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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-31
Public Sale.

WILL be sod, to the highest bidder, en-
the sth day of next month, asHOUSE ana
LOT on Union-strect, adjoining the proper
3ty.ofMrs. Myers. The Lot G feet and Guar
ter inches 'front.' by 70 feet deep to an alley;
subject TO ground rent Of l6t Les Sd
The House is enc add bali stories high,
with two rooms on cae!s ioor and in goodre-
pair.
Jacob Leap.
n May 90. ITS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-31
TUESDAY, May 81, 1908
G Z E EN- C o r F EL.
5000 ID. best Green COFFEE
For SALE BY
James sanderlon.
Feb. Is :
Salt and Barrels.

oaIL -aI1U bdTIEIS.
have for sale at my store near the fishing
landing, a quantity of coarse and Jfne SILT,
a parcel of empty Barrels, and about SO cask@
IA complete order for striking fish.
John G. Lad J.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-31

Il he arst book OF nation is the dictionary
Of their own language.
VoLNEy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

E>IFTEEN DOLLARS RE WARD.-Ran-
Il away from the subscriber, living in New
Kent county, on 9th March last, n Negro Man
named GIBSON, about five feet or 10 inches
high, sallow complexion, he lisps little in his
speech, has rather pleasing countenance, and
had on when he went off dark Virginia Cloth
cloathing. he is % or % years old and very like
ly. 1t is probable that he has gone upJames Ri
yer in some of the boats, and may be lurking a
bout Cumberland or Goochland, where he has
some acquaintarces, and believe some relations
at Mr.. Thomas Wilkinsons in Cumberland. The
above reward will be given, if delivered to me
in New-kent'or to Mr.. Joshua Crump living in
Richmond, apd ten dollars to secure him in any
Jail SO that set him again,
JOHN p. CRUMP.
Nrw-Kent, April ST.. Ieptf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

SimPsoN MoRRIs, opposite the Eagle IA
overn, respectfully informs the pubic that he
stll.continues selling off under cost and charges
till the whole of the stock is sold and wishes the
public not 10 lose this opportunity az goods are
daily raising stock consists Ofthe Following
articles, viz.
10 and 4-4 Irish Linen, Renting, Linen and
Gotten Cambrics, large assortment Of India &.
British Muslin, corded and cambtic Dimity, a
large assortment OF silk 8. cotton Hose, ladies
silk Gloves, Damask SILK, Shasls Black twill.
ed Sarcencts, Florentine silk, printed Calico,
Linen 4 Cotton Cheques, linen & cotton Cam.
brick hkfs white {. Black French iaces, white and
coloIcd Marseilles and Janes, India Cotton and
Wldboue, Bem5rs patent Cord Cashmere,
broad Cloth, Fluncls, Dressing Boxes, and q
number Oft other a.ticl:s too tedious to auuncrate
April &. Cp1m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

PURSUANT to deed of trust, executed by
L George Loving to me, and recorded in the
county court o. Afnherst, for the purposes there
III expressed, will sell to the highest bidder, for
ready money, at the dwelling house of said Low
ing, on Thursday the 5th day of May next, two
male NEGROES, to wit Harry and Guy, and one
Negro Woman named Silvy, OF so many of them
as may be sufficient TO pay the aforesaid debt and
interest, and the necessary expenccs attend
ing tie execution of this trust. l only warrant
.he title to those negroes against myself and those
claiming under me. RICHARD POWELL
Warmnster, April s. (ep4wp)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

TOR SALE.-By viytue Of Il dscR of tyust e,,-
4 scated to tle sHpscyi5rr, b.. Eichayd r. firm
strong In s.cvet. pa nteat If q esbf dlc to Pici-
ard Gsn5iY, ssH te SID 10 the hiyaev 6iitey. FER
zss1, maze, III SGhyiay tic Mru-.A t.ty ef f.
byii inst. 6ctorc t4s i00y # I.eot lr W.Hre, IN
tte tosgu # Milton, ols haf are mr. 'vitt rs
DiaOcsnb-a.g, Ia sci3 t,,'g, NJ. 2s beiqr tn.
suDis Lat soi! b. s4la G471I H &, sail .3rm-trotF,
as PER aesl II yce5sa 81 t9r eutits cnyf n IHs-
nseyls AsfiHg a. /aste foy gth.ys, vii MY coz
u, tie tfle ve,tel ia syls as such
DbYID IADERS0N, Tfnsf.c.
1lHsOg, -1pyi! 5, lEJ5/ (oa25s. j
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

D AN-AW AY, on Wednesday last, from the
~ Subscriber residing in the City of Rich
mond, apegro boy named BILLY, about twelve
or thirteen years of age,-remarkably black, with
short knotty hair, and - sensible countenance.--
He is noted for smiling when spoken to.-When
he went way, he had on a brown drab Jacket,
the sleeves of which were ragged, Pantaloons
of the same, patched in several places with light
grey cloth, and an India cotton shirt but was
barefootei, and without hat--He has relations
at Shirley IN Charles City county, and may per-
haps have gone to that place or he may have
gone into Chesterfield, or farther south, as
Gentleman says he believes he saw him, on Thurs.
day last, following Wagon on the Manchester
Turnpike Road--Any. person who will deliver
him to the subscriber, II he apprehends him in
this City, shall receive re ward Of five dollars :;
and, ifelsewhere, of ten dollars, and reasona-
bic expences paid.
There is reason to believe that he stole, and
has either sold, thrown. away, or carried with
him, the following valuable articles ;-viz, a
large miniature picture set in gold, with hair in
the back, and pin; the gold little denied
bya fall ; being the likeness Of young lady, dres-
sed in white, of fair complexion; black eyes,
and light curling hair, parted on the forehead,
and flowing on the shoulders ;r.with red and
white beads round the neck a small miniature
picture (set in gold with pin) of a young Lady,
with black hair and eyes, and beautiful face /;
the frame in the shape of an Octsgon, and bent
little on the side, in consequence of having been
ti0siiiS;.. aen small GOLD breast pin in
tended for hair, which never put iii, but
black siLf in it's stead.-Whoever will bring eli
ther of the said articles to the subscriber shall re-
ceive liberal reward. ANNA BYRD.
Richmond, April S. It'll
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

'nNE CENT observation-disclosures 18th
~ ult from the subscriber. an apprentice boy
by the name of LEMECH HhMLE1T, about
is years of age, stout made, surly look, dark
busi,y head OF hair, thick eye brows, rather IN
Glued to De lazy Ii is expected that he will en-
deavor. to make out of tIe stately this, I for
warn all persons. from harborihg or employing
the said apprentice, as AN resolved to put the
law in force against such offender Since his G.
lopement, understand that he has undertaken
to work with some person in Halifax county, at
his trade, which is the house ioiners business, if
so, l shall Thank that gentleman to discharge him
or abide by the consequence, as he has yet about
eleven months to serve me- $50 w.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

PURSUANT to deed of trust, executed to
. l. us by Elisha Estes Of the county of Amherst,
for. the purpose Of securing debt therein psrti-
cul,rly mentioned, we will sell to the hig CHEST
bidder. for ready money,at the dwelling house
Of said Estes, Thursday the twenty .eghtn
instant, tract or parcel of LAND, lyiniy or be-
ing in the aforesaid county of Amherst, On the
head waters Of, Ruckers-run, and containing by
survey SIS acres, and adjoining the lands OF A
braham Warwick, Thomas Statham, William
Vreedlove and others, it being the same land
whereon the said, Elisha Estes now lives,-Al-
though believe the title to this land indisput
able, will only convey the title vested in us as
trustees, and against The claim of any claiming
underus RIO. MOORE, }
JAMES VIGERS,jr. -ra'fees'
Warminster, April S. (ep3wp)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

A LIBERAL price will be given for an unex-
L ceptionable Male COOK-One of middle
age would be preferred Enquire of Prosser and
Moncure April S. (estf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

n q ILLIMARY Mas. DAVIDSON has lust
I'VE received case OF handsome spring BON
NETS, with.e undry other articles in the fancy
line. Richmond, april S. Ieptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08
DOMESTIC.
DOCUMENTS

ACCOMPANYING THE MESSAGE OF THE
PRESIDENT OF MARCH %, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

NOTICE-The subscribers having formed a
An connection in Business, under the firm of
HovrY & SIzER, of'vr for sale lat the store late.
y occupied by Mr. e. J. MacInurdo) the follow.
ing articles, viz:
so hhds. " E. Rum.
IS hhds. Loaf and Lump Sugar.
AZ bags of Pepper,
2ton of bar Lead,
10 boxes Cotton and Wool Cards,
IS boxes Candles.
Is boxes New-York Chocolate,
IS trunks of Shoes assorted,
So tierces Stone Lime.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

" PURLIsHFp ny THOMAS RlrcHIE, oPPo-
sIrK THE Yosr-oFFicE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

No. III. a.
BETWEEN Mr.. MApIso N
AND Mr.. ROSE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

JAMES STEER.
April S. Cep5w1
3, All persons who are indebted to the subscriber
are requested to make immediate payment--No
further indulgence will be given to those whose
bonds and accounts have been due 6 months.
HENRY HOVEY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

,'..~ ARMSTIO MILLER.
Prince Edward, April ). E2tl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15
[Fo,r Dolars Per A'lnum--Paid in AdVance.]

from the comparatively few who can par
ticipate in its precarious gains. In the u
nitcd States of America, where an immense
ly extensive and fertile territory invites,
and = republican government encourage
agr cultural pursuits, and interior trade cf
every description, it is peculiarly import
ant and interesting to 0H the heoi9te, To be
accurately informed of the numerous and
distinguished advantages they possess in this
respect, over al most every other country in
the world these are enumerated, explain
ed and enforced, with such accuracy and
ability in the late report of the secretary of
the treasury of the ". States, taat it is
cause of aston;shment and regret, that Il
work so eminently and extensively useful,
should appear only in detached parts, and
only in republican papers.
The subject is all important TO the inte-
res,s of the union, to the individual states,
and almost toevery individual in every state.
Il should enter into every discussion of qua
LITIGATION for public employment, whether
interior enforcement, gvas a hrinci,.ie
which would he advocated and supported
by the Candidates for public suffrage; it Is
by an attention TO this prime fiLe, that our
population, and of course, our real Strength
and wealth, will be promoted and in the
due encouragement of it, that ;he most use
ltul current, Will at this time ne found for
the immense capital now unemployed i'll the
limited States.
1t is much wished that the able report of
the secretary of the treasury. should have
Jas many readers as possible. 1t would be
patriotic in the wealthy friends of agricul.
lture and manufactures, TO subscribe for and
distribute few thousand copies among
ithose whose means or whose opportunities
may otherwise preclude them from reading
this very important public document.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

The general principles ofimproved road
seem 10 be: lst, The reduction of hills T.,
diminishing the angle of ascent, which
ought nntto exceed, whenever practicable
degrees aud half, and under no circum-
stances ave degrees: I'd, a sufficient con
vexi'y IN the bed ofthe road together with
bitches aud drains, all which are in,en.
ded TO prevent the injury caused by stan.
ding water or freshets: Sd an artificial
bed Of pounded stones or gravel sufficient
iy substantial to support the weight ofthe
carriages in general use on the road either
for the conveyance of persons, OF for the
transportation Of merchandise.
(Io be Continued J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15
REPORT
oF I'VE SRcRETARr OF qaE TREASURY
ON THE SUBJECT OF
PUBLIC ROADS & CANALS,
MADE IN PURSUANCE OFF
RESOLUTION OF SENATE OF MARCH 2.
(Continued. }

The distance from The Schuy!kill, at
Philadelphia, to Lancas'er,is 90 ralles and
a quarter. Exclusively ofthe side or sum-
msr roads, twenty four feet on the bed Of
The road are covered with stratum OF
Pnunced stones 10 inches thick in the
middle of the road, and Decreasing each
way 10 IL inches. The Valley hills are
the most elevated and steep on the read :;
but the angle OF ascent no where exceeds
4 degrees. Stone bridges have been erect
ed across all the intervening streams. Tina
across the river Concstogo, consisting OF
9 arches, is private property and the
most expensive built by the company, is
that across the Brandywine, consisting of
three arches of solid masonary, which
cost $4,000 dollars. The CAPT al Of the
company amounted to $50 900 dollars !;
but This being Insufficient, it became ne
cessary TO apply a considerable portion of
The tolls to the completion eff the work..
The whole expense amounts 10 465 900
dollars, or al the rae Of about 7 SEQ dol.
lars mile. The annual tolls have no,
yet exceeded $1,000 and the annual!
repairs ard expenses are estimated al
$4,000, leaving nett income Of about 2 4.
600 dollars. The prospect of an iucreas-
ed profit, derived from the proposed ex-
tension Of the road. has however raised
the price OF that stock nearly 10 par.
The Lancaster road, the first extensive
turnpike that was completed in the u. S
is the FIRST link OF the great western com
nurication from Philadelphia II has
been extended ten miles westwardly 10
Columbia on the SuCquehannah, and ano.
her branch is nov progressing northwest.
watdiy to Harrisburgh, also on the Sus-
iqlehannah. and SO miles from Lancaster
The state OF Pennsylvania has also incor.
pora'ed Two companies in order to extend
the road by two q if=rent routes as far as
Pnisbure on thu OHIO and near 800 miles
Lf,,Jm Philadelphia. The southern ron c,
{ flowing the main post road, passes by
1sdiord and Somerset The northern
route passes by Huntingdon and Franks.
town, the highest point TO which the Jn-
niala branch of he Susquehanuah is ma.
viRa6jc. To this route the state has
authorised a subscription Of lOo, 900 dol.
lars.
Other roads in northwest direction
from Philadeiphu, towards the Gencssae
and Piequ' isle on lake Erie, arc also
progressing, and have been encouraged
10y the subscriptions or donations of the
legislature. They are generally on q
much les expensive plap than those in
;hc d;rcct0a of Pittsburgh. \ section OF
30 mice from Lausanne on the Lchigh, 20
Nescopeck on HE Susquehsunsh, has been
complete ed at the expense Of 50 900 dol
lars, by company and II /, intended
20 extend it 20 miles further to Newton,
or tie Tioga branch Of fiji jusquehan-
nah
in Maryisnd. roads extending from Bal
umore IN vouous directions, have been
la.s!y under'si:e1 by several conpsies End
.aTe rapidly progressing. On the rali.
turnpike, whig exienda ina nothetiy di.
rection, ab"uI four miles Of road q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

Or The price Of this paper to sub
scribsrsis four dollars per danan,,to be
paid IL, advancs.
ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding a
square ia lcagth co hnes) are insert
ed, the FIRST time far seuenty.tce cents ];
three 7pecks Csix fines } far three DBL
lars end fer e0ery subsequent inserti-
on, thuty-three cents. Long ones in
the same Proportion. In fd02r cfth9se,
h0zUeucr, zUh2 adrertise By the yearC e.
ther once or troicc a 1oeeek a deduction
from the adove price Of t'oenfy per cent.
IS made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15
IRON TnE DEMocRArIo rnrss.

EEr Binns--The evils and niseries which
an abftsc II /oreig1l commerce, by an unwise
extension Of it, has produced and entailed
on mankind, have often heen discussed and
deprecated By tie friends Of a more equal
distribution Of the means of procurns the
comforts Of lie, among the greatest nu nbcr
,of the people, which the system Of fleets
and Publications and all the appeudagcs Of
FIRE gn trade has tendency to destroy,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15
LATEST
Foreign Advices.

From London papers to the 18th Nav, re-
ceived by the Usage, arrived at New
York.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15
FROM tie Bal.imoce Federal Gazette.

1.-THE following Letter, which we receiv-
cd with our congressional documents, ha,
not been before pubiished.]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
SATURDAY. Dec Il

An engrossed bill "Dyorclng Margaret
Brough from her husband Thomas Brough,"
was read third timo and passed
An engrosscd bill g For dividing the coun
ty OF Kenawha, aud for other purpose 80 was
read a third time and passed.-Aye. los
Noes 63. ~,
An engrossed bill IS Divo,cine. Eliza.
beth Kimherlin from her husband Martin.
Aimberlin," wasreaG a third time and pas
sed.
An engros,ed bill Z" To explain the act,
entitled, an act 10 amend he act concern.
ing the town of Mecklenburg, in the COUNTY
OF berkley, was read third time and pas
sed.
Mr.. w. Brockenbroush. frorn the COM
mittee for Courts of Justice, made the fol-
lowing report
The committee for Courts ofJustice have.
according to order, had ander their con,i-
derauon several petiiions TO them refer.
red, and have come to the following reso
lutions thereupon
| l. Resolved, IS the opinion of this com.
mittee, that the petition OF Nicholas G u .
tier, praying that an act 10 " pass, reeas
ing TO the petitioner the right OF the COM
nonwealth to certain piece of ground Nv /.
| ing in the city Of Richmond, which, hath
escheated 10 the commonwealth hv the
death of his uncle Nicholas G.ueier, IS
! reasonable.
| 2. Resolved, as the opinion of this commit
tee that the petition Of Lucy Day, praying
that she may be released from the pay
ment OF fine imposed upon her by the
court OF ESSEX county, for retailing spirit
Gus liquors without hcencc, is reasonable.
! 3. Resolved, as the opinion OF this COM
mIttee, that the petition of Richard Gwath
mey, and Charlotte his wife, praying hal
the right OF the commonwealth To- certain
lands whereof Robert 3. Spratt and Doc
tor q ID. Spratt died seized, living i'm the
counties of Gloucester and Middlesex, sf,,d
which have become escheatabie TO the com
monwealth, may be released 10 the peti.
tioners, the SAID Charlottee as is stated IL
the said petition, being the Eeares, Of ,iI
IN this country, 20 the SAID dcceden,s, bs
rejected.
The FIRST and second resolutions beino
read second time, were agreed 10 by tht
, House.
The third resolution being read a secont
time, motion was made TO amend the s.tm
by striking out at the end thereofthe word
: be rejected" and Inserting in lieu Of then
the words sis reasonable :" and the oues
ton being but on The proposed amendment
itpassed in the negative.
lhe question being then put on the resc
luton as reported, twas agreed to by til
house.
4 Ordered, That bills be broughtin purs,
| ant to the first and second resolutions An
that the committee for Courts of Jas.ice {
prepare and bring IN the same.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27

being put on the proposed amendment.
1t passed in the Affirmative
155-No 1.
The question being then put on the reso-
luton as amended, ie was agreed to by the
house.
The 9th resolution being read second
time, motion was made TO amend the same
by striking out at the end thereof the words
abe rejectcd," and inserting in lien oi them
the words g is reasonable the questi-
on being put Oh the proposed amendment,
1t passed in the affirmative.
The question being then put on the reso-
luton as amended, It was agreed to by the
house.
Ordered, That bills be brought in pursu.
ant to the LIST, Sd, 5th, and 9th resolutions !;
and that the committee of Finance do pre-
pare and bring in bill pursuant to the 1st
resolution aud that the committee of claims
do prepare and bring in bills pursuant to
the Sd, 5th, and 9th resolutions.
Mr.. r Stan,rd, from the committee ap-
pointed on that subject, made the following
report -
The committee to whom was referred, the
petition OF the inhabitants of the town Of
Fredericksburg and other citizens trading
to that town, have According to order, had
tiic Sti'C ulQST lntlr consideration and nave
come to the following resolution:
Resolved, as the opinion of this commit
tee, that the petition of the inhabitants Of
the town Of fredericksburg and other citi-
zens trading to that town, praying that
law may pass Incorporating a company to
establish turnpike road from the said town
to Switt-run gap in the Blue ridge or such
other point III that ridge as the commiss.
oners appointed under the law may direct,
is reasonable.
The said resolution being read a second
time, was agreed to by the house.
| Ordered, That bill be brought in pursu-
ant to the said resolution, and that the COM
mittee who made the said report do pre-
pare and bring in the said bill.
On motion, Resolved. that a committee be
! appointed 10 enqa,re whether any, and if a.
ny what alterations and amendments are
necessary in the law regulating the prac-
tice OF counsel and attorn,es 1T law, and re-
gulating their fees, and that they report by
lbiil or otherwise ; and Il committee was ap.
pointed Of Messrs Sanford, ] seph WYATT.
Crutchfieid, Lightfoot, Purnall Pittnan,
M'Farlane, Hull, holland, Forbes, Prunty,
Morrow and Srorrs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
BALTIMORE Dec. %.

A gentleman in this city has received
a letter from lis son-in.iaw in Montreal
dated 9Th December, stating thai British
troops IN Ia'gc numbers had The prece-
ding day passed from Upper into Lower
Canada; that he British government had
presented 10000 sand Of arms and a LARGE
quantity Of ammunition to those Indian
tribes who had agreed 10 participate with
them IN the impending war with the u
niied States. In Montreal the passage
OF non.intercourse law by our govern.
mens vas Ticwed as a declaration of war,
which Il We dared % enact that the Brit
Ish would Immediately march through and
conquer the country. Such is The opinion
entertained in that quarter and so IttI,
knowledge do they possess Of our popu
lauon, resources and patriotism.
AmeHeau.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
PhitadeLhhia, Dec. 81.
THF cPANlsH pArp1ors

= - y Hfott "A FRlOTS
n q n ~ y G. TO RIO " s.
Captain Rymer OF The ship Am and
Hannah, who arrived here yes:erda, morn.
v-g, after passage Of eighteen DAYS from
Havana, states, that few DAYS previous
to his sailing, naii0naI brig from Cadiz.
and schooner from Malaga, arrived there
IN short passages, with the imnortaatin.
formation of the SURRENDER OF
KING JOSEPH AND HIS ARMY as
prisoners, TO the Spanish patriots; and that
N consequence of this intelligence, the
city oil iiaVanna had been illuminated for
three successive nights, and the inh lbi.
ANTS exhibited every demonstration ol
JOY.
Capt. Rymers left Havannah on the Sc.
coad instant, when -four was thirty dol.
lars per barrel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
Ten Cents Reward
Hat Mandatory,
GTLBERTG CRHTEN

Y ENG about 70 establish HI, !Ear,,fa-fo.
- yin the city OF 0lchmond. nearly opposite
the street leading from Col. Mays br;,.,s
with determined resolution to do ins,iceo 80
those who may fovor them with their custom,
They flatter themselves that their knov,lodsro
and long experience in their business together
With the punctuality, neatness, ard d match
With which their work will be executed vii
Justify their claim to public patronage. Tbev in
form the public that they now have large ouan-
THY OF the best country made WOOL MRS.
and tolerable assortment OF FINE BATc =
heir mandatory will be in operation IN a fs,.
weeks, when they will be able to make their
assortment complete, and comply with ai,v or,
ders they may receive
Richmond, Dec S2d, 1903. vs,
! p. S. They have a strong, new, Pennsyiva.
nia male Wagon. EYrsale. > & 100