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TO BE. SOLD,

TO BE, SOLD,
10 the higheft bidder, on the prerniies, on the
lait Saturday in June next,
= Q much of the LAND, whereon John Kelfo
- lives, in the county of Cumberland, late the
property of Peter Francifco, as-will pay.the ba-
lance claimed of him, by Samuel G.. Adams, of
L. loo, with its interef, by virtue of deed of
truft executed to me, by the faid Peter Francif-
CO, for that purpofe.
CREED TAYLOR, Truitee.
May II. (eptds.)
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IRISH LINENS, Sc.

Rave received, by the late arrivals. az. ex-
w tenfve afortment Of
rs and "A IRISH LINEN,
"a IRISH SFIEE'rING,
81 and 81 DIAPERS, and DIAPER ia
h.h CLOTHS; which, in addition to other goods,
are offered for iale at ulual low prices
CiLkKdT q XLRB1.
June II. (ep4w)
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BENJAikIN DUF4L,

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR.
RICHMOND,
~ 40 Jutt received very large and exteniive az
4 4 ieTtment offreh MEDICINES, SURGEONS
INo KoMENTS,- DRUGS and DYE-STUFFS,
PAINTS of all kinds, OIL, VARNisI,ES PTGT'
TY, &c.
Hyo eomp!Ges aL;,f0veat Of
II AT L s. MATE ERALS.
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WANTED IMMEDTATELY.

a QUANTITY ofSExicA or Rattie-Snake Roor
J. and the Virginia or Black-snake Roor for
which liberal prices will be given.
BENJAMIN DU-VAL.
!""e ." (ep 6t)
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CASH

CASH
M7iLL he ei7'e9 t5r IL o, Is BOYS, fran
Ito l6ye!iJ oU. F7qWr~ orf6e Printers.
Dee. ~ Tesfr1
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VALUABLE PROPERTY.

Tie Ja''er dfroas TO eLc BIZ Jgjnei in As place as
icon as f91f, is induced 10 e;r for it, n. aiszsrg
va4a1sie PROPERTY, vi=.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18
FROM rBE cossEcTIeUr HERALD.

MBS3NSs PklNTbNSs
As the winter has been more severe
than usual, and attended, in sope Of our
large cities, with sufferiugs OF the poor,
which have excited an uncommon solici.
tude in the public; and as various coniec-
lures are formed as 10 the frequency Of
sich occurrences in past years, aadsthe
comparative degree OF cold in different
winters, / take the liberty to throw toge.
iher few facts which have collected
relating TO this subject; extracted most,
y from the FIRST volume Of my History
o Diseases--inw which are inserted all the
accounts OF remarkable seasons which
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v.r;,v. ike those of l74l aud so, do not
exceed three, four or tiye in -e-censery 8
I bu, extrerne seasons, both for heat and
cold, have in every period since the date
Of our easlicst histories, alternately sue
Lcccded each other. In the year of our
era. .4ooL40i, the Euxine Sea vas covered
with ice, for twenty days--and in = 60 the
same sea was frozen 10 a distance OF a
hundred miles from land, and the ice and
snow accumulated to depth of thirty or
forty feet. On the breaking upof this ice,
large masses were carriedintc the streights
and thrown against the walls of Coustan-
tinopIe, so as 10 inlure them. In two or
three instances, the Venetian gulf has
been covered with ice, since the Christian
era
The winters Of remarkable severity in
America, mentioned in our annals, are the
following:
ieo7-s. The severity of this season
was one of the causes which broke up the
settlement q; Sagaslahoc, under Mr. Pop
ham.
l64l-2. Boston bay was covered with
ice, and loaded sleds passed from the ISL
ands to the town-The ice extended TO
sea as far as the eye could reach-The
snow was chesapeake bay was also
:! frozen. TYiufhrat.
1854. This was winter of the Sc
verest kind in Europe, and severe in Anne
.rics. But have no very particular ac-
count Of the season in America.
! 1928. This was winter OF remark
able severity. Hutchinson, in his History
| dfMassachusetts, vol. 2, page loi note,
mistakes in calling it the year l6s6.--It
was the following winter, as appears by
Kahn and other authorities. 1t was the
i coolest, says Hutchinson, that had been
known in America. ssSiays and sleds load.
ed, passing great part of he winter from
Boston-to Nantaskes, and great losses in
trade were sustained"
| The accounts which. Kahn receiyedfrom
old people who receilsetedth that winter, a.
gree with Hu,chinson's. Wagon loads Of
hay were car ried across the Delaware be.
low Christina. ~
Kahn, Ooi. /, fiages 4o3, 4i2.
! i7os-9. This was winter ofthe great
est severity in Europe. The l&th ofDec.
IS mentioned by Hutchinson to have been
the Coolest day ever known in the English
coionies-but can find no further SEouul
OF the weather IN America.
the great snow IN February, IVY, was
as remarkable phenomenon as ever was
known IN America, the snow rising TO a
level OF eight or ten ieet, according to the
best accounts 4 have been able to obtain
but the winter IN general was not Sc
we're.
H2S, was remarkable Tor the greatest
tempest that could be then recollected--
ana the highest TIDE IN Massachusetts,
winch dld Incredible damage--hiiing ali
the cellars IN Boston IN the lower part oil
o'a'e street, But nj the cold have no
account
1851, Is mentioned IN almanacks as q
severe winter--out Tar snort OF
/ i14o-i. Inns winter Is recoiiected by
many persons sun i.ving, ana It's severity
generaiiy compared win that OF i1so'
nnt 'h's IS an error IN .ilSo, YORK HI
ver' says MIR. Jefferson, Notes. query q
was irozen at YORK town, SO that people
passed on the zee whereas IN Va IL was
not frozen. Wemay therefore 'a'iiy con-
ciuue' thas inc seVeres' winner Oh the ias'
century vas
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SALES AT AUCTION.
srx MoNrHs cRrp1r.


A GREEABLE TO the last will and testament
IN ofMs. JAcon BoeKfUs, viii be SOLD,
on Friday the-3lst inst (May). az ste house
formerly occupied by said Boekius ia this city,
S oe,y hkely c5'0alua6ie Negroes,
4 of which are men. and well acquainted wi,h
the Tanning business, the other woman. ac-
sds,omed 10 house business--2 Cows and 1HzI-
FgR---one DOUBLE CHAM and HARSr5s--one
HousE, SADpLE y BEIDI.E--one IsoN CHEST
--i.ikewise. some excellent Hou5RHoLp and
KrTcaEx FuPNITpne.
BENZ AMIN TATE Ex',s Of
JOHN PROSSER, 81. Bookius.
May 10. 1905. ids
THE subscriber regrets tina, he should again
be under thc necessity Of requesting those hav-
ing claims against the above estate, 20 bring
them forward for paynent--and those indebted
70 the esrate will please make immediate pay
men,, or suits will be instituted
JOHN pROssER.
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NEiy YORg ~, q, -


"e snip Ontario. Cant Weeks who a,r;v.5.
.A', nS"r IRON Liverpool. sailed the ce,h No
vs"oer' ard has brought us fresh su,n,v az
London Papers. Price Currents & Ilovd.s I.;..s
20 me 29th Of that month; from which, we have
e'en such articles are most iatcrestino
spl. weeks had Lrndon papers to the 9Th,
on, gave them N British frigs,s.
we are vc-bily informed. that s,an;sh ~,
was consdered inevitable
The Traveller OF the sd Nov. Dives an or,;.;,,
account 1t the capture of,he Spsnish E;,a,. 4,
Naanre de Iados los Santos, from yers or
py the B-i,lah prip1fesr Lord Melville r,n.
TAN dutcains, on her first c-n,ze. af,.- -
aston OF live hours The British had 10 k;,lel
and 2 ounded. The Spaniartls 40 k;llsd he !.
wounded. S''u ~
From a L;rcrb,ol Price Cw,,e-.. NJ Nh, -
Wheat ljs 81. n i6s. per 7oib s ,;na A..
~ to ozs. per b'' II York Pot Ashes a. -, ,Lss
per cwt Peav do AZ 10 ASS Rice As 70 az
Iurpentiae II to lbs. "a Tar "a 70 2Js Tho
crops OF wheat have proved defective and hu, n,
ue prospect of foreign supplies. Coed stavrs
scarce and steady sale
The present fan OF snow is probably cre.tsr
tnan was ever known in the latitude of N..,.
DIRK II b'gan TO snow AZ about ei,rh, O'Clock
~. .n Sa'uraay evening and without rser,nission
ui' Yesterday (Aondayl abcr, Ave in The ar,e,.
noon when IL hcId up for ? l,tylc ,i,,c and then
recomnenoed and continued until about elcb,
III ~ e evening, so that it may be said 20 have
showed eight and forty hours = circurnsr,rcs
n MOI to be Paraneled IN Ike memory of any man
living. '''''
Several Of the people 5elonsing 70 the Apc..
nora, which iaIely sunk CT Coney Island were
on sunday hroughr M 30 Town in = miserable
CONDITION Ttsy wele c7rsied q the n ,sti L
their hands AVID feet frozen to sigidity, and de-
voiu of sersaron
The Southern Mail due on Monday r,orn;,r
was nor received at The posi- Office uaf;l s a.
rioci yeStesday ever'ng.--1he ooan :es OF snow
which has frren renders The roads tot,iv i'm
pnssahle. Five and enty sles;s sfas,sd from
Newark. in compars viii the srsqe v.s,erlss
TO break he road TO powies Hook. The sonih
err, northern and eastern mails. due Yesterday,
had not arrived when cur paper wen, to press.
The corporation are said 20 have applied <,
the legislature for permission to en-, The wooden
fortiheannus on the brtsry for fire wood
Capt How, of the schr Mary. arrived lac,
night, left St. Luear November 25-h. he in
forms that an English squadron was OF cadiz.
and that they boarded al vessels bnund in or out
OF the diifsrcDt ports of Spain. a Spanish ri.
gate bonnd to Lima was boarded hy the .oartifon.
and ordered 10 return to ca5iz
After proclamation had been published and
TIE Deuru being sung for she restoration Of health
zt Cadiz, the fever had again broke ont and be-
Came very sickly Ii was still ky at Cartha.
gens, Malaga and Gibraltar THE Essex hme
rican frigatc was lying at ,cadz the 18th Of No
vemoer.
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:. ea'irof Or rer'en'trr ourh asiags ,vere.
! 9 I'D spere nlosr precious 10 nc"
SHAKESPEARE.
80 tho mid pleasures festive train
sao'e to bury each ,egre,,
and ought obhvon's i,csiinr balm.
hat 'sl,n which bids the heart corpet..
Ee'erconld ! find the sooihing pow'r.
ihe uisi''d-for boon could ne.er obi
And siii ,ho' years have pass'd away,
is.Y search, my rray',s, asSe are vain:
me SCH, tho oitrepts y. xiii 3leaye,
Ard sill the tear, tho, c.. cs.d, win flow:
Oh rememher such things were,
And that they arc not is ms woe:
Can forgef that deaths cc.d atns
Eniwine the objects still so desr9
Gao forget the friend untrue,
81 long, 81 fordly dcen'd sincere!
~ bile mem'iy's ever turning glance
Recalls each dear, each cherish d form;
And faourniu'iy each stsfc surveys,
As when with life orcEientssiip warm.
NJ! 'hB this heart IFS Rrror chill'd,
3-nea'i The sol shall seek IL resi,
ne things that were, and were so loy,d.
lust ever I'LL my bea,ing bre;s.
CLARA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09
Vr:iuabIe P,.opcrlyjor safe.

sflJI. he ScLD. tc.thc hig;,cs, I,i Tier. or,
tne prc'n'Scs- on tie third Day or April
next. ar ~ o'ciTck, an u,iiy.ds;i inoivsY in the
4 Swo,i.Oi's OF cRO:J,S >. formerly the nrc,er
i ~ Of Andrew Rouali dec f,or.iIs. = the b,,in f
the June 's,sci Cs-al. near the ytntre Of m.
| cry OF Richmond. With an undivided nioieFy of
all the vshsab Buildings thereon, cons;stino of =
'arge three o-y brick bhi'dmr eighty feet M
length. with four separate ,si,euien,s, twenty
fect wi e aud forty Eve feet u, length, with Gre
places ON the frsr and second aooss. rcorny gar
rcts in each. with large wheels fixed for hosting
AM lowering packages. 5e. with dispatch and
case. good dry cellars with fire places in each
this house has bsen Iasey bull, and in good re-
pair - adjoining is we'll finished two story FRA.
med dwelling house, thir'y.eight feer square,
with two good cellars. with Gse places in each
Tor cooking in shis house On he iss, and second
hoors ars eight rooms aud six FIRE places also,
small two story Brisk iiol,se w,,h four reor.s.
with hrc places in each. convenient for store.
or small fariiy--I.ikew,se. email Wooden
'''ntti'g with u cellar built For Kitchen and
nay be nscd as shsir---Also, two Stables and n
~arriage House. The b-.Iiings cxc cpt rho ki.ch
~, stables and carriage house are insured in ,he
,'"sua. insus1nce company ssaiust ise in the /,
80 ~ irg.'iia, and the i,:eTinms paid The LOGS
,,pns 'He BASIN on enc side. and asc bounded by /
as a street -d the cross stree. ealin.y to shoe
Hie watehnusc on two other sides of ther,, aud
1'e Is convenient Tor ccInmereia or {, lie, hasi /
'e's as any IA the CITY. The terms OF sac will
pc seventeen thousand insrs ia ready money.
me residue ravahle the 6lh Cay of August next
or WHICH residue bond wick approved s.c,,r;.y
W." oe relu'rcd. I, i deemed unnscessz.v to
'sse NE great value OF the above propsr,y those
mo RESIDE IN this city bu for he ilf,smasien of
s.'ai'sets'he subscrber bs * Leave % state that
'pe a'ore'aid roperty simmsjiz,el, opposite the
lo~er par OF The basin Of sse lanes 1--WE, canal,
~he'e at me produce &c ne utJ,ler coustry il
anded ana anv iie-son rles ,c,is Of CARRYING on
me commission business excessively rsthaps is
superior TO any otsr place in,l,is civ
William Austin.
Nchn1ond. 4 b Febr.,lrn 1905.
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(By Authority
WHL!AM SMITH.
IN ACT

N""i' - "Jf''' '/''ia'FonsJ or Nc srifio-f If The
Navy IF The Unued .S'Qes, daring me
year one fhousasd eight hundred and nm.
BE q enac ed 6y nc Sentfe and House n
! Representatives offhe Uuitid .1otcs Of .a,,r.
RIA in Congress asscnblcl, Tia, for de
lraying the expenses OF ne Navy of The
cnred STATES. during the year ore tl.oa-
sand eight hundred and f,e, the foIlowinr
sums be. and the same arehereby respect
'vely appropriated, that is 10 say:
For the pay and subsistence Of The ofH.
GERS, and the pay Of the scamen, four hun
ared and hfteen thousand I've hundred and
seyenty-eight dollars:
For provisions, two hunlred and twenty
seven thousand and eig.itysix dollars, ana
forty cents: 49,
For medicine, ins,ruracnts, bos,;,,l
sores, and all expenses On accoun, az ,br
SICK ten thousand seven hundred and ff,v
dollars ' ~
Tor repairs OF vessels, store rent, and o.
tner contingent expenses. four hundred
ana eieveH Thousand nine huudred and fr
tyone dollars, and two cents:
For the pay and subsistence oftbe Ma
rine Corps, including provisions for those
on shore, and forage for the staff. e,o.,.,v
Wo Thousand i've hundred and ninety.
/ three dollars and sixty cents.
! For cloashing fort,c same, sixteen thou
sand five hundred and thirty-six doIlar,
and ninety-cieht cents:
For military stores for same. an,
Thousand six hundred and thiry.iiys do
I lars:
For medicine, medical services, hosp
tai stores, ard all expenses on account d
the sick beinoging II the marine coro,
one thousand two hundred and GGy dol
lars.
ForQuarter |artcrs' and sarrsck Ma
ters stores, officers travelling expenses
armourers' and carpenters bills, fuel, pre'
mum for enlisting, music, and other con.
tingent expenses, eight thousand four HIM.
dred and nineteen doIlars:
For the expense of navy yards, Iorks
and other improvements, the paw Of en-
perintendants, store keepers, clerks and
la6orers, sixty thousand dollars:
For completing the marine barracks :,
the city Of. Washington, three thousand
five hundred dollars:
Sec. 2. find be IL further e,s1cfrd. Tba,
the several Sums herein specifically auoro-
priated, and amounting altogether TO the
sum OF one million two bunlrcd and gor-
y thousand dollars, shalt be paid first. on,
OF the monies accruing at the end Of tb,.
year one thousand eight hundred and five.
from the duties laid by the al passed ON
the twenty fifth day of March one .hou.
sand eight hundred and ioor, ingituIed
" An aet further 10 protect the commerce
and seamen Of tue United Sales ara,ox,
the barbary powers" provided that the
sumIo be paidffom the proceeds Of The SAID
duties shall no, exceed five hundred and
ninety thousand dollars; secondly. on, or
any balance remaining uuexpenGed Of Tor.
ner appropriations for the support Of IN.
navy--and lastly out of any monies in Tho
lrea'ury, not otherwise appropriated.
NATHL. MACON.
Slezker ofthe House Of Rearesentaf,,'es
JOS. ANDERSON,
President If The Scnafe kr9 fcy,6oye
January IS, 1905 --AppsovEp
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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Joshua Sands and 5thers Il cfeS BRIDE

Joshua Sands and bthers /, ereS b,,io,
scross the marsh and ,woIehauah +,
Navy Yard On Long Island, which wa:
read twice, and referred 70 a COMMITTEES
o' The whole for TO morrow.
Mr. Elliot renewed his cal, for n. order
Oh The day, which was agreed to. ac.
cordinglv the house resolved itself into. /,
claims.
Gen. Varnum in the chair.
Alter a short discussion, the committee
rose and reported the resolution in favor
mise. Wy VI @o'hPro-
The vote was 81 in the affirmative. ane,
so against it. = 49, - "''1
Inc house took the report OF the com.
"','ee OF the whole into confederation
Mr Clark proposed to amend the reso.
.u',on oy adding aproviso. That no mart
urine i've millions of acres reserved 70
compensate Certain claims. should -. ~
% 70 the benefit cfthe claimants under
.ne ae' passed or pretended to be passed
~ 70 Tue legislature OF Georgia in the year
On this question Mr. j. Randolph cal
iea.'he yeas and nays, in which he was
supported by the constitutional number.
hr J'KanaolEi went into an ar,,unsn,
snsw,"g me improprie,y ofihe measure
a' ,ns N'cng Terminated some time az.
inc usuai honr BY an adjournment.
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CArHotrc CArHrpRAL CauRcH LOTTERY
sA1-rIxoss.
7seensy- Eighfh Days Drawing.
500 tickets drawn this day.
Prixe IF 500 doil1rs--No. I 1890.
P'7<csof oodoisars-Nos. 1887 le2 Q.
Prizes or so doiiars-Nos aooi 1869
1857 1919 1900 1919 1879.
Prizes IF 20 dolsars--Nos. i67os 5sos
1899 lo6s9 a3+7 1899 I7so8 1861
3i'+ 1867 1925 1885 l75s5 1851
1922 1888 1917 1895 leo7s i2o59
si25 7es 1890 l4s75 o75e sio5 lls3l
2oo2o i5a45 1896 1882 2io 1865
24s4 1890 1868 s2eo 2o5e9.
=, Cam ofthe gheel this day SIS dollars
Total gain, 1880 dollars.
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III Greek. Louisa cousry. Tsk. 9. 1896.
Wnen there Is vacimey in the Office
of senator, in the district Composed OF The
coanties OF Henrico, Gooshiaiid and Lou
lsa, wish To be considered Candidate
for the appointment.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09
n1ora. 4 ; FebrasrN. 1905.

(ffncc Ed>Dd cn,rfbavse' 'f4a IS, 1888.
& ommitted to the jail of dis county,
~ aeon, tie 9Th Of November last, NEGRO
Lao, appears 20 te about IS or u years Of aee. s
feef Or inches high. stcu. and well made.
says his came is zoe. hai on wten he was IA ken
NJ negro co'tc" coat and orerelIs and pair
Of new strong she's, and says he belongs 10 a
Mrs. biacsctt, Of poyhatir bu, from infarr,a
tiSs ob'ained Stree he was ccrirI,,ed 6nd she
owns no suelt nesro. TIE owner is re1,ieste,i y,
come forward pay chatges and take him away.
81 else he will be dealt with according 10 :ax.
WILLIAM HORsIAM,
Ign Kcrbey o;ifte ;eiL
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PrgDatc Enterfainneflt.
T7HE subscriber has ,atcn lee offv,

THE subscriber has taken Isssc olive wears.
= for the well known ard con11ciions house IN
the city Of Richmond. long cccrtied nv Mr Rich
ard Crouch, which IS situate on inc s,seei leading
from the main stree by the coverror's, and is
near the vendue store Of Ptosser and Moncurr
Ne Is provided with an excellent stable, which
shall be constantly supplied with forage Of the
best quality. where he will receive Horses - lii
very. and the ntnoss af'ent;3n ssall b. paid TO
those horses which may be corr,ni'tel % NJ, cure
The long experience which rlle subscs'ber has
had in this Kind of business. ard nc general "a
ustsNion which he has givcn 20 those who have
favored him with their custom ~ M7nchcsigr and
other places, authorizes hi;n - hope i'iz, he viii
nor only continue - receive the "a ronagt ~ his
former friends 81 iit eviss tho counfenance AID
favor Of the pubic y large.
We also proposes 10 iake in abHu % hoard.
EPS. on rcasonshle trims. and h-gs leave 20 as
sure those who may favor him with sheir patron
aye. thst every areniioa ard exerlion shall be
used 10 give eoiire saiirfa1ion. AID the sub
scribcr also offers his servers 70 sell hor.es on
commandments ~ cases w..cre I've may be EN-
pioyed 70 10 80. he vii charge the owner no
more than the actual cost Tor me support Of such
horses
G PETER MosELEY.
NIHEkEAS gave 20 Richard opelman an
w uunego-iab'e note da,sd % h Of Oa,hsr
last. Cor T. Is So 81 payable in twelve months.
which he has since deprived ne Of receiyinxan
valuable consideration fo.--these are TO notify
all persons concerned, tina, shall not discharge
the same by payment.
Lumaa Disaop.
Februrr~ s,h. iecf.
p. S. havea coav-niens TENEMENT for
a family, to RENT, neqr nc ccu.shcuss--waere
viii BE sold % "Wednesday nex,, Beds, house
bold aud kitchen furniture foy sasa Or ercdii.
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i4lA ss7s l54s ss7l 35ls 7sc s<5s 900
$3.50 s6ss 2o35 364s 6I2 s7s go eea !
i7o4 1910 1877 252s 1920 l44+ 1928
iioo Sz66 1921 1882 1859 i767 sels
IVA 1897 1922 la 2s3 zoos 227<
256S 1904 24io 66s $50 1880 1875
1925 1868 2o65 5000 o2S 5ss 1900
$50 547 1855 sc4.
1000 Tickets are drawn in all, and the
gain Of the wheel s7e2 dollars.
I;rkcfs raised 10 4 dotcrs each.
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PHiLADELpHiA, January 90.


Scar. Richmond, Lewis, from Rich.
Inond to this port, IS aground rear Days's
Point, and frozen no, on the Jersey shore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09
To John Mace.

'Hsrs'" H7f feeldi7g rrishia ths eor,rro,-
'veasfA " Y''.gia.a, ap.t havine n ko,g,
oien' or af'srnep fhr,e,a--
NE hoi %, IA ~ rir.irs of l comm, sfien
~sanS ool - ihe cpnrt e chnree Ia, the
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days Of that month, the depo iiioDs 3, 40 he ~.
en- 70 be read ~ ssidence ia ihg sa,d ea,.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA LE(;iSLaTT'i-piiE
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8. ICES
Erfract from lhe Jaarnals qc fhc Ssu,

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Extract from me Journals IF the Seaa,e
/ January 2oh, 1905.
Resolved, as the opinion of the senate.
that they have a constitutional u ,wer to
amend every bin originating in ,hc house
OF delegates, except such as impose taxes
only.
Resolved, that all 5lIIs calculated,o en-.
sure the collection of the revenue. are BY
the constitution subject to be amended by
the senate:
Resolved, 'hat TO incorporate these diff.
ferent subjects in one bill, tends to de-
prive the senate of their constitutional
power to amend that par, which respects
the collection.
Resolved. therefore, that lii. hi, emit.
tied an ACT to impose taxes for The su,
port of government inasmuch as il com.
Prehends these differen, subjects, be re.
jscted.
The Legislature of Delaware have An.
pointed JANIS A. BAYARD, senator. 70
represent that state, in the senate of the
United States. for the term Of six wears.
commencing on The fourth day of March
next.
On Monday the 2s,h uI,. the senate Of
Pennsylvania decided on the articles ri
impeachment against the honorable The
judges OF tire supreme ourt:-Thir,een
ot,he members voted for conclemning, and
eleven for scu,ri,4insr th-r,, RI a.,