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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29

Ex,ract Of ietter from CEN Armstrong
to the Sstpetsry Of State, dated
Park, 7th August, 1903.
81 wrote isw Tires TO rcu Yesterday
Tn weeks have core be vitlioGt any new
condemnation. };y remqns;eGnccs CONT
nue TO remain utinHvcreds"
"P, 8. eaclnse 4 coy o. ny note Of
Yesterday 60 M dc Chamfi-s'il.'
Copy OF Letter from ten. aeNarhmf
daccd Paris, August SIN 1903.
Mr.. Armstrong presents his COMP oleftt
TO NJ. dc Ch-mPagay, and 0egs ifgIa -
Inform him thar, bavlng for sur,e doatIs
past made trial OF emo artificial "a.
ters OF TivNli, without arr useful ef2.S'
his physieisn has prescribed frt hie tlIOsc
of Bourbon UArchaM5aujt. S5TctGd Vi dc
Champagny have any conn1nuricaeIons TO
make TO Mr.. Armstrong, hs win lie plea
sed 70 address trSp rs usual, 10 The Hotel
de LEGATION Americans, Rue Vanguard,
No 100, whence they viii be regularly ant,
promptly transmitted to Bourbon.
o. leaving Paris, Mr. Armstrong thinks
proper TO state mis- regrets, that the poll
seal relations of the TWO powers should
continue to wear An aspect less aujpicions
to heir future good understanding than is
~Ished for by those who are the friends of
bo5n.
That his majesty has a right TO make
such municipal regulations as ne may deem
proper, wish regard TO foreign commerce,
nsither is nor has been denied. For exam
| pie, ne may forbid the entry into the ports
of France Of American SHIPS which nave
touched in England, or been destined 70
England and he may either sequester or
! conhscate such vessels Of the ". States as
shall infract these laws, after due promul-
cation and notice thereof; but beyond this,
the United States hope and believe that his
majesty will not go.
NJ. de Champagny will not fail to seize
the distinction which these remarks pre-
sent, between the authority Of municipal
regulations and thai of public law, aud will
ldecide whether it does or does not olfer a
ground on which the good understand ing,
so long and so usefully maintained between
the United States and France, may be pre-
Iseryed, and degree Of intercourse be-
tween them revived, which shall have the
effect OF. terminating their former indus
try.
Does his majesty fear that The balance
Of trade. arising from this renewed ,pdus.
ry, wou'd 90 TO the advantage of Eng
|
o proven, ths consequence would it no
be entirely avoided by masking it coodl
ton of,he comrnerce ~ question, tina, al
ships leaving France shaft take On som,
article, or articles ofher produce or man,
lfacture) the gEll amount OF the cargoc
hey bring hither!
Ships sailing under this regulation
would or would not go voluntarily t,
England. If they we1t voluntarily, !
would only be because that counu,
.Torded the best markets Tor the pro
iuctions of France, in which case th'
abi;ual results would be entirely chan
ed, and England, ceasing TO receiv'
balance for her manufactures, woult
,egin TO pay one TO the United State
> on the productions Of France. Coul,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29

E.aract of letter from Gen. Armstrong
to Mr.. NJ ,dison.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29

Extract Of letter from Gen. Arm
strong to the Secretary of State ds-
ted Bourbon PArohanbauit, 28th
August, 3o9.
"Since my arrival at this place I
nave been nonorrd by the receipt O.
your dispatch Ut the 2fst ult. and
soul immedIat " return to Paris 10
renew my discussions with W. de
Champaign either personally, as you
Suggest, IT by writing, had not tn
most solemn conviction that any new
experiment made at the present mo-
nent in either form and OF Official
Lharac er, would certainly be useless
md probably injurious"
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And then the house adjourned.

SENATE, Dec. 10.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the bill making further provision for enfor-
cling the embargo.
Mr. Lioyd opp sed the bill;
When on motion of Mr. Bradicy, that it
be recommitted 10 the original committee,
and that MIR. Crawford AID Mr.. Tnrustonsbe
added to the committee further to consider
and report thereon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-24

M USiCK -JoHN i. 'ABGRCRoMBr', ha-
Iva wing returned from his tour 10 the North!
ward, begs leave 20 acquaint his friends and the
pubic, that he still continues teaching, in this CT
ty' on the Piano, Violin and GuttsP. lie likewise
tunes instruments as formerly, and respectfully
sulicits tie favor OF their patronage.
Applications at Niessrs prtt ard & Adams.
MIR Pies'snis's, and lr. Shields's, WI DC duly
attended to.
nee. a. oo,tu
N b. Mr. tbercromby could conyea,e tly at.
tend three or Tour pupils IN Msnohes,ec
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-24
DECEMBTR 90

The committee to whom the foregoing bill.
was recommitted, reported it wien various
amendments, which we're adopted. and the
oilI thus amended, ordered to third read
ing tomorrow
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MIRANDA's EXPEDITION.

Mr.. Love called for the order of the day on
the report of the committee on the subec,
of the So persons confined in Carthagena.
South America. The following is the rcso-
luton reported by the, committee:
ReSotUcd, That the President of the u
States be requeSfed 10 adoM tic most i'm
mediate and Cffcactoa8 means in his hozver.
TO obtain from the Vice-Roy Of Grenada, in
d America, or other proper authority, the
liberation of thirty-six American citizens,
condemned on charge OF piracy, ard now
held in slavery in the vaults of St. Ga. a,
IN Carthagena, and that the sum of dol
lars be appropriated to that purpose.
Mr. ID. X IPihiams moved to postpone
the consideration of the subject indefinite y.
Negatived, so to IS.
The House then went into a committee of
the whole on the subject, Mr.. TRIGG in the
Chair, SO to SO.
Mr.. Lrve moved to amend the resolution
by striking out the words in Hafc, and in
sorting 4" authorized to request" Carried,
Ayes 81.
Those gentlemen who supported this reso-
luton in the debate were, Messrs. Love, Ly-
on, Bacon, Nelson, Sloan and Wilbour.-
Those who opposed it were, Messrs ID. x.
Williams, Taylor, Smile, Macon and South
ard.
The gentlemen who opposed the resou,i-
on, amongst other objections, commended that
an agreement to the resolution would yut IN
voiVe the government in difficulty without an
swerng any good purpose that il would in
fact be aiding the attempt of a Certain party
to prove that the general government had
some connection with this expedition origi-
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MONDAY, Dec. 10.

A bill from the Senate authorizing the Pre-
sident of the United States to arm, man
and hit out for service, ali The public ships of
war, vessels and gun-boats Of the United
States was twice read and referred to the
committee of the whole, to whom was refer
red the report OF the committee on our mill
tary and naval establishments.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis, a memorial of
the city council of Washington, presented
at the last session, was referred to the conf
mittee on the district of Columbia
Mr.. Dana presented letter from the So
ciety of United Brethren for propagating the
gospel, accompanying a donation of their
works, which was read.
On motion of Mr.. Marion, the House re-
solved itself into a committee Of the whole,
Mr.. TRIcG in the Chair, on the bill from
the Senate further to amend the judicial sys-
TEN of the u. States. After some discussion
the committee rose and was refused leave
to SIT again; and ON motion of Mr. GhoiSon,
the bill was re-committed to a select com
mittee tor the purpose OF amending It's de
tails.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-24
POST ROADS.

Mr.. .StanfCrd moved the following rcso-
luton, observing thai be thought it important
AT tbis particular juncture in our affairs.
that some. provision should be made to es-
taolish communication by rrail between
the seatoi the general and state governments
as direct CERTAIN and expeditions as pos
si0!e. LUIS net being the. case at pre-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-26
TO RENT.
5uly7s.

(.And ,mmsdlete possession gsvcn)
MEAN THE. EXTREMITY OF TIE PAvENENT
On Prince Street
A TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
"A an elegant garden, and all necessary
buildings thereto, complete. The premises
occupy one half acre of ground, on one OF the
best situations and best constructions, equalled
by few, tif any exceeded by none in Alexana
dria of It's size; it has also pump of excel
lent water, approved of by the best Judges,
besidesga we'll in the garden for its exclusive
use, and is every way calculated toaccommo-
date a gen,ecI family, from such moderate
rent will be taken.
Now building and will be ready
to RENT about the first of Angus, FOUR
HOUSES, on Washington-street, the situ-
ations are good, and the buildings will be We.
ry convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, or public business and a House or
two, near Messrs. NarsteAer end Young.
wharf.
For terms apply to,
Robert Broekss.
I'm Or,
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70 r S a { z.

ny VIRTUE Of decree THE hlesD CONT 8,
s. chance 81 81 The state Of Maryland, VIII PC
exposed 10 public sale, in the town g for'-.
Tooacrs, Charles county, At the court mousse
!, three O'Clock in the afternoon OF the secona
day 81 the next August term q Charis Soan-'
u court, which commences on the 4th Mon 40
day Of August nexta parcel OF Ian y, la'e
tie property of John u. Scat, deceased, Pc
il,g part Of tract Of land called feyafsa 9a-
nor = lying upon branch Of Nanjemsy Creek,
on the 20 post road leading 70 Nanlemoy rom
Port Tobacco, near the Hill Top, and i about
seven miles from Port Tobacco. !,
This land consists Of about see acres, OF
which between SO and 100 acres are well TIM
bered, about 90 acres are in marsh, and the
rem, ainder arabic and very productive.
The terms of sale are, that the purchaser
shall give bond with sufficient security to pay
the purchase money in twelve months + from m
the sale. It will be sold entire or IN parcels
as may best suit the persons inclined to par-
chase.
Francis Key, Trustee.
~ = - = * - x
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, &c.
7aa Rteelvsa, g for Sale, BY
JAMES. KENNEDY, sen.

King street.
A N Antidote to the miserics Of the HUI
" man Life, in.the History of the Widow
Placid. and her daughter Rachel.
Owenson's Lay Of an Irish Harp.
Romney Robnson's Poems.
The Sacred Classics embellished with beau
tiful Heads and other Engrayinss, consisting
fthe Pilgrims Progress, Hervey's Mediate
ons, Addison's Evidences of Christianity,
Dodd's Thoughts Oh Death and in Prison,
Blacknore on Creation, Death of Abel,
Young Centaur, and Mrs Rowe's Devout
Exercises and Letters, moral and entertain.
ing.
The Register of Arts, or Compendous
View of some of the most useful modern
Discoveries and Inventions.
Skinner's Primitive Truth and Order, with
defence of Episcopacy.
Bard's Compendium of the Theory and
Practice of Midwifery,
Burns's Observations on Abortion.
Travels from Italy to England by Marquis
de Salvo.
Corinna or Italy, by Madame de Stael.
Barring S Inquiry into the Orders in Coua-
Gil.
Britain independent of Commerce.
Bells British Theatre, in 90 volumes, calf
Gilt with elegant frcntispieees, yignettes, &c.
]. Joi,nson's edition of the Poets of Great
Britain. 8 vols calf, gilt.
Wild Irish Girl.
Modern Chivalry, vols.
Domestic Cookery.
Selected Music, containing 1876 Of the
most fashionable Songs, Airs, Duets, sc
with Accompaniment fer the Piano Forte
price q dollars, bcuno.
A variety Of New Music, German Flutes
and Flies.
July 81. cost
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CT TO RENT.

NHE subscriber offers to rent for one or
i more years, adjoining the place where
on ne now lives, Blacksmith's shop, with
complete set OF Tools, Dwelir House in
comfortable condition, calculated for fami.
ly,together with between three and four acre.
OF very rich land.-From several years expe-
r1ence, can with truth declare, that there
can be no better stand for blacksmith than
the one now offered to let.
Thomas 3. Moreland.
wary "a, lana, = Df s Creek, lawtf
December 9.-(ls.l {
~ e. i don't rent the fine stand
VIII give geed wages = 4 Young man
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Five Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber about five
weeksslace, an apprentice to the chair-mak-
ing business, named GEORGE GREEN, ~
bout 20 years of age. S feet 6 or I inches
high-The above reward will be paid for de-
liyering him to his master
Ephraim Evans.
All persons are cauiiol'ed against harbOring
or employing said boy, at their peril. :
July IL. Iawst
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A Third Dividend
Forty Dollars REGARD.

Ran away, on the 18th of this instant. yell
COW negro man, named CHARLES, aged a.
bout 40 years, feet inches high, lame in
his hip, occasioned BY fall from horse, the
right leg somewhat shorter than the other
causes him to Imp badly has also large
scar in between his fore finger and thumb
cut by the point of scythe OF the right hand :
he is shoemaker BY trade--his cloathing Is
unknown. He lis an artful fellow and perhaps
win endeavor to get on board of some vessel,
That sails TO and from Alexandria. If taken
within twenty miles, twenty dollars, thirty
miles thirty dollars, and if more the above re-
ward, if brought home to his master living N
Prince Georges, County near Upper Mari Ma !
borough, Gfteen niles from Alexandria.
Ehtha Berry. \
e. aix
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Washington and Alexandyla Turn
dake Iombanr.

Pike company.
~ HE Stockholders of the Washington
j and Alexandra Turnpike Company are
hereby ns.iGed, that the second iRstalnent OF
Ten Dollars on each share, is called for by
the Presiden. and Directors of ito said Com
Pany, and IS required to be paid to CHARTS
Page, Treasurer, in Alexandria. ON or before
the 2eth day Of August next, agreeable to an
aci Of Congress, entitled An act for tire G.
Establishment of Turnpike Company in the
county Of Alexandria, In the district ct Co
lumbia.
By order of the Directors,
G, Eeneale, President.
July %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-26

BAsK q .4LExaNDRIA, Juty an, 1908. 3
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
IN holders OF the Bank of Alexandria,
hat dividend Of three and half per cent
on the Capital Stock of said Bank for the
half year ending this day, is declared, and
Will be ready to be paid to them on Tharsday
aext the 7th inst.
By order Of the President and Directos.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cashi~
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FOR SHE, PY
LEWIS DEBLOIS

1T his Store, near Col. Pamsay's wbarf,
French Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wsne, in half pipes and quarter
casks
New-Englsnd Rum, in hogshead, ans bar
rcls
Molas.es, in hogsheals
Goldfish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, ssets, and Wiater Pears,
in barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, IN hogshcads and pipes
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d July I Get
N O 4 | e Z.

III consequence the retirement of james
IL. fiooe from The concern of Robert i. F'ooe
and Co. which has hitherto been carried on
BY the subscribers; the same business will be
prosecuted under the same firm, BY Robert
r. Rooe and John Mtncaster, with .who1n the
settlement OF the old concern remains.
Robert T. Hooe,
James II. Hooe,
John Muncafter.
JuIy ISIS. eotf
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Charitable Marine Society Lot.
terry. Baltimore.

Tickets and shares for sale at r. GrasSs
boek-store, at the following prices
Whole Tickets, s 50
Half do. 90
Quarter do. SO
Prizes in the New. York Lottery taken IN
payment for Ticket in this.
81 July Is. - ---
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! 1ulyas
FOR SALE.

s. WILL SELL the HOUSE wherein
i've son the cornero Of Washington and
King streets. on credit of Il, IS, ls, d,
and % months.
Robert Young.
s. J,,yvs "a s a
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TO RENT,
A three story Brick House and Lot, well
calculated for business and the accommodate
ON Of family, situate at the corner of Prince
and Washington-streets, in an airy & healthy
part of the town. Possession given on the
first day of August next.-Apply to Phihi
75Ialeft.
Edmund Denney.
3 July IL. cod
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Scheme Of 4 L OFT cry,

For the purpose Of raising a sum OF money 70
sid the funds of the Charitable MafSne So
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Iofeph Vaudeville
eeRxsR OF KING and fAIRFAx s7xxgqs.
ALExANRRIA
HAS FOR SALE,
An anortment of Wines, Il,
QUoRs, GROCERIES, &c.
s Consisting Of
MADEIRA1
Malaga
Tcncrifs s
Corsica
Old St. Estephe Medoe larct, in case. j
one dozen
A few dozen fine old frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bieers
Jamaica and 1Vest-India rum
New-England do.
Cogniac, Bourdeaux and Naples brandy
Holland and country gin
Schiedam gin in cases
Irish whIskcy, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Cider in barrels
Whitc wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
2 hogsheads HAVANA honey
Is do. choice retailing melasss.
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hyson TEAS
s s;:;: ST.: ..A ''''' '''''''
Museovado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Ball.
tilnore and Alexandria.
Leipcr's, CARROTS, and Hamilton's snuf
in bottles and bladders.
Afacuba and rapee do.
Clovsr-seed, (Pena. warranted)
Mace; nutmegs; cloves; cassie; pimea5
to; pepper; ginger, race and ground; Cab
enne pepper; refined salt-petre.
Coffee; chocolate rice pearl barley
LOndOh ana Fnfladclph1a mustard; Da%SE
salt; starch; fig blue; flotant indigo; Gso
gia and Tennessee cotton fax; wool mad
der; ccpperas; alum; birthstone chalk
pipes in boxes; Wrapping paper and twnt
traces; bed cords; leading lines demijohn
gin cases; patent shot ; brandywlne gunpOsF;
der; Harvey's gunpowder, the only real By &
tlsh battle powdcr] from F to treble seaa 81
chewing tobacco best Havana scgars. E
Muscatel and bloom raisins in boxes.
Sun ralsins in CASKS.
zante carrants prunes soft she'led Al
moads.
A few boxes excellent pickles, each Syss
ozen bottles assorted; capers, olives and 81 q
ahoyies, for sale by the box. NJ
A quantity Of clean good alum salt sultaas
for the fishery, sc. sc. Ns
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Clos prizes-anaonnting 70 .
1882 blanks Sum raised
inc!uGing expence,

including expence,
Prom toe Shove Scheme, it appears that
there are less than two blanks 70 prize, and
7. that the prizes are to be paid svithoat dfdae--
fien.
{ Tie drawing viii positively commence on
the 3 4th 81 next month, and will be cornplet--
& ed in ten weeks. T1cxEys at SIS SO cents,
for sale at r. GRAY's Book STORE, where
the drawing OF all tickets sold by him will De
examined free of expence. Prizes the last
New York Lottery taken in payment for TICK
I cts tits.
Orders fortickess from the country, enclos-
ing the cash ipost paiGl will be panctually
attended tos snd early Information given of
their fate.
Mtn!r ls
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
"A likely young NEGRO 1f,4A:--he is a~
sussomed . arufng work and is tolsrahle
kood coarse shoemaker.
Apply 70 the Printer.
Jsne a. 60
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JAMES BACON.

III MS Grocery STORE, on Aiag street, 0a'
received in eddisionto lis ttrorer stae,
A sreh Supply Of Genuine Artlele'l'
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complies
lie now Alters. for sale, on dis ASIA! tow 'srfI
Mulcovado Sugars, ofyarious quI
lities,
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III nozv cHirx far roie. an MS usua! io7y terri
M,rcou.lo c,a.r. ofv,r;ovs onll
-: ~
'''iIs' ,e H..
A'o"' .,'.u I'ul',l' .'4''''
lr,na ,Isa TITS
nps.Ai' u.;1.,,,,, 49,
Vs. ", 'on' 1,,sa pa ~ for
l o e. e.: "on' 80.
n sen-oni'' any '"i' ''
oouono,ls =
Dest green Co'io0'
Shoeo,a'e' Oh superior suanyI
Maaeira,.
Dusei'oS'
sherry yaE
LISBON, ~ 4 y
lehenac,
Malaga and
Genuine OLD Fort
Old Jamaica Sn;r;t. for family nse,
Ant;cna. St cro;v G. V;ncent.. and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-03
oE THE. UNITED SrA1E,s. ApR11 ~.
IN sENArE-MARcH 2, 1907.
]5NUe fH pursuance
OF RESOLUTION OF SENATE OF MARC

.ResotUsd, that the secretary of the trea-
sury be directed to prepare and report TO the
senate, at their next session, a plan for the
application of such means as are within the
power Of congress, to the purposes of OPEN
ing roads, and making canals together with
a statement OF the undertakings, of that ma
ture, which, as objects of public improve
ment, may require and deserve the aid of go
vernment and also a statement of works of
the nature mentioned, which have been COM
menced, tie progress which has been made
IN thepi, and the, means and prospect Of their
being completed; and such information as,
in the opinion of the secretary, shalt be ma
tcrial. in relation to the effects OF s...is resc-
2ution.
Attest,
6AMUEI A. OTIS Secretary.
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SAMUEL A.OTIS, Secretary.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.,

Aprli 4th, 1908.
StK--I have the honor to transmit report
respecting roads ossii.r;;s, prepared in O.
bedience to the resolution of the senate of
the Cd March 1907. Ithas been unavoidably
delayed much later than was desirable, or
had been expected. Although early steps had
been taken for obtaining the necessary infor-
nation, the most important documents were
not received till long afte.- The Commence
ment OF this session, some indeed, witIlin the
last ten days. To analyzt the whole, to Sc
lect, arrange and condense the most interest
ing facts, was also work of some labor
Time has not permitted to present the re-
port in more satisfactory form: bat the
mass of facts. which has been collected. viii.
lit is hoped, be of some public utility.
/ have the honor to be,
With great respect,
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8fCHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY

B1CHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY
IN AT a meeting of the directors of the Rich
Tnond Turnpike Company, on Saturday evening
the 18th of May, 1905.
Resoi0cI. That the shares of all delinquent
stockholders in the company be sold ON Stur-
day the eleventh of next month, at the Rsli Ia
pesT,, in the city of Richmond,
Copy. N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
CT The stock holders III the above Company
are hereby notified that their annual meeting will
be held at the Bell Tavern, in Richmond, on the
the FIRST Mond.y il, NEXT month, wl,ichis he day
fxed by the charter for their meeting
N. SHEPPARD.
May TO- {t11thJune
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DOMESTIC.
REPORT

REPORT
0FyHE SECPETA R1.OF THE TREASUPT,
ON THE SUBJECT OF
PUBLIC ROADS & CANALS,
Made IN pursuance
OF a REsoLurIoN OF SENATE OF MARCH
2, 1903.
IN SENATE
OF 7HE7 UNITED STATES, APRIL -.
MIR. -fdoms, from the committee appoin-
ted on the subject of public roads and canals,
reported, that 1900 copies of the following
papers, be printed for the use of the sen
ate:
Resolution Of Senate, of I'd. March 1907 {:
A letter from the Secretary of the Urea
Sury
Report Of same:
Circular queries of the same:
Mr.. Latroae's communication marked E /:
:. And Mr. Fulton s stctscr sGarked F