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M OTICE.-Whereas Mr.. James Fisher, by {.
1 deed executed on the first day of July, 1903,
znd recorded in the county court of Henrico, has
assigned to the subscriber as trustee, for certain
of his creditors therein named, the whole of his
estate Of every description, Except his household
furniture, and some few debts transferred by him
as trustee. subsequent to the execution of said
trust, rs viii more fully appear by reference to
the schedule annexed to said deed y consisting
of some Lots in the city of Richmond, together
with all his bonds. NOES and accounts-This is
terefnrc - give notice 60 the debtors of the said
James Fisher, that all judgments obtained where
the money has not been paid, all suits DEEPEN
ding in the courts of this commonwealth or else
where, all monies in the hands Of attornes, She
ritis, or others, which may have been collected
by virtue of any suit, debt or demand of the said
James Fisher that he is the only person autho-
rised TO receive such debts asa demands and grant
such acquttances and make such compromises as
nc may deem most advisable for the interest of
said creditors
a hope is therefore cherished, shat every effort
on the part Of said debtors, will be made, in or
der to n settlement OF their balances, and every.
indulgence viii be given by him to those who ma
niiest such disposition.
And whereas it is stipulated by the contract
ing parties to said deed, that certain creditors OF
said James Fisher, who from absence or other
causes, could not signify their wish of becoming
parties thereto now, be 1t understood that If they
ly, 1808 sign the said deed, that in that case tey
are to be considered entitled to their rateable pro.
portion Of such money as shall be collected from
the sale Of property and collection of debts o.
therwse, if they do not, within the time speciii-
ed, make known their determination by subscrib-
ing t. the terms agreed upon in the said trust,
that he, the said trustee shall pay over such sums
as they would have been entitled to- if they had
acceeded to the same James Fisher
EDWp w. TRENT.
August s, 1908. (H)
10 Ma. WILLIAM GnEGoRY, WHO MARRIED
FAVNY Boswell, DAUGHTER OF p. Bos-
WELL, BEc'D.
- IR-As your residence is at present unknown
~ 10 me, embrace this offer Of public print,
to request your address--eithcr from YOU, your
wife, children, relatives or friends--Your speedy
attention to this will fully reDuncrate You Tor the
trsubEs.
! am, Sir, yours, &c.
THOS. BURLINC
Richmond, August 2, 1903.
CAsH given for WHEAT, by
~ WHITE & SHELTON.
.Jaly22. e
kIOFICE~-Ah persons indsbtedtO The Estate
~ Of Marcus Eican, deceased, arc requested
TO make immediate payment, and creditors To pre-.
semi their claims without delay
G. J. MACMURD0,)
JOS. MARX, AN "'
Richmond, May II, 1903. (tfY
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THIRD REGIMENT OF INFANTRY
y coL. Edward pasieu.S
= MAJOR Homer " Mil.an

Eiiwgl-d patietF,I
= MAJOR Homer V. Milton
CArTAINs-M. Houston, John Darlington.
Ross Bird, Puntiss Law, John Nicks, Charles
Crawford. Moher Pasteur, J. J. Faust, Henry
Atkenson, John McCieland.
FIRST LiEurnHaNTs.--R. McDougall, Ro-
bert B. Moore, Cad JJnoe Charles Christmas.
Hays G. White, William Butler, James Cooper.
James f. Denking, William S. Hamilton, Hnn
can l.. Clinch.
SECOND LIEuTENANTs.-Sa w. But
Ter, Alexander Siliman, w Johnson, jun. Benz.
ID. Herro,t, Benz. II. Jackson, Henry Cho-
tard, John H. Eaton, Timothy Spapn, S B Da-
MEL, c. e. M'Kenzie
ENsIGNs-John N. Mcintosh, Thomas Kes-
sell, Joel Lyon, John Burnct, s. Anderson, Ste
phen Rose, Andrew Kessell, Samuel c. Ma
bron, Robert Watson
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August S, 1908.

ME- sale Of the above Property advertised
4 by Charles Copeland Trustee, for a debt
due Simpson Morri, Gin America) alias solomon
Mordecai Gin Europe will be forbid for sufficient
reasons. SOLOMON MARKS
August S, 1903.
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y edmond TURNPIKE COMPANY
AA AT a meeting of the directors of the Rich
mond Turnpike Company on Thursday evening
the 9TH of July, 1903
Reso(vea, That all shares of delinquent stock
holders in this company, be SCI at the Swan Ia
vern in this city OH Monday the 18th day of next
month, at O'Clock, p. spihout reserve and that
the same be published in all the newspapers of
this city.
Resofved, That call Of Five Dollars on each
Ehare otthe stockholders in the company be made,
TO be paid 10 the treasurer on or before the 18th
of next month.
Teste, N. SHEPPARD, elk
July 10. ssttis
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REGIMENT OF RIFL.EMEN.
Cor. Alexander Smythe.

.rr L1EvT Col. William Duane.
r1HNlNs.-Thomas A Smith, Thos. Ander-
son, John Rayan. David Fialley, Beii FORSYTH,
hHah Craig, George w SEWN, James McDo-
maid, Alexr S. Walker, Moses Whitney.
FIRST COMMUNICATIONS Spencer, A.
A. MessaS, Fielder Ridgeway, Dill Armor,
George MORRISON, Charles Portcrie,d, Michael
Hayes, Nathaniel Williams
SECOND LIEuTENANTs.-D Daniel App,ing,
Mathew Cmnun, Edward Rector. Lewis Too
mer, Elsey l.. James, Lodwick Morgan, Joshua
Hamilton -
ENsIcNs--Elias Starlings, A. w Thornton,
John Stroud, Angus Lunghan,, Smith Pepper,
Francis StribnS, II. +. Alexander, John Logan.
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nY virtue of two deeds OF trust executed to
i US by Joseph Clement, one af which is for
the purpose of securing the payment of debt
due tie Clement 10 Thomas
aud the other 70 secure the payment of debt due
by The sa4 Clement TO Thomas ant. Francis Pride
viii be sold TO the highest bidder, at Painvile,
IN tho county of Amelia, on Thursday the 18th
day of August next, for ready NANCY, a Tract Of
Lam containing 81 acres, more or less, ana
lying within about one mile of Painevlle.
SAM. FORD, ,
PINKITHMAH D. BOOKER, 1THs'ee'
August 2. I5tT1
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u LIST or THE oFFICERS,
REGIMENT OF LIGHT DRAGONS.
ALREADY APPOINTED,
In tie AdijHouaL Arnty nov raisiHg in The United
Sfates.

CAPrA1xs.-Alexand F. Rose, Clement C.
Biddle, ?. N O'Bannon, Noah Lester, David
Brcarey, William Wilson, Jacint Laval, James
Thomas.
Ftssr LfEUTENEvrs---B. Williams, junior,
James J. Bowie, Arthur Z. Hayn2, John VI Bar
clay, Thomas A. Holmes, Alexr. s. Lyle, Asa
Morgan, Seleck Osborn.
SEcoND L1gUTENENrs-I. w v Vcighter.
Aloxr Cummings, John Mayrant, Jonas Monroe,
Sela Halsey, junr. Samuel M. Lee, VIM Little
john.
CoRNETs-Janes Willie, VIM r. Davis,
J. Hollingshead, Levi Hukill, Elijah Bourdy,sn,
Joseph Ksau.
REGIMENT OF LIGHT ARTILLERY.
CAPT's,-Abraham Eustis, N. Eastcrbrooks,
William v. Irvine, Winfield Scott, Daniel Pand,
Joseph Chandler, s. ID Townsend. George Pc.
ter, Josiah Teifair, John Il. Spann
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" IFEGAR-A few casks of good Picklin q
and Table Vinegar, Fen SALE nY
ID. ]. BURR.
July 5. f2m
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HE Co-partnership OF THoMAs RurRrR-
Il FORD gao. is this day dissolved by mHtu-
al consent. Ahpersoas indebted TO the said firm
are requested most earnestly to come forward
and pay them respective N.ances to Thomas Ru-
theriort and all those who have claims against
said firm, to produce them to said T. r. iorset
tlement. THOMAS RUTHERFORD,
FREDERICK ARGYLE.
Richmond, July l, 1903.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
L friends and the public, that he will continue
to carry OF business in this place, IN the same
line as the late firm have heretofore done
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
July s. (F6w)
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Q PUBLISHED ny THOMAS RIrcuIE, OF.
PosITE THE Posr-ofFicE. AT FIVE poLLAus
PER ANNUM, PAYABLE ADVANCE.
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BIZ THIS DAYS MAIL.
NE WORK, June SO


LATE INTELLIGENCE. arrived this
foreuooa. schooner The,is. Dernisos,
days f,om Sasanash. June SO. of cspe
ook Oai, spoke ship Euoiee, MaoIy, Il
days from Gibraltar for Charles on-,ook
oe' OF be A. r gers, lste master of The
ship Nary Els, and - Jscoes, master
Of ,h- brig William Tell, bo,h of New
York, whose vessels had been condemned.
These gentlemen inform that it was s,e
report al Gibraltar, few DAYS previolst9
ihetr sailing chat there had beeo az ca.
8 gsmsn' betweeD The uni:ec ToaIon and
Roehefort sQoadrons and the Epg!ish f,s.,
under the command Of lord Co!Ioe wood,
in which the !ai'er had gained a decisive
victory. No o6icisl Intelligence had ye.
arrived. bu. he Aocwn situation of the
Freueh feet, c'osrl, blockadrd 10 the ISL
aud Ct Mlnorca, and all supplies Gu, eft.
rendered il prob. bic, ,hs, being Dearly, or
quite eqnsl 10 force, they were induced to
give the English battle. And the repors
nasiDg come by the way Of Spain gave it
additional credit.
One of the gentlemen further reports,
that shortly before sailing, he had seen
letter from the American consul at Al.
giers to the consul ., Gibraltar, which
states, that, notwithstanding the late sch.
clement 1t affairs br,weeo America and
A'g'ers, the latter power were fitting ou'
their cruizers with .hs utmost expedition.
heir precise destination was NOT knoxn.
bu. ffon circumstances, he app, ehsaded
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sherso been proud Of their liberty
much to be feared, that

=
Itself be rited as q precedent
That many an error BY tae s1f7s eacaalhte,
wa yEsh INTO sIc state.
Ii is indeed to be apprehended, that system
, which is daily sapPing the toundations OF the
British constitution, is about to be introduced
into our country. A system which, permits
the administration to exercise unlimited pow
er during the recess of the legislature, and to
secure Itself froM the just rage ofan Cypress
eel and injured people by acts of Indemnify.
For experience too clearly proves, that these
are easily obtained from body OF men, Ell
Their blindiy conf dent, or UNANIMOUSLY corrupt.
To remedy the evils which we already feel,
to avert thoss which threatens, ere long, to
overwhelln us, let us withdraw all confidence
/ from an administration, which, in asserting,
our national rights, is feeble, irresolate and
tilnid; while, in depressing the people, 1t
exerts an unnatural energy. Let the people
declare by their suffrages at the ensuing cleo
ton, that they will no longer be governed by
pretended philosophers, or by weak and Vi
sionary, if not wicked statesmen.
A crew can feel no confidence in the pilot,
who deviating from the broad and proper
channel, has guided the vessel into the midst
OF shoals and quicksands nor should the ci-
tizens Of America feel any in the men, who
have sE.ewn themselves incapable of directing
the national barque. Let the mariners assem-
bic; lei them earnestly enquire if no expert
enced seaman can be found among them,
who, being placed at the helm by the gener
al voice, May Danish the fears of the crew,
and ensure the safety Of the ship.
o 7aa D,s. nisi vettis
De6es iadibriau, CAVE.
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fish would not iossan'sy nave E'ses sans.
fac,ioo, why did shs, oct 60 y war win
,hems Do you believe thar we sht u q nave
been worse of 10 being al wsr, ,tiau vs.
are DOW? If you do. you have altered
your creed, tor you and every msn o. pour
parry, zine mcnths ago, brl.sved that We
could an0 should destroy the BRUSH usdc,
root and branch, by goirg 20 wss We ''ss.en
land cow you know. fo1you mo hhEsa
10 wi |, the wicked, are 80 honest maui
you koow .hs,Dow, we ate destioy'ssour
own trade, yes, add cur farmers ADD every
,hlag by this en- barge. II IS oct tshe,ass
we OF the British shall do each other tloss
harm, but whether We csa's hss N cofselsss
more shan they can harm Us.
Tom Leipsr, the ,obaccon's', ard Da
ane who was British mln cot crg aiuce,
) and who is Frenchmso now, and ie1sa
Cox, who pilottd ,he British u Inc A"s.
rican war. against his copn.ymen-tnes
are the fellows who say the ea1baseo IS
excelIsu, ,hing, aod tell Mr. j. tfr,:on.hs,
The cerp.ry is glsd Ct II BOT 'sasa lie,
for ths coupsry IS nos glad OF li--no mss
can be glad OF be,ng usned.
Did Washington ard Adams aud tie
f.deralists ever bring Us 70 such pass as
this? No, Wssh,rg'Dn had. dispute sisa
the British, ,spd Ee began 10 bullo saips
70 Eea, for .is own, il fsir words would
90, 90; and then the Bri'iss ihcrahs better
Of il ADD made treaty with -.
You reme der how JOHN ~, VITO Is IS
honest man as ever stepped, aCd kttv
the in,eres, 81 ,he u S. ls!le be,tes tt.a
Monroe, was biackgaaid ed tor che treay
lie made aud wha, would you give gave
such treaty aows The Freoch played
tricks with US, aud w5nted % 70 pay .rl
butte Jyha Adams sens his ships ou aaa
they beat tie French, and there was an sst
Of The masser-yss, we bea, their shr
ADD took ,hsm, and brongh. them 10 asa
conds mned 'hcm. The :edevaiis,s aers
not afraid, they were wiling TO ight tie.
Freocb, the British, aud all Alg'ers,' "a
,her than be imposed Oh; boa as 5000 81
your par y came ia ,Eey began. to be afraid
the Freoeh would call shem 10 account, SO
what does MIR. sGersoe sod Madison. add
the party, bu, Fl; up the French ship which
Adams had sskeo called the Bercsa az, cad
pain; her, and rig her up TO ehe som #
81. 600 dalia,s, spd b g Tslleyraad ED he
French TO accep, If Ter sgs'n, aot: over.
laok her bsi9g 'aken! And SO. ysu hare.
l mean your p'rty have, gone along ever
s.nce whatever was asked you have given
rA:he French wac, money cad MIR. W.
Olson, and ;hev muss. have it.; J Tho Rsa'
do!ph heard bin say she very words, and
SO II miiloos were sent to buy Leuslsaa. :
which we'no more waMed than my wsggau
wasted three axIenees. And aow Boaa.
psrse says We NEST 60 to gar with EGG.
lard !; ADD if Madison or Ciiptpn OF any
OF your'eadsrs get 10 bspresideos, to war
we eheH 60, and slough the British wi!
neser sead ssidier 10 the .. S. B,ta'.
par.e will. Il h. Car get them over. sene
troops 20 protect Us, aad We saa!! ply heoa,'
ADD by and BY they viii rake The cuua!sg
from Us. have 90 more room.
i am yosr friend,
RICHARD SAUNDERS.
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far from desperate. Wisdorn points oAt 2
path to certain security. 70 pursue this
1 path, the people must have virtue, for.ituae,
and courage-they must no longer close their
eyes to the dangers that threaten them-they
must no longer blindly conhde IN their favor
| ties. Would the people be sensible to their
! true situation, they may be yet rescued tI0m
/ the danger which awaits them ; shey May be
/ saved from the common grave In which the
liberties of Europe, have been entombed, and
slavery and wretchedness may Aet be entalled
! upon their posterity. Let us with grateful
hearts render thanks to the Supreme Disposer
! of good and of evil, that symptoms OF reco,
very are already visible, that the languishing
BODY polite has had strength to contend with
the raging fever which threatened to consume
it, and for the hopes that the struggles OF ma
ture will destroy the humors OF disease. Once
in a state Of ccnyaiescence, we do not fear a
relapse. The people Will awake from the
disturbed dreams OF democratic philosophy,
and shaking off the administration, which sits
like incubus upon them, will arise in the ma
iesty of great nlagnanimous nation, Will de-
fend their rights with yigor and courage, and
teach tyvants to respect their virtues.
lfsver there was time which demand.
ed the cxer,ops If these who love their
country, i, is The present. Much is TO be
appfehendsd aud moch 10 be ped. But
10 rallze our hopes the most lode fa'iga-
bic exeaions are required from the ftieads
Of civil liberty aud socisi order from all
classes Of ciiz sns, from the statesman, the
scholar, aud the soldier. Oar enemies arg
active aud persevering and oar dearest 10.
texest. are al stake. 10 give al ex2Sge-
rated descriIinn of our d fhcuisies and dan-
gers is impossibl-. The most highly CO.
lored hcuon could DOT sq.al the reality.
Ia vain are intrigue and araflce employed
70 JUL us,iato srcuri'y-our feelings tell
US we are insulied and betrayed.
Alive to the danger and disiress OF our
couut,y and ipau-pced By a desire 10 con
,riaute whatever aid it may be 10 oar pow.
er 20 afford the American cause, weshave
Determined 10 establish 9 new Jourpsl 70
cooperate with those whose views are sia.
gleso ,teir cououy's good.
10 the condac, Of ,h,s paper we shaIl be
regulated by the sound ard heahtui prio.
ciples Of sse federal school. We are not
tie disciples Of Coudorcet or of nasoe. If
our politics! teue,s should ever want sur
tht, elucidsion. We shasI %. call on Dis:
mocracy to expAlo then. We shall cot
,'shs uP %, ss"pte from the unhallowej
are. Ii will b. Illuminated with The rays
of more pure aod lsssiug light. Itwill
Be prFiumed wlh The inceose Of The mem,
DRY of a WAsKiaGToN and HAMILTON.
Supporting the fr,ierala coastitut,oo, we
shalt eleave closely 10 the institutions OF
our ancestors. aud viewing al! Innovation
with a J. aIous eye. We shall mock at chose
miserable jugg'ers. who have made 3 phi
io,ophy aud religion Of thrir Hostility 10
all order aad abl,shmsnt.
--xs: p Ess--
FROM The REPUBLICAN, iALBANT) CRISIS.
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LETTER I.

LIE ER 1.
[ roX'T like rh4 msn. and there's an end
OF il. Nor DO like his friends over and
above; !, IS true he began we'll. ana | viii
say never saw b.t,rr speech ban his, al
the beginning At his presidency" We are
ell tesefsliss. al republicans, the only
question shall ask. said he, wien man
j. proposed for Office, shall be. Is BIZ capa.
bic, is be honest" declare Iwould tare
given Thomas ] Grrson The best csi on my
farm for speak ng such good words, had he
come and asked for it. Bu1 ta'kirgss one
thing, and ssting is another. Whether u
was, that the nan meant well, and :hede
mocra,s who looked for cflise, would no.
le. him do az he wished or whether he
meant 70 tell foolish lie, don't Know.
but The fac, is. he never Atkfd any Thing
about hcres,y or capabii,y, t.e word was
is he one Of os or IS he ederalis, and
SO, he ADD Gid Grargef and all Of them
gave ro,hing, excep' to the democr;. S.
aud took what the feder&lls,s had, away !;
and ] can prove thai he gave Offices 70 meu
Of his own party who were neishsr honee.
DOR capable, aod took them from feder al,s.s
who were both. For my part don't like
such ra.cally shufi'og-eigb, years he and
his party have been trucking ia France and
abusing the British, and TO crown all, they
are ruinius The country with their cured
embargo. WY did they NOT demand 50
tisfaction OK the British when ina. fellow
attacked the Chesspeake5 And if the Bri.
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FROM THE REFuBLlcAS lALsANT) CRISIS.

The following letters were picked up
liz the sueet--thrv appear 10 have bsec
written by Mr. Richard Saunders, 70 q
ifricod 10 nrishboring state. and are we'll
worth The perussl c. every person sho
wishes TO see the tru,h told IN plan d.uss
Uoy.
We shall continue the publiea5ico Of
them az VIZ Aud toom.
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character Of an American President to suppose,
that he could, under such circumstances, revive
thiS topic. and remand Congress us our bench
docs JURY, Tor a Reconsideration of their yer.
dict
Before leave the subject of the decree, 1 shall
call the attention of the readerto circumstance
OF some moment connected with the explanation
oil the Minister of Marine. II should be remark :
ed, that by his mode Of Interpretation, no invd
Gus inmunticS are granted to, or any precise OK.
cepiion inatie in favor of the u. States. All neu
trails are declared equally unassgilab!c, inasrnuci
as the decree is said 10 produce no change i'll the
cAisting French laws relative to maritime capture
Thus Is America shielded from the charge of COL
Iusion. If this, however, had no, seen the case,
believe ii will not be seriously allcdged that she
was to throw down the gauntlet to Bonaparte,
and involve herself in ruinous war, merely, be-
cause, by lis decree, general principles should
suffer violation, or some distant and defenceless
nation be oppressed. know moi BY what autho-
rity We could exact so heavy a sacrifice With
equal plausiblty might the French Emperor de-
mind her to a,cnge the memory of justice, OF
mercy, OF private friendship and public morality,
which lie ailedgcs to have been outraged and
stabbed TO the heart at Copenhagen. Such an
quIxotc system ofpolcy would have cntailed I'M
interrupted strife upon the T. States, since the
ERA o.. their independence, for many years have
elapsed, since " swords have become the law
and strong arms the conscience Of Europe" The
most chiItlrouS, romaiitic notions of honor wOuli n
scarcely impose on them the obligation of rub
oing up the almost forgotten Of their ances
tors, and putting OH their paper hclmit in order
TO redress the wrongs done to the puny principal
tiles of Pappenbu:Sh and Gutenberg, by the g.
ant conqucrcr of nations. So close an imitation
OF the renowned Knight of Ia Mancha, even 6.
Britain has left unessaycd, notwithstanding her
heroic spirit OF enterprise The common cause
OF neutrality may Niford materials for many fio
rld phrase, and much idle speculation may be in
Judged about the Featy due to the commonwealth
If nations, but, in the present melancholy condi-
ton Of mankind, America will act both wisely
and honestly by keeping aloof until her own into
rests are deeply wounded or her independence
directly attacked
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mo THE FREEHoLpERs AND MoUsE-KrEP-
Il ERs OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND autho-
rsed to vote Tor common councilmen, take nc
tee that the. election will take place on We'd
nesday the first day OF APrilnext, the pol! VIII
be opened at ten O'clock at the following places
in Jetiersonward at the Court House, in Matli-
sonward at the Eagle- Tavern, in Monrocward
NJ MI. Thomas Whites new Brick House
JOHN +. PRICE,
Sergeant ofthe City IF Rick,nond
March l L lept1stWA1
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FOR SALE-The 1ENEMEN now occupied
l. by Abraham b. Venable, Esq. pleasantly ST.
tuated on ShockG Hill, and contiguous to the Ca
pitoi Square. That part of the Lot on which the
clearinghouse stands has front upon the street
leading to the Capitol of IL feet, and extends
back 70 feet; and The other part which is now
used as garden, has about &c front and upwards
of 145 in depth. The purchaser will be entitled
to the rents to the FIRST of October, when Mr.
Venablc's time expires. One third of the pur-
chase money is to be paid on concluding the bar
gaini another third in three and the residue in
six months.
Negotiable notes with approved cndorsers will
be required for the two last payments, and the
title viii be retained by me until all the payments
shall be made. IOHN BROWN
Richm,nd, March IL Ttfl
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY
~ At a meeting of the directors of the SAID
company on Tuesday the 10th February, 1903.
Resoived, That call Olive dollars on each share
be made on the Stock holders in the said compa-
ny, ard that they pay the same to their Treasurer
on or before the fifteenth of April next.
copy N. SHEPPARD, CLERK
T The stock holders must not expect me
to call on them for the money rs the law does not
require it, nor does the duty which have under
taken to perform for the COMPANY, impose it on
me-, N. SHEPPARD.
February 19 Ctf1'