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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12
FROM THE AURORA
10 TIE REPUBLICAN WHiGS
CT THE UNITED sThrEs

~ NroIecf OF nature deeply interesting
10 inc union and Ii nor o! the United States.
10 no" meditated, and unles3 the people
are true to themselves, NAV not oDlv pro-
auSe evil cohse qucnces within. but tend m
ihduce forsgn nations to suppose that the
J american people are divided, incon-
slant, and corrupt people
he project is &c call partial meetings in
various parts Of the union, i'll every civ.
'own, village, and towaship-and to publish
resolutions or expressions cf discontens
Gnu dissatisfaction against the policy and
wisdom or that administration, winch hos
preserved to us peace and Drosn;,r;t,, 81
rescued us from The vortex of the drcsdfi,I
war that has afflicted the whole earth and
seas ~ "''e'
Il IS expected or intended by this proI
Ject, To produce delusion similar "a rh.t
WATCH was raised by art.fice TO carry the
British treaty OF 1894.
The period for acting in this city ;s nos
yet determined, at least we have nor been
aoie to ieaTa that IT is, but it is supposed
mat 1t Is intendedto combine that movement
with the electioneering operations Of the
present summer.
1t seems to b connected with Pickering's
leter, ana the movements already seen in
parts OF Massachusetts, which have. IL
appears been prcmaturely brought ior-
ward.
The people of this Union now see them.
selves placed IN a situation that has exci-
'ed the envy or the wicked, and the admi-
ration OF the virtuous, i'll all parts Of th.
earth; true TO themselves, that a,iInirati.
on must encrease, and that envy prove des.
uuctiFe to those only who feel it.
In such station, ACT with that Ciiepitv
ard temper free from maIigDity or uerss,
culon, ACT IN that spirit OF concord and
tolerance, which is congenIal with freedom
such rs has been pa sued by the admins,
tratlon OF the national government.
We would therefore recommend thar
whenever any Of those tac5ions and hostile
meetings are held, that the peopie in tine
same districts, also call town aad district
meetings, as the case may be. and by the
expression or the sense Of the great mass
OF the vgor, strength, auu viEue of the SCI
Vefal communities OF the uuon, the sense
Ut those who are ready 20 shed their blood
in defence OF the national h1no,. Hberf,,.
ana tndcfcHdcace, ia opposition to those
who may lie ready u sacrifice all or ,heso
u cher iuse of titles, lust OF gold, or hatred
Of civil liberty
HE people, acting with that calm and
temperate resolution, which distinguishes
them from all nations that have ever exis.
ted, WIZ be the best mode of counteractine,
t"e intr'Sues ofmasked trai ors, and seduce
tons OF any foreign en- ssaries.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12
FROM TIE SALE

Nhile America was British COLONY.
she required every thing CARED to her,
ana Gutied, before sailing TO other nations,
just Sncn is the present Condition to which
she has reduced our trade,
federaists pretend to excuse her on the
ground chat her national existence depcuds
on keeping neutrals rom supplying htr EN-
emIes with What they want, but this - false.
or she would not grant permits or licenses
To carry 70 her enemies after PAYMENT OF
duty. Did her existence DEPEND ON Les-
HoyIhS all commerce 10 ann to do so.
would DC eXcusable On tbe interest of self
preserVatiohi Gut 20 require payment of 2
"u'y and ticking q license, is without any
excuse or Justification, besides that OF Eer
lower 10 enforce what she wits, on sea:
rtri5h then this tyrait Of the ocean.
=, AYES but says federalism, if England falls,
rance VIII tI!I ou America, and we >haiI
then have 10 pay du.y to her. IL this was
true, it can be no worse Ola tbe coDtingepcv-
than t IS at present upon a certainty
But there is 40 reason TO fear such thing.
NO nation wishes to monopolizc commerce.
out such as have no other means Of power.
Tyre, Carthage, Venice, Holland and Ems
gland, each OF which were very limited.
confined and uDproductive spots -verifv
this observation, while no large Continental
power ever made the attempt--he9ce we
nave security in the nature of the case,
besides the wore Of the greatest potentate
that ever trod European gtounG, and vino
has never yet fals.iied hs word (oplv in re-.
storing the king Of Prussia after having
said lie would not) that fhe seas shat be
l/ree, and that war shall he under the least
possible ey!!.
THE TRUTH.
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@y.A4t6orlsy.
AN ACT.

Ifor Procuring al additional Number. O,
arms, and for the purchase of Sa!!tietre,
and suLah.r.
EE IL enacted by the Senate and House
|% Representatives Of the UnfeG STATES O..
america, IN Congre8s assembled, That a
sum OF money not exceeding three hun
dred thousand dollars, be, ard the same is
lereby appropriated out of any monies in
he treasury not otherwise appropriated.
tor the purpose of procuring by purchase
Or causing 20 be manufactured within the
United States, and under the direction CO
the President of the United States, an
additional number of stapds of arms 10 be
deposited in safe and suitable places. And
iorshe purchase of salt. petre and sulphur,
sum not exceeding one hundred and 6f.
~ thousand dollars.
] ID VARNUM, Stacker
Of the House of Retiresensatiyea.
GEO: CLINTON,
'!cc. P'esfdens Of Tie United !States. and
President Of ne Senate.
March IL, 1903.
APPRoTtD, TIL: JEFFERSON.
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THE TRUTH.
10 Dollars Reward.

EB UN AWAY from l',u Snbgci i5eT on
~ FRIDAY last, a Negho Man named
1OtiN, carpenter by trade. lie Is six
feet and upwards high, vsiy likely, of in.
7inuaiing manners, extfemsiy roli;e when
spoken 10. For three yr.spN,t I've lived
with Nv. Anderson Barrett. \IIc has a
leec mua,lo woman Tor his vii, ;, IN Rich.
mend, living near he WORK house, where
| expect lie viii STAY. lie took 9Th him
.cverol articles Of hus5endry amongst
henn, paii oil iron wedges, maI I'D viii,
ne letter u ! viii give q rew4 Il Of ten
dollars, Ifdelivered 20 inc 10 the l,.s er end
i Hanover, ~ eight If confined IN isil, ard
appr'sed Of IL. lie IS ca'!cd by the ne.
sroes John RG.seil.
A8MiS3 FAD RUSSELL.
Hanover January "a, 1909. II
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been employed in any act contrary to the
tenor OF such bond.
]. b. VARNUN, Sneaker
OF The House Of RehreSenrattves.
GEO: CLINTON,
Fscc- President Of The United States, and
President ofthe Senate.
MARCH IL, 1903.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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4tifllmnna geriee Gurrant.
American Literature.

.5UST PUBLISHED,
By C. & a CONRAD, & Co. Philadelphia;
dnd Tor vac By San,ueL Rle0s0nss, RieanLonI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12

Royal fceace.-The following is CODY
of document with which masters of Ame-
rican vessels are furnished by tie British
government, on due proof being given that
their vessels are loaded with British man
ufactures.
George the third, by the grace Of God,
king of Great Britain and Ireland, defender
of the faith, sc. To all commanders OF our
ships Of war, and priva;eers, and all others
whom 1t may concern, greeting. Whereas
1t has been represented TO us, on behalf Of
- that they are DESTROYS Of obtaining our
royal lieence Of protecting the American
snip - bound on a voyage from ---- 10
the U. 5. Of America, with a cargo Of Bri-
fish manufactures, and such goods as are per-
mitted TO be exported We, taking the pre-
misses into our royal consideration, are graz
cious.y pleased to grant our royal licencc
tor that purpose, and the commanders Of all
our ships Of war and privateers are hereby
required and directed not to modest or in.
terupt the said vessel on her intctdcd voy-
age from - TO the u. s. Of America. G 81
ther on account Of the existing war, or Of
any other hosiilities wAiCh may, in the mean
time, take place.
Given at our court Of 81 James, on the
- day Of - in the 49th year Of our
reign. BY his mycsfv's command
WKESBURV.
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For procuring an ad!itionak nun,6ey of
arms, and Jor the purchase of sa!!hetre,
and suLahsr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-08

TX AZ se,SI a. bly, the best stallion now in
England & interior TO none ever bred in that coun
try.) will stand the ensuing season at my stable,
IN King and Queen county. about 20 miles from
Richmond, z from Dunkrk and ID from Tap
pahannock, at so dollars the season, notes for
which, and half q dollar for the groom, must be
sent with the mares o. before they are taken a.
way. The so dollars may be discharged by the
payment of 10 dollars cash. and in fbe erenf
y TOE embargo Continuing ara qpar, ~ 80 dols J
on or before the expiration of the season, which
Will commence on the Isl March and end Isl
August Extensive high and low land pas,urage,
as good as any in Virginia, gratis. Mares may
be fed with corn az the market price and every
attention will be paid them, but liability for
escapes or accidents of any kind. Mares and
foas will be kept by themselves.
SIR Harry was imported in the fall of 1904
from London. is now IL years old. in high health
and vigor, Is hands 3 inches high, full of bone
ana muscle hne points, elegant form and beau,
nj brown color. He has covered three seasons
IN thus country. has proved himself a sure foai
Setter, and his stock are equal to any in the
world He was one of the best racers in En-.
gland. both for speed andbotlom, with very hea-
Wy weights, and probably cos, more money than
any horse ever imported into this country fstand-
ing the owner within triae of E 1900 sterling
when landed) and in the estimation ofgood iudg.
IS. IS equal, if NOT superior 10 any tSas is noSv
or ever was in the stare. As The universe! prae-
tice bee, IS to run beats. il Is needless to poin,
OUT 20 those who have fine mares, the advan,a-
ges that may result from sending them to this
horse
His dam Marion. (foaled in 1885, wa, got by
Alfred giandam ldam of Pilot) by Marsk, great
SIandam by Regulus, gieat great grandam dam
ci Whdair and Vamper) by STEADY. great great
great grandam by Palmer, Greyhound, Make
less, Counsellor. Brimrmcr Places White Turk
Alfred was got by Matchem ffoaled in l77Ol
GU, OF Snap mare (the dam of Condu6lor, Dic-
tator, Georglana and others) bred b, the duke of
Kingdom, foalcd in 1862 y her dam by the Cul.
len Arabian; Criswood's Lady Thigh, by PART
ner; Greyhound, Sophonisba's dam, by the
CuTwan Bay Barb Lord D'Arcey's chestnut A.
raban; Wbteshist Old Montague mare.
MaicheT was got By Cade; Cadc own bro
Their to Ls'h) was GOT by the Godolphm Arabic
an Marsk wss go, by Squirt Squirt was got
by Bsnlet's Chiders Reguus was got by the
Codolphin Arabian.
Sir Peter Teazle was got by HighAyer. out OF
Fapillion. by Snap Snap was got by Snip
snip was got BY the Devonshire Childers our of
a Basto mare HighAyer was got by Ierod on,
OF Rachel by Blank Herod vas got by Tartar.
ou' OF CyPron, by Blaze Tartar was got by
Partner, out Of Meliora, by Old Fox
John Hoskins.
January IS, 1903. wtMI
N. u. Il IS not probable thar Sir Harry will
ever again stand TO the northward of his owner,
IN the neighboshcod Of Petersburg
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Zen Dollars Reward.

Run away from this city, about the 18th oflast
- November, negro man slave named CO.
SAR, the property of the subscriber he tor
merly belonged to Mr. Roberr Alexander of
Campbell cousty, and was bought from him a
small boy in the year 1879; he is now abou,
feet high his big toe on his right foor is very
remarkable, being split with axe thro' the
nail and nearly as high as the second Joint. by
that is much broader and larger than the Other.
He was accustomed TO run James river, above the
tails. and was seen on the 10Th Of the same
month, November, going thro' the locks IN a
batteaux, with negro man slave named Abram.
who was head man, and belongs to the estate Of
Col John Harvie, dec, IL Cesar is no, concealed
by the said Abram re is gone up the river in
some other bateau- On delivering HIM TO me
or securing him in some jail so thar get hia
again. shall be paid the above reward by
Robert Mitchell.
City of Richmond, 25th Jan. 1903 wifi
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PERFoR MGNcES


This horse ranks very high as I racer, both for
speed and bottom, as he proved successful in %
races before he left the turf, OF which he wakea
over, none venturng to start against him. In ,oG
at Hambleton, Yorkshire. on Wednesday. N1,y
18th, he won a sweepstakes of ten gs each. for
5 year olds. 3 subscribers miles, beating mr. Re
thePs of by Magnum Bonnm Pierce's b f bv
Young Marske. Turner's Confedcraey. and C,,j-
dock'schc Leicester. At York he won jO/ g.
3year ODDS, beating Lowiher's be CT iflin Crop,h.
toms oh C Ambush shepherds Mancap, CliEou,.
b Cedar, and Garforth's ch even bet,u.g 49,,
Ambush against the Ted Az Manches,sp 10
June, he won sol for 9 year Odds, two n,,e h.,
beating Foreigner and !.uyal,st. At stockroo
Sept. 20, he won asweepsS;.kv of 20 rs ea.h
ubscribers, then Sir II iVillianSon's prone,,y,
formerly mr. Hutchinson's, beating Fields H;rht
flyer, GU, of Wren and Turner's Delrh,ue ---s.In
l1S5. Hamb!eton won times, To wit atsnd;c,r,
plate OF 5Cl mile heats. at \ years old. bea,;n,-
Insect, Blackegs and Watkins b S wears old
AT Edinburgh, July 20, he won his males 20
plate OF 100 IS 4years old, 4 mile heats. beatnr
Sreyson's b n Archer, 8 years old, mr. Peacoek's
ch s Farmer. and Wilson'S Creeping Ka,r.
AT Dumiries in Oa. he won SO: beating lord I,a,.
iington's m Constant In 1876, HAMILTON ZION
at kelso, Oa. 5,a ,urse of SO gs beating mr. BAL
ior's Black Geek In 1897. he won times. 10
what Middeham. in Yorkshire, sweepstaee.
OF ten IS each, 5 subscribers, mile heats, bea,ing
Merry Lad and Arthur AT Edinburgh, on We'd
aesday the Goth. 50 gs FIR all ages, bea,ing Eliza
Fox and Betsey. On Friday the 18th. the ladies
subscription purse of so rs beating Fetcher's lane.
AT Mon,rose, in Scotland, August, ne walked O..
yer the ground for a sol plate, and also walked
over the ground for su5scriptirn of 50k. AT
keso. Oe 16 for place Of SO gs he walked over
the gronnd-and also his .majesty's 100 gs given
to the Caledonian Hum, for any horse, &c carry.
ing IL st mile heats, then years old, he won
against mr. Wentworth's Trimbush, riermont's
Trimmer, aged, and Kink ,-le's Hector, aged
and Saturday following. purse of 5oi given by
the Hunt, free for any horse, &c beating Fare.
well and Roliker- At Carlisle he won 100 gs of
mr. Sitwell, beating hia b FLY Meteor In 1898.
ne won at Edinburgh, August, 50i for all ages,
beating Max%elps Arab, and mr. Maule's Hip
popotamus. AT Montrose ne won plate OF SO
Is tor all ages, beating Pitfothre and Contractor.
See the racing Calendars for the foregoing years.
VIM. LICHTFOOT.
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Coit's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Hambleions co.'s also sank very high as racers,
both for speed and bottom they proved them.
selves good runneIsin England In 1905. at Cat.
terick bridge, On Thursday 18th. Wentwoith's
b c S'iverheels by HamOleton, two years old, woa
a sweepstakes OF ten IS 8 subscribers. two miles,
beating mr. Riddles b c by Overtou, dam of Spa.
dill. mr. Londaic's Oh by Pipator dam by Pay
rnasler--lord Stra,hmore's { by Over,on, dam
by Deiphini-.Several othsrs also started but were
not Placed.-Durhan, Wednesday, path, = Mai.
den Pare of 50f, given by the country members,
tor al ages, 8 mile heats. Sir Willianlson's
b C by Hamilton, 2 years old. run q heats, and
proved second besI-and others started and pros
ed themselves good runners.
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60. e, 1913.
HE Executive wln receive on The 25th
OF March next proposals for construc.
ting sufficient and proper carriages for
mouellng ali the pieces of artillery belong
ing to this commonwealth, at which time
drafts OF the most approved models in con.
tormiiy to which the said carriages are to
be constructed, will be submitted to the
inspection of all persons disposed to con.
tract tor the same. The Executive will
probably furnish all the necessary timber,
and will have the iron work done at The
peniien'iary--SubIoinedi is listofths pie
ces Intended To b. mounted.
DANIEL. l.. HVI.TON q r.
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For Sale.

MY Dwelling House, and Four Half Acre
IVA Lots Of Ground, in the Town Of Nianches
.ter, as formerly advertised: On receiving
part m cash, am disposed 10 give considsra.
bic credit, for the balance of purchase, or will
take Young Negroes at fair vsluanon. and
Land IN the Stale Of Ohio, Tennessee or Ken.
tucky, on such terms may be agreed on--If
lhe sad property is not sold between now and
Christmas, il will be leased to an approyed 10.
nant for term of years.
ARCH'D CAMPBELL.
M.nchesetr, Nov. 30. IGO7 rs
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London, 17sh February, 1896.
William Ligh,foot, Esq.
Dear Sir.--Hambleio1
ought to stand very high with you as his colts
IN this country turn out excellent runners, &c.
Ro Ger.
Charlotte, 10sh May 1906.
- put FIVE mares TO Hambleton, and they all
proved in foal, and the colts fine ana large al
SO have mare which has bro't me four colts. one
by Diomed, one by Dragon, one by Seaguli. and
another by Hanbleton, and the Hamhleton colt
has the preference Of either think her one of
the finest h'lies, boh in size and fgu.e that ever
saw'-Given under my hand.
Henry Lester.
Lunenburg, 5ih MAY, 1906.
This will certify that put mare TO HanbIe-
ton in 1904, when he stood at MIR III. Losers
in Charlotte county, and am as well pleased, if
not better, with the colts by HIM, than with any
the same maze ever had--shc previously bred by
Occur de Lion, Diomed, Quicksilver and Dion.
9bsfk Lester.
Charlotte county.
In the year 1904 put a mare to Hambletou.
then kept by MIR. II. Lester of this county, and
fully persuaded that it is the best colt the ire
yer had, aud is in my esti nation the best COLI
ever bred from any lIorse.--I moreover never
have heard OF any complaining of thericoits from
that horse. 1bOmas Read, II.
Hanover COUNT.
herewith certify that Mr. Wm Lghtfoot's
horse Hamb'etcn. stood at my stable the last sea.
SOD, and that he has proved an excellent foal get
ter his colts wonld do credit to any horse on the
continent. Mr.. WIN. Morris oe this county and
IPut five mares each, all of which proved in foaI.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of May, 1896.
f0bn Thornton
Albemarle county, Temple Hin, (Va)
do hereby certify that Mr. WIN Lightfoot's
English horse HambIeton, stood at my stable tive
seasons, viz in 1906 and 1907 aud consider hirn
10 be an excellent sure foal gcuer, as any horse
that have been acquainted With have seen
number OF his colts consider them large. fne
and handsome-Not one that nave seen was in
different have previously put my fine mare
Lady Slipper TO PFecipiiate, KnowsIey and Ham.
bleton, and she brought colt by each the Ham
bleton ] consider much prefersbIe. Given under
my hand 10th December, 1907
James Ki,isofvfng.
Charlotte County, 9th May. 1906.
We the undersigned subscribers had colts drops
ped last season by Hambleton, and they,are es.
,eemed by us and we believe by the neighbours
generally, 10 be remarkable good colts being Ter
the most part large, fine and handsome. we
also believe that the season he stood in this conn
~, he got as many colts as any horse could get
with the same number Of mares
WiaiGEl lNncbeK, James LaSlkin,
Clcmt Ssiif6son, Ovsffon Pe,tas
7soSias Penis, Nm. l.. Agorfoal
" Lester.
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Eclipse. who was esteemed To be the best no. sc
in England of his day, ansi covered At fsf,y g.;
neas-his dam by Snap. sister to Jupiter, br.d by
mr. Cross, l79S-her dam. Young Marsk,. dam.
by Blank. Surfing. Miss Nteync. by partnc,.
C'el honhd, Curwen, Bay Barb, Lesd D'Arcy,s
Arabian Whi'eshir', Oh Montague mare. Thus
stock in England.
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WIN. II. CABcLI .
Sales at Aucfton.

WILL positively be sold without re-
serve, for cash, on the premises, on
w ednesday he 9,h day of March next, a
BRICK HOUSE and LOT, lying on the
main street, leading through Adams's VAL
ley the pro- erly of Mr.. A. Blackwood,
ntalning 10 feet in front and running
back l47 fee.
fPROSSER * MONCURE Auctrs.
Richmond, Feb. %, 1903. tbs
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100 OokL1lrs Rennnrd
20 Dollars Reward.

Pun Away about the 9Th May from Richmond.
a JACOB, a very black fellow, about six feet
high, twer'y-eight years old, handsome address
anu very a'ttuI, has several scars on his reck
and ono or two, believe, on his Left check. re.
semci'ns small pox pits, a waterman by trade,
and lett MS batteau IN the bason of the canal in
the above city when he went of, at which time
ne broke open the store of gentleman in Rich.
rn9nd AND stole TO a large amount, for which
ss'd gentleman has offered reward of so dollars
for experimenting sand fellow las am informed1
The has numerous acquaintance in the said
city, the counties OF Hanover aud Caroline. in
one OF which he was raised, and where expea
he may he hlrborcd. Tho above reward win
be ps.a and all reasonable charges, for securing
said fellow in any jail SO get him, or delivered
me IN Bent Creek, Buckingham, Virginia.
Samuel Horsley.
November 90 1907. tfld.
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DANIEL L. HYLTON, c. c

~ IN AWAY from the Subscriber on
IN Friday last, Negro Man named
JOHN, carpenter b. trade. He is six
feet and upwards high, very likely, of in
sInuating manners, extremely polite when
spoken to. For three years past he lived
with MIR. Anderson Barrett. He has
free muiatto woman for his wife, in Rich.
mond, living near the work house, where
expect he will stay. He took with him
several articles of husbandry amongst
them, pair Of iron wedges, marked with
the letter p. will give reward Of ten
dollars, ifdelivered to me in the lower end
Of Hanover, or eigh, if confined in Jail, and
appraised of it. He is called by The ne
groes John Russell.
ARNiSTEAD RUSSELL.
Hanover, January d. 1908. If
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NJ B. Will ALsoBE SOLD, at the same
time, the residue OF the LOTS opposite, pur-
chased by me of Moses Davis For tens
apply to Messrs. Prosser * Moncure.
p. YOUNGHUSBAND.
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DANIEL l.. HYLTON, G. G
Do or is olhers al dilIer-nt -
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

FeOTH6rY 70, 1903.
DROPoSALS will be received by the
i Executive on the 25th day Of March
next, for furnishing the Public Guard with
cloathing for the present year. Also at
the same time proposals will be received
tor furnishing the diet of the Convicts in
The penilenliary, for one year from the l7lh
day Of April next.
DANIEL L. HYLTON, c. c.
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FOR s1Ls az S. pL8zg1Egs' BOOK s7oRE,

FDh VIE NJ S. PLbISANYS' BOOK S1oRY,
HeHigg'S New Virginia Justice,
Containing the Duties ola Justice ofPeace.
SC together with a variety Of useful pre-
cedents, adapted to the laws now IN force
Also, forms Of conveyancing, such as
deeds Of bargain and sac lease and re-
lease, mortgage, trust, sc.
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Pc ID &c r = n.

Iiambleton was got by Dungannon, sire ofEed.
ford and oae Of the pes: soas ol O'Keliy'a famous
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TO RENT
The House and Lot.

a present occupied by Mr. Hezekiah Mosby
u pleasantly situated on Shockoe Hill and
very convenient for the accommodation of Ia
may be had on the Sd Match
next when Mr. Mosby's time will exrite
Thomas Elliott.
Richmond 29th Jan 1868 =. If