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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-25
HaluoMe Lands IN A75eaaris souAty
FOR SALE.
to q deed of trust,

~ =
z executed Ny John Jordan, 10 secure the pay.
ment OF five hundred and seventy Eve pounds
three shil'ngs and six pence. wi,hinteresr there
on from the seventeenth day OF July, eighteen
hundred and one and charges, due Brown. Rives
& Co viii! be sold. for ready money, on the fiji.
teenth DAY OF 0slober next [being the ,i1rd Tues.
day in that month and the day after Bucking
ham court day) on the premises. certain TRACTS
OF LIND, lying IN the county Of Albemarie,
containing four hundred and seventeen acres and
an half, which said traa joins the Fluvanna or
James river. itbeing the traa devised to the said
John Jordan by his father Mathew Jordan, dec.
on which he now residcs-Also, one other trad
lying in the same county on the Fluvanna river
and adjoining the above mentioned tract on the
upper side thereof, containing three hundred and
FORTY nine acres.
JOHN HICCISBOrHAM,T Trustee. :
Warminster, Amherst, Sept. 9. 1875. 4w
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THE subscriber anxious to dis
Il charge every Just debt which nc ewes, will.
at the Sane tirns and place. offer for SALE, fos
ready money, The residue Of his
T II O p 4 II L Y,
For the benefit of his creditors, consisting of
Housenoid and Kitchen Furnitlus, good Eorse3,
AND surdry other articles.
BAY. Pattcson, Jr.
Manchester, 9th August, 1905. IDS
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yTAS removedfroni the store he formerly DC.
L i cupcd 10 I hrscs house ON the erosi $50
leading from the main street 10 Shoekoc ware
house, where he has on hanc ana ons's 10 oi'-
pose of ON moderate terms, b, Wholesale.
7ne foRorizgi articles, Orz.:'
Loaf and ntascesado Sugars,
N. England, w. Island. and Antigua RUM
Cogaiac, Bareeloaa and Apple Brandy
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of q superior quality.
Molasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
Patent Shot, assorted sizes-And
The remainder cf his Stock Of Dry Goods,
consisting principally Of articles suited to the
present, and approaching season, which he will
either sell on : credi, OF 3, o and months. for
notes negotiable ut the Bank of Virgnia, with
approved endcrsers, or barter for Tobacco,
flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richnond, ed March. 1905.
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lobe Sod, joriCash.

lobe Sod, joyiCash.
r AM requested by David Patteson,
Il y. TO expose Cor sale. as trasteee. the whole
or SO much OF the PROPERTY, in the trust deed
conyeyed bearing date the 10Th day of pril last.
consisting Of the following slaves, viz Jack, lad
Tom, 4 boyS-Kaie and her three children
Billy, Sally and Henry. Sukey and her two chill
dren, named Fanny and Jefferson. as also, Molly.
alsir--in order satisfy debt due from the said
David Pstteson. jr. 10 l. yle & A'Credis, agree
ahlyso the tenor the said decsl--shr sale will
certainly take place the 18th day Of September
next, at the dwelling house Of the said David Pat
ieson, in the town CT hanchstier.
James +. Leiteh, Trustee.
Manchester, 9th August, 1905.
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oo . store. 1t Sept. II, 1905
LANDS torsalem BpeFinq-han comm.
THE subscriber offers for sale the
u following traSss OF Land, viz.---1CO0 seres
beginping Why're ma; Charlcs Yznccy's line Joins
his on jamesriyer, and extend on, to include the
above quantity, so aste leave on the low grounds,
with suideieE timber TO support it, AIso. t,so
Uses On SycimoIe island cysek and its waters.
of four bundled acfes each. adjoining the lands Of
maj. fancey and the Subscribers; thoss two
traits were formerly the properly Of col Iohn
Hopkins OF Gooehard on the lower tta6. Is tto'i
to be good faili.sest--Likewiss ,raa ON Me-
redith's creek OF three hundred & eigay eight 4.
cres. adjoining the lands Of col Nm. Perkins. on
which Is plantation sufficient TO work five o.
SIX hands % advantage, athriying young orchard
10 bearing one or two ears. an excellent oYeek
running tho tie plantation on which r,;yb, 10
ereacd q esnvcnieni MIL IL wealthy neiehbor.
hood the ABOVE land abounds with vevv good
pine for Euiidinfs--Also traa Of two or H..
hundred acres below john BsgSy, senr'. on ,h;,
there IS 4 small plNntltion with excepeni rr,r,
trees, and good sitastion for nil. q f,ssf
broke TIE dam and left .he house which h. 30
stories high, and at small expsnsc ma be n,,t
in grindatg order. The above lands Law corver;.
emo Wwminster, ard VIII te ,hcWn 70 spy ear.
son wishsgto purchase, by the proprietor. sn5
the tCfmi made known.
JOSEPH cABELL..
Buckingham, Ripton, 9th Sept. 1895. 3m
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HTHYNWIRY

Super royal printing, Powered. fooiscap, letter,
wose Plan folio po1t papers blank books Of
sil SiHes' printing ink. and general assortment
Of articles inthc Stationary lIne---and the high.
es' Pucs m cash or goods will be given for ail
Kinds OF clean Linen and cotton Rags, at the =.
Dove store. II Ssrt. 1 I. 1905
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Blsirs Lectures Hope. by Robert
bitto Sermons Semyle
Medical Ihtiionary. | Elegant Extracts
Roscoe's life Of Lo- Public Rulers, or the
renzo Do Medici, best means OF secur-
vols. 8vo, ing oie advantages (
pu'spi's OF Literature reforming the abuses
Democracy Unveiied of popafsr elections
isasris's Encyclopedias Norse's Geography, 2
walks & Sketches az vols. 2yo.
The Capt OF Good ]
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ZEN D0LLARS RENARD.

= ROKE away iasf evening, alarge stout made
j blood hay II . r. S r, upwards of FIVE feet
nigh. years Old last spring, was shod all rouud
bout two months ago, bnt tome of the shoes
may now &c of; he has isge head and small
eyes, tsots and gaIlopsi II hshssany other marks
by which az might be dissiutf .shey are no;
recoge0eA. lie Rad on asaddle good deal
worn with a hosskin seat and plated stirriIps.
The above reward win Be paid on delivery
the horse and saddle 70 ths Inhscyihers
Pickett, Pollaii & Johnston.
Richnohd. EIarch S, 1875.
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Forg Dollars Reward.

I'd UN ayEiyfrom the subscriber liv-
sA. ing ia granville county, North Carolina.
ii March lasI two bright, inu;atto fellows
by the nainebf hartley, abou, s. years of
age. has svlittle TO say. and appears robe We
~ humble e is 2 toierable good Shoemaker
and Cooper about 5 feet 10 or [ inches high,
and ne isa ycli ser negro.--C GORGE is about
D years OF &c. about { feet high. spare made,
but sery ativs negro, fond Of drink, and very
forward sauy Fellow. ! expea they have o.
tanned free asses aud win enGeavor to pass for
free negroes il is proba5Ie they are lurking =
boul Manchester. Richmond or Petersbs5g; tAey
were seen inhi Manchester a few days past Any
psrson tslart them up and conhnifg tbe in jail,
90 ttat l.et..,csn, s0all have ths aoove reward,
or 20 do'iars or either, paid BY the subscriber.
LEWIS EENiHG.
June 5th. sos. tf
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BY THE covRToN OF .rHR oNNoNwEADrr
OF vlRSIEIA,
A PROCLAMATION.


yLyHEiEAS itappears hY the IN
Wv qoisi,nn os he -Stonfr ..r tt.e county
of Berkeley.tR.r JOSEPH THEUsT0ls and
JOHN FHAJiTO5, late 81 the SAID country,
are rhaFgsd S9iti the rnsraer Of Barney Riley <
info=nssion hasbeest received hy ,he executive,
that the said Joseph Thruston Ard john Thus.
ton, have fed ssor. justice: have. therefore.
thought CT with tlIc advice of the Cousoii oil
State, 10 issus lis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c'lsgins
q reward % Two Hondred Doiass. fcr sppres
hcnding and cou9uiiag before the Coroner, or
q Justice of ti.e Peace, For the said couAty, or
said Joseph Thrustop a,I dohn Ihfns,on tie
One Hundred Dol'ass Tor either OF them, IN or
der TO their examina,ien, touching the said MUIR
der: And 40 moreover erjoiA Il! Officers civil
and military, and ezhors the gopd people OF this
commonwealth, 10 Use their bsss endeavots 10
appreiend ard condua Before the Coroner or a
Irs,ice Of the Peace for the aforesaid COMFY of
berkeley, the said Joseph Thruston and John
Thruston, they riey be dealt With, as. III uch
cases, the ia~ direSs.
Civen nader ng hand &c Governor, with
tie seal of the Commonwealth ann,x-
Ell, az Richrond, this Iy.h day OF JWe.
u. So in the year of our Lord, one thousand
ei ~ hundred and i've, and of the con-
raonweal,h the twsniy.niath.
(signed) JOIN PACE.
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VALUABLE LAND.

IN LOUISA COUNTY, FOR SALE.
PURSUANT 10 deed of trust
a. eSecu,ed BY Josia,, bingham, 10 secure the
payment Of 2S0dciiars. interest and charges, due
10 Xeanans ,Smish, VIII be SOLD, at public auc.
tion, for ready money, on the 7th day OF Oefo-
Der next. at lie Eagle avsrn, iu,he city of Rich.
mond. between I9 and ] o'clock. certain traa
of LAND. lying in che county Of Louisa, on
both sides Of Reecy run. adjoining she lands of
David Morris and Samuel HANSEN, Containing
three hundred acres by Ia;e snryey.
Robert Bell, , Truss
John Dunsmure, tees.
Richmond, August &C, 1906. ids
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JACOB JOHNSON.

Sooksekiy q SsGn0asy. iess doors icko.y rte
JHfpkss-Hos1se, Fie5Sl0,n.
Has Just received ia addition 10 mis- forms,
Asscxtn,sn ~
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M-I + i l N y II y.


y = ! & =.
a LII persons indebted 70 the es-
4 r. t4'e q Or. JOHN sHORg, sen. ia,e Of
Clifton, Banoscr comfy, dec. are desired 70
MAZE imneiiat. payment Ind should th.ir lie
any persons Whs have jAst oiairle agsinst she e..
rare, they a,s requested 20 tnug them in legalg
Authenticated fof psyment,by OF before the Isl
day os OHohss next, % as4iutt all ciaims pre-
scnred after tiat rcr.oi ths notico wiz be plea
dcd ia bar.
Henry s. Shore, Admir-.
Higs me win amir xed.
R.shaond, lc,h August. 1895. no
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25

, OF battle ships, the Colossus and B-llero
phon. when VIC all got under weigh, and
stood right in, with intent to cut them out
when The whole Brest fleet, viz. twenty
one sail of the line, six fiigates and brig,
Immediately go, under weigh, and stooo
out. A grander sight you can hardly ima
CINE. The cutter was again dispa,cneo
20 our feet, and at half past four eighteen
! sail Joined us, and every one expected anu
Indeed longed to begin, when the admirai
made a signal to haul off. The enemy
I w-rr at anchor nearly within gun shot OF
rs. They have all returned into port"
I Plymouth, April s.
"This day letters have been received
from the Channel fleet, cruising off Drcst,
by which it appears, that on Saturday last,
the French fleet, consisting of ! sail Of the
line, FIVE OF which were three deckers, be-
sides several very heavy frigates, were "
ing at anchor in Beriheaume road, near
Brest, x that great hopes were entertained
that an action would be brought on be.
tween the two fleets, as the British were
at that time very near them; and when
the accountrame away, the Windsor Cas-.
tie, OF 90 guns, Captain Gould, which WAS
the van ship of the feet, was firing at the
French ships from both sides. The wind
was at that time strong westerly, so that
1t the French were, as usual, disposed to
be very shy, they would endeavor to skulk
again into Brest, as the wind favored such
purpose. We are hourly looking out
for further accounts from them. The Hi
hernia, of 20 guns, and the Ajax, Of go
guns, sailed from hence on Monday last,
and no doubt, has reinforced the British
ere this
This day we received French Journals
to the ssth ult. and Dutch 10 the goth ult.
From the latter we learn by a letter
trem Madrid, that an attack is rneditated
against Gibraltar, in which the Spanards
expect TO be aided by a secret understan-
ding within the garrison.
Price Of stocks this day one o'clock.
Consols, for money, l-d--for acc. 81 l3
48. Omnium 2 Id 9 i2 prem.
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RALEIGH. IN c May 20.
An Hurrifdne.

On Sunday the 18th inst. aboutnoon, terrible
tempest crossed the road leading from Granville
Court House TO this city, nearly at right angles
IL was huAdted yards in breadth. and extend
ed as far East and West as can be traced. ITS
violence can only be imagined from irs effects.
which have been truly dreadful. The largest
trees torn up by the roots, or deprived Of their
tops. fences destroyed. and houses laid with the
ground The road at the Holly Spring on Mon.
day was impossible. II carried offthat excellent
barn belonging to Mrs Robin Coodloe. and left
nothing of Mr. Pat,erson's dwelling house bur
the floor and stills. Although on each side the
rain poured in torrents, NOT one drop fell where
the tempest went No lives have been lost, tina,
we have heard Of, but the injury done to the tim
Der, fences and standing corn is ineAlculable.
The rain inthe vicinity Ct the Holly Spring was
sovioIent that whole fields of corn were destroy
ed, ard the ground rendered utterly Unfit for cul.
uvation during the present season. Many Plan
tiers for eight or ten miles have been obliged to
rcp!ant their whole crops: In this year of un.
common scarcity the effects of this whirlwind
viii be most severely felt by the neighborhood.
A tremendous hurricane and hail storm made
considerable ravsges in Chstham. Granville
and Franklin. ON Sunday the 18th, by levelling
houses and crops Of wheat. 1t is asserted,
though we do no' vouch for its correctness. that
young lady of Franklin was taken up BY the
wind, and has not since iSe last accounts from
there, been heard of There are some flights
more common and less dangerous than aeiral
one; and we hope to be able 70 state that such
has,been the choice Of the lady in question, If il
be really true she is missing.
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L,dion Ac;Iys-- Reports OF fresh disas-
tiers are circulated in London. Helkar is
said to have defeated division of the ar
my sent by general Lake under Col. She.
pard to cIca, the vicinity of Agra. Hol-
kar is represented in private letters TO be a
much more formidable enemy ,han had
been expected; and histroops 10 combine
courage and discipline With grea, superio-
ri,y OF numbers.
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alterations have produced in their rninds
an unanimous conviction. that in the actu-
al situation of public affairs, the existing
institutions are no longer adequate to in
sure the happiness ofthe people, the sole
obisss of the social compact.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25
NEW-YORK. MAY ia.

E.rfraef of a letter from Boston 10 the Ed
/ tor Of the Mercantile Advertiser, dated
May i5th.
4" This day arrived the brig Little
James, capt. Hu,chins, in 73 DAYS from
the Downs. His tedious passage had been
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and head winds
During SO hours he passed through nu-
merous islands of ice SO contiguous 10
each other as to impede his sailing and
to render dangerous the navigation Of his
vessel. Spoke nothing.
Below. Brig pallas, Laphan, so DAYS
| from Martinique, rs.eased from quaran
tine. In lat. 80, 90. long. 65, 90, spoke
sch. Fancy, from Baltimore for Marti-
| nique. May 9th, IS leagues east of Cape
! God. spoke brig Star, Ropes, from Boston
for Senegal.
Al quarantine, briggs Betsey, C Goddard
! Martinique, % days; Henry, Hulon, Fri
. nidad az: sch. Neutrality, Sprague, DO
navisto, az"
/, PARIS, March ~.
D The Emperor has issued decree, ap
pointlng the Esd of May for his coronatio,
4 at Milan. The different public bodies
: in addressing Napoleon I. now syIe hin
! Emperor and King"
II On Sunday last Prince Napoleon Lou
! is was baplised. After which splendid
: dinner was given to the royal family, no,
, bility, sc. &c.
Frejus, the place where the Emperor
landed on his return from Egypt, is TO be
!, transformed into very handsome port.
~
$ March %.
: The Cardinal Caprera, archbishop ol
: Milan is TO oficiate at the coronation O!
Bonaparte and his First Chamberlain.
M Rempast, who is appointed to convey
the ornaments to be used at the ceremo.
ny, has already left Paris.
! In General Orders, dated on board
I" The Imperial FlotiIla at BoIogne" the
22d of March, Admiral Lacrosse announ.
ces TO the squadron his appointment &c
succeed Admiral Bruix, who died on the
nth OF February.
madrid, March 8.
| Two hundred and fifty letters of marou,
have been delivered against the English
at different Spanish ports.
Il HAGUE, March %.
! New Bstavian Constitution.-The lie
gislative Body assembled to day in Com.
mittee Of The whole in order TO hear the
reading of the reports Of two Commissi
ons, charged with the examination Of the
| proposition the government OF state re-
laiive 10 the projeet of the New Constitu
! ton, and ofthat concerning the raising o
three terms of the imposition of the OH
July, 1904. Upon the first point, the
Committee is Of opinion, that the triple
proposition ought to be sanctioned, which
proposes, 6rst, 10 submit the proposed
constitution to the acceptance or the re.
jeetion Of the BatavisD people IDLY, "a
propose to them the eventual nomination
ofM.J.R. Schimmelpenninck, as first pen
sionary Counsellor 3dIy, that both these
propositions should be conformsble to the
principles of the publication Of the 18th
September, 1901. The commissioners
have been led to adopt this opinion, prin-
cipsliy from<the reasons detailed in the
Message ofthc government of state, which
require change in our present social
compact. Ailer developing the reasons,
which are deduced from the internal as
wen as external situation Of the Republic,
the Commission dee1orc~ thot 49,. 80,
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a public dinner was gwen to MIR. Gray,
as above stated, attended by sixty Ameri.
can merchants and masters Of vessels an
account OF which will be sent you. The
embargo on the public papers still CONT
nues, excepting the registers of vessels,
which have been surrendered and of
course all protection Of property as il re.
speeds the consular office, Is for the present
at an end. What the 6nal result will be,
God only knows.
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We have Information from three differ.
ent sources, Of the sailing Of the Brest
feet, viz. from England, Ireland. and the
West Indies. We must remain in anx.
iciy to know their progress and des,ina.
iion.--PhiI. Caz.
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March %.
MApRrp, March &.

Two hundred and fifty letters Of msrque
have been delivered against The English,
at different Spanish ports.
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WHEAr FAN & WSovHN WIaE
MyfN1FfCTORY.

No.-7, Briage-stset, fur doors NORTH Of CriTtb's
Bridge Bafffmp,e.
TEYHERE are made and sold, WHEAT
w FINS, 6rst quality, R0LLfNc' and other
ScREEN Ms. for wheat. barley. hax-secd. &c |;
KIND RIDDLES and SIEt rs. for coal.
cctn. barley, wheat, rye oats, meal. brick dust.
Sax seed. clover seed, cookie. lime. sand. &c {;
.SSAKT5 for ludian meal ! rRIRE SAFES;
WcgEN H'XREfor windows. &c sc
AMOS SMITH,
(Foyn,erly Wssr e yMrrH.>
- N. b. A good assortment on hand
Any Of shr above articles viii be delivered in
Richmond, Con short notice. at the sarue prices
as a. The nanufattnry exclusive OF freight) on
the orders Being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS y SON,
Near the Basop, Of whom the prices may be
known--who nave now on hand, n,Seaf F1,s,
Wtear aud Lirse Sisves, and Jest .Sieres, &c. of
a superior qnslity
P. s. H,IRE SIZES, aad . fen ron. BAR
IRON an iand
i-b Mo 1ss. 1904. wifi
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FROM Alas Dos Paper.
CENEnJ.oCIc.Ar rRFI

U H. ~ = N j. ~ Il y ~ r.
Ar rho coronation of Kings and ernperors, tn
principal genealogical OF the empire OF knsao.'
carries in procession the genealogical rree OF saS
rov.i family before tlsc anoiitei monarch nc nc
following is Eonsparse's genealogy' wren We
deer, IL our duty - ha&su and set fo.sh lot sne
entertainment and Information of our seaness:
Mrs Ranicglina Of Basle. ruaEvied "a. Nsn'o-
< glina--and 2dly mr. Feseh She nan y r nc
ynzrr;se<s Lsetis,a kanicgiina and M. Fesch
so.r csrdinai Fcsrh.
Irt;sia Naniog!ina married Carlo Bonaparte,
a recorder of pcsty tribunal at Alaccio-
fn.i,s Bona, srss Was afterwards mistress Of
cornt afalboenf. governor Of Corsicz. Her
childrrn br Carlo Bcnaparte andconnt MarbocuH
are MS Imperial highness Joseph Bonzpaitc, who
iansh,er to ship broker at Marseil;es.
Hisiroperiai majesty Napoleon Borapavte. who
married madame de Beauharnois, first the wife
Of count Beauharnos. and afterwards the mis-.
trsss Of DarrAs.
Citizen Lueien Bensparrc. He was first an
Able IN 1872 he was employed IN the Wagon
service of this army of Prosince.,at lo0l year.
His 6rss wife was a pos girl IN the tavern ozone
Maximum. near Teulon; she died Ak Neuilly in ~
from had treatment. His 81 wife ~,s madame
Jeubenholl. the divorced wife OF am exchange bro
kct a. Paris; she was his mistress tor year.
Ms soon as she was pregnant he married her.
His royal highnsss Louis Bonaparte. married
mademoiseile Beauhavro's. daughter Of hsr i'm
rerial majesty. ny her first husband.
Citizen Jerome Bouapafte married miss Pat.
tevson. a very respectable and be,u'iful Young
lady of Baltimore Her imperial highres5 prin.
cess Eliza, the sister of her imperial rnaiesry
married at Marseilies Bseciochi, son ola waiter
at coffee house, and marker of a billiard table
1t AKA ChapeiIs aud Spa, ia 1792. The son
carried sr'ail trade in cotton in Switzerland
Her imperial highpess princess Mati'da Bona,
partc married gen Murat, son of an hostier at az,
inn 3 miles from Clhors, IN Querey: Murar il,
I7s5. proposed 10 charge his name TO Msrzt.'
Her imperial highness princess Pauna Rcr,
ghese married FRAT. gen. lie Cisrc. Who wasthc
son,ef wool dealer At Penroisc. He purchased
wooi frnm the couatry people. and resold IL at
Paris 20 the uphostcr. Hrs mother. madame
lie C!erc was retail uszIc- in csrn and -four.
her brother has been sensenced 10 be hanged FOR
robbery, and the gibbe, posi- YET remains ia Pi.
eardJ TO prove the exalted situation of his grand
father. s-ts
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20 ne,eoy iorewarn any prison or n..,o,.
from taking an assignrent f nv hsya !, ,..,n'
giveu % Elijah May. fof one hundred oi
viii not discharge isI- same. $50 80 e'' tss'as
~ JOHN r. PERKINS.
Fiuvsnna co. stu March, 1906. w.
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VTRCINIA. :

b. CAMpBELL. %. c. v. O
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MR.. Saunders. who has vcrJ
M ably and respeaably repre-

IX1 ably and respeaably repre-
scpsod us in the Senate several years past, hav-
ing sscci;ned taking . seat there again; I pre-
sumo to make you tender Of my services, and to
solicit yoor eoun.enanee and support at the APP
preaching election
Personal applications on occasicns of this kind.
have ever held improper |; and an persuaded
would not at this enligh period, have weight
or in amy degree conduce 70 the Accomplishment
-oFmy objeAs they therefore will not be made.
My political sentiments are known TO be in hsr-
snany with those Of the great republican majority
of the disrria my interests are certainly insepa
rahle from yours With great caudor profess
myself warn friend to the perpetual. union OF
the states, sincere adnnircr of our excellent fede-
raj constitution, and an perfectly satisfied with
ourprcscnt NATIONAL administration.
am neither an Engiishmano or Fsenchman in
politics; nor viii ever yield myself up. implicit
y, TO any party.
Should you, by your sufrsges. entitc me to a
seat in the legislature. will ,anxiousiy endeavor
TO shcw your confidence has rot been misplaced
BY serving you as well asuny mental requirements
viii enable me. faithfully and assi,luorsiy. as .
real American ara, with great r,spect,
| Gsnslsmen. your o6't. hole setv't
- w. GooshsY.
sd Feb 1905 WIT