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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-12
SATURDAY, JANUARY -, 1905,

The question being then put upon the resolu.
ton as amended, it was agreed to by the house.
The fourth solution being read second time,
motion was made to amend the same, by strik-
ing out at the end thereof thewords be reject.
ed, and inserting in lieu ofthem the words 6 is
reasonable - and the question Being put upon
the proposed amendment
1t passed in the Affirmative
ne question being then put upon the resol,l- +
ton as reported, it was agreed to by the house.
Ordered, That bills be brought in pursuant to
the second and fourth resolutions, and that the.
same.
Mr.. Alexander presented, from the committee
of claims,
A bill, Authorising the Auditor to give ere.
dit to Francis White, for his list of iilsolvents
and delinapents for the year 1908, upon certain
conditiohs'';
a bill, S Increasing the salaries OF the inspec-
tors of tobacco, III tlic town of Petersslrg and.
bin, 6 Making provision for improving and
keeping in repair the road from Niockcrson cap
to Poweli's valley in The county OF Lee,o which
were seyeraliy received and ordcretl to lie on the
table
Ordered, That Mr. Price be addedto the con-.
mittee Of claims and Mr. Du-Val to the com
I'aiee on the subject of the Lower navigation Of
James river.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-12
House cf Delegates Of Virginla.

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-12
It RI ID a " Jan,,arv ALI !

II = ! ID A X, JANUARY 4th, 1905.
communication from the Senate by their
clerk
The Senate have passed the bill, intituIed,
act RENTING q fine to the heirs of Thomas An
derson, deceased .
They have also passed the bin, intitnled. An
act TO prevent the hauling of SENS at certain pla
raj amendments, 10 which they desire the con
curyence ofthe House of Delegates.
The house forthwith proceeded to consider The.
sud amendments; and the same being twice read.
were, ON the question being put theyeupon. =
greed to by the house
Ordered, That the clerk acqliaint the Senate
herewith.
An ensrossed bill, g Authorising Talbot God.
win to erect toll bridge from the town of Suf.
folk over tile eastern branch of Nansemond ri-s
ver," was read third time, and several blanks
therein hied up, and passed.
An engrossed bill, G Z o amend and carry into
effect the several acts, providing for the oen;rsy
a road from the upper navigation of lanes river
to the upper navigation of Kanawha,' . was read
a third time, and passed.
Oraere9, That the Clerk do carry the said bills
to the Senate aiddesire their concurrence.
3 "A bill, 9 TO amend and explain the act. passa
ed on the 2oth day Of January, 1904, intit,,Ied
an act, 9 Concerning proceedings in CIap5e,,
~ sao lof ouler purposes was read second
time, and,
On motion made
oraered, TO be committed to the. committee
who reported the same, and that Messrs. Sem
pie and 3. Harrison be added 10 that committee.
blu, 10 amend The act, intit,sed, an act.
70 incorporate the trustees Of Washington Hen
ry Academy, in the county Of Hanover, and.
bill, :" To raise by way Of lottery or Iotte-
RES sum Of money for the purpose Of erecting
seminary of learning at the Hot Springs, in Bath
county, were severalIy read a second time, and
ordered to be engrossed and read third time
MIR. Johnston presented, from the committee
Tor courts ofjustice, a bill, (Which was COMMIT
ted " Autlorising certain rcgimcntal and bat
talon courts of inquisy TO be held in RefkeIey
county" with an amendment, which was twice
read and agreedto by the house
Cfeefed, That tie said bill, with the amend
Inent, be engrossed and read third time
The house, according TO the order Of the day.
resolved itself into committee OF the whole
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land; but ifat "a company Ct fobe,
and difcreet ITeculators, and of New.
England too, being about purchaGus
an immenle quantity of land for .
great fun Of money. lhould be ignor,
ant Of what every body knows, and
of what they ought to know l,onet
than any body ellie, is circumltance
too unaccountable and extraordinary
for me to believe that it really exits -
/ iho"ld rather think that the 5pcculas-
ors of New England, fober and diC-
Greet as they title themfe|ves to be,
found the bargain 70 good and 10
tempting, the means Of p'eadin, is.
norance Of fraud committed in the orr
ginal purchafe 70 ealy, the means on
the part of the fate Of Georgia or its
vendee, to prove the notice fo difficult
that the fober and difcreet lpeculators
Of New-Engand thought it advilable
to make gambling bargain, expecting
that the two exuemities Of the United
States being engaged in the fame ipe-
'culation, they would combine their
force and Influence to press hard upon
the centre, and fave through the con-
fKf their speculation either in the
whole or in part. Other lirorg Cir.
.cumitances lead Fill more TO believe
that the New England company were
we'll aware Of the danger which did
exit in making purchaGe from the
Georgia land companies; and that they
were taking unufuaIriiques upon them
ielves; this appears clearly from the
face OF their deeds, not only the CO.
venant of warranty is fpecial infead
Of being general; but another extra
ordinary covenant is entered upon by
which the Georgia Miliiiippi company
" is not liable to the refunding OF any
money in coniequence of sny deiect
in their title from the fate Of Georgia,
if any fuch there ihould hereafter az
pear to be- Was not fuch covenant
tmelIing itrongly the fand whlch lhe:
Georgia grant was iirongiy imp.egnat-
ed with j.? Could the New Eng taai
company take more clearly every riquc
upon thcm!e!veso Could thay move
expressly preclude thcmtelycs froCs
every remedy in law or equity IT caIc
of evaiion.
(Te5e continurG.)
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March g..
ELIAS BOTHER,

King Rrsst, near WaMIngton Frest,
n SPEC FULLY iriorns his triends and
n he runl.c thar he has o. hand few Ia
dies and eeu,lstaen.' SADDLES & BRiDtES
n. slfo makes all kind ct coach and G. IL
HARNESS, plated and bra(s n,oun,ed-Wag.
oon and car, Harnefs ard Collars Of all kinds
Fire buckets. Military Furniture, &c. 20 be
fold en- reafonable terms.
March 6. t4tf
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August the 9th, we were engaged sup
plying the bombs and sua-boats with am
muni,ion and stores, and getting eve,v
thing in readiness for an attack the momenc
commodore Barron should arrive AMI
make tie signal. cannot but regret thar
cnr naval establishment is so limited, as -
deprive mt OF the means and glory Of com.
pletely subduing the naughty tyrant It
Trpoli, while in the chief command, J.:
will however afford me satisfaction to Civ.
my successor all the assistance in nv pow
err. At 3 P. NJ. went on board The Ar
gus for the purpose Of accommodating the
harbor Of Tr;poli, We stood in towards th=
town, and were near being sunk ny the
enemy's fire. One Of their heaviest shcs
which struck about three feet short Of thu
water line, raked the copper Der bot
tom under water, and cut the plank half
through. In The evening the wind blew
strong from the N. N. T. The scu'dron
weighed and kert unler sail all night. lho
day following we anchored, Iripsi bear
ing S. S. w. miles distant. Vt 10 Il.
M. the French consul hoistsd white fig
at his flagstaff under the na.!o. al colours.
which was signal that the Bashaw was
ready to treat. l sent boar into the hare
bour and and took this opportunity to fbr-
ward captain Bsinbridge and his officers,
letters from their frieods; the boat wa.
not allowed to land, but returned in th:
afternoon and brought me a letter advising
that the Bsshaw was ready to receive 500
dollars for the ransom Of each Of the pti-
soners. and terminate the war without any
consideration for peace or tribute this is
$4,000 dollars less than was demanded
previous to the action of the third inst.
These terms ! die not hesitate to reject.
as Twas Informed by captain Chauncy thar
twas the expectation Of our government
Oh the arri. al Of four frigates. to obtain the
release Of the officers and crew OF the PHI
laislshia without ransom and dictate tho
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Benjamin Shreve, JUNIOR,
Has inf received, rer fchooner Dovs, Captain
Thomas from Portland,
AND TOR SALE,
o. barrels New-England Rum,
IL hogheass retailing M-lailes
pipe Lcndcn particular Madeira Wine,
10 barrels picked Pollock.
February zS.
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THIS day landing,
From Brig HARMONY, at Laavre/0s'i wharf,
aad for sa'e, oy
LAWRASON & FOWLE,
on faid wharf;
10 bales Beerboon gurrahs
% cheas young hyton1
do. imperial TEAS,
do. 6uchong feftbe katte mfsr.
8 hal. Chef, DO, Of, ,ansa,.
forcrior quality, J
Nsw-EngIand Rum, in hoglheads
aadhauels.
IS hhts. retailing MolaGes
pipes oil proof Cogniac Brandy
bait l'pe cid London PARTICULAR Madsir'
Wine
90 boxes mould and diPs Candle,
llo Go. browo Soap
Z, do. freh Chocolate
70 bbis. Bottom prime Beef
70 Go. do. do. PofsS
caks winter trained Spesm
s DO. whale }OIL.
A few bbIs. brown Tanners
Z trunks ladies' Morocco Shoes
do. of Morocco Pocket Books Cotton
and Morocco SufpsndeIs
do. OF rack and FIRE Combs.
ON HI Nd,
A few pieces Oh fra quality Ru0ia and heavy
Ravens Duck, Saving Twine. Sc.
Fehsuaiy IS. d
e. An active, intelligent Lao, i 4
or IS years of age, will be taken as an
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Coty ofa letter t-0as l0m@>.1ore Profile to
the Secretary q tie NaOy.
Accompany ing the Presidents NEE
sage, inserted in the Advertiser, of Wei
nesday, the 9th ultimo
(Lontimed.t,
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TaNolutaon Of PartneyJh,p.

The partnerihip of Finley 6 Lynn
is this day tlifIolve by mutual content. All per.
fon. having ciaims seaina the faid firm are re.
ou.Red to apply for pay nent to Oliver P: Finley,
who is duly authorized to adult and iessle the
fame.
o. P. Finley,
Adam Lynn.
So The hardware buGnefs will be
continued at the fame place by
O. p. Finley.
March 9.
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e. An active, intelligent Lao, "a
or IS years of age, will be taken as an
Apprentice, BY the Printer hereof.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-11
MILLS FOR SALE.
Tx aBJc,ibes e6sr FIR Jalt, that Oaia0bk fas'
perry, hap7ua BY tbe name IF
COLUM BIZ NJ ILL,

Situated on the fouth bank Of Major Abrabam's
creek, below the confluence of the Kenderhook
and Clsverack creeks, about half mile from the
channel Of the North river, and four miles North
of Hudfon, being one of the bef Rrcams in the
fate of New York, four run of burr.fone are
erected 10 the mill, together with all the machine
ry, contributed in the bea and mott convenient
manner for the mandatory Of -four. The wa
ter is navigable along ade Of the mill for boats
drawing 5 feet wafer. The advantages which
this 6tuation affords for the mandatory OF
aour are numerous, and viii be btit appreciated
by any perfon wiihing to engage IN that line or
bufnels, by view of the pfcmEes.
For price and terms Of payment, which will be
made eafy to the purchsler, and to whom an IN
dispu,ablc title will be given. Apply to
Eliiha Perkins, at Albany,
q Z,
John Atop, at Hudion.
September 9. colm
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This is to give Notice,

'~y~HAT the iubfcriber, of Charles county,
4 in the fate of Mary land, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of Alexandria county,
in th. ditricf of Columbia, letters of adminiffa
ton on the pedonsl eRate Of Euseb M4gudtr
Lyes, late of the county laf aforsfaid, decealed,
with copy of the deceaied's will annexed all
perfons having claims asainlt the faid decea(fd,
are hereby warned to exhibit them With the
vouchers thereof, to the fnbicriber, on or before
the 9Th day of March next, othcrwiie they may
by law be, excluded from all benefit Of the laid
eitate. Given under my hand this 5th DAY of
September, 1909.
William H. Lyles, Adm'r.
N. B. All perfons indebted to the laid efate
are requeaed to make immediate payment to tic
administrator.
September s. aaw2m
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aaW2pl
TO BE LET.

The HOUSE on Fairfax freet now
occupied by MIR. James H. Hooe. Podefloa
will be given on the drR of Jolly. Apply ts
MIR. JOHN TUCKER, of Alexandra. The va.
want LOTS on King, Columbus, and Wahing.
ton ftree,s the LOTS on the Mall, lately adj.
terrified for fale or any other Lots belonging
to the fablcriber, for fale by him, on realonable
terms. STEPHEN COOKE.
Lcefburp, Nav IL. law
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PUBLIC SALE.
September @.

PURSUANT to Deeds of Truf from Philip
L Wanton TO the fubfcriber will be !old'on the
premifes, at public auction, at II o'clock, a. NJ.
on the 9Th Cay of October, eniuing,
SIX Lots Of Ground,
Handsomely fitua..d on Stump Fill, abou; two
miles welt from Alexandria, deicribed IN the
plat of aid TRACT by the numbers 10, lG, 20,
as, "a, and D, lying in on: body, aud contain
about 36 acres, being fbjca 10 pay of the on,
ginal pcrchaCe money two infainlentS doe I'd
January and I'd Boly pat, in amount SCI 1890
dolisrs-The terms of truf are CASH; bat
fone credit will be allowed on satisfactory lecu-
rity.
In like manner, wiU be Sold,
In the town of CentreUillt, IS miles from Alex
andria, at / O'Clock, on the Iath Gay OF &C.
tober next,
A valuable Lot Of Ground, toge-
Their with the improvements thereon ccuaftIng
of good Frame Dwelling Houle, Tanocry OF
Vats, Bark. Houfe, sc. convenient for the tan-
ming buines.
Samuel Craig, TryI2ss.
September z. eotl
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Tor Sale, on a hyera! e..
OR WILL BE EXCHANGE NJ
Far 'mtreVed Propy.y ., Grand D..
an9'ia, Gee,ge. Ts4ca, Or wo "ssIiM q.
One-half, or the WHO'LL s"'i
OF The LOM.G54nro
Containing 1850 acres sfro

Coara,a,"s 1890 aer'' # Laui-
CITUATED three miles fIon =
- Falls OF Potomac, in the County NJ >; ; Ht,,
On the po& road from Alexandra s,t StaI.,
of Wilmington, twenty miles tom - =; ~rY
and fourteen from tie latter. NY 'Iru
On this land is the qgeN kns,ys w.,
half way between Alexandria AID Ls,b ' =,
The buildings are conve..i:ut and poo l,' - g.
alton for public honfc is inferio. to ~, | l.s
fore nigh; b: sGabllhed here to ady,n,.'
This property can be divided 10 :, ia
equal proportion OF woodland to each ,r r.
is no tract Of the fame fze, in tn. cou,'n '.sF
is better wstered, that has larger proDo,,i,s va
valuable meadow, nor none in the fat. on W.
PIsifer Of Paris anfwers better. Hay u..,, 'leo
as ready fac as at Wellington Or 4.v,.s VII
There are on il two Mi!l.Seats, a Stou. on
and an excellent f,uation fox di;ii,.,Sr %ii
psaranees Of copper ore are very Rrons en- 49,. 2
the lard that adjoins the Nine Traa, b.Ic ivy
to Lcrd TauktrVile and cthe,s, rs
A L S O,
A Plantation, containing 400 afro
Of coed Lincfone Land, Etu.ted wrbjn ,rlr.
miles of Winchefer ! OF Newtown, ard hmm
the Shenandoah river, which is n,w er,,nn
One half the tract is in heavy ;iubcr Ia, NOD "a
proportion CT meadow, and is well wa,e,t3
A L S Q,
A T'raet of Land, containing as
acres, in the dittn6t of Columbia, on .Cp, NJ nj.
run, between 7 and 8 miles from Alss.rd,A
and about 4 from George, Town or Wsairr,
ton.
More than half this land is in Yalrsb. tin
Der, has large quarry OF building Zone, and i
we'll watered, the Improvements are rlif.,nt
l, has feveral elegant settles for building, tia
command Project of the city Of Wshngton
and adjacent country.
!. S W IFT.
Sep.. 6. eoy
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Mufc0I hl72rument g Cabinet
MANDATORY,
In Prisce, rear Watey f,tet, ALEXANDRIA,
Ry TOHN HRS.

D4 JO1iN OELLENO;
VN7HO begs leave to inform the ladie. and
w gentlemen of Alexandria AMI the asia.
cent towns and country, that he builds and re.
pairs-churcb, chamber, and barrel Organs ALTO
nsakes and epalrs HarpGchords, Piano Fortes,
organized ana plain, and has on hand, for fale
Violins, Flutes, Flies, Reeds, Strings, &c. an
afortmcnt of Mufc, confaing of Songs, Sanotcs,
Duets, infrudions for the different inltuments.
He alto offers his fervices for tuning the above
inRruments on reafonable terms. ANY orders
left at the above place will he thankfully received
and pnuetualy attended to.
p A ffeady Cabinet Maker, be.
ing good workman, will meet with encourage
meat BY aPplJiag at the above place.
May s. d7,, ,aw
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
CaAay IF d'exardria, II:

AgAyY " 1te@9"13I1B IL
June Term, 1905.
Ferdinand Ms.aelier AID John
gang, t,adlag under the
firm of Marteller & Young,
Conplaicants, agGiaf,
Sanud Crouafon, and Co. and I'm Cbaaesy.
Iohn Tucker, the Chairman
Of the Maria- Inlurauce
A5acia,ion Of the town of A.
lexand,ia, Defendants,
The faid defendants Samuel Croud-
Ion aod co. not having entered their appearance,
end given fstuIity, according to tbs at OF aicm-
sly, and tAs rules OF this court, and il appearing
90 the Es.isfaaion OF the court, upon afiiayit,
tasf he isid defendants Samuel Cfoudfon and Co.
are not iahabitants of this dihria, on molten of
th. compliments by their council, il is orde,ed,
that the faid defendants, Samuel Croudfon, and
Co. do appear here, on the tirt day OF November
term next, and enter their appearance 20 the uit,
and give iecurity for reforming the DEGREES OF the
court, and that the other defendant, John Tuck.
er. Chairnan of the Marine In(urance AGociation
OF Alexandra, do nor pay away, convey or ie-
crete, che debts by him owing 70, or the etste or
effects, in his hands belonging TO the laid a5ient
defendants, Samuel Croudlon and Co. until the
further order or decree OF tine court, and that
copy of this order, be forthwith inherited for two
months iucce6ively in both Of the puolic neTlPs-
pers publihed in this county, and that another CO.
by be pot.d AZ tic front door of the court houfe
otfaid county.
a csfy,
TRsT,
G. DENEALE, g. G.
Auguh 81. Iawzm
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FOR SALE,
AuguR 81.

The FARM ON Ubgch | AUe,
CONTAINING between 5 and 600 acres
I oil level Land, well adapted in genera to
receive the Platter of Paris as E'anure--on the
poa. road fron the City of Warrington to Port
Tobacco, an about miles below Ptlcataway.
On il is every ncceGary building, plenty OF ex.
cellsnt fprng water and pump at the door
fruit trees in abundance add great variety, al
excellent kitchen garden, feveral clover lots,
fome valuable low meadow ground, and wood
and timber to lait many years. Perions wiihng
10 purchalc, it is prefumrd will view the Premlt
Is previous to any contract, and therefore fur
ther deicription is unnscefary
I'll fell the land, it lhal be given up to the
purcha(:r n January next-And previous to that
time, will fell
Hi my moUeabIe PROPERTY 8 CROP
made, with Tonne fen excebhon5.
Beiag extremely in6rm and unable to manage
fam, my Object is to retire to iome town OF
city and fpend rhe remnant OF my lite.
The terms of fae will be--One third OF the
parchafe money in hand, one third a, the end OF
Ia months from the day of fale, and the remain.
ing one third at the end Of two years, with legtl
interea thereon. Bonds with lecufity, and a
lien on the land, will be required.
George Lee.
Charles County, May A.. sswd
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C. DENEALE, c. c.
Iawzm.
DISTRICT, OF COLUMBIA,
Coanty Off ALfxandyfa, M
Adgaf

-
June Term, 1906.
William Thornton Alexander, I
Complainant,
Agaiss
Stephen Cook, James H. Hooe, In Cbaaeesy.
Rober, T. Hose, Robert E.
vans, Robert Smith and Pc.
ter Billy, defendants,
THE Defendant, Stephen Cooke,
nct having entered his appearance and given iscu.
rity according TO the act of aaem5ly and the
rules of this court; and il appearing to the IA.
tisfaetlon OF the court, upon aft iavit, that the
iaid Stephen Cooke is not an inhabitant of this
di&fitt; on motion Of the cosplsinant, by his
council, it is ordered, That the laid defendant
do appear here on the fra day Of November
term next, and enter his appearance to the fuit
and give iecurity for performing che DEGREES of
the court; and that the ether defendants James
II. .Hooe, Robert T. Hooe, Robert Evans, Ro.
bert Smith, and Peter Billy, do not pay away,
convey, or fecrete, the debts by them owing to,
or the efste or effesss in their hands belonging
60 the laid asfsnt defendanr Stephen Cooke, I'm.
tA the further order or decree Of the court and
that copy of rhis order be forthwith publithed
Tor two months lucceGveiy, in both of the pub
lie newspapers publilhed in this county, and that
anoshes copy be poaei at she front deer of the
court horfs of iaid county.
Il Cpy,
TEsr,
G. DENEALE, c. ..
AuguR 81, 1awsm
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
c64zfy If Asseand,ia, 4.
Iune Term, 1895.
June Term, 1895.
WIIian Riley, Complainant,
Agaisf In cbaxesry.
Adam Doasl.ls and John . e'A.''''
and Thos. Vowel, Defendants, }

~
Adam Douglafs ana John
and Thos. Vowel, Defendants, }
The defendant Adam Douglas, not
having entered his appearance and given iecurny'
according TO the act of aGembly, and the rules
of this court, and it appearing 10 the iatisfattlon
of the court, upon aft iavit, chat the fad defend
art Adam D,aglafs, is not an inhabitant OF this
difria, on motion of the complainant, oy his
council, it's ordered, THAI the faid defendant A
dam Douglas, do appear here on the hth Gay
OF November tern next, and enter his appearance
to the fu,, aud giys lecurity for performing inc
decree, OF the court, and that the other defendants
John and Thomas Vowel, 90 not pay away
convey, or fecrete the debts BY him owing to, or
the eftate, or effects in their hands, belonging to
the faid abfent defendant Adam Douglas, uatil
the further order or decree of the court and that
copy of this order, be forthwith inherited, IN
both Of the public newspapers, publilhed in this
county, for two months fuccefively, and that a.
mother copy. be ported at the font door OF the
court huule of faid county.
ACe4p
TEST,
C. DENEALE, c. c.
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