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FOR HIRE,
roR THE PRESENT YEAE,

b. Tirfae eta Dred Of 7r!F executed 10 tie G4G-
JfribyJ by John Bac1e, far the burboe Of t.
curing The PaTn7ent efa ds5t due Thomas MIR
ebeH:
Va Ill BE SOLD, on Friday the 1T day Of
" March next-A Leafe for Life of an hun
dred acres Of LAND, lying in the county of
Louifa, on Cub Creek.
is: GARTH, and
LANCELOT MINOR, 51rETFe''
Fcb.s. eTsw6
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6oOre's Hseerss1,
life Of Dof7or Dnrzyig,
Fss9rf Of TIE Trial Of Lord Heodfoyf,
,l'qJ6es's Digsf effkc Le50y fire u. Sfafes.
}-,,'-~ti- 9yaaorafioo,
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06
Sep Thigff Stop Thiefl

ls Sunday. n,crnr,s = 5, tie 81 INST, NV Pave,
Saddle and hriiic were ia, ca From me hv a
rla" wi,osaid Ae was soirx &c Col sejen's, and
shoua rcsrrn After Iinuer. of &c Following de-
scspttn, viz "A ycvny par about 81 o. 90
Years O age. Back hair .tortbeirnd hpt ~ -
front 0, l''s head rather tushy ard spre,d;r..
dark complexion. Thin visase. looks we and %
pears sen,eel his ia ions ,r,ss inc linirs ,
~arsls, abcrt SIX feet high: lis dress as follows.
''ghr eo'o,ed dfab sscst coa;. nc sleeves aprear
tcfeaca his ruckes irh, eoloisd ccrdc,ov ran.
tzlccns. which nrton up pretty hi2h far toer.
boots, yellow ard red stirred isn,ke,e hief a.
| bout he's neck ard face, which tnrched his chin
! he also had > black cane. WHICH cel,.vs coma n
! ei sword, painted apparently red, among The
hack or probably red siisals aborr he Joints of
the care he never wenr to col. Sstlcenis bu, in
a5out hS.fsn hour after he ,.ot lie Lore. VA.
scent riding up 20 Richmond 10 gal5p ihro' tha
streei bcn5ipg HE course upwards - Description
OF the nerss saddle and bride a small chunky
bay horse, about fer or s inches high, white
face iiis few months STAGE va; eur close
bu. nov considesabl, grownaus, aud sands ercef-
b.. tai Robbed a litie, HE shoes aic .rsly worn
OIL afd his hoofs 'aygea.. the font one longer
an9 e,ayssr ,han the otnSfs with sor,e old nails
eranhig in the etges. h;s legs rs,her shaggy and
tirty rot having been ,rimred siSce had him.
ms .eh hind foot white, * his hin der h,cts think
ire ,iie, there are on the top ofhis back. under
he f'nt of inc saddle, tive large sIois Where tic
e'h H.S pe-u sNLocH tf nfRCtf sac. now smOOtA-
with lew short hair, very rerceiva,,ie also feint
iaarss,i beiny CALLED by soirs ia chair. perceive
able OF his breast where tie harness rests in DO
ling. AID Is the ssr,s lis,.e horse purchased OF
Joe Chldress IN Richmond. syhs lie gallons
re iitishis feet very high ard throws ,Sen down
very lard SKIS acoarsc gated horse The saddle
and hri,.e neasiy having l,s en- used abort
th.ee months the edges Of the sa,i.,l. lad bound
all arotd with iOe us.; 8 ,tDshuC je cfthe stir.
ruP Ie4ee's arc visible by the shof,ness of the
Saddle skirts, which are sound Ire h,iole ;s
curb %. sirg'e reins. < the CUB v,ch is annex
ed 20 ihe Bis. is tied I, ore erd p-ith niece
OF irvine sri's close IN hard knn- and he ,hreat
Ia ch has kno, in ii ..h u o. G inche. om H.
5uc'se wh'rn is square ne buc des on The bride
rcussi; rather tuteS. 40, qiie So Ii, re AZ dol
I1r; bs head ssaA done ars.t. >. ia .rhi.c a1,t
green OF yellow red fcs.eti,-g Twill sjse ih,r.y
10 las If fhe 'hisf can ne brrryAt 20 Justice and
wsnty dois's f,r my hor.s, ss,idie ami bride.
lyH. BRYAN.
TO ket's Landing, 5.h Fearuary. 1905
n T. The primers q the iateiligenoeri in Re.
ershusg, tie kxpiess in fret,e.ick, burg and liz
rin,er Of he Review in 4 sutton, are recuesied
Q insert the above 10 their issre dive Papers :n-
j Giscontinued IN the arsus, aad forward their,
scounts to the subscriber in Richmond
ii w. B.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06

t 10 know. rs value, BIZ, VIC mcy become
snp.ne; nay, men viii become negl
geat when il is presumed danger is Do
r nigh.
Let us take the varnin, voice OF Ills.
! tory, which tell, US, that the moment q
prosperity. is often the fatal moment
that individual passions. and personal az
/ Srandizement, the enemies Of general
happiness, with h.ads like the Hy,lsa
neither sleep or siuinber.---If in subveri-
ing the liberties of his country, one Cesar
fell, another rose from his ashes, and so
from the scaffold Of Charles, rose Creme
vel.
The limits OF an Address, will not per.
nit me farther to pursue this subject, and
hint viii suffice TO convince you, Of the
necessity in this day OF prosperity, 10 be
guarded aud Jealous, To secure TO your
children's children the blessings you your
selves enjoy. TO that end, rely ne, a.
lone on the form of your government
but be equally attentive TO its administra- ,
lion, in il SEX Cor practical Republican
ism, and be careful that those to whom
you en,rust power, will be ever r,indful,
that they are but your agents and account i
be singiy with view 10 the pablo happi 4
ness. The individual who invites the
public attention 10 himself, IN this iinpor
tant point Of view, mist ;nrie>d feel NUN.
berless difficulties; but the extensive aud
respectable patronage received u, the ,
last election, raises me above those diifi- /
culties; and conii,lenein my attachment !
10 Republican principles, ! am prompted
to offer myself as Candidate for tie Dis
trict, al the ensuing election.
On former OCCASION. illustrated the
r. pubIicanisrn 10 which WAS devoted,
by tciercnce 10 The present Adri;ais;rati-
%. The result 10 the public happiness,
utter two years farther trial, gives cause
OF exuhaion 10 those, who then. or even |
,,os-, AYERS attachment 10 like principles
Should be fortunate enough L, IL 81 !
iecivd by the major part of the district,
ms hest exeriiops SHAH be. 10 keep he |.
political course already set, snd which is
so well tested by experience, as 10 assure
US, the resli.twill be continuance OF pub
lie and private hsppiness.
BURWELI. pAsSETT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06

THE Sherilss Of 'he counties Of Princes me,
4 Horfslk aud Fsnsemcnd, composing dis.
triA Of Tie eounuss Of Buckingham. hl0ens le
Amherst and Fiuvanna, composing another dis
;ria +; Of the counties OF Elizabeth City War
wick and York. composing another dis,ria of
the countries Of bedford. Campbell Henry, Pitt.
s,Ivsnia Patrick ard Frankiin, composing ano
ther disira OF the Counties Of Wesimoreiand.
Stafford. and king George ecraposiEs ano,asr
disnid and o. the Counties OF Acconsck and
Northampton. composing sno;hev dis,rja which
several disirias eonstiuse The Class No 4. cf re
Ssna'e OF Virginia. viii please 20 take notice.
tina, an election IN rotation IS % be held, On ,he
several court dal of he said counties, in the
mon. ia g April next, Tor thc & pice of Senate,
70 represent each &C ths diatriNs shove rien.,o,
. ii in the General Assembly. for four eArs mex,
ensuing.
THEos EANsFoED, G. s..
February IL, 1905. 4v
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KEN up by the subscriber. in
fowAatan county. in the rncnfh of No
vernher, SJ4. dark bay MAZE. shcut four
feet z o. 6 inches high or 10 years Cd a email
whi,e spo, on her up e, lip. ani fe.s white hairs
on her Ell ic'e tooi OK BrF's; cd 10 he UNI
OF ~ Jolsrs SE,rH HON
Posted as the law directs.
81; 'a-. Poin9erfer,e c. pc.
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Notice.

a Ii persons having any demands .ya;ns,,se
1 A estate Of John Cook, dec Of Hcny;co com.
~, are requested to br.ng forward the same no.
Ierly authenticated or or before the 29t, ms
and those in5ebici TO The said estate are ear, So,
ly requested to make Immediate payment 70
HENRY RIGBY, Adn'r.
Chesterfield, Feb 4, 1905 v9.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06

The period Is nearly
arrived when you will have to exercise
NE Invaluable privilege of selecting ore
y. your number, 70 represent you in the
congress oithe United States. The i'm
por'ance OF this Act, surely need not be
insisted on to those who feel da " the
blessings tlat low from government Of
AVS unless indeed, that circumstance IL
sen be maze the ground OF Caution. Fa-
miDarised 20 happiness, we may not cease
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06
Notice.

n LII persons having e!airis against RE es-
"a tate Of Edward Branch. sen dec. of e.hs,.
termed County. arc earnestly requested 70 bring
them forward properly Suthsnrisated for se,flr'
rnent on or before the 18th day of April next. a..
intend soon az CT that time 70 class NV ...ccn
torship CHARLES BUXTON, Ex,r
Chesterfield, Feb. 4. 1905. wa-
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cArHoLIe cArHEpsAL cHuRcH Lorrzss,
HALriNoR..
I.uenfy- SiEfh Dax's Droqyirr.
500 tickets drawn this day.
Prize Of zoo doitars--No. 1885.
Prize Of 100 doaars-No. 1886.
Prizes Of so doiiars--Nos. 247 $500
1884.
Prise of95 as9ar.--No. 6e3l.
Pri-es IF 90 rioRars-- Nos. 572 1852
1900 1862 1919 s4s7 500 s9sY 4i5o
sI7a 520e $500 5697 elsa $685. eesi
1861 1896 io47o iios4 1870 1880
1870 1884 1920 1882 1859 1874
1892 1896. iels7 1887 ,sAss 1868
i7433 1897 fiT7io 1889 $3.50 1880
ls4ol 1890 isoS5 1885 2o,85 2u4ss
2o69i 4!2s.
.fad Sc oils diuars.
AT a Court Martial Segun and held :, he
! Swan Tavern in the sitg Of Rich.nona. ~
Thursday toe 94sh day of January, 1905. by o,
der Of Major General Henry Lee, FOR ths ,ris
OF Msior samue' Winston. Inspector of ,hs
second Brigade. now under arrest by order d
Brigsdist Gcner- Thomas White;
PRssxrT.
Brigadier Genera Henry Young, President,
Colonel Christopher Tompkins,
Colonel gich,rd Adams,
Msjors William Allen,
| Briggs Rive.
Benjamin Wolfe.
Humphrey Walker.
Captains lCscrh A Myers.
John S Pleasants,
| Richard Williams,
William Mattox,
George Dsbney,
John Peter.
! GeoTge ". Smith, Ard
! Isaac Dahnsy,
MAJOR Beveriey Robertson. being also present,
was appointed Judge Advocate.
| The conrt. having heard The testimony. as ueIl
ON the behalf Of rhe commonwealth as said Win.
ston, and the arguments of the Judge adyocaee.
and the bye ISLANDERS being ,hen Te1ues,ed 10
Withdraw, and the doors beirr closed, the cour,
\ then proceeded TO give the following opinion !;
that Brigade Major Samuel Winston. in the
exercise OF his Office. and the performance OF his
duties with the officers Of the 74,h regiment of
Militia. in the month of November last. did CON.
due himself as became gentleman and an officer.
\ equally soiicitous and vigsnt to pcrfern the dn
ties Of Brigade Major or Inspector, in ,ya;p;ny
and insruding the said officers withous payf;.,;,x
favor, prejudice malice and without zyroe, A.
ing any illegal orimprop.r authority.
! The court are therefore OF Opinion. thst N.
| SAID Wiston IL not gully OF the charge alIedga,
agaipat him, and that he be thenceforth di,et,s,.
ed from this arrest.
1 a copy, seste,
BEVERLEY ROBERTSON.
W Judge AdVoecss.
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mhfeIEs-oa Seventh day evening LAST. a,
xrenos meeting house. az Whi,eoak Sw.rn.
D'oor = HohAS HARRIS, of Hanover coan.
y ~ ~ years; 70 UNITY LaDD, daughter
= 'o"" hsoa' OF Sharies City. aged 20 years..
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FOR SALE,
Il UaluaJIe Iracf of[aud.

Lying on Beaver creek. cor,ainirr e0O .eres.
win good dwelling house 81 feet ~ 20 f,,,
stories h'8h, with froorps en- the lower Hoor and
2ab0ve, with very large peach orchard and a
small apple orchard, viia shcm 10 aces &c
cleared land. now IN good ouer tor COM, yaeat
ard i.baeeo-F his tran is well wa.aged 81 ~ i'm.
beted and les remarkably leycl tor this t..tt Of
he country, il beiagin 2n1i.es az tie c,u4ho,,se
rs would wish 20 move 20 Kcstacky next sAn.
J you'll give possession hsn ard IN. nur-t,.sr
hs furnished with COIN arl s,,ei. # ~ kirds "a
me ma'tet price. Tor te.ms Apply to me. living
"h ''S P'SHalses' fw4)
10 = s. Wcodson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06

NNtICe.

E'HE Subscribers having pur an end 70 ,te;,
retaI bnsinc,s. request the dc stors 10 ina.
hrrn 10 come forward, wi hout loss Of tire. r.
have their accounts adjas;ei. and TO pay what
may ne due rs great indu renee has u..s., sr<ad,
gwen, further Cannot, reasonably be expected -
George M'Credie viii attend at ihIs I,.ac- 20,
tne purposes OF ssttlins the accounts and recs;y.
ing payment Ihose who do not paw. or give
Satisfactory assurance of paying soon must . ,rc
themselves i suits are ins,its,ed aos;nsr ~,
LYLE & MCREDrE.
hanchester. Feb. Alb 1905. D.,
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Disp- ontle 3lss ult Mr. ARCHIBALD
LnNS' OF the town Of Manchester, aged 20
years, month and DAYS. C. ~ ~
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lCKeJS III the WE
lem & May College Lottery are foc
ale at THIS office.
Purchasers Go The number of ten tickets
nsy be- accommodated With clcd.t O.
SKY days FROM 'hs commencement Of
drawing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06
RIcHdfoMD7 .4c.fDEafY I.o17ERY

Sevt'nf Days Eraisihg.
Prizes o. 100 doilars--Sos. 763 5os4.
Prizes Of (. doilors---Nos. fs42 1860
AS so6I lS6 1893 422 1880 1862 Sf4
3S7 1858 1894 T47 SlT3 1891 2ss ss2
ai6s 1873 tos 1893 1857 22a7 $3.50
ls43 3242 - $40 i643 545 e92 35os
S634 3l2A 2Is6 az le4s 4a6 1908
S472 3ioS l77 1885 l79y 2soS iee
1905 1922 2s2 i4s 1865 1878. soc.
Whole gain Of ,he whse! 3o9e dollars.
Tickets ra;scd 10 / dSi,ars ezek.
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/ placed by their own Government on: o
The Law Of Nations, and the common Law
Of civilized nations; hey desire then TIA
| NJ. Romboid. be corsidcrcdas any o,hc,
English individual VAC should aiap, cri
minil practices, and be seized ifit be in
your power to do il, taking every measure
TO secure lis papers. invite you Mar
shall, TO take alithe necessary steps 10 ac-
complish this oblea. l have the honor
TO be, (Signcd} "FOUCHE."
The Moniteur of The 18th inst IN. the
Paris article, says" Sir. RunboId, En-
glish Agent at Hamburger. az rested with
in cannon shot: OF the advanced post oftbe
French army of Hanover, and carried TO
Paris, has been liberated through The pro-
tection Of the King of Prussia, ah,i-has
been sent to England by the way Of Cher
bourg. Ii the proceedings against this
worthy associate OF AIR. Drake, Spencer
Smith, and Taylor. had been completed,
they would have furnished instances as.I
remarkable as those Of ais accomplices."
--s--
Ata general meeting oflbe Mutual As
surance Society against fire on buildings
OF the state Of Virginia. holden by adi,orn. |
msnts at the capitol, ON ll,e so,h ofJanu-
airy, 1905.
The following ofccrs were eieaed, TO
serve for the ensuing year, to wit /:
Alexander hfRse, Presiacns.
Alexander Stewart,
Robert Mitchell, and S-Directors.
George w. Smith,
Wm Price, Regr. Casa;e,- Gen.
William +. Asst, Prrnnhas .zgenf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06
from London pqrers 10 November Az

The following is an ex:raa OF a letter
from the French Minister of General pa.
lice to the Marshal Bernadoite. orderinv
the apprehension Of Sir George Rumbo,d
Paris, ls Vendenioire, (Oet. 10. }
CATER stating that Mr.. Rumbo,,l = fol
lowing the system Of Messrs. Drake and
Smith, and that the British Minister has
ayowed plan OF conspiracy I" which !
proved, besides by the condua Of M
taylor, and the original papers in INV
hands,"-Fouche proceeds in the folIo,..
ing terms y
J" In consequence Of these new and s,,,
vers'ys principles, his Majesty the En-
pesof 'as caused Il iobe declared, tina, b,
vii not recognizes any diplomatic ebaro~
ter " The English Agents who lave ,,.e,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-18

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from .raees fufaca. tat hesh
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t.uf 3t ca@ ol fae measl.ers lstel.
tc l tie .o.a. ASH u saat. 80 "a
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aAf easbis'a t'atef1' " = ''43 A'~'zf'
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tic Federal adnl"iitrasien q &c GoFer"-
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
sAFVa0 PLEAsrs usro. p.nrra 70 rns
[l2 1-2 Gents Single.l

find their attention principally direeied 10
discoveries and settlements on our ives.
tern shores.
! The extreme point OF their southern
discoveries cannot ascertain. They col
iect the skins of The sea otter and Other
animals which they carry TO Ksmschatka,
and by that 70 ute they reach Europe and
China, By lsnd.bul liave heard oil no Russi-
an vessel making avoyage from the coast
direct TO China; nor do think that any
Russians have as yet undertaken any com
mercial voyage from the eastern shores of
ASA TO China, except indeed they may
have PASSED into some of the ports on the
northern and eastern coasts of that coun-
'ry' which are not frequen,ed by our navi-
gators. The European and American
Traders are only allowed TO visit Canton.
Al the Russian government intends 10
make permanent settlements on the Ame.
ricsn coast and extend Them sou,hward.
there can be little doubt that they may ir-N
'ertere with our clam TO the western part
OF Louisiana, provided we secure title To
la, territory as far as iIie great western
ocean.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-07
JOHN C GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun.

The subscriber (Robert Gamble, sen.) avails
himself of this opportunity 10 thank his numerous
friend for the very large share of patronage he
has received in me mercantile line--and hereby
tenders to the public hisfuture services As Cent
mission Merchant. lie Aatters himself, his long
experience (wi,h other circumstances unnecessa-
~ here to rnsnton) entities hin 70 the confidence
ofthose who may save business Of that nature to
trsnsaa in this city--assufing such OF mis- best
exenis0s to merit appreciation.
Those who ssernain indebted tothe late firms
Of esssbie t. crddfr. Of S,aunton. Of Gamble
u TEMPLE. Ro5sr, Gamble IL Co. and x bert Gam
be, of the Ciry Of Richmond. ave once moe ear.
mostly - 4usstsd to make immediate payment of
their yespeaive baiances Such rs continue re-
gardless of this last notice cannot expea longer
indulgence.
Ro GAMBLE.
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