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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
N o C Z.

4 IL those who have any claim. or de-
- mands against the estate of John DIN
lah, merchant, late ofthe town of Alexandra,
are hereby informed, to bring in their ac-
counts, legally proved, before the first day Of
November next, at which time a full and final
settlement and Distribution Of lis estate, will
be made. Should any accounts be exhibited
asser that period, they will be disrcgarded,
and this Aotice pleaded in bar Of them. Those
that are Indebted to the estate, illbe please
to make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, H..
William Herbert, - :
April s. staw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
FOR SILL,

JAMES BACON,
.4shis GRocERy .SToRE, on kins-ssreet, has IN
addition 10 his FORMER steek, added
A freih Supply Of Genuine Ar,iclesin
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
Hr so4 offers. Jar vale, on his ssnat isw term :
Mufcovado Sugars, ofvarious qua
ities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TE.HS
Hysor, particularly select
H ys,s si5sSs and family > vs..
Souchong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of superior quality
Busellos,
Sherls,
Lisbon, ~ y e 8.
~ TeneriGc,
Malaga, and
Genl.lDs old Port
Coenas and goursleaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family uss,
Antigua, ST. Croix, St. VEicshts, ana We"
ENGLAND Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Mosasses, WING, and Cider Vinegar
&.oughton's Bilters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, ssssia, pilneasas
Caycnae and Slack pepper, race and gfossd
ginger, basket salt for table uss, pearl bsslay,
lice, scsrch, fig blue, soap, mould dipt and
spsgnaacst candles, rahGed salt-pstre, sotaIt
iacigo, allunl, copperas, 'asdaes, bri1aae,sts
spinning cotton patent shot at sizes, best en-
siish and oopnsgy made glnpswder, segsrx
AK smoking tobasss, very best chewing to-
kacco.
Hamilton and Leiper'. sauE, Hunters pipes
inb boxes.
London saustassl, warranted Of 2 superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
den1iiohu's, sc. &c. with generally every ar
tiele in his hlle---the whole Of which have beer
seicctedWitn care, and VIII be easaosed Of on
he very lowest terms.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
Landon Carter.
FOR SALE,

Il NEGRO MIN, about q years ofage,
IN who has been brought up asa body ser
want to single gentleman, is a good Ostler.
is well acquainted with all the duties OF a
house servant, and has served a regular APP
premiership to a barber, and is now very
good one-Ee is remarkable for his honesty
and the goodness of his disposition. For flr-
Their particulars apply to the PRINTER.
Nays. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
90 Dollars, Reward.

TsLOFED from the subscriber living ncst
IL Richmond court house, Virginia, on the
last Of April, a lad by the name OF George =
Tie is short. Of a dark complexion, and about
is years of age, had his right thigh broken BY
fall from "A horse at HarGysr court houses
when living with John Tayloe, Esq, Mount
Airy itshas oecasioned s;slnal lamcness. -
He took with rim "a variety Of clothes, paru-
cularly a pairsof buckskin panta'oons, almost
new. Tie above reward will be given, TOR
appreliending ard combining him in any jail in
this state. Should he be apprehended out.of
the state, an additional reward will be given
by
Landon Carter.
Richmond County, Vail
May %. J. /. cotf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
poP s4LE,

THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT,
ETTUATED on the banks Of Great Hunt
- ing Creek, called Rural Felicity, for
nlerly owned by MIR. John Duff. 1t is at pre-
sent rented for one year, for the sum Ct one
hundred ard Fifty dollars. reserying the right
Of possession at any time during the above
term, on, giving one months Eoticr.-For
terms apply to RICHARD LEWIS.
April % go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
FOX SALE,

On advantageous terms.
"A THREE STORY BRICK FIRE
IN HOUSE, en- Union street, next door
to Benjamin Shreye, jun. well situated for the
Shihhing or Grocery business-Also, LOT
of GROUND, at the corner of Water and
Wolfc-streets.
TO RENT,
/. .dud immediate possession givcn,
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax street, occupied by Jacob ii.5atan
--an excellent stand for the Dry COOP busi-
ncss.-Apply to
Jonah Thompfon & Son.
March Ia. Stawtt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
Bottled Porter, Ale and Cider.


TIME subscriber ogers for Sale at his Gel
4 lar, next door to Mr.. Smiths china
store, King-street, the following bottled IL
sQUORS, warranted of the best quality Or
ders. fer home CT export consumption, viii
be carefully attended to, IS respects length OF
voyage and climate, viz.
Albany PALE ALE, FIRST quality.
Do. do. do. second DO.
Philadelpha PALE ALE, FROM
Do. PORTER. .Ed5ott and
.Slss, StevvQrt's
BEER s ALE, on drsught. Brewery.
Newark CIDER, rich and high favored.
John Macleod.
n. 3. About 40 BARRELS recently emp
tied, suitable for lisa.
May r. dlwcof
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
E n G &c.

"a SECONDHAND GIG, with pi,,t
IN !. harness, for sale, low, for cash or me-,
ehaildize. '''
j. and NJ. scho,feld.
Juns Is. :.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
For Sale or Rent.

KTY LIND, TOBACCO E.4RR-h9D
a1vl SES, and other buildings at Bow.
Hole; at present in the occupancy oI N,
John w. Timberlake. Possession NAV ke b.5
the first of April. For further particu!ar. =,
ply to MrsitI.. 'am r. Grymes, near tee 1iasr
Mr.. IeAl;an JIcdderburs, OF A.exsnd;;. ~ -
Sle subscriber.
W. ri,1huga.
February 81 e1a4g
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
~ Sers'apts to be Hired.
a Miller Wanted.

es, To Man who uudeIltands the
Niillmg Business, ard can produce goed re-
commentators for industry. sobriety, &c. II
Leral wages viii be given By applying to
Nj. MILLER.
Who waats a small vessel for Charles
ton, bmrt,len or 500 bbls. to whicI immedi-
ME disp stsh viii lie given. NJ. NJ.
June 20 q.
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T. @ S T.

A BOUT ID o'clock yesterday forepo,,
s1lby negro boy, somc.sf here tetwssa
it'se store OF Joseph Msndesile, sen. and The
Jul Of this town One Tsueuty dotl-r MITE, On.
Ten 10. ard one Foe 7do.---N hoover h..
found and will leave the same atthe Office or
the .Aerandrfa Dafty .ddpsriscr, will be ljhe
rally rewarded.
June 20. 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
Iua. ceived,
Prom Paii9arl,aa a, III. lfarray' s fash sno5ls
Kid and Morocco Slippers.
Charles Passoe.
My %. as f-2awlns
La Plata Hides.

7944 South America OK HIDES, of the
first quality, from, AIonte Viedo, arc now
landing and for sale at Ne. 4, Water-street,
Baltimore, by
William jenkins.
Else on Hand,
Lagefira, OronoAo and Curracoa Hides.
II general assortment Of
Tanners and Curriers' Tools; Tanners
Oil and Leather, Of all kinds which is offer
ed ON accommodating terms.
inns 8 @rlO1 co5w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-25
Joseph Ianney
To be Rented,

q DC NCIILLQ,
A three story Brick Dwelling and Ware
house, ON King and Henry -,trests-together
or separate. I.ikewise, on the opposite side,
a two story Brick Dwelling -Hoase.
For teigas atfll4s0
Jonathan and M. Schol6eld.
May l.. go
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:


s1t a CAancery District Court, held at
former Cahifok, la the city Of IIiiianlS-
burg, the 25th day Of October, 1906.
Robert Clark Jacob, William Hathaway
and Molly his wife, late the widow Of
Robert Currell, deceased, and Eliza
beth CurrelI, daughter of the said Ro-
bert Currell, deceased, plaintiffs. |
.4gainat {
Elisha Hall, Richard Hall, and Mary
his wife, Elizabeth Hall, only child of
the said Richard and Mary, and Peter
Conway, defendants.
THE defendant Peter Conway, not hav-
Il ing entered his appearance and given
security according TO the act Of assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appearing
20 the satisfaction of the court that he is not
an inhabitant of this country On the mo-
ton of the pits. by their counsel, IL is or
dered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper of the city of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted al
the front door of the former capitol in this
eity. A Copy,
hNTY. ROBINSON, G. G..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
[l2 l-2 Gents Single. !

move any article of their household they
say 1t was predestined-tha it is the viii
OF God-and why should they attempt to
flit our fre-your. fire and hose companies
would be set down as jaco6ines and refor-
merS, enemies of religion, in the countries
of the Moslems
We have certainly among us-true be-
neVerS, who seem to think that guack doc
fors and muddy roads, and common Lazv,
are Preordained and immutable-which
must stand unaltered and unamended, In
secUfa Secuiorum.
If our Legislators would pay as much at.
tention to the duties for which they are an
pointed, we should see roads and Lazps a.
mended; but as to the quacks, when we see
the most revered clergy and the grave phi
losophers running after Doctor Simpleton,
and wiling his inscrutable eixir-thQtLa
fhefr 0gvn .fautt.-.9urora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
Stand for Sh.emaker's zvork.

Mr.. Thomas Barker has contrived a
bench at which shoe-makers can work in a
standing posture; it consists of perfora..
ted board, whose edge is surrounded with
cushion covered with leather, and sun
ported by four legs: it thus somewhat re-
sembles bason stand 1t is four fevt ligh,
and the perfol ration is about six inches in
diameter the shoe and las, S laid across
the above annular cushion. is retained firms
ly by strap, which passes round it, & des-
cends to "a treadle, on which the workman
rests his foot. A little fat leather cush :on,
used in adjusting the last st. ap, and small
triangular prism of wood on W ich boots
are closed, completes the apparatus-Dr.
.4ken'S CLondOn .4thGnun1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
slnt9eellanr.
EXTRACT

From " VAR. a Poem nor YET hubHshed.
o! FREEDOM /! first of social joys be-
And dearest gift that Heav'n did first bes-
How bright thine eras when unstain'd with
blood,
The cause of Virtue and the cause of
God !
From EURoPE's realms, long sunk in civil
night,
The pensive Goddess wings her lonely
flight ;
From GALLO chimes, with wild and
streaming eyes,
In tatter'd robes the eXil'd mourner flies.
Lo to CoLUMBIA's fair and happy land
She comes with blooming laurels in her
hand
Here thron'd in light, she plants her last
Hhere spreads the blessings of her lib'ral
code
While on a noblerscale and more refund
She weighs the levell'd interests of man.
kind;
Corrects the faults ofall preceding times
Unpierc'd with groans, uncrimson'd with
their crimes.
Der far spread lands her fost'ring eye she
bends
Der a new world her peerless reign ex-
tends
The pillow her care; the wheaton sheaf and
vine
Adorn her fields and with her laurels
Irvine;
Der her gay chimes fair Peace exulting
roves,
Guards her long shores and hunts her ru-
raj groves
While, far remote, she hears the tempest
| roar,
And sees the nations plung'd in lakes of
No sound of War disturbs her smiling
! plains,
Where cheerful Labor reaps its honest
gains;
Where cultur'd soils their beauteous scenes
| unfold,
Richer than .4l6ion's fleets or India $
gold.
! O Thou in Heav'n, carth's only rightful
king,
From whom our sweetest, choicest bles-
sings spring;
These are thy gifts from thy blest hand
they came,
Thy hand, great GOD can still preserve
the same.
Long, long may ghastly War these regions
fly,
And virtuous FREEDOM all our wants
supply;
And o for bleeding lands and realms
that groan,
Let seraph PEACE their countless wrongs
atone
o! break Oppression's chains, the nations
free
Give back to man his long lost liberty;
And let a world, too long by battle CORD,
See EURoPE's madmen sheathe the muir
dering sword /:
Nor more, with crimson streams, their
plains defile,
Nor drag their slaves, unwilling to the
toll;
But Let the proud some human feeling:
find,
Nor thnkIt serving THEE to scourge man.
kind
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
JUST RECEIVED,
From DR.. CHURcH's Dispensary New
York, and for sale at this Printing Of.
fice, fresh supply of the following
Patent Medicines:

cRURcR'S coUGB DRoPs,
n medicine uneqnalled by any in the world, for
the cure ofcoughs, colds, asthmas s, coh3ump-
tions.
PATLRoSA LoZENGES,
For the voice, hoarseness, colds, coughs, &c. &c
CHEMICAL ESSENCE AND EXTR4cT OF
MUSTARD,
For the cure of the rheumatism, govt, rheuna =
tic govt, palsy, white swelling, chilblains, &c.
hNoDrNE ESSENCE, for the hcGd-ache. =.
yoLATILE TIgc7'URE, for the tooth-ache
TIE BOTANICAL q'EA.
{NFALLIsLg GERMAN CORN PLAISTER,
For the cure of eorns.
cHURcR'S ANdLEP9Ic FEMALE PILLS.
scoTcK OINTMENT,
Cures the most inveterate itch in four hours
with OH Mercuy.
ERE SALVE, for all disorders Of the eyes.
ANTIScoRGUTIc TINcTURE,
For the teeth, breath, and seurvy in the gums
ESSENCE OF ScURYr-GRASS,
Forprevehsmg and curing the sea &: land sctrvy {.
FERMIFUGE LoZENCES,
For destroying worms in children K grown per-
SOM.
AH9Ys PASMoDIc ELIXTR,
For the cure of all kinds of Fits.
Observation-Disclosures debility inward weakness
SC. &c.
VEGETABLE LOTION,
Forthe face q skin, freckles, sun-burns, prickV
hear, ring worms, letters, &c. &c.
DIR. cHURcR'S ANTTBILIoUS Pills,
For the cure of malignant and bilious levers,
dyspepsy. jamdice, cos;iveress, acidiC, cho-
lera morbus, gravel, indigestion, loss of aPpe-
tie, and eli disorders OF the head, stomach
and bowels
THE GENUINE PATENT ALTERNATIVE
PILLS,
For the cure of scurvy. cuSaneous disorders, the
veneral disease, &c.
HocPsR'S FSMBLE Pills.
ESSENCE OF PEPPER MINI.
ALSO,
DR. cHURcH'S TRE/c-FE on TIE YRNRREAL'
Containing plain and easy directions for the
speedy and eileetuai cure of that disease in
both sexes whereby any person may cure
themselves small exPense-Price half dol
la.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
WHOSE F.AULTTSIT?

YOU see a man sick or diseased--the
knowledge of diseases is not to be acquired
by instinct, vet YOU will sec a sick man 20
to a guack, who says little because he knows
nothing, and promises much because his
principal knowledge lies in his experience
of human credulity his advice is very stint
hLe and therefore cheah. A physician
might TO be sure save n constitution or a
life, by Curing disease, but then he might
ask ten or twenty dollars for tit is always
better to be sick than to pay so dearly for
health-and if we choose to be sick--it is
nobody's fault but our own.
Every day during the winter and spring
We see men and horses and Wagons up to
knees and hubs in mud--but there is no
turnpike toll to pay for travelling tho mud /;
and altho' the loss of time, and wagon
wear, and horse flesh may cost an hundred
dollars year, that is better than TO pay
FIVE dollars for half a years turnpikc-or
ten for whole year--but we have been &C
customed to wade thro' the mud and to
waste time and horse fiesh--cU8tom &c r.
SECOND nature and if we choose to consult
quack doctors, travel thTo' the mud, we
have the right to do so, until We see reasons
to do othcrwise-if we do not change our
minds after we know better, why then It is
orr osyH Jautf.
So it is you see men every day going tc
law, and laying out thousands ofdollars on
hundred dollar law suit, who would moi
give a quarter dollar for chaFity--but they
do not want charity, tho they want law
they can get nothing by charity, but hea
Wy fee may give them prize in the las
! lottery.
Uhose Gauh is IL? Why it is every bo
/ dy's falkland being every body's bust
ness, nobody takes anytrouble about it,
| The Mahomedahs never putput fire, no
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
New Publications.

Inst received and for sale az this office
TOOK'S DIVERSIONS of PURLEY,
The WILD IRISH GIRL,
A NATIONAL TALE,
MCULLOCH'S SELECTED MUSIC,
in 16numbers just published
GEOGRAPHICAL COMPILATION, in
9 vols.
Also just received and for sale as above, a
very general collection OF the most APP
proved
SONG BOOKS.
May 16.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

Ht Ciancery District Court, held NJ the
FORMER CAPITOL, in the city Of WiIiIianiS-
burg, the 25h dav OF October, 1906.
Robert c. Jacob, Mary Ann Haggamon,0
widow of John HaSgamon, deceased,
and elizabeth, Nancy, Sarah, John and
Mary Haggamon, infant children of
the said John Haggamon, deceased, by
the said Mary Ann, their mother and
next friend, plaintiffs. 2
IyGinSt
Elisha Hall, Richard HALL and Mary his
wife, Elizabeth Hall, only child Of the
said Richard and Mary, and Peter
CONWAY, defendants.
THE defendant Peter Conway not having
entered his appearance and given secu-
ritz according to the act of assembly and the
rules Of this court, and 1t appearing to the
satisfaction of the court thathe is not an in
habitant of this country On the motion of
the plaintiffs by their counsel, II is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer
the bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper of the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the former capitol in this city.
n Copy,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
From TIE LrNcRBURc STAR.
NeTO-London, May 8, 1907.


rs friend to successful education, DR..
Graham will unquestionably give the .ol.
lowing place in the Lynchburg Star.
About two years ago, a gentleman of this
place proposed, that four or FIVE he4ds OF
iamllies should Jointly employ some young,
man OF talent and worth, to teach their
chlldren.-Ihat the number of scholars
should not, by any consideration, be per-
mItted to exceed fifteen-that the govern
ment OF the scholar should be adapted to
the age of the children, giving them such
intervals o! relaxation and amusement, as
would secure continuance of their health,
and keep up the necessary fondness for
their books and the business Of school
And that they should be instructed IN Shell
Ing, Reading, flirting, and arithmetic :
and occasionally be made to write down
so much OF some sketch of natural history;
as they could remember, after hearing the
teacher readit deliberately over and over,,
two or three times
The proposal was approved-Withous
delay they engaged a young gentleman,
who has served them until this date, and
who, to say the least for him, has fully an
sWered their most sahguine expectations.
1t IS really charming, to hear the little
pupils spelling with degree of correct
ness, almost surprising credibility And
some OF them at FIVE years cid, not only
read very prettily, but can also write
legible hand Small boys and girls eight
or ten years old, read correctly, and by
Ijudicious use of tone, cadence and empha4
sis, prove that they have considerable
knowledge OF the subject matter which they
read. Some of them are already very
well acquainted with the common rules of
| vulgar and decimal arithmetic. And their
4 ESSAYS ihiucr ct- pF oil
history as above, are such, that any per-
son not acquainted with the fact, would be
confident, the little performers must have
had the book before them at every word.
Such are the effects ola small school un-
der the tuition of a proper teacher.
Two years have rolled around and not
jar has ever taken place. Employers, tea
chefs and scholars are al unitedj ard II
may be said, with truth, that the school
has been conducted in perfect harmony.
Let those who are Remarkably attempt.
ing to cheaper education, by bringing to-
gether twenty, thirty, and forty children,
from every part of whole extensive neigh
borhood, compare these facts with the or
binary effects of their dangerous system.
How frequently are the morals of children
ruined at a common large country school
What frequent, even continual broils, a
mong parents, master, and children! With
how much difficulty do they keep the thing
in motion for a quarter or two at a time,
whilst for months and years there are in
tervals, during which they cannot raise p
school Of any description.
1t Is earnestly recommended to parents
in general, that every three or four fami-
lies should initiate and improve upon the
plan pursued at this place. The writer Of
this article is confident, that such an in
stitution in the hand Of capital teacher,
would never fail 70 answer the expectation
of those concerned.
VERUS.
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BOOK BINDING,

IN ali its variety, is executed by the sub
4 scri5er, at the Argus printing Office and
book store, with punctuality, neatness and
dispatch, and in the most modern, improv-
cd and fashionable stile.
Printed Books bound in the most elegant
and substantial manner, in morocco and calf,
full gilt and lettered-also, in sheep gilt,
and plain.
BLANK BOOKS Of every description, rul-
ed 70 any pattern, and bound with the latest
improved spring and patent backs, and Rus
STA bands 9, parchment corners, which add
much to tho strength Of the books and case
and conyeniency Of the writer.
Orders from the country will be thank
fully received and punctually attended to as
above.----Old books Rebound.
WILLIAM LOWNES.
Richmond, Feb. 16, 1907.
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-Four Dollars Per Anum--paid in Adpanre.l

CHARLoTTE CoyRT, 4th MARcR, 1907.
John Harvey, Plaintiff ! y,
.gg1inSt ( C5au.
Richard Adams and Charles M'- ce.y.
Kinney, Defts. ,
'HE. defendant Adams not having enter
ed disappearance according to the act
OF assembly and the rules Of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that ne is not an i;habitant of this state:
On the motion of the plaintiff by his attor-
ney, 4: is ordered, that he appear here on
the first dav of June court next and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and give security TO the
satisfaction of the court for performing the
decree Of the said court, that copy OF this
order BE inserted in one of the Virginia ga
zettes for two months successfully. and
posted at the front door of the courthouse
of the said county.
\ copy-Teste,
THOMAS READ, elk.
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

He subscribers to the MAP Of VIR-
b GINIA,are respectfully informed, that
some copies of the work are now ready for
delivery, and may be furnished by calling
on Mr.. john PUMFREY, Stationcr and
Book binder, whom we have appointed our
agent for the city Of Richmond.
~ No time shall be lost to furnish the
whole of our subscribers as well as purchaG
sers.
THE PROPRIETORS.
Richmond, May IS, 1907. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
To the Public.

TIE Subscriber has removed to All house
near the upper end Of the Town on the
Street leading from the Capitol square. He
continues 60 practise law in all tie Supe-
riot Courts holden in the City Richmond,
and also in the District Court Of Bruins
wick. His Clients may rely on his utmost
assiduity and attention to the business en-
trusted % his care.
WV, MUNFORD.