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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-05
PRECIPITATE,


,ss,sz.si..S.sa; above Petersburg. to be let
-" TO mayes at ten guineas a
mare, two of which wall beremilted if paid with
IN the season, which will commence the 10Th of
Mach, * expire the Est of August next. Boayd
Of servants gratis; mares nay be fed with grain
At two shilngs per day. have large andextsn-
sive pasturage, divided infive different incosures,
that mares with foas may be kept distinct from
barren mares. One dollar TO the groom. No IL
ability FOR accidents Of auy description.
EPRECIFITATE was bred by lord Egreront.
foaled in 1887. gut by Mercury "a son Of Eelipse)
dam by Herod, his grandam Maidenby Match
en-, Il Of mr. Prasi's old Squirt mare her dam
by Mogu-camilla by Bay Bolton old Lady
dam of Sterling by Palleine's chestnut Arabian
lockwood Bnstler-
PERPor MAncE.
In the FIRST spring meeting. 1880, at Nsw-rlar-
ket. when 3 years old. ne won the FIRST class Of
the princes stakes CT 100 guineas each. beating
Thuuderbol., ChanticIcer, and Sir Pepper. four
having paid the forfeit. In the same week he
won the Bolton stakes Of 50 guinsas each, beat
ing Chambooe, Dragon and PalIafox z paid
forfeit Second spring meeting he won the Cd
class of the princes stakes of 100 guneas. beating
Thunderoolt " paid forfeit. And in the same
week he received 100 guineas forfeit from Lord
Grosvenor's Radamanshus.
In 1792 he won r so at CuiIdEeld, beating
Doge, Thunderboit, Sarmgapatam and Stout;
the next day r SO ar the same place, beating Car
dock and Griffin. He also won the kings leo
guineas, At Lewis, beating Skysc,aper a, 8 heats,
the lzs being dead heat After which he was
50 highly csseered that ne become stallion in
his Lofdship's stud at IL guineas mare This
horse ~ the sire CT the following running horses
N England Iohnquii, PetwoTth, Mariana, Ro
Saba, Chesnus crt out of Bobiail, CLesaat cols
Out q Rosemary. IIumbug, Lazarus, Rsginier
epollo. Culver, Tag, Louisa, Tipsiaif. mr.
ieaiheo,e's FLY out Of Reeves. AIchymist, Clod-
\ hopper. Ssey ely his Il. II Lampadosa, Mars,
,sssry Nairance, Bay oily mr. Browns, Grey
my i1r ksdelia's, Tax, TipstsF and Bob,a
feb. 20, 1905. 7H0lNhJ CCODE.
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NOTICE.

The co-partnership of ROBERT
A GAAfHLE & SONS, win be jisscised by
mutual content, on Saturday the Ilih mtan
Al persons indebted TO tine said fin. are ear
nesuy en,sratcd to make immediate payment 10
.eiftrr OF the subscribers. y eoupiianes wi'n'n's
request viii prevent the painful Necessity OF re-
sorting coeroive measures
The books will be placed in the posses,ion or
Messrs. jcini and Robert Gamble. tnn' WAC see
,u,, ori,ed 10 settle all accounts due by, or 10 the
coneern. ROs GAMBLE SO
Holm G. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, jr. s
Richmond. May 9th, 1905.
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Thy AurnoRlrYA
.RIC'HM o Nd ACADEMY
L O II L E Z Y.
CLaSS .Ns m

First drawnticketafter 500 arekrawn, dolls. 500
after 1000 . 500
after 1900 500
after 5000 loco
after $500 1000
after 500o 1000
after $500 1000
after $3.50 10000
The above Lottery viii certainly commence
drawing the first Mcnd'sy in November, or soon.
er, f the tickets are said.
The subscriber wishes 10 sell for
cash, on csedit I'll the FIRST day of January
next, the
Tsvo Brick 7cnements,
Adjoining the house of nIr Benjamin Mosby.
JOHN PE,1DLETON. Z
Cffv Of Richmond. Nov- 1,lfb. 1904. Is CIV 2
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Pc DIG REE.

4" hereby certify, that the chssnuthorse Bug
gard. late the property of chfistopher Wilson,
Es1. was bred by me, and that he was got by
Woodpecker his dam BY OAK, out Of Curiosity,
By Snap --Reyuius. &c. Curiosity was the dam
of Panialoon, Jusyice, Faith. &c.
"EGREMONT,
Teste. JAAes WEATHERBY.
'Brzzsap has arrived athis stand, in high
hcaith ard SPIRITS N. RIvzs.
MaFch 30. 1905.
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REMOVAL.

HAPT md SOUTHG ATE,
DEG leave TO inform their friends
AD and customers. that ,hcy have removed
from Main street TO the Corner store Of Mr..
Oyerton's new Building. opposite the Scale
House, az the head Of the bason-- Where they
solicit continuance Of public favor, and Offer
Tor sale a general assortment of
G. X O c K r L z S,
For CASH, PRoDveE, or NeGociABLE Morris.
Richmond, 9Th May, 1905 wifi
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7ze cslebyased English Station,
BUZZARD.

co famous fer get,ing ca
frsS - pital racers, IS Just arri-
h1 Y yed from London. and win
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10 PKINTkKS.


PRINTING Materials far .SaAs.
7 owe PRIMxs. Plea. English, Double pea.
II Tyvo-Jnes Enslish, French Canon, Four
Lines pea. Five Lin IS Plea. Sevsn-Lines Plea.
Moe Zines Plea. Tn. teen-Lines Plea, SIX
teen, Lines Plea. NincScen-Lnes Plea. Quotati-
ors. FsoIscat. and DENY >:hases. and Cases.
PROSSER & MONCURE.
Richmond. March IS, 1905. WITT
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-11
fSsn sl< Nssps zaglaud Rslladiau.


IneunnECTIon At ALcrRRs.
Wehavs accounts BY he way of Sa-
lem, ofan important insnrrection Il Al
giers and that Il continued 70 rage on the
Sd Of July. A Bordeaux paper Of the
Isl Of August, received ~ capt. Brad
ford, eontains the following article.
Translated 1sr Ia PalladTnm.
ALcIKRs, July &.
No favorite, not evena Turk. ever
enjoyed IN influence over any Deyequal
70 that which the lev Natal Busnah had
acquired over The pfesent. He sreatefl
directly with the agents of the different
powers. and suffered Them not to ap.
proach the prince, whom Re deceived.
day and night, ~ means Of This rreatures.
and whom he governed entirely. 81
means Of satisfy ing al bis whims. Bus.
nah destributed places; hescreated and
deposed the beys or governors of pro.
vinces, with whom ne always kept t,p !
private correspondence i; he lixed the
sums they we're 70 send to the sley he
held the keys ofthe K hanza Re had mo-
nopolized al commerce, and suffered no
competition; he governed the marine Of
Algiers, and that 81 al other ports 81 he
kingdom The eorsairs sailed only wht s
he Judged i exp<dient, and directed
their courses according % sdvices receive
ed b him from Europe. where ne had
numerous cofres pondcnts he took pos.
session Of al prizes, without ALLOWING
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y :. ].
and The arrow that yeth e uuonday. 4
not sufficiently alive 20 the mercy which
hath spared ns, let ! retrospect Of those
scenes which surrounded ~ 10 the au-
tumn Of 1900 let view ri the present
forlorn situation of New York and PHI.
ladelphia, with their silent, deserted
streets, and their flying citizens, and
the distress which even those Of them
witness who have not feltthe bar5ed ar
rowsof disease and death intheir families
--and above ELL let faint picture OF the
bereavement and affection, whichatthis
moment Cypress the widow and the or
phan, Be bfough ttothe imagination, and
We may then have some idea Of the
weight Of opr obligations % the great and
wise Ruler of al our destinies.
tits bad wind (says the proyerb)
which blows no one any good. We
ought, therefore, 20 derive Al the good
We can from theH bad wind, : or the ca
lamity, which beats like atempsst upon
our neighbonrs--we oughtto draw good
from II, in the correction Of our morals.
and ID more frequent reflections on the
instability Of lils and az sublunary things.
five dcrive not benefit 10 this way, We
arenot likely % obtain Il N any other.
To the mere man 81 bustle and business,
i may appear otherwise bur il We had
time 70 indulge q few moments On the
subject, We could convince himshAt what
tlendeth with one hand i snatcheth =
way with the other and that our COM
mercial and mercantile concerns are more.
permanently injured than benefited BY
this sore calamity upon our neighbours.
NYhenres,ored toshe blessings q health,
the merchants Of the afflicted cities, ind
ingthe season for fan sales nearly o. en-
tirely over, win sel their goods AZ any
price, rather than keep them for the,
moths Of suinmer. The consequence
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-11

September 20.
though ne can, ds ger, give yoH
oniy = porfiai and nhzafisl aciory acc5ans
efthe election yesferday, 4 haze nruev-
fheiess ne pisasnre of ilfasmiag yosi,
thai, from svhof ne already knosg, cur
most salgnine exprcfaiions a,s realized.
There are, n fhis county, eieees diss
fsiefs--l = fhe borough disiricfs ne pofes
are fhns, or.
M'Kean. Snyder.
Bsrss9h ef Lancasfrr, 4o4 1856
kfek1 tosggship, 81 o
1fa,,o, number D yotrs 80. .s,.s,i
nsf asccrfained. 4
CeDesfegoe, ao refnrn
l4dnheim tolpnshib, III Ia
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nls,sf notorious meanness, bur i0ined
w;th much COURAGE. A conspiFaey wa
msdauainst he aoyernmentfour wears
40. A price was sct npon Busnahss
head and he nillace IF his STORES pro.
Claimed. Ths prime, minister had re-
ceived fifteen months ajo, several strokes
of he pofoohnn. even 81 His post lie I.
Dev wss atfaeke Sd ana. dangerously woun.
ded 81 four Turks and busnah was the
ob;eet of these various outrares. BIS.
NJ h;r,,elf. ve,rs 400. had m;rac,,lone.
n escaped two s,ab. 81 ( poiianard. aim
81 II MA, IS TurK. III had not Zen !
serr;6ed 81 anvs Sc these terribIe warn- I
mos IS i1ad mid a attention Is he 81. 1
y;;e IS. ,,h;rh M bee,, oiven him hi. -.
solenee. IS ,h.s ron,sarvs had .,,cr,er,.
a mi heroroe ,rar,;r,,iarlyl for,he ls.e
s.v.r - ,;,h, ,,,ppn,hs, n s.,nrr,,sbl.
tn ;rd;sra,,on 81 ~ srn;I;t;a ~. -.
tre,.s. Nv ,,rorr ~ er,ed .Fsrs;iv "a,
- srtsr,.1 h,, 4. .sor &c R,,.nsi,,. .S,,ds
inc ail ~ ,y.;I " ~ t;nc:Io,,, & a.,
ens,n;es "a oavesr,n,rt ,Eei s. vnI,s *
Is. &c -c,.,,,,,;,,s 80 -, -
boye gu me most serious Ct N . o.
riginating from ms exastions on the beys,
e -, ,,,,,,h g ,~i,sst
,,;a,,h g : q z -. rs. 49, ,,'
,.;.S .;.,-i -. -; II ,i ~. 49,,
r. ed !, IL ~ 800. 3, I. 1872 -
gcvernor q Algiers Some nonbadjies
Ct me princes guard ran and would
have arrested the assassins who PRESERVE
hsrI ~ s :l 10y s 49, 800. 81
a a.,G ~ ~ .sso. NJ n. s,.a ~
80 49,. ~: w J, $3.50 ~ ~. ~, 49,
n ~ 81. - IS. sas 8
gl $3.50 y, z. ~
- Y q - -. .; :..s., go
r.. 80. 49, M, :, 49,. -, 80 ..lo
-, - go sa; - q Il Il. - 49,
Il gsss 4 8 -. - - - s'ouss Wnele
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-15
Jeors;qu anse.ligfn5e.
LONDON, January 4.


Rernittances from America never came more
lowlY. In the fouthern American Rates the
failure of the crops has left the planters ard
merchants without means 10 fatisfy the de-
nands Of their creditors IN tins country. The
laws of the American ftates are, however, much
too favourable to debtors willing TO defrard
their creditors. man who owes more than
he chuteS to pay, in America, may transfer his
property, by fecret Alignment, to ione con-
fdentia friend, iuffer himfelf 70 be laid in pri-
fon for debt, then after few DAYS imprion.
ment, fvear that he has nothing in the world
with which to fatisfy his creditors, come out
OF prifon free from any claims, reiume thc pro.
perty of which ne had made an uniuit transfer,
and renew his bulinefS richer man than be-
fore.
According to lii, printed by an order of
the miniaer for home affairs, the population of
Ruilia Ian year amounted to thirtv-three MILL
ons and half, without including two very
diitant provinces, Of which no Ultimate of the
population has been received.
1t is afierted in fome of the French papers,
that the two frigates La Sybelle and La Didon,
which lately effected their efcape from New
York, where they had been 70 long blockaded
by two of our frigates, arrived on the nth ult.
in the road Of port Liberte, where they are per-
forming quarantine.
Paris, Dec. 25.-Gen. Moreau, it isthought,
will embark for America in the beginning of la
nuary.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-15

The following parsgraph appeared in he National
Intellgencer after the publication OF Mr.. Jaeklons
fPsech.
MIR. Randolph having informed Mr., Jackfon
that nc mad .nifapprehended what he fad IN de-
bate on the Georgia claims at the lait fefhon
which has never been publiihed, and MIR. r.
having declared that what hereally f,id was to
the following effect, viz, ''That if when the
Indian title to the lands in queition fhould be
extinyuiihed, and intruders uudef the act of
Georgia of 1895, ihould attempt settlement
contrary to law, Ga reafon urged by fome in IA
vor of comPromiie) he (Mr. r. wouId extend
the ftrong arm of government. and drag them
from the lands of the United States, would
fpend the lat dollar, and facrifce the laa life
before he would iubmit TO the ufurpation," Mr.
Jacklon has no helitation i'll admitting upon
this information, that he may have mitaken
Mr.. RS expreiiions.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-15
PHILADELPHIA BOTTLED PORTER.

ORDERS for the above article, addrened to the
~ lubfcribers Gf accompanied with cafh) will be
placed in the hands Of experienced bottiers, and
promptly complied with under their particular direc-
ton, the rate of one dollar eghty-leven cents and
an half per dozen bottles included.
ISAAC w. MORRIS & Co.
Brewers Philadelphia.
March g. 1t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-15
FOR RENT OR LEASE,
Anl immediate bamMon cinen

H7d inmediate PQ1l6foa .gi7ea:
a HOUSE on the Bafn Of the Canal occupied at
/ prefent, and for four or five years past by the
fblcrber a retail Grocery, ard is one among the
best stands in the city for that bufnef For terms
apply to ARCHELAUS HUGHES.
February 26. eTH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04


The peculiar advantage which the present
work possesses, is that the author, though oppos-
ed by the force of government, dares to come
forward and state faas with impariaiiiy, MAX
ing TRUTH his guide, whether exerting his lash
on the expressions of the government. c. tle eye
oesses OF the Reyolutionists. We here quote
his own words: Towrite book determinedly
and exclusively in favor of the ruling party is an
easy bu.ness: I'm author, with such intentions,
win feel no dcarth ofstory. style or phrase. The
hery stream of volcanic matter will be poured co..
piousiy around him; and the only danger is, that
ne may, perhaps, be overwhelmed by the lava:
Neither will he wan, purchasers anongth dupes
oil his party il his Object be present gain, withcut
regard 10 future infamy.
al Many OF the violent partizans Of the British
government, have declaimcd against my work
several of whom I have asked. whether the ac-
counts were false They answered no; but that
they were such as Protestant clergyman ought
not 10 have published :"
The hearts of many respectable and brave l.
ishrien, must beat high II the reorganization Of
those struggles which have been made for the e.
Emancipation of their country; and, with such,
this work will be deeply interesting. Those, ap-
proving Of THE rising Of the people. will have an
opportunity of seeing their side of politics ably
defended, against the account published 10y the a.
gent OF the government. Sir Ricbayd Musgrdve.
in a large quar'o volume. And even those, who
do not feel pTejudiced in favor OF either party,
may view this publication as an impartial record
oil the distressing sceEes occasioned by an attempt
a a revoiut;or
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
sy ruE covEuxcn CT rHx esMMoSwsALrn
or vIRotSlA.
a PROCLAMATION.

a PROCLAMATION.
N.Y. HEREAS it appears to the
Wv Executive that David l'henix, late OF
the county OF Bruas wick. stands charged by in.
tsiapen, before the Distria Court hoSeu IN the
said county of Bsunswick. with the murder OF
Thomas ,teid, OF the county aforesaid. and thar
the said David Phenix hath fed from Justice
have therefore thorga, CT with the advice of the
couuci oil State 10 issue shis Proclamation. here
by oii,-sing reward Of TTaEE HUNDRED
DOLL AIS TO any person or persons who shall
apprehend and convey 10 the jail ct the Distritt
Court aforesaid, the SAID David Phcnix. And
do moreover injoin all officers civil and militia
ry. and exhort the good people of the Common.
wealth 10 use their best endeavors to apprchend
and convey TO the aforesaid Distria Court iail
the said David Phenix
Given under my hand with the seal OF the
Commonwealth annexed, at Richmond
this % dsylci November, in the year OF
L. 5. our Lord Thousand eight hundred
aud 1--WE, anc Of the Commonwealth the
tnfi,etb- .A
(siksed) JOHN PACE.
DAVID Phenix is a young man about twenty
years Of ape. ) feet Or 10 inches high, stout
made, Knock kueed. has very awkward walk; q
bad. down leok b.zok nair with a very notable
Remarkably white spol on be forepart of his
head, ! believe on thr night side; da,k'eves. his
eve brows meet, his dcesi Is chiefly honespun
He went of scrrel mare, in low order, %,
10 years old, a feet 8 ~ 10 inches high
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
Just receiped and for sale at S. Pteaeants'
Printing Office and Book Store,
R;rHyon,,d

Just reeeiped and for sale at S. Pieaeants'
Printing Office and Book Store,
Richmond,
The Stranger in France or Tour from De.
-vonsfre to Paris-by John Carr, Esq.
Cooper's History of North America containing
review of the customs and rranners Of the ori.
ginai inhabitants; the first settlement of the Bril-
tish Colonies; and their Rise and Progress, 70,
the time of their becoming United, Free and In
dependent States-By the Rev. Mr.. Cooper--,o
which is added an Appendix, containing the Com
siiiution OF she United States, and the Declara-
ton of Independence.
Smiths Wealth of Nations
Pleasures and Pains of Memory.
Pleasures of Hope aud Memory.
Vattel's Law of Nations.
Dialogues of Devils.
Dramatic Poems.
The safety of appealing at the Day Of Iudg.
ment, IN the Righteousness Of Christ, opened and
appiIed, by solomon Stoddard.
The Life and Charaaer of the late reverend.
learned and pious Mr.. JoHATHAN EDWARDS.
President ofrhe College Of New Jersey, together
with Extracts from his Private Writings aad
Diary and also, seventeen SeIea Sermons, ON
various important subjects.
Antenor's Travels
hustin's Letters
Perpetual Almanac
Eccentric Biography, with plates
OBJ, or the History of Three6ngered Jack
Ainswoith's Dictionary
Gihord's Juyenal
Juvenile Letters
Geographical Catechism
Crandpre's Voyage in India
Swedenborg's Works
Cowper's Life
The Expositor or many Mysteries unraveI,ed
--delineated in series Of letters between friend
and his correspondent; comprising the Learned
Pig, Invisible Lady and Acoustic TempIe--Phi.
losopsiesl Swan-Penetrating Spy Glasses, OPP
treat and Magnetic. and various other euriosites
on similar principles---Also, few Of the most
wonderful Feats as performed by the art of Lee
gcrdemain; with some reflections on Ventrilo.
guism.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
Land g other Properfy

TUX Snl L..
ON "Wednesday the Hi, day of December,
- 1875, will be exposed At public sale, to the
highest bidder, upon a credit of one and iwo
years, thar valuabie 4 wen known tratl OF l. AND
belonging TO the estate Of Goodrich Crump, dec.
IN Powharan county, situate on the Buckingham
road, D miles from the courthouse, SO from Man
chester. and 10 from Alponattox ,ivor.---
The improvements are a small and convenient
dwelling house, with rooms below and 9 above
l-fchen. dairy. snicak house apd every other
out house IN good repair. and calculated FOR the
| accommodation of gen,ccl family. II is unne.
cessary 20 state Ill the advantages this uaa of
lard has. as il IS presumed no one will puchasc,
without frs, viewing If, farther than 70 say that
II is ia the centre Of one Of the most opulent,
healthy and agreeable neighborhoods in this state
and contiguous several Enthusiastically large
to work % or - hands 70 grea, advantage. with
1s0 bushels OF wheat vel put is.--Any person
wishing u view the above land before the day of
sale, wi'apply to Mr.. John Crump, the present
/ o cu2anS
At the same time and place. viii also be SOLD,
upon IL months credit, for all sums exceeding 10
do lars. al! the
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
| Together with the STOCK of every description
horses. hogs. sheep and horned cattle, among
the latter of which are seveFs good pair of work
oxen-plantation utensils. two carts. Wagon,
TWO pair Of cart wheels, &c. ssc.--For all
sums under ten dollars cash will lie required.
Bonds TO carry interest from the date is not punc-
tually paid.
! G Those who have claims against the es-
tate of Goodrich Crump dee. are requested to
! bring them forward 10 Richard Crump. proteyiy
authenticated, by the FIRST OF April next
WIS., HICKMAN, lEx'rs Of Good.
RICHARD cRUMP. S ne5 c,amp.
| Powha,an, Nov. 90 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
LAND FOR SALE.

MILL be sold, on the premises, 20 the high
w est bidder, on Monday the ID day of
December next. 7'RLc7' or LAND, belong.
ing tothe estate ofBerry man Johnson, dec con
tanning between and 500 acres, lying in the
lower end Of Louisa, near the Southana river,
adjoining the lands Of Thomas Anderson, Da-
vid Johnson, VIM. Chick and others. Tweive
months credit viii be given for ono half OF the
purchase money, and two years foFthe balance.
upon the purchasers giving bond with approved
security, 70 bear interest from i've dave if nos
punaually paid, and deed oftrus spon the y,ro-
perry as an additional security. Purchusers may
be accommodated with suitable divisions Of this
land into small lots II necessary.
AUGUSTA a. JOHNSON. Adri'x.
Withthe win annexed OF Detryman John.
Der. %. 1905. wtds [son. dec.
EcolrCab @ Leffer Pnf,er
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04

BY the REV.. JAMES GORDON,
Rector of Kilegny, in the Diocese of Ferns, and
OF Cannaway, in the Diocese of Cork.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
Propagation OF the Gospel.


10 ~ .-bo tove RE prosperity Of Zior, cra are az.
posee 10 aid in erep.Sssiisg ne Cospe! s,aorg
RE Hrnrier.
I 'HE subscriScr lately returning from, vow
Il agc 70 the East Indies. tonchcd in Euto,,e.
and was IN London in August last. where he
received ffom the Baptist missionary Society in
England Tor propagating the Gospel among the
i'eat.en. c:,e thousand gu;neas. 70 hc e-nt ,rl
the sp,ing to,he Missionaries in Bengal. for the
purpose of printing the Sacred Scriptures in one
ofthe languages oil that country. There arc So.
ven languages that the Missionaries there aim
to translate and publish the Scriptures ia: They
have made such progress in three of .hem, that
1t is expected the above sum will enable them to
complete The work. This money rs row In the
hands Of Robert Ralston, ESQ. Of Philadelphia,
whe viii forward il in due tune. Should any.
individual society. or congregation of people q
the u. States of America. be disposed TO con,ri.
butte TO this good work, MIR. Raston will gladly
receive whatever may be sent 10 him for that
purpose, and add TO il The above sum TO be for
warded to the Missionaries at Seramore, near
Calcutta.
BENJAMIN Wickes, sen.
Philadelphia, Nov. a 1905. 8,
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
LAND FOR SALE.


IN pursuance OF decree OF the High Cour. of
! Chzncery for the Richmond Dstrisf, 70 sa.
t'sfy deba dne from the estate of BENJAMIN
Lewis, dec 10 Lucy Crouch. administering of
John Crouch. dec. will be sold at Public Auction,
on the premises, on Friday the Goth day of De.
ccmSer next, for ready money,
The Tract of LAND,
Wherein Mrs. Lucy Crouch now resides. lying
and being in the lower end of the county of
Sooehland, containing $50 acres. be the same
more or less.
The Commissioners.
November 26. 1906.
TAKEN from Negro Man (sup-
posed TO have been stolen by hm) a small
PIECE Of CASHMERE. II viii be restored to
the owner on proving properly ard paying the
expense Of this Advertisement. Apply TO the
Printer.
November 10, 1905. my