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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-08

~ :" OF ku4fSS III OluSC. 1r+t Ar-Ne aZrF ssat
Cowpcr.
We now return with mingled emotions
of satisfacti0n and to apprehension, the con-
temptation of the main object of our inqui-
.ry. We find satisfaction in finding that
our lives are secured from the attacks of
private vengeance by the barrieraof natural
right and the express injunctions OF divine
authority, mingled with apprehension lest
we should find a constitutional deficiency,
or inability to exclude the violators from
promotion. Let us, however, as proposed
take a short view of the principles, con-
struuction and combination of the govern
ments of the union and of the states, tor a
power adequate to III wishes.
The form Of the federal government IS es-
sentially republican, and we find, by the
fourth section of the fourth article OF that
compact, that a republican form of govern.
ment is guaranteed to every state in the mi.
on. ~
Political writer's assert, that public virs
tue is the active principle of republican
governments. The very institution of pc.
pular elections is evidently founded on the
presumption, that the people possess, not
only penetration to distinguish, but also
virtue to elect none bat the sons OF virtue
to exalted stations. This presumption Is
the first foundation aud possulation of re.
publicanism. To suppose that a republic
can exist in its purity, without this, is
folly, absurdity, madness. It IS virtue a.
lone that upholds, supports and actuates il.
and without this it must sink into anarchy,
or despotism. The legislative is the most
important branch Of the civil authority, and
Of course it is the most essential to have
this department filed with men of virtue.
IF the laws originate in vice and depravity
-if they flow from criminal and corrupt
heats, they will not be founded on correct,
principles, nor can they secure the blessings
of liberty.
Faults in the life breed errors in the brain,
g And thefe reeiproeally rhofe again"
IF such men be admitted to the mos,
important, they certainly may to the &C.
ordinate and subordinate branches. We
may have a Legislature, an executive and a
judiciary of murderers. We may bestow.
on them offices after Offices until prescrip-
ton renders crimes an essential qualifca-
ton for promotion. Deplorable indeed,
: must be such a condition. This, then,
will afford an answer to the first part of our
enquiry. VIZ see that virtue is the princi-
pie of republicanism: The wanton de-
ssruction Of the life Of another can in no
case, be a virsas. On the contrary all ma.
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!, to,,,.a 81 Pierre chouteas, Esq.
2 fhs nOu, down to the ground n less
bssa s soass. ' L happened IN January.
|an NO n -, furnished house on this side
was ,Ds mountains. His loss must
! =. A, .,s's 5000 dollars, for ne lost we
bouns g +, { certainly a public calamity
'n'n e,..r s a~generous, worthy man:
|. We last night received the news :. g.
wilkinson being our Governor:
Fl .nsral character, l should sup.
|ors a. Ssll calculated for the task, and
Fs aiaa .he props steps 10 the beginning:
taS'pS ) no doubt he viii do, ne will
pen III ;nbabitants of this country the
% the most docile, and easy 60
Ps y a.onle ia the world, provided only
as ..' heir confidence in she beginning.
gaS - J few here, aud in several parts
ps .. district; some late corners, and
5 .,hers who lived here under the Spa
sossrnment, which 10 fact, loaded
! s;,b kindness. These persons have
. sl,morous they would be- so it
r..0ch. or even the Turks had got pos
I'm &C this eountry All they want IS
,Os..s and fishes. These persons are
! i horror aud contempt by all the old
B@,b;,auts. They are but very few and
p'yI ,b- Governor, on his arrival give
:, ,.v footing or encouragement, ne will
|nre himself, and do the United States a
b~.service.
/. +, was 4 most fortunate circumstance,
/ i. iahabitants of this country, and for
4 IToited States, that such men as capt.
bdjau and governor Harrison were at
"a = act d this disirist. Fhey have
ss-ysdly gained the esteem OF the inha-
tan,s.
/. The following premiums are given by
obscure individual, to the inhabitants of
TIllage, called Florisans, or St, fsrdin-
about fifteen miles from ST. Louis.
NJ village consists of about sixty very
or families; all French. 1t is the most
husful village I ever saw, as to situation,
/ extremely healthy. The people are
y indolsut; but when you r told, that
u give TWO, aud sometimes three BUSH
Of wheat, for a pound of coffee, which
y all drink as they do tafia, you will not
surprised that they should be poor.
PREMIUMS.
uEMp oo FLAX
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U.s.Gaz.)
From The Boston Centinel,
POLITICAL EXAMINER.
No-IV.
sc ChoeGng rather far

"Chooing rather far
Q A dry but independant oruG hard earnd
&C And eaten with q figh, than to endure
"The ragged irowns and infolent rebufs
I" of knaves in Office.
Cowper.
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1CLOATHING.

AA I'D
5 Dollars for every family who ~refrains
pa coffee and tafia for one year from
arch last.
~ Dollars for every decent young m y
: @arf'ss 40 orphan girl. and;sessles in
Ais0, 70, 9 ard 6 dollars, for the bes.
IL suits Of cloaths.
nus individual has furnished them
: as,apsesd, which they are abou. sow.
ne WILL furnish them a weaver at his
s1penee. He advances them looms,
lung wheels, cards, hackles, &c. and
ea.;I H. soors articles in payment for the
.asss people dance about.six months
eaf' and all they can pc. is spent in
Eoa ms person has made q calcu-
saa shews that every family must
~ Ie course Jf 30 years, 1000 dol
Il snovlng only i2 balls in the year, and
sas expsnces to each family would be
s uoAars to each ball ; that wi.hthe
IaS aud a day LOST preparing for, aud
'0s' sleeping after the ball allowing
81 each family to be two dollars
4, sas' which he says will make in all
IL. NAousand dollars. He offers them a
gratis IN the village for six balls ia
rsas Provided they viii dance no more,
IN 2 marriage, or the fourth Of
4, ss also advises them never to have a
because, he says, If a man
snas o,s suit, he will lose some mo.
\ : - VIII loss his time, and the good
b;,r,,. s ae;ghbors. He tells them 10
@s every dispute, g Ver fsays he)
NHL - =
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The Public are RESPECTFULLY requeit-i
ed to fufpend for a fhort time, their opinions on
the ha,emsns lately publiG,sd by Richard Rat
cliff as i, will necefarily take iome daysto coll
lect documents relative to tranfa aions OF near 70
years fanding, but which, IN conformity 10 ny
former promifc, ] fhall lay before the publics
leaving them to judge Of Mr.. Ratciife's claim
to ve,aeity and t,vtb.
GReReE SUMMERS.
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Forty Dollars Reward.

I'd UN away from the subscriberliv-
kNA ing in Granville couhty, Nor,h Carolina,
in March LAST, TWO bright muis,ro fellows one
by he name of u HARTLEY, abou, IS years of
age,he has bntlitte 10 say. and appeatstp beve-
~ hcmbies he is a ;olerable gaod Shoemaker
and he is a well set negro.--CEORCs is about
% years OF age, about feet high. spare made.
husa very alive negro. fond of drink, and very
forward saucy fellow. / expe6 they have OBJ
tained free passes and wilhendeavor pass for
free negroes itis probable they are lurking A.
bout Maaches.er. Richmond or Petersburg rhey
Were seen IN Manchester few days past Any
person taking ,hem - and combining mem in jail,
no that get them. SHALL have the above re ard,
or 70 dollars for either, paid by she subscriber.
LEWIS nENING.
June SIN. 1908. If
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DY virtue of a deed of trust executed to the
10 subscriber, by Samuel Wood. 10 secure the
payment OF debt due 20 Riyes, Murphy & Co.
as expressed in said deed now OF record, in the
county court Of AlbemarIe, viii be exposed to
public SALE, 1.-The premises, on Saturday the
18th day of September next,
The following Property, to wit:
One negro man named Aaron. one n,ulatro boy
named Salisbury. forty head Of Hogs, with their
ears foxed, FIVE head Of Cattle, with the same
mark except one, that not recolleded, two dark
bay Mares, three Feather Bcds& Furniture. or
so much thereof as will be sufficient 10 discharge
the debt, interest and cost.
Daniel Higinbotham, Trustee.
August 9Th, 1905. ids
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TO BE SOLD. 9
III PUBLIC VENrDUE. Z

N f~O1f-l( HAJtljUE, -
At Gadsby's Hotel, in AIexansiria on Monday
the 10th day of September. II, IL O'Clock at
noon. Nst
n LLthat TRACT of I.AND, late
4 i Presley Thornron, Esqaises, situated in
Northumberland county. Virginia, lying inime-
diately on the Potomac silver. The following
description is given Of this properly, by. persons
well acquainted with t-ss II contains =, SEQ a
cses, 700 acres Of which are the most valuable
low grounds on the river. between 8 and 400 a.
tres heavily ,nnbered, and the remainder very
highland extremely productive. The soil of this
tra is equal 10 any in the state for the cultyati.
on OF corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy and small
gain, ut all kinds. On This tract are large ccnt
modious Brick Mansion House and two q Ehees,
large Brick Stable, valuable Barn, Cow House
and many other ont houses. The Orchards and
Garden containa number OF valuable fruit trees.
and the waters abapnS with excellent fish and
oysters. Ii is SITUATED about days sail iron,
Raliimore. Alexandria and Norfolk There arc
two good mill seats for grist and saw mills on the
estate. and plenty of cedar and chestnut timber,
for which an.exceien' market may be found az
the City of Washing sea y
The terms Of sale ase--one fourth cash, one
fourth in one yeas. Ole fourth in 18 months and
the residue in two years from the day of sale.
The payments TO be secured BY bonds, with ms RI
cages on the premises, and TO be on intersection
the day OF aale.
For further information, application may be
made IN behalf of the subscriber, Thomas 70
binson, to Richard Peters. jun. attorney at law
IN the city of Philadelphia. to William Lewis,
IN the same city. (Philadelphia)
THOMAS ROBINSON.
w. LEWIS.
June 10. 1905. ids
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q Y virtue 81 a decd oftrusthofn'
- Thomas Calls, 10 secure the payment Of
certain runs Of money therein expressed, will be
Monday the Esd day of SeptrmSer next.
A TRACT OF LAND,
vid Anderson. known By the name of Anderson's
Old Store. az presens occupied by The said callis
containing 654 1-2 acre.. more ~ lessor 80
much thereof as win pay and satisfy the balance
of 34Si la. 10d together with interst stIl die
on the said deed OF trust--as also, the expenses
of carrying the same into efeti.
Charles I. Macmurdo, Trustee
Richmond, 3rd August. 1905. tds IS
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
TOR apprehendinr and deliver

EOK apprehending and deliver
& ing TO me, or scouting in any Jail so that
ret him again. ARlSTOTLE, alright fnuIauo
man. with a long bushy head of hair, g,eaf part
of which is grey he is Al years old, about 5 feet
10 or ! inches high he is large bonsd fellow
Of thin visage. has remarkable fore finger on one
hand, which DO rot recollea the one half 10
black, The other half white he Is sensible. art
ful fellow, and will. do no, doubt disguise him
self all he can. perhaps cut bis hair. &C. ohange
his name, and erdeavor 10 pass as freen an be
10 rough carpenter and a toierable cauiksr, un-
derstands enough of6gmes 20 set down any nnn~
Der with chalk Of an open soliIing covnienance
when spoken to; his aim. am corfdent. viii
be 70 ger on board some vessel bound TO one Of
the northern states. All Masters Of vessels are
forewarned from receiving him on board.
Braxton Harrison.
Iuly 90. 1895. vet
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1NM 0oLL.dR9 RG WIKI.

pROKE avayiast evening aIargc stout made
- blood bay u RSE. upwards Of five ieei
aigh. z years I'D iass spring, was shod al ronud
bout two moths ago, bdt some of the shoes
may now he OF he has large head and small
eyes. ffots audgaiops If he has aYy other marks
by which ~ mslt be Distinguished. they arc not
reccileacd. Is; had on a saddle a good deal
worn, with . h'gsiin seat and plated stirrupse
The above reward viii be paid on delivery
the horse and Saddle to the subscribers
Picket, Pollard & Johnston.
n icf,rnond Lhtch K fallS
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NJ | [ [ I n z r z.

M IRIS. BUCKNER having COM
Iva r,enced bushes in Manchester in sheline
Of MILLIYERT 81 Jf.fN1'UA-1flKING, re-
specially seiirits the patronage Of her friends
and the pubic. Il.
She has o. hand at present small assortment
OF the articles necessary in thar line ct business.
aud shertly expects to receive from New. York
an additional supply.
Allcommands from the country will be faith
fully and PunaualIy a,tendedto. If
FOUND, on Saturday the Cd inst
tne owner may get BY applyiug 70 the subsbribsr
and paying for this advertisement.
James Bootwright.
Richmond. March 4,h. 1905.
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nr THE GOVERNOR or TIE coMMoswfALI
OF vIRGINIA,
A. PROCLAMATION.

TJHEREAS it appears BY the in
Wv QUESTION of rhc Coroner for the county
of Berkeley rhar JOSEPH fHRU5rON and
JOHN THRUSTON. late of the said county.
are charged with the riuEder Of Barney Riley; g.
informztion has been received by tho executive,
that the said Joseph Thus.ca aud John Ihrus
ton, have Hrd from justne. I have tRe>efore,
thought AZ with the advice Of rhe Cooecil of
State, toissue this proca iation--heseby offering
reward Of Two Huni,sd Dollars. for appre.
hendinS and conducting before tie Coroner, or
a Justice OF the Peace, f,s the said county, or
said Joseph Thruston and John 'rhruston. the
One Hundred Dollars foreither Of them, in or
der to their examination fetching the ,aid muir
der; And do moreoverenion al o!Ecers civil
and military. and exhort tie good people OF this
commonwealth. TO use TIER best endeavors 10
apprehend and conduit hfore the Coroner or a
Jussice OF the Peace for he aforesaid county Of
Berkeley, the said Jcsc;h Thruston and John
Thrnsron, thatth may js dealt with. as insuch
eases, the iaw direas
Given urdef nv rand rs Governor, with
the seal OF the Commonwealth annex
cd. az Richmond. this 9Th day of Inne,
IL. S. In the year OF oar Lord one shnusanI
eigh hundred and Eve, aud OF the com.
monweath the twenty ninth
(Signed) JOHN PAGE.
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LAND FOR, SALE, Il
In Chesterfield county. ON the waters Of Failing
Greek q =
$40 1crcs of Land. ~

good fence--the balance is in woods, well tim
bered-thc wood land has never been pilIagesl.
There Il solerable good dwelling house. with all
necessary cut houses. The above land is within
miles of Manchestsr, 5 Of the coal pits, md
within ID miles of the turnpike road. iesd:.SS
from Manchester to the coal pits There is to.
Icrablr good apple and peach orchard on the said
Plantations AZ is presumed that no one would
purei use without FIRST viewing the premises, q
further description is unnecessary.
Charles Burton.
Jniy &c. 1905. w41
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HE'LL 7.4YERN
APOIHECARY SHOP.

Ia. WILSON has jus, returned from Philadrl-
- pi..a and New-York, where he laid in under
his personal inspection, a general supply of ME
DIciNES, &c of the Iatest importation and of
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7obe Sold, Jor Cash.
" AM requested by David Patteson,
jr TO expose for sale. as trusteee. the whole
or SO rluch of the PROPERTY. in the trust deed
essd, bsasng date the 18th day of pri last,
consisting Of the following slaves. viz Jack alad
Tom, bay Kate and her three children
Billy, Sally and Henry. Sukcy aud her two chill
dren, named Fanny and Jefferson, ss also. Molly,
sgrl--im order to satisfy deb, due from the said
David Palseson. jr. TO Lyle 3. M.Credie. agree-
ably tothc tenor of she said deed shich sale viii
ceraing take place ont he 2Sti; day Of Scpter.ber
neat, At the dwelling house Of the said David at
teson, in the town of Manchester.
James F. Leitch, Trustee.
Manchester. 9Th August. 1865.
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lLLNDLhY AfOKKy1Y's -
S P f. LING OOK.

nenmond.
in E71pl,sh .Sbel2inF Book.
rr;,s ,.,,,;,r fr,,a.. ,s.at.5 :, e. ;..,.;.:. r.
I,b;iJ,s, !, ,6r~. a,v,s n,1,,y.,.J :,
.Larr,,. ~ ,f,r,J ,,,S 800 49,
40 se,e sjy ,,,y ,a,,
RyT,:NDyEy MJYppAy
Lsboy Of =. Fr,l;.I cyo,,,,,, ,,,is,-d o., a.. S;f
Syss, 1870, of J.,rrs...
c.,,:-- NJ
&c 49,. rs aov~ iapn 1,e Su'nor
800. ...:j..rp,. ns.,s Su. 'nuouD'e,'y
49, 49, - - ~ ~. VIZ
-. So,,h, ~, ~, - a'S me anu
a. pool III, =. 49,, s"e Sisi-
, T..s rur So. .s-ssa .,.s:s W. ,hs
- -, ~ A., -nsay ,sssre arr e'Su
i'm, oe,,. III. s,s. =, -, s,,. ~ .n,
,ts, he y. 10, ~ =, S,o
;., ~. La.r r..l. &C .s ~
49,. ,,er ,, 80. o.. 1scn
We bay. before had o. sa,;on ;, eor,r,.,,,
-. &c a. 49, ,as
81. x~o,k /,,. c.,I;,,, uo,L,;s -, 'sa;..' ~
,h.r, ,vhsci, CO.., -. O.. -, .sa:s.
IN ,y;lI ,,ros- c,.,,i, s.r,;s..I,i. -
ye for svh,eb Z, 4. Ses;gned o. axo,,,5t, 49,
(5,,oLev 1904 N b 800 = -"
:, NJ Nue.. Cal .x..,;... r.
vice of youth have he,n 40 ,fer h.e..s :. ,.;,,,
an,,lause' ,h,, zoe ,b;nk /, suf,;-r, On ~, -
cent oocss;o,, RI announce the ,ho,e ,,,,h;c.,,ra
and 10 add. thar Il viii nor h ,nv rnarrs, a.
ira q from tfe well earned ,env, t;an &c The an.
tbor. in this department of l;,srzt,,e ~ F,,,b,.
an 1fagaxiae. Mo. 1904.
ssWIitt the preat rnerir Of Mr. I.;ndlex Mn--
ray in providing assistance for rhe instruf;op %
vo,,b. che rubiic are we'll aro,,a;n,ed He h..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-24
STRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON the commons OF this city. on Thursday
4 The 9th ult---A BIZ ACK HORSE. With a
small vhi'e spot in his forehead, hanging name
and switch sai', about four feet ten inches high,
supposed 10 be six yeas old last spring--hc is a
'compad well made horse. 49, liberal reward will
be given on delivering the said horseto Mr. Ma
,haniei c. LiI.scombe Of Hanover, or to the suo-
scriber in kichrnond.
Spotswood Lipscombe.
Richmond. Shockce Hill. Jply S. 1906. If
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Tie bt 50 quality--amonp which are
Peruvian Bark, the t,eih,in cases,
Opium, Trocars with and with
Jalap, out cases, in sets,
Calomei, Silver and Elastic Ca
Rhubarb, theters,
Castor Oil, American Female Catheters on a
and West-India, plan much improved
Pocket Instruments AIso---A variety of
from - 70 IS dolls. PAINTS ard Dutch
per case. LINTSEED OIL
Elegant Disseding In warranted to be Of
struments in eases. the best quality and
Elegant Tooth 1nstru- fair prices.
nients. for cleaning
Richmond, August II. 1905.
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JOHN PACE.

CEURGEDILLARDi is Eve feet eightor nine
inches high. oe, able fair complesions shorsbiack
hair. dark eyes, well set. and some vhat droops
in the shoulders, slow and self Of speech and Of q
smiling conrtenanee when speaking about TWEEN
ty four OF twenty FIVE years of age; when he alb
seconded. he road large sofrel horse. abou, 1--WE
feet high some white feet, large white spot in his
fore head and q sniil on tho l.vse. 80.
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THE subscriber anx ious to dis
Il charge every just debt which he owes, will.
al The same time &ad place, offer for SALE, for
ready money, the resicne Of his
p r O p X r T Y,
For the benefit of his creditors, consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Fnntare, good Horses,
and sundry other articles
Dav. Patteson, Ir.
Manchester, 9Th Auguss, 1905. ids
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Reaay made PENS Isr salc hoc
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Richmond, August Il, 1908.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
ROBBERY AND INTENDED MURDrp
100 DOLLARS REH-APD

n ne ohered Tor the apprehension Of INV reo-o
-, 4 man, MOSES, who this day made an AMI,
upon my fe and after giving me eyeral sr,'or',"
perhaps fatal wounds, robbed me and eff aneJ o
;ie' leaving me fenielefs the ground. This dsr.
w DeuSge was committed on the road leading from
turaa ,ra, TO 20 Iork and Hampton 1t is eoniec
way to Norfolk, where he is well aco,,sn,ed .','
wing been long employed in my vef,e which cor,-
and Norfolk " hnamiburg
SAID MOSES is about five feet eight niche, b;ob
aPout thirty years old, aoutly made and geps,9
., .t q Iheerul' milling eountenaDee He has fca2
T i,,"'r, melr one OF hs eyes, and wide mouth
hall deliver him to me in War,1r,,. P.lion wO nc.
thereon will be allowed for ieeurinr him n n a,,
Jail Of this Gate. '"'' III any
HENDRY CowAN, aes, Evjn;,,,c,,.
September 10. 3d.. ~ ''''"Ny'E'g'
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NECROES SC. FOR snTp

- virtue Of two deeds Of trun, mad. s-s .vo
ented by Samuel Garlick, Of kin W;iso,
county 70 me- the one for the rurpof. Of f,yina
E'l'fis MoTdeeai Abrabans Of the Gd COME ,te
stt0. bound as eenrity for tie faid Samuel in
F Que 70 Owl Rowan the other for the purpc,
,ro','ny tne payment Of debt due from the fid
eSFoie for iaie for tcpdy n,onsv =, K.' Una, ,nau
CouIi 'hooie, on Monday the soth Of he nr.,
month two negro ner Tone of whom |. o,,o,, ,;a
ana Vaiu1bs) likely and valuable YOUNG n,s,r ,v..
man. and enid, and large elecan, and vii Ia
bay mare, rifing Eve years old. "'' wen 'rsd
BEVERLEY ROBINSON. 1,,,e,
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MUTUAL INSURANCE. OFFICE.

-,EE R'fb"'na, Sfp!. so, sos
mr. members of the Mutual Infurance Comnanv
a., asanit Fire on Goods and Furniture in the t,a,e
.fnla' are hereby notified that fecond full QUO.
1ulo 10 De neeeiiary, and is hereby called for 70
Ter general on or before the fra day of ot4oba-
next. VI OetoDeT
lie members of this company will be pleafrs ~
take notice. that all who fail to comply with rb;s re-
quten will ceafe TO be injured after the dav exsd
on TOR the payment of the faid quota until
IS mace; And IN order to place this in(titution on
epeIaols footing, tits deemed neceiIary to motion
gence need be expected after the fir dav IS Oaah
next. RENT M vi oeeooer
Sept. 10. A-' <FSf1fH'.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
THE BROAD.ROCX FAR, PAcrs

mn re bROAD-ROCK FALL RACES
" - Ht lTe r@ on M,14.y, tie b A, Of oIcr rest
I'LL. uay VIII De run, the greateR ard r1oA
intereitIng match race ever run in 4n,er.r, h.
tween Mr. John Tayloes horfc PrAcs MAxrs
years old, carrying llslbs. ard Mr. Balls col, Fio
haa years Old carrying loGibs running mile
IN; ne IND day-the Jockey Club Purfe of 400 dolls,
Inc Sd day--the Proprietor's Furfe Of 600 dou.
nile heats, carrying weight for age, aprecstIe ~,
the rules of the Jockey Club eANis 10
Inc money run for each day will be placed in he
There is ALTO to be run, after the urea, march ~,
the lame day. another match for 200 dolls fn ~'
WM. BALL,
Proprietor of the Field.
= Ihe uira toll will be collected at the oates
lrem Gay faclng All Fsrlons requeled not to
org their dogs to the field during the races a. ,bs,
viii be ihot without refpetf to the ov pers ''ey
Broad-Roek, September 10, 1905
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

W'h TO leafe for a term of years my HOUSE
On inc NIL between Col Candles and g.lv;.
aeFe Asst was defgned for my own reGdenee n,
pehce has been fPared TO afford every convenience
r.e s'egan5 accommodation of fnla family. A
lure, is annexed to the houe, and the bensst sc ,,
uriant and eztenive pafurase for few horfes and
cows VIII be granted by Col: Eiarvie. It is intend
ca 10 erect bridge the canal near MIR. Rp,ber.
i1Ia NILS by which the dAance to the lower psr,
OF .re Town will be rendered more convenient than
T O'., ,lle greater part of the houes on Shocko.h
,h ssntee family who will take proper care of
moderate terms at ~ upon very
September 10. ItS