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az the votes of Governor, it apnears ,t,.,
MS excellency CALEB STRONG. hasa MI,
ral'tyof 100 over Mr.. SuLLryAN. Thas r.
were some scattered votes. '
t'is reported, that there is no choice IS
Lieutenant Governor by the people.
The ship Erin, Stephenson, from Rail-;
more, arrived at Lisbon the I'd Anr;l n
II days passage. Tin this shin. il IL la
went Jerome BonapArte and Lady.
Extract Of letter from Jamaica. rere;,,.J !,
Bahimore, dated .1yt,u ~.
expect the American cornmerre ,v;u
suffer greatly by the conduct Of the co,,r,s
IN THIS place, Tor if the court will condemn.
the british ships Of war and cruizers will
not tail IN plea for sending them in: bu,
am IN hopes an early stop WILDE nut tn
these unjust proceedings"
we learn from Bermuda, fsays the NJ.
York Gazette.) that British friaate ar,;v'
ed there about IA days since, having nm
board Mr. Gore, who was lately appoint-
cd Governor ofthat place. The shin IRE
Iawny Planter came on, in comnany wuh
the frigate, laden with stores.
The sum of s32 dollars has been sub-
scribed and paid by few humane inhabi-
tants oil Boston, for The relief OF capt. Tho
MAS Z. CAGE, and crew OF the scb'r In
dus,ry, for tleir unexampled ,xer,ions n
SAVING, at the imminent hazard of their
own lives, the German Passengers and
Crew OF the ship Sarah, as has been before
mentioned.
II is said to be fact that Commodore
PRxnLE, who declines an appointment 10
the Secretaryship OF The Navy, is soon to
be commissioned by administration to
make tour of Great Britain, and visit the
several navy yards, FOR the purpose of col
Iecting accurate and useful information on
all Subjects connected with the art Of ma
val architecture, or that of maritime war
fare. The character of Commodore Pre-
Bile gives rs assurance, that he will exc
cute the trust with ability and fidelity, and
that whethcrin the dock yards of Europe,
or Fighting The foes of his country, his
whole efforts will Tend to its welfare and
Observation-Disclosures Museum.
Don josef de Cabrera, lately imprisen-
ed in Philadelphia, for forging check on
the Bank Of Pennsylvania, has been given
np by his Catholic Majesty to the laws of
Pennsylvania.
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RICHMOND PRICE. CIIppEs; n

by Information from The dfferen, town.
OF the commonwealth Of Massacbus.,, n'
.. the votes of Governor, it appears .bs,
ms excsllency CALEB STRONG, has . nlus
rahty oil 100 over Mr.. SuLLryAS. ne.
were some scattered votes. '-'S
It's reported, that there is no choice oe
Lieutenant Governor by the people.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29

The French drama Liable de L'Epee
was ls.cly performed at Lindau in Ger
many in manner altogether new. The
part Of Theodore was played by shild
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29

Fran tie New5uryhors Herald, May IL.
We are confirmed in the belief tha,
there is no foundation in the story from
Salem. of The taking Of Jamaica, as capt.
Iierrick, whom we have just conversed
With, sailed ia company with capt. Harri.
den, and heard nothing ofthe report when
he left the HAVANA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29

thor of the Dialogue de Orafo15us {either
Quinciilian or Taci,us) ascribes the great
corruptio. of manners, which broke out
among tn. Romans in after times, to the
neglect of parents in regard to the morals
and education of the children, which were
then commonly committed to the care of
a Srecian female slave and one or two
male domestics; in like manner as people
in the West Indies, aud some of the south
ern states. commit their children to the !
care Of negroes. @. ]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29

The ship Erin, Stephenson, from Bali.
more, arrived at Lisbon the I'd April, in
u days passage. Tin this ship, il is said
went Jerome BonapArte and Lady,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29

OssIAN's Porms.--rhe long disputed
manuscripts of the Poems of Ossian, IN
the original Celtic, are now in the press
under the auspices OF The Highland So
cieiy, 70 be accompanied By latin trans
Iation by the late MIR. MaclarIane. The
whole, says the London Monthly Maya
zine, will form two large volumes ocla-
yo.
Mo,n CLrou.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29

We have it from undoubted authority
tina, Captain Bradley, who was lately dis.
placed from the command of the British
fFigate Cambrian, on the American sta
ton, has got the command Of 6ne Sc.
yenly-fouv gun ship, Que Of the Channel
fieel.--No-fotk Herald.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29

Dollars 1856
II 7 OK f. rs
May be had OF George Tucker. Thomas Taylor.
ana ~ samuel Pleasants, jr in Richmond, Robert
oircnett' and Watkins Leigh, Petersburg; Tho.
mas Newton. DIR. Barrand, & Littyeroa ne T,zs-
well, Norfolk -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29
SEVENTH nay.

a jack tar, having been long in a. French
prison, was asked on his return, whether
ne had not got smattering of their lin
go {" No" replied Jack /; I. they call things
by wrong names they call a horse a sho-
Del, and a has cAohher."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29

Don Josef de Cabrera, lately imprison-
ed in Philadelphia, for forging check on
the Bank of Pennsylvania, has been given
up by his Catholic Majesty to the laws of
Pennsylvania.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29

The deceased count Bibb, one night at
the cider cellar, told friend that he in
tended to leave 90 pounds to be spent a,
his funeral; which induced the other to
ask him, it the money was to be spent
gong or returning! Bibb good humored-
~ replied, +" Going, to be sure for, when
you return, slanf be 4UiM you.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-03
The Races

WrLLcomnience IN ChaTl lite county at PRICES
Race Fietd. on Thurssav the 9th day of
May next and con niue three DAYS
First day for un'ried 3 aud wear ODDS his
spring. mile heats, en- rance 80 dollars, half fo,.
felt. weights Agreeable 10 Newmarket
Second day for 5 year olds only mile heats.
entrance twenty dollars. half rfeit
Thid day will be run Tor an elegant Gold
Watch. Saddle, B,idle Collar an MartingsIe.
free for any horse. mare or gcdiug. one mile
our. weights agreeable 10 Newmarket.
Any gentleman wishing TO eHter horse NAV
do so b. applying o mr. VIM Price Of char,oue
COUNTY. or to the subscriber The Races will GER
fanny commence on the above day. as there are
horses already entered
Q JOS. RUTHERFORD.
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Hymns and Spiritual .Sonps.

THE subscribers 10 the Book Of HYMNS & Spi-
ritual Songs, intended 10 be published by I.
Courtney. jr. are respectfully informed thai, nor
wlthstsndng severe iudispcsition which totally
pu; II out ofhispower for the space many weeks
70 attend TO any kind Of business IN addition TO
many unavoidable delays. the wcrl.is now in the
press, and from the number OF hands which are
employed, he can with certainty say, thar II, The
course OF a few weeks the book will be ready for
delivery.
On perussI of this valuable collection, the
reader willreadly preceive, that great pains have
been taken TO renderif one Ct the most useful books
or the kind now extant. A number Of people.
preeuinens for their picty, prefer the Hymns
and Spiritual Songs Of DR. Isaac Watts Others
prefer kippoh's, whilst many admire Wes!ey's
and Lady uun,inztof's hymns To these II
may be necessary 10 observe, that in the pyesent
selection, partiality has been Carefully avoided.
while the beauties Of all the foregoing authors
have been collected, so as TO render this book
suitable 10 every denomination Of Christians. ei
Their Tor privae or psbo Worship In this pub
lication there win appear large and beautiful
selection Of Spiritual Songs which, al cSns,dera-
be trouble, and some expense. have been obtain.
ed from almost every siate in the Union. Ir ~
me design OF the subscriber TO strike of several
thousand copies Of this work which NAV
be attended with almost too srca; a r,sk
For an individual IN hts cireunseribed nrua.
don- But. from desire of adordirg every one
an opportunity Of pcrusing this book. aid fros,
asincere wish 20 see the prosperity of Zion. he
thus ventures his all. while he hopes that his la
bours will not fail to meet with suitable re.
ward. The book viii contain upwards Of three
hundred and 6fty pages, handsomely printed. en-
god type, and on paper Of superior quality.
.-IOHN COURTNEY, JUN.
Richmond, March 10Th, 1905
p SIN the last edition pyinted by Di,coa and
Cou,ise1, number Of inaccuracies escaped IN. |
noticed This vii not be thecase in The present
performance. The book, when ready, viii he I
advertised and sold by the subscriber. 81 he pria
ting Office Of the gIgg'nia Gazette 10 copies 4
handsomely bound and lettered. the price viii be 4
one Dollar; and for those bound in plain tho 1
neat manner Seventy Five Cents.
. tr7s7be Printers il P,teysbu,g, Jmeb5v,g.
5iaRntcn, Lexington and Freacris stwg, are re-.
7Hesfed 70 g'se tbc above Z. few ase,DcEs ~ rbsir
'espen'ss fspss.
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FIR As. WALKER.
Alexander Plainville,
CONFECTIONER,

CONFECTIONER,
p kSPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
N ofRichmcnd. Manchester and their yicini-
ties, thar hehas rented the
HAY-MARKET GARDEN,
For the summer season. where he intends 10
rnakeit his study to try and please those who
may favor him with thei; custom.
a Piainvillc being acquainted with the dis.
filling Oh Cordials, making of Creams, &c.
ha,fers himself that those who favor him with
their custom will be entertained in manner far
suaetior to that in which they have been here.
tofore by Mr. Prior
All kinds Of Wines Liquors, CordiaIs, Ice.
Creams. Syrups. &c. of the first quality and mo.
derate charges. Tea Pzrsies accommodated
with every thing suitable please both The taste
OF the ladies and conference.-the lishes, Cold
Snacks. &c. at the shortest ice.-Barbacues
occasionally asst may best suit those gentlemen
who choose TO subscribe for them Fire Works,
Music &c occasionally. The other entertain
fner's as usual, with some alterations for the
better Ladies and gentemeniwishingt TO be ae-
conmodated with Ice Creams, Cordials, Syrups,
&c wihou, going out of the city may be suppl.
ed a; his house on the main street where lie has
made every preparation requisite for their rccep
ton. go
The Hay Market Garden to be opened every
day a, 2 o'clock, Sundays and Holidays except.
ed, when IL will be opened in The morning. AMI
continue open all day. Price of sinit,aHce IS
cents.
S. ICE for sale at his Confectionery on
me main street. IF Mach so
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rRIAI OF 5upcE GRASS.

II IS the intention Of the cifor OF The National
Irtcll,geneer, TO publish in volume the procse-
d:ngs on this interesting trial at full length. vita
40 little delay as ecumstarces viii admit.
The extent os the work cannot at prescnt be
Asoersined with any precision. Il will, howe.
yer. probably excssd 500 pages oaavo.
1t shall be published in boards, at price NOT
exceeding SC cents for IN. hundred pages.
Gentlemen DESTROYS CT securing copies are re.
qucssed 10 leave their n7ncs with the edi,or--1rk
roe PRINTERS OF newspapers ss,u eenfer favor 81
Inserting t6is. adveriisey,cst fey times.
March ID f3r)
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no PRINTERS.
Priatine Maferials far Sals. )

Printing Materials for Sale. +.
T ONO PaIMrR. Plea. English. ueable Plea
- Twc-Lines English, French -s.son, Four
Lines Plea, Five Lines Plea, Seysn-Lines Plea
Nine Lines Plea, Thir,een.L Lines Plea, Six
teen Lines Plea. Ninetsen-L,nea Plea S,no'A'-
ons, Foolscap and Deny Chases, and Eases.
- PROsSER 4 MONCuNc.
Richmond, March IS, 1905. W. WI
| IL ANaway from the subscriber, near
n the neg store, in buckingham, On ga e
b1,ary last, a +. gro follow named JE sSr, tof-
rnerly The properly OF Walter Irvine IN New
r,.,,on. and mas run the river as waterman
f,ou said place for IL or IS months pasti he is
h-;ght nr.i!arro, about 90 or ~ years old, bushy
b,aa' down look when spoken to; he had on
,yhcn he went away drab ooloured coat and
nan. a,oons Of the same. Virginia Vest, &c.
ANY person delivering the same to the subscri-
her or lodging HIM in jail shall have FIVE
DOLLARS REWARD. besides what the law
allows DRUSY CHILDERS.
". B The above negro has been seen in Rich
noad among some watermcu in the course of
last week. I-forewaln all masters OF vessels
from Carrying bin our of this state or employing
him at their peril. ID, c.
I Buckingham. 9TH March. 1905. wst
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n Parcek of Land.

Situated in The county of Chesterfield, within the
distance of four miles from Manchester, ana ss.
'imated.to contain about three hundred and ri.
teen acres ihisiand. commonly known BY tie
name Of SCOTS uaa. or the Car,,p ,r,E u ;ifi-
set up tor sale. 70 The highest bidder, on Vedass-
day. she first OF May next, between the hours of
e'evsn A. M and two p, ". at Zach. Brools's IA
vern. IN Manchester, on the following terms. viz.
one third OF the purchase money to De paid down
---one th:sd IN six months, aud the remaining
third IN twelve months from the day of sale -
Bond and security viii be required for the pune.
'uA payment OF The credit instamenss, on which
payment osing made, z proper conveyance viii
be executed by
JOHN HEvENINCHAM.
Chesterfield, March 18th. 1905. ids i
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

TWISHfo seiia HALF SHIRE intbe Di.maf
Scamp Conpa'y--aiso. SHdRESin tbe Canal
from hi5ep,arle sound 10 EisGbetb river-also.
One qbird Of fbree 2yaets Of LAND, lying on
NdnsenIond river near Sv1otk. fbe three traces a
mo.nfirs intbe .sbole to a6oaf 1900 aces. xny
person 'asincd TO pGre5ase may Be informed Of r5e
,ens Of sae By directing letter to f5e su5scsy6s,
is0iag near i5e post-oFce at Lisdsay's store Ace
marie comu.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-03
S.Ury county. 25fb Ma,eb 1906
Il

h o41fy county. z5fb 7Na'eb 18O5
.COmmitted to the Jail of this coun-
~ ty on the oath day of Feb last, negro
man by the name of BOOKER, who say S he be-
longs TO mr.. Ezekiel Walden of Northumberland.
county IN The state of Maryland, which place he
left. as he says. last April in pursuit Of his wife
who had been sold-he is stout well made fell
low, about % years old and appears o have gone
by wafer--The owner Of said runaway is reoue st
ed 20 come forward. prove properly. pay charges
ana TAKE mm away DAVID PRIcn.
81 Kerpcr IF f5e Jail. Sur,, eouyt5ouse Yr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-03
HART IND sorrHc IRE.

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND.
Offer Jar Sale. iorp f~ Cab or Negotiable Noies.
F{oLLANDS GIN B, fbe pipe or less quantity.
"a Nstg Easiaai RUN. ~ fbe HID or ha,,el
feses .yRdND1r, Antisuz RUJl. WINES.
&c. &c.
CIDER 81 fbe barrel. "
s1r IRON and C.iS7fNcS. So,e LEATHER.
SPt2ITS Of TURPE NzINE IN 5 gallon jugs.
cfNDLES BY Ibe kox. .l
SUGAR BY tbe barrel or retail.
TEL COFFEE. and q general assorfmers OF
CR0cE RES. ssi.a6!e for fariir. and deal.
ers, az fozrn or Country. ~
Richmond, March IL. 1905. ru,fl
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TO RENT.

A ND possession given the 9Th day
IN of March next, comnodous dwelling
HOUSE now occupied by Mrs Gall.--For terms
apply 70
David Lambert.
rcofuary I'd. lSUJ. (tf1
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TAKEN up by Thomas w. Lewis,

AMEN up cy homas w. Lewis,
4 brindIe OK, with some whitein his face
white legs. and white LIST around his loins, in
terrnixed with a number of small black spots,
m arked in the right car with a half crop and
swallow fork. supposed to be eleven or twelve
years old appraised to eleven dollars
Also, a white BULL. with red ears, about 6
years old, without mark or brand appraised 70
two pounds.
a copy-Tes'e.
wst JOHN NICHOLAS, c 40.
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Dollars. 10000

All tickets drawn blank may berenewedin the
next class, at 10 dolls. each the price OF all o.
theirs will be Is dolls.
All prizes of Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, at the option of the person
entitled. If they be not CLAIMED within shree
months after the draying commences, fhey vii
be considered as renewed in the second class.
The drawing TO commence in the city of VIII
iiamsburg, on the - day of --, under
the management of ancs Madison John Brack
en-. William Nelson, Robert Creenhow, Burw ell
Bassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham
pion Travis, William Lightfoot, Litt!eton w.
farewell, George Tucker and James Semple.
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STANDARD OF pRoEUNcIArIos,
Estdbiis6ed BY re
Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of
JOIN WaLKER,
Author of the Ed msnts of Elocu;ion, Rhyminp
Dictionary, SC. &c.
HE improved edition of Iohnson's D:tfion.
airy which is now ohere to the public ha some
advantages over every o .er thar has here. of IRE
appeared which the editor hopes, will ensure i,
a just and general preference.
An union of certain rules or nronppc;,,;o,
with 1ohnson's apple de Hn,ions and al horities,
is a form in which the oslayo edition has never
appeared and is sufficient. the editor presu mes,
to found his pretensions to originality and i'm
| provement.
Ia noting the pronunciation, Walkers Critical
| Proaouncing Dictionary has been the general
| guide bur where words occurred not 70 he
found in that (of which the instances were M,
msrous) Other sources have been investigated
particularly Marchbank's Quarto Edition of i7o8
/ and the pronunciation of Hose words carefully
regilatsdb by Walker direaions.
In paint of CORE qnsss, the editor Considers
himself justified from the un,emittiug attention
bestowed upon the work TO clam for If pre
eg'iuenee over every edition which has come
within his noiice. Iuthe course of The work. DIFF.
tereHf editions of iohnson's Dictionary were Of.
ten CON ufed, and thar the deriva lions r1;zh, he
| as cofreA as possible, feeuent recurrence vas
had 70 the most approved Dictionaries Of the 70
| reign l'ngaages. in which the original wo.is a 70
found, especially the Creek. LATIN, French ao1
| German. ~''''
That II is entirely faulilessi is MOTTO be exn.t,
! ed but Il Is certainly free from many aacc,,,
c'es which appear in the various editions w,,I,
which il was compared
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Dollars ,2S,t55

DOIFarS ISOp To
Tx KE rs
May be had of George Fucker. Thomas Taylort
and Samuel Peasants, jr in Richmond, Rober,
Birchett, aud Watkins Leigh, Petersburg; Tho
mas Newton, DR. Bsrrand, & Littlcton w Taze
well, Norfolk; Hugh Mercer. fredericksburg /;
Henry Tacker, Wiuehester; Chapman Johnson
Sraunton; End IN all the towns in Virginia, and
in many places In the country
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AN ACT

Making ahtr9hrfatious for carrying into eff
.feet CERTAIN Indian treaties, and for other
Snurnoses Of Indian trade and intercourse.
BE it.cnactsi 81 me Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES, Of me. United Srates Of IL
rrr-ica il, congresf assembled, That Tor the
pnrpose OF defraying the expenses, that
may arise in. carrying into effect the trea-
ties lately made between the United State.
and the tribes,of Indians called the Della.
wares, Piankeshaws, Sacs and Foxes, the
following sums, to be paid ou, of any mo-
MES in. the treasury, not otherwise appro-
priated, be, and the same are hereby ap-
propriated for the payment of the annui-
ties stipulated IN the said treaties TO be
paid TO the said Indians that is to say, to
the Delawares, three hundred dollars, an.
nual.y, for FIVE years, aud the further sum
OF three hundred dollars, annually, for
tenfyears To the Pianke shaws, annu
ally, for ten years, the sum Of two
hundred dollars; and to the Sacs and
Foxes, one thousand dollars annually, so
inag as the treaty with them shall CONT
nue. in force.
Sec. 2. Ind be IL further en1eted, That
for The purpose Of exploring the Indian
country, and Of ascertaining proper and
convenient places for establishing trading
houses with the different Indian tribes
within the territory OF the United States,
n som Of five thousand dollars be, and the
same is hereby appropriated out of any
mpnies,in the treasury, not otherwise APP
propF'aica.
Sec 3.And he itJfrfher enaeted, That
for the purpose of establishing additional
trading houses, with the Indian tribes, a
sum not exceeding one hundred Thousand
dollars be, and the samcis hereby appro
Pria,ed, (the balance OF former sppropri
ation being carried to the credit Of III,
surplus fund.- TO be paid ont of any mo
MICS in the treasury, not otherwise appro
pfiated.
49, NATHL. MACON,
Sferkcs. effhe House. of Rf,f,rese1ssatipe
JOS. ANDERSON,
President IF tie Senate fsro feH,hor,
March ?, lso5.--APrRovED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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10 DE SOLD.

TO BE SOLD,
Pursuant TO deed of trust executed to me by the
ia'e Henry Randolph. Esq to secure the pay-
ment of certain sums of money in the said,
deed. acknowledged 70 be due from him 10
Lyle and M Credie, merchants.
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~ ACT

children Of Thomas Finn.
he IL enzefed M the Senafe and House o.
PcarrsentafiUcs Of Tie United Scres Of IL
mcrica IN Congress assembled. Tha, the sum
of i've hundred and eighteen dollars, with
inleres, from the fifteenth OF January. one
thousand seven and ninety three, be allow
eel TO The widow Of Thomas Finn, an in.
terpreier and guide. who was killed with
Colonel john Harding, while employed in
bearing messages Of peace 10 the hostile
indians, in the year seventeen hundred
and ninety two; and that the aforesaid
sum and interest be paid 10 the said widow,
for the use OF herself and the orphan CHI
dren Of the said Thomas Finn, out Of any
monies 10 the treasury not otherwise APP
propriaied.
NATIfL. MACON,
Sfraker IF she House Of ReJtresentosfvcs.
JOS: ANDERSON,
Presid'ent Of ne Senate, isro- femhore.
March 8, lso5--APPRovrp
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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An ACT

NJ NJ
To erfen5 jnrisdicfion ia eer1di1 cases, "a
Sfe ferrifori1f coQrss.
BEt enac-el 6y me Senate aad House 81
Reysrcsrr'qgipes of ire United sfof-s of sfnae-
rita m congrrss assembled, That Ire snpe-
rior courts ofthe several territories Of the
Unitsd States, in which district court
has not been established by law, shall in
al cases IN which the United Yaies are
concerned, have and exercise, within their
respective territories, the same iurisdieli.
on and powers which ore by law given to,
or may be exercised by the district court
q kentucHy district. and wri,s Of error
AND appeals shailhe, from decisions there.
~ Ia tie sppremc court for the same
cares, and nnder The same regulations.
as 'soo' The said district court q xeo,uc.
Ky dis,uSl.
NATHL. MACON.
%eaker Of ne Hoase If Rchresen,of;,,,.
JOS. ANDERSON,
Prcsi9s1tk ~ he Senate nro-fen,hor.
March 8, looS--APPRovep.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-03

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! months in the ship MONTH
cello ! will stand at my Stable
the ensuing season, aid be let
TO mares at Six Cuine5s each
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