the lands m the neighLourhood under a mort
gage that 'he amount of this fecurity NAV he
much greater than the amount of its notes in
circulation 10 foou as it is unable to give
gold and FLYER for them, immediately upon
their being pre.en' ed for payment. the c,ed;.
and the dealing of the Bank mun inevitably cx-
pre-. a private individual may. continue his
hui,nets even though his Golfers have been emp
tied for coniderable time, if he can make his
cutomcrs believe that his real proretty is am
ply iuthcicnt to guarantee the performance Of his
contracts. But thew virgin credit of Bank, can ne
yer furvve even iucha fufpicion. Inthe cafe ofthe
bank Of England, indeed, fi,ch ftopDare in
ITS payments was not accompanied by The ruin
the Bank; becauit in this caf. the inIpenlion
OF ITS monied payments was both authorized by
IN act OF parliament, and its funds are 70 various
and extenfve, they are 70 firmly pledged upon
the very faith of government, and comprehend
10 much of the fcrp Oft the public debt, that no
reatonaoie man can indulge an apprehension OF
its ultimate folvency, even of its rapid retu1,
TO acknowledgements.
The nature of this (eeurity furnfhes an aJd;,;-
onal objection to the ufe of fuch BANKING infti,,
tons. If an ordinary bank loans money, the o.
Peration is extremely linp'e and unexpenGv-.
The form OF negotiable note is aresdy mace
outi filing up the blanks with the proper dale.
fums and names, and endorfing it, requires 10
elaborate attention or profea;onal Kill: and ,ho
directors have only to determine whether ~.
names are Efficiently cre,'itable, and the mr.
ceis terminates with the payment of the mon,
in the farmers Bank the fecurity is more va
Gus, and the operation is cxpcniive Saould
farmer, for inftance, offer his land to the d;reH.
ors as the fecurty for his debt, they cannot
prndent'y content to take it under nortoao,.
before they have inftituted an enquiry into he
right TO the land and LAWYER muit he err.
ployed to examine the title deed, and 10 dr,r,
out the necefiary writings. A gentleman has
aliured me that the eXpence incident 10 tn, e.
arrangements in fome of the Banks of Mafra.
chnietts, was not lefs than Is l-2 per ce,t
Willthe farmersthen be willing to incmrf;,hravv
IN expence, even ihoud the bank be willing ~
receive their land under Mortgage
,2.E.
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JOIN this country with certain nuncr o: I.;os AMI
with ri his land forces agaia Frsuse, uuivl- Bona
?arfe rgrecs to Certain terms OF peace, IN which ,ic
general utereii OF Europe fail be provided for In
Order, therefore, TO afc-r.a the views of Bonapartc
on this iubect, 4, is iated ,ha, Ruian Plenpotcn-
;iary is gone to meet him Milan, and 70 Offer the
mediation OF the Emperor Alexander for the reaora-
ton of IL is alto urdertood ,ha, the treaty
with Ruiia leaves for he aeceon Of other pow
ers and it IS thought probable that Sweden will ac
cept aSubddy. IN corit9seuce Of this news. Corn
aud Flour looking up, and the holders now at,
higher prices; good Wheat would fetch in this mar
ket rs per Babel of 7ol5.
The Viper cutter, outcome in, ia,es, that on the
9Th infant ihe fpoke with Gu-rnfey privateer,
which had Fen the French and Spauiih Fleets on the
Sd infant, in lat. "a. long Is Wei, neerinra $. "
c"urle This account rather favours the opinion tina,
they are going to Ireland but it is tll generally be-
heved that combined attack on our Wett India poi
ie'iions, TIE Object they have in view" ,I,r a..
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Do,ncffir 1snfeIsigcnte.
FARMERs BANx OF MAR1zANn.

AS the time isdrawn near when the hock oe
this valuable iniftuton will be offered for faIe in
the different counties of this fate, whatever
tends to explain the principles upon which it Is
to be efabliIhed nun be interenirg, particular
ly to- thofe who have wifely determined to give
the Farmers Bank their fdpport; and they, I
underitand, are not very finall nrmher
The capital flock ofthe Bank is, one million
two hundred thoufand dollars, divided into
$4,000 flares of Gay dollars each eight thou
flnd ihares OF which are reftrved for the rfe and
benefit Of the lta'e, whenever the legislature
may think proper TO fubfcribe for the fame.
The remaining iiIares are appcrtioned for f7le
in the following order At an apols, for that
city and Anne Arundel county, 5000: Balti-
more city and county, 1000 Hulord county,
$40 ihares Frederick county, 1900 flares /:
Warrington county, COD fli9rss AlIcgany coun-
ty, 400 ihares; Montgomery county, 6IO flares {:
Prince Georges county, GdsGiares Charles,
county, 40 fhaFes; Sts Mary's county, $50
Dldrcs; Calvert county, 1920 fhares Talbot
county, 1000 flares; Eorchefter county, $40
flares; Queen Anne's county. 64o flares Car.
oEne county, 400 llares; Kent county, $40
'harcs; S5merit county, go flares Ca, if
county, Gao ibaTes; Worceiter county, GO
fhares.
Every perf,n at the time Of futicribing nun
pay Eve dollarsj the rendiainy { rty five dollars
are 20 be paid by inadsDe1ts Of five dollars At
the end Of every thirty days, until twenty five
dollsF' have been paid up and the iurflus is
payable m fums Of Eve doliags each If tie end
IF every three nop'hs, COMMENCING fion the
| AIT payment OF thirty dsx.
No nockholdcr is aifesgaSle in his pc,C,n NJ
'rdi'idu4i properly fof any oon,raa which thc
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NETWORK, June 20.

The HIP MT iipp, captain Skiclmore, ar
rived 1T this port laf evening in 80 DAYS from
Nantes, having OIL board his exceIency r. r.
LIVINGSTON (ate mnler from the United
States to the French Government) his lady, and
t',lte. The veiIel left Nantes on the 9th of
May. Our Paris papers by her are TO the goth,
'nciuiive, and would have furnifhed fpue inter
eiling intelligence had not the mott important
part of their contents been anticipated by late
arrivals from London and Liverpool.
We learn verbally, and by the papers in our
poliei!ion, that BOnaparte arrived at Milan on
the 8tb May, for the purpofe of being crowned
King OF Italy, and would pats through BruTcls
on his return that the Brett feet had not fail
ed; that the eviacnce of a treaty between Ruff
la and Great Britain was not known in France
and that no new movements of coniquence had
taken place in any par: of Europe.
Madame Jerome Bonaparte had arrived at
Arnlterdan, but was rot permitted to land, and
the hip was ordered to fa;l Immediately defina-
lion not known.
hir. Livingston ia the bearer of bills drawn by
the American miuifter At Paris on the treafurv
of the United States under the treaty of LouiG-
ana; and it is fuppoied that all the creditors I'M
der that treaty will receive their bills in the
conrfe ofthe fummer.
The Miiiitiippi has on board $50, 900 francs.
IN bills on the French tredfury, for the relief of
dbtref'ed Frenchmen in America.
In the iuit of the American Minifter arc MIR.
Peter K. Liyingfon and Dir. King. fon of the
Hon. Rufus King. Afrr. AdD.
Capt. GIEBs, arrived here yenerday from
Amaerdam, reports, that the fhip, ON board of
which the lady of Jerome Bonaparte, was paf
fenger, had arrived at that place; that the pilots
who had conducted her into port, had been ar
reRedand imprifpned. for dfobedience of orders,
that itrong guard had been placed over The
hip, and the fretef orders given not to fiiGer
any pcrlDn either to come from, or go on board
her. Theie orders may be conGdered as COM
ing from the Emperor Napoleon, and intended
to prevent the landing Of our fair countrywo-
man.
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%Sfst-ysn:eg.
NEW-YORE. !une ~.

captain Tinker, of the brig AGtrcfs, Informs
us that detachment from the French fee, lc-
ceeded in taking Diamond Rock prev;ous
| Hd7,.
Several letters were received in Town or
i'ueiday from the Wrif-Indits, which had
ocsn opened on the pai5aee, and entlorltd as
Britannia MajeRy's hip Leander.'-rD.
JUNE 20.
Capt. Denike, in Is days from ST. Croix in
'orns hs, that news was received there the
day before he failed, that tho French had taken
the 'iiand of Jamaica that they landed $4,000
troops ON the north fide OF the illand, and march
ed TO kingtton. Capt. n. received the above
news from the American Coaiul iuf before he
failed. ~
Capt. Denike further informs that on the goth
OF June, he fpoke the hdg Nancy, out re davs
from St. Kits. for Philadelphia, the. Can't. of
which Informed, that when he left St. kits
large French heet was ofthst place. Capt u.
ful; =,
FURTHER FRo.H TT7E VEST INDIES.
Capt. Trsfetbr., arrived at the quarantine,
ground, on Saturday i,ft. from Ba1aterre, %
days, informs, that on the 2ath Nav, two French
"a gun ih'ps arrived at BaTaterre, from Roebs
tort, who failed from thence in co. with s other
ihiPs and that the twoihips. above mentioned.
iaiied from thence on tIe cd June, to ;oin the
grand !ieets, at Triuida(, where it was prefumed
they had gone. Capt. Tyefefbea further informs
that the Briti.h Packet Earl of L.icrH,r. was
captured about 60 leagues to the wefward of
barbados, by French privateer, and fcnt into
Guadaloupe.
From the above intelligence, it appears, that
a hNc 1r,1.ra al
purpoie ofJoning the French and Spanifl, fleets;
that the period Of commencing its contemplated
operations aganft the 8ritifh colonies was about
the lit june; ard that Trinidad was marked
out as the hrlt objeGt Of their predatory fpecu-
lation.
Other accounts from the Wei Indies, to the
soth May, fate, that frpmthe difpoiitions which
had been made by the combined fausdron, il
was probable they would direct their frft op-r-
atoms, not only againft Trinidad, but St. Kits
and 81. Ptnrents.-No mention is mad. of their
deiignng an attempt againft .c1famaiea which is
known to be well fortified, and would be cal.
iantIly and ably defended. Theft accounts ALTO
confirm the report, that the troops on board the
SPaniih fieet were in very fickly condition.
The Governor of Barbados, has by proclamation
OF April =, confirmed the perniflion granted in his
proclamation OF October Esd, to import all the arti
ees therein enumerated (bore5 eree6sed) into that i'll
and in neutral veiies, and from the u States until
the esd OF October next. Among thefe articles are
Hour, proviions, and grain of all kinds.
The governor Of Surinanl has iiTued .rocI.,,,,;
on to the fame effect.
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TREATY WITH RUSSIA.

E"i'aR eo f,irt-d C,eoifr Letter from rel6e31g5le
eeH1'eyei1 boys in Liyo1od 10 Dar eo,rej5ordsaf in
DS city, daied
LIVERPOOL, IJtb, 1905.
Since our letter Of yeaerday, we have received
ad9lces from London, Eating that tbs Treaty with
Hua which has been 70 long depending is fail to be
at lat brought to fort II oonclufon. On Thurlday
meiienger arrived with copy Of il ratified by the
Emperor OF Ru'Na. Ii IS deferihcd be treaty Of
teniive aud defenive take ciT, q however only IN
certain ege.:s. Tbs Emperor o! Euaia aiyula.cs to
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2s.
Ifall the accounts received are true, The mum.
Der OF Hips of war in the Wef-Indies mutt be
large we have therefore thrown the whole to-
gether, that the total may be feen at one view !;
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So that of the Englifh, French and Spanifh
public Hips of war, there mutt be in the Wet
Indies at leaf 90 or 100.
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LONDON, Nav 10.

LONDON, May 10.
"fIAty, Ap2L }6--Wc are now alrired that
the feet ri Lord Mellon has returned from Rqypt 20
tie reighbpufhood Of Touon. On the l2,h inf. a
acct was Geen near Porto Manr. o. on the Genoele
eosg, which was fu92ofed 20 be B1gHh.
Soa,e Tn Iliih regiments are cxpsSled at Malta -
AdVites were received ~ fhe Admiralty from Lord
Gdrluer yeilcrdsy. The Sect under his Lordfhips
command eorGted Of twenty eigh; fail Of the line ;
the e1y we're 4; Grgc anchor in Drea water com
plcely prepared 70. fc1. The aaual amount Of their
force is 10; aleI, bat & "a pppossd be !roa q to
- Gail Of :he inc.
The French, it Is brlirecd, have 1900 choice
troops board, and force will eonda of 5000 oil
CIR be9 n,,p. The s,h, 42d, ani on, Ris fad, are
Lxk tpm part of the expedition, but it Is not Jet
4 c.rraioiy if this will be the cafe. The
trla@A commenced tfeir march 70 Cork on
Msy.
May IL.
,urlg IL, about 9 s's.oek fPceial
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The hiP Savage capt. Dslanc, arrived at this port,
q: late hour laa evening" in ~ days from Liver
pool Capt D. has ob!iging!y favored the Editor Of
the Mercantile Advertier With London and Liver
p3O pape5s ANA iioyds hits the 18th of May in
culive. Inc following the noG important arti-
cles the papers contain.
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MOUNT SION raR snlr

'HEJt5syibrr egsrs|or( aie bbPiaatafion IL No,fJ-
4 D~bs,La7deonfiy, kno7oa By fbeRazs eff NOUN
StON. Ibs aboOe frS3 eo7iains oJsu 500 arr, an
y mlb i' sggai 10 any Iaadh 6af barf e the eopsf,,
Jo,/<yt1J # Jill, oad bas e.sIy yegnifie 10 male n
as,17f ff"afio" for geafeei family. TZsys b on Br
iard an excellent 6,iet @7orgr bO 70i eyyy essoso-
eafoT boc III, Fdrci on fbe naviyoble qoaf.r,off
Pofo7omeet, md eonmaad r~eDtf 0is7v Of Hc,jy,,
u 0ery eoa0eaica 10 ~, eyey5 s. ami l. 7.bja on,
day. Jah q Hhsaad,ia Norfoil, and Bait1o,e 9s,z,
@lDs INT 7oiH6 malt t7o7oa ty qe6gs@fira 10 mr..
I1''y BAii, sOt0 rSJss on he k'ad or lo1eGbfy5,y.
JEK1-LL JONES.
NJ. n Tbr ab20s S'Gpsytt an beiGvliy he Eq on
me .fyT dlg ef ds Noyf5Rnba-ls7S Dig,ia Cogyf,
7'tySff me 2d II 1>eimss!5I jnsf E5s.a ofbtfoys.
bf,y 3. fsfE
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TO Sc SOLD, FOR CASH.

am re9ueR.d by Davii Pattefon, Iunr to expofe
for ta!e, as tiuitee, the whole o- 10 much of the
properly N the tru deed conveyed, bearing date the
gan February, 1904, eoniiitirg of the following
HAYES, VIZ. JACK, lad, Tom, hoy, KATE and her
three children, Billy, SALLY ard HENRY SvcKY,
AUG her two children named FANNY aud JIErsR scN;
as aiio MOLLY, gill; IN order to fatisy debt due
ron laia David Fatteicn, Jsrrto Benjamin Hatcher
agreeab!y to the tenor Of the iaia de.d l.h;e C.
VIII certainly take place tie 9s.h day Of septe,,,-
Der next, at the dwelling houie of the id David Pat
teton, IN the town OF Maucheaer.
GEORGE MccREDIE, T,4qss
Manchester, Augu!t 10. (ep.ds)
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

IA" A'0ay from I'd. (ns,6er Tbpyfs, Tire SIT izG.
MY apprentice Boy, by the name of CHARLES
lFI MASON BARLOW, lie is remarkably ilous
nace, fair complexion, light hair, and blue eyes, be-
tween nneteen and twenty years of age clothes not
remembered his relations principally refde in Han
over and Caroline for which places iuppofe he will
make. He has ALTO. believe, fome connexions in o.
range county, poiibly he may have drecied his courf
that way Whoever will deliver the faid apr entce
boy TO me, or iceure him in fome jail, 70 that get
him again, Hiali receive the hove reward Ard
moreover forewarnall pcrons from !arbolrng or en-
poying the faid apprentice boy, as am determined
to puniih all fueh, to the utmoR rgour of the law
DAVID HOLLOWAY
AuguA OF. (r ow.
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VILLAIN McCA8R
MIXER, RIcHA4oND .
Auguh 81.

WdTCH MIXER, RICHMOND;
DRESENTs his fincere thanks to his nn,,,.-o,.
i friends, and the public, who have generouflv IA
voured HIM with their cuftom and informs them.
sha' ne has laffiy removed las Nlop houle oppo-
the attention he is determined to oberve, to rel. =
continuance Of their patronage
The bufinefs hereafter win be carried on bv nIc.
Case and Walker They hope, from iifpoiition 70
pleate, TO give general iatisfaclion All comman6s :,
the line OF their protection will be promptly attended
to, aud mott faithfully dii,harged.
Auguh 20.
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NOTICE.
I)ec.4.

MAT by Virtue of Deed in Trua. executed
2 to the iub!crbers, by Jereiniah Burton, and
NaloT John Price, for the purpofe of rating the f-
verai iums OF money therein, and alto the COTS and
charges attendant upor the execution of the fame.
we HALL on Wedneiaay the 18th day of September
next, at the Vendue Office Of Mefirs. ProAer and
Moncpre IN this city, espofe fae, by public auai-
ron to the hgheh bidder for ready money, atra6t OF
SId lying IN the County of Henrico upon the three
LnOPe1 koad' about ten or twelve miles from this
pace laid to contain one hundred acres be the fame
more Or lefs; being the fame tract which was con-
yeyed by Merrill Jones to the laid Jsrniah Burton by
deed bearing date the 9Th day of AuguR 1901, and
duly admitted torecord in the Office Of Henrco cours
and wasdeviled by the teanent and lat will of VIII
liam Jones, deed, to the aforefaid Merrill Tones.
SAMUEL McCRAW, .
GEO; W. SMITH, { 1'YfH'
Augut 81. IDS
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He fnbfcriber is authorized 70 barter Tor other
wife difpoie of very VARIABLE and productive
property in the upper country, which is eaimated by
the proprietor, to be worth between 80 and 10000
dollars but he will be perfectly willing that its eafl
value ihall be adjudged by diG9;treacd men.
Virginia Bank locl will he taken III exchange, and
very liberal price allowed
7 he above mentioned property ftuated in heal
thy country, about 10 miles above this place. aud
within 10 miles Of James river.
THOMAS NoRVELL.
Auguh 23.-(G.
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NOTICE.

y a Petition will be preienfed to the General az.
n ienby Of Virginia, at the next FELTON,. PRAYING
thR an az may PATS to incorporate a company for
the purpoie of cutting Canal on the fouth Gde ~
the Fails OF James River otherwife irnproyine the
navigation OF the river for the pafage of Battesnx
ana alo Tor the eitablibmelt of Bank in the town
Of Manchefer. Auor(l ~ fanr.I ''' WI
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In RosIan Catholic choichei, the two Gdes Of the
church are dingihed BY The terms, the gofpel fde,
und the ePi6lc ide. T.
I Model is the name eiven aiRomc to the males
and females who hire themfelves fuch srtf, as with
to lludy the human form after ii. life T..
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haoed.y tie :eb day % September, at is s'eiaet, at
aec
a Ii. that TRACT OF LAND, late Pretty
"A Thornton, Efquirc's, f,uatrd in Northum-
berland county, Virginia, lying Immediately on
the Posorrac River. The following Description is
gwen of this property by perions well acquainted
with it =" 1t contains $500 acres, ZOO of
which the rnoR valuable low grounds the river
between and 900 acres heavily timbered, and the
remainder very high land, extremely productive The
foil of this tra is equal any in tie a,e for the cu-
tivation Of wheat, tobacco, slotly, and imat
grain 81 all kinds. On ,histra9 axe large eommo-
doas Brick Manion ilouie and two Offices, Large
Brick Srab'e, Eaisable Barn, Cow HOTTIE, and mary
other out-bouics. The Orchards and Garden contain
variety Of valuable ir, trees and the waters abound
with excellent fin and cy acrs. 1t is ;uated about
days fail from Baltimore, Alexandria, and Norfolk
There are two good mill ieats fer grit and faw mill.
on the eha,e, and plenty OF cedar aud cheut timber,
for which excellent nid ket may be found at tho
City OF Wall,iustor'
The terms Of tale areene fourth can, one fourth
in year. oefrurti in months, and the relid,.c
ntwo years from the day of fac. The payments to
eiecnted by hond i,h mortgages ON the pren.iiv.
and to ne Oil intcre.l from she day Of Gale
For furiher information, application may he made
| il behalf of the fublcriher, Thomas Robn.on to
<ielard Peters Iun. attorney at law in the city Of
Paladeli hia, to William Lewis in the fame civ
iphiiadelpha}
/, THOMAS ROBINSON
lv w. LEWIS.
liz
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MILITARY CERTIFICATES

'oR SALE, Certificates Of this Date, bearing in
tereit OF per cent. and receivable at the Jrea-
Jury Tor all arresrages of taxes prior to the year
WILLIAM PlIC2, Cafhr. Genl. N. A. $.
May 10. If.
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with Boots Shoes as well as If they were on the
ipot........A-the length of the Boot..C-round the
GalE...B-the pitch of disto--D-round the heel ana
inifep....E-round the nfer..G--acrols the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel againG perpendicular, and
Rick knife the end Of the great toe-let down in
figures the number Of inches and quarters i'll the diff
ierent meatures. January l. eptf
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TO BR SOLD. n2R. CdsY

I Am r.queffed By David Pattefon, Iunr TO expnfe
Tor iaIe as tru!tee, the whole or 70 nuch of the
property in the trut deed conveyed, bearing a-e the
10th day OF April laf, confftrg of the foesving
haves, viz. JACK. a lad, Tom, boy, KATE and her
children, BILLY, SALLY and HENRY SuckY, and
her two children named FANNY and IErrxRsox /;
asaiio Molly, girl ; in order to fatsfy deb, due
FROM the faid David Patteion Jurr. Lyle and Me-
Credie, agreaby to the Of the fad deed which
aie will certainly take place the 2sth day of Sep
tember next, at the dwelling houe OF che fd David
Patteion, in the town Of Manchester
JAMES +. Hitch, 7.vese.
Manehefer, Augun 10. teptds) s.
he fubfcriber, anxious difcharge every Jun
a debt which ne owes, will 1T she fame time and
place offer for iale for ready money! the redue Of his
property Tor the benefit OF his creditors confing of
HOUSEHOLD and HITCHEN FUR NTrURE,
TIVE good HORSES aid fur,dry other ARTICLES
DAVID PATTESON
Manchester, -Auguf 10. (eptds.)
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MANUFdCgUR ZIP.
AiAIN-sTRRFT pIcu,,nrn

y q AXES Boots & Shoes
I'VE to any pattern or fafh-
ion, equal i'll point of Ma
TERiALs and WoaKMAN-
shIr to any in general uGe.
Er Imported BooT 5 and
ShoEs, Of the firft quality
and newell fafhion, for fale.
.. Gentlemen at a diC-
tanee, who are diipoted TO
forward me their meaGrre,
+ by paying attention TO the
annexed cut, can be fitted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
ELLIS q ALMN,

SAVE JUST RRcEIttp, PIP THE SHIP MA.
ny, FROM LiVkPooL!
L'OJTR hundred Sacks d SALT. Tivcy,oo1
\ GIicd.--Alfo, few dozb EaDan sII1vFiG
and SPADES which with fmber Of articles in the
hardware ime' rerder' there irment pretty general
Auguit q (iaw 4wl
THE HIGHEST FRfCE tTNiAsH) WILL In al.
VEN At THIS OFiCF FOR
CLEAN LiN6N = PTTON RAGS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02

An easrossed oil. I" Est .shine Sc.
yersi towns" was read third time. and
seversi blacks therein iiIrd up. ard pass
ed.
An engrossed lii. g Establishing seve.
raj new ferries, ard euereasing ne rates
81 former ones" was read third time !;
and passed. 1
40 engrossed BILL. For The relief oil
sreeial bail in GER aim cases" was read
Third tine, and the tile amended; aud
pssse,i.
40 engfossed bill, Auihotising John
Bale 10 boild q soil bridge over James
Hner," vas r.ad third time and several
BLANKS therein fiiled up; and passed.
ordercd, That the clerk, do carry the
said bills to the Senate and desire their
concurrence.
The orders of the day on a bill " To
prevent slaves being brought into this
staie," and on the state Of the Common
wealth. being read;
O,~iered, That the same be put OF III
Mondsy next.