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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-13
John Brown

D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
~ and the public that he is willing to board
a few small boys the present year, 1909,
whom he will instruct in Reading, Writ.
ing, arithmetic, Grammar, Phiioiosy,
Logic e Geograhhy.-Price for board and
tuition 81 pounds for nine months: the
term beginning the first Monday in Febru-
airy, and will expire the first of December
following mot including the month of Au-
gust
Although conductor of school may be
qualified by his experience to discharge the
duties of ais profession, yes there are Cir
cnmstances arising from the nature OF his
occupation, winch render the undertaking
extremely delicate. If he suggests a HING
preceptor, he will appear to some, TO be
actuated oy envy, and to be artfully invi-
ting pupils to his own roof. 1t is indeed a
truth to We lamented, that few of us are so
improved by philosophy, tho we study and
admire it, AS not TO feel the influence of in.
terested motives. Interest insensibly blinds
the understanding. and often impels the
Judgment to decide aniuscly, without the
guilt of intention. will not arrogate SO
much, as To suppose myself exempted from
one of the most powerful principles of acti-
on which stimulate the human heart But
will say that ! viii endeavor to divest my =
selftof every Improper prepossesson, and be
guided by the dictates OF my own heart,
aud the result of my experience. Gentle
men with whom l am unacquainted | refer
to the certificates below.
Caroline, (nesr the White J
ChimnieS 7Ch Jan. 1909. Q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-13
FRANCIS LEWIS.

These are to certify that am we'll ac-
quaiDted with Mr.. John Brown, and think
MIN young man good talents and singu-
lar virtues. have known Mr.. Brown for
number OF years ald nave always found
him to be young gentleman of the most
exemplary department. He Came to my
school about six or eight years past daring
mis- continuance with me grammar was n S
principal study, of which science he APP
pears to have competent knowledge.
Given under my hand this 3Oth day of
December, 1903.
HUGH C. ROGGS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-13

Whereas Mr. John Brown, young gen.
tieman VITA whom am acquainted, for
merly an instructor of youth in this neigh
borhood, but who has recently removed in
TO the county of Caroline do hereby GER
thy that Mr.. Brdwn Came into the neigh
borhood highly recommended by men of
the first respectability, and was employed
by myself and Greed Haskins AS teacher
for our children in the years 1906 * 1907,
during which term he conducted himself
with the utmost propriety. Itound him 20 be
diligent. sober, and attentive, and believe
him to be a parsonage of the strictess no.
nor, integrity and prudence.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
September, 1905.
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Notice,

viii be sold, by the subscriber, on Monday the
10Th inst at the Eagle Tavern i'll this city, the
following
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-03
TO JOHN TIYLOR, Esq. or CARO-.
LINE.

DINt
am sorry that it is not il my power
to accompany the following lettcl with such
comments as II deserves. lshalIattempt to
pay you my respects in my next baper.
am not asjonished, Sir, at thepetulance
and spite which your compositiokbreatbes
It would be a pity to deprive THE of the
beneht OF abuse who have not tildpbwert re
Liyure' 1t IS the proverbial prtiiege. of
Monks ana Old women to rail. you are
welcome 20 all the dement's Of this acfmplish.
ment.
ne stIle OF your letter is lniI;t4 below
any mug ever could have expectd from
VII. John aylor OF Caroline Horn Tooke
was led 10 reProach JiniuS with II use Of
mean and Liberal expressions" lone Of
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EXTRACTS or LETTERS.

I ANNAPOLIS, Jan. "a.
This dav two of the Transports with troops
for New Orleans sailed from this place
while here, the citizens gave the officers a
splendid ball, aud treated them with every
attention due to the defenders of our LIBER-
TY.-On leaving he port, they were saiuted
by Capt. Muir's artillery, by the direction of
the commander in Chief, with seventeen
guns.
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his letters. Jahius was forced 10 confess that
"h any coarse expressions had escaped
nm, they were unfit for Jun;us to make use
or am not disposed TO insult 5unius by
any odio1s comparisons bnt If any of his
expressions be " coarse and Liberal" wha,
epithet shauhe applied to Your composition
lt Is far below the dignity of any gentle
man who maintains any sort of standing in
TINS country. II is by far the most scurrilous
piece that ever disgraccd the columns of this
paper-a .feso passages i'm One of the Pro-
testers" alone cxcented.
James Elliot of Vermont has been ridden.
ious enough to inform us, that if Mr.. Giles
docs not accept the appointment of Secretary
ototi.te, 1t would perhaps be'tcndercd, to YOUR
sen. Perhaps he is the only man in the ma
tion, except one, who has beer idle enough to
associate your capacities with the duties of
this Office.
hut am really afraid. SIR. that iris COM
position MAY ruin you i'm the estimation OF
your only adhercnt. 1t is questionable, whe-
.ier even the dignity of MIR. L. would not
.S'oie from the anpnintment of such Il wri-
&C 20 such an Office. "Er qALr igno non
~ e|c"ffuS," will burst spontaneouslyrotm
And yet you. sir. have assumes, the moral
."air FOR my benefit. Yon have protested
f.. II ~ 'C pun ' " NhN -
ior shamc. sir! VIVA. right have YOU to at
, ~ ptecrpts, when you set such examples
VIZ what face eau yon complain of tue IL
entiousless, the "rlth.' the .c~aiumniatiI,S
'P'" otthe press, When YOU are nos aslian.-
GU psehd such productions into tue world?
Is 'nis the way in winch 20 4" age amends
'He - errors OF eager" x the "youns'e
-r'r my own part may l never prom ~
sucn lessons
.ohe word more, sir-In the following
piece you have attempted to convict me OF
iaiscnood az to the manner in which your
nrSt letter SAW the light. / shall therefore
lay before you the very polite note in which
,'ir' otanard requests the delivery of your
ieuter You will see that Mr. 5. positively
declares that he was authorized anu request
ca oy You toapp'y for this precious moroccan.
lie thing was subsequently pubiisArd with
on. n'y knowledge orc.hsent.-There is Ger
tainly a falsehood or mistake between YOU :!
1t IL inditferen; 10 .ne where 1t lies.
EDITOR.
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RIlNG compelled BY disease, aGd otter cir.
c"instances, IL leave the STATE, for a more
sout'eFn c'''nate' "l'G not having finished my bu.
slness, lno" inform all who are interested thsf
Mr.. Edwin Upshaw, Of King x Queen, is fully
authorised 70 act for me, & ~ any behalf These
to whom ava indebted, will make known their
claims, they will be paid or secured. Those IN
debted 20 me, will be called on by Mr.. Upshaw.
70 whom they viii make payment, or other ar.
f~'ngements AS agreed on. I'm. UPSHAW.
January 81. &c
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DCkSUANr toa decd Of trust, executed to
q the Subscriber, 10y Paterson Fletcher, for
tie purpose of securing a -un of money, as.ex.
pressed IN said deed, due to Dahicl Triplett, of
SIC city - Richmond: VIII be sold, for eady
r'rey, At the front door OF TlipIett T. Estes's Ia
tein, IN the town Of Charlottesville, on Monday,
te 9th dry of March next, being AlbenarIe
t1urt d"y: Ono Negro Slave, by name IN
pREW Actrng IS trustee FOR The bcnef, OF o.
hers, l wild only convey tile ye.ied in me as
sicll. SJHN VIM. r. Tyusfee.
February 8. oaw5w
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II EVTFOoe
JOHN TAYLOR.
THOMAS RITcHIE, ESQ.
The JUhotping Coan,n 4iicGtion has been Iai9b..
fore tie House If Delegates.

the JOAotping Comm 4IicGtion has been Iai95<.
Jore tie House If Delegates.
RrGaMoND, 21st Jan. 'eo.
10 the hoaorable tie sbeafer eftheH. If Deley,nes
SIH-Ihe Executive Of the U. States havir a
appointed me to amajoritv in tie 9Th rcgt. of Ia.
tanty, / have dcerned it a paramount dutv.
in the present crisis of our foreign relations, to
obey ti'e cali which has been made upon me are.
place myself mthe military service Of my coun-
try.
beg leave, therefore, through you, sir, as the
organ OF the body over which you preside to sui :.
mt this circumstance for is consideration and
disposal, in relation TO the seat which, .Ltelv. r
I'D the honorto occupy, and to assure the House
OF Delegates, that the high Consideration which
! have Away entertaned for tle patriotism or
'its deliberations, can never be impaired ~ any
adventurous circumstance of absence or distance
-wh.ie, also, to you, sir, permit me 10 tender a
very high and unfeigned respect.
FULLY ROPINSOE
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ANNApn11s Inn os

Yesterday, Gen. Wilkinson arrived here
in the Charleston Packet, Wolf, and this
morning he left town in high spirits. with
the residue OF the troops. On leaving the
port, he was saluted by Capt. Muir's Artil-
lery, by the direction of the Governor, with
seventeen guns.
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NOTlCE.-I shall offer my services, The en-
IL suing election, To- the Frce!iolders of the
Senatorial District composed of the counties OF
Albemsrie, Amherst, Nelson, Fluvanna & Buck
ingham. lfthe people think proper, to elect me
to represent them in the Senate, l will strive
with all my ability, to serve them faithfully.
I'm. WOODS BAPIIST.
Albemarle, Clover Fields,
JaAuary 81, 1892. 1T
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THE ENQUIRER.
ND. FEBRUARY ;. I1so9.

On Tuesday, the amendments of the House Of
Delegates to the Execution Bill were ae7 eed to
by the SenAte.-This law is in the following
terms
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Ian 25

Slotted Feuer.-The following cases of
sudden and alarming mortality have recent
ly afflicted the family of Mr.. Thomas Shep-
ard, Jun. in the parish of Wintonbury.
Mary, aged years, died s hours after the
commencement of the disease on the 10th in
slant. Henry, aged 25 years, in 81 hours,
OH Wednesday the 11th inst. Mrs. Wealthy
Shepard, aged Is, wife of Mr.. Thomas Shep-
ard, Jun. in Is hours, on Wednesday the 18th
inst. Wealthy, her daughter, aged 6 years,
in 30 hours, on Thursday the 18th inst.
These unfortunate victims to a disease.
the most formidable that has ever afflicted
our country, died in 81 hours from the time
the first became affected. Events so disas-
irons, speak to all a language too plain to
be misunderstood They afford demonstra-
tive evidence of the uncertainty of human
expectations, and of the frailty of human life,
... N~Ierburu.
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Chesterfield, February ). 81

~ subscriber, on the 900, day Of January, fSO6,
b. Richard Johnson, mnd recorded IL .i,c county
Court of AIbcmarle, To secure the pa ,nent OF a
debt due by sad Johnson, TO HicCredie. HiEgia-
botham e CO. J stall proceed, OH The first Mon
day IN March ,ieAt, (being h,5cru&rle court day.
TO sell, to the highest bidder, for ready money
at the front door OF Triplett +. Bstes's tavern, ia
the towr OF Ci,arlottcss lie, The following Slaves,
VIZ Waggoner, John, aid his wife Rose, To.
rey'Nsry. Being only Interested IS trustee, I
shdllcoiyey suCh tue oaly as IS vested in me as
such. GEORGE CdgREYT
February Y 3w
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your most obi. humble servant.
GEORGE CANNING
GREAT CuMpEkLAND PLACE,
November %, 1908.

GREAT GMeEkL LAND PLACE,
November -, 1903.
SIR,
Ihave had the honor to receive your
letter of the 22nd instant and to transmit a
copy of it to my government.
Without desiring to protraCt a discussion
In the conduct OF which neither your since
rity nor mine, will, 1 feel assured, be doubt
ed by any one, l may be permitted to say,
that the authority under which 1 acted in
our late communications, was not contingent,
as you now appear to conjecture; and that
the remark, contained in my letter OF the
10th October, " that the provisional nature
of my offer. to make my proposal in writing.
arose out OF circumstances" will be found
explained in the same letter by passages
which Immediately follow the remark.
Ihave said in my letter of the 10th of Oc-
to5er, that " l had nj precise instructions as
TO the manner OF conducting and illustrating
The: subject" confided to my management ;
but you will suffer me to enter my friendly
protest against all suppositiors that "the
manner, the time and the conditi ons of the
overture were left to my own discretion"
that / had the power nearly absolute over it,
or that it was " in a.great measure OF my W
suggestion"
! will trouble YOU no +, rther, sir, OH this
occasion than to assure you that nothing could
give me more sincere pleasure than TO see
fulfilled the hope which you express, t. It it
may yet fall to our lot to be instrumental III
the renewal of a good understanding between
our two governments.
have the honor to be.
With, the highest consideration, &c.
(Signed) VIM. PINkNET.
The Right Honorable
George Canning, sc. &c.
The SAID message and the papers trans
nitted Herewith were read and ordered TO
lie on the table.
The house then resolved itself into a COM
mittee ofthe whole house on the motion made
by Mr.. Nicholas ON the Oath instant relative
To a REPEAL or THE ENLdRG0
LAWS, and defending our neutral rights
on the high seas, to which committee of
the whole house was also committed OH the
9th instant a motion of Mr.. Bacon, for ar
ming the merchant vessels, and to autho-
rise the. crews OF said vessels to rcpei by
force any attempt to search, restrain, or
seize" the same by anv French or British ar
med vessei,-8c after some time spent there
in, the committee rose, Mr.. Bacon, the chair
man, reported progress, andhad leave - sit
again.
The ',house adjourned about half past s
O'clock.
Jonathan H.. Hubbard, federal, has been
elected a representative OF Nernont in Con-
greSs, by a majority of I5 votes; and Mr..
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% The Letter Of the Scoteimdn in PhiladeI.
Plia-and the replyof he-ianeyicaa in Richmond
in DER next.
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SIR, .
am anthorise9by Col John Taylor Of Caro-.
inc, to apply To you ior a letter written b, INN t.
yod some t.me s,nce, relative to your having III
trpduced his nams into your paper, for reason.
best known to yourseii. This description OF TIC
letter will perhaps be sufficient to dos .nate ths
letter alluded 10, and viii enable YOU to compl,
WITH las request. The bearer is authorised by me
to receive the anne.
/ am with due respect,
EDWARD C.. STANARD.
Mr.. IHomas Kitchie.
january 18th, 1899
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PURSUANT to a deed OF trust, duly recor-
Il ded in-the court Of Chesterfield, will be of
fered for sale, for cash, on M )nday, the 18Th inst.
at the court house Of SAID county, one negro man
named BEN. one black GELDINC, and one
bay STUD COLT, Itie property of Stephen
Bransh,) or so much thereof, as will satisfy Va
1entiue Winfree. tIe sum of thirty-six pound,
with interest q cost.
Vim FENDLEr, Trustee.
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FULLY ROBINSON

4fboi7tntert ~ the General A,se,rBy of Yiygig;o
Col james Byeskenridge, Brigadier Gener,1,
Viee Andrew Aioorej ESQ. appointed Maior.Gen-
era.
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Jonathan II. Hubbard, federal, has been
elected a representative OF Vermont in Con-
gress, by a majority of IL votes; and Mr..
Chamberlain, likewise federal, in the room
of Mr.. Fisk, Dy a majority of 1ee.
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GCRNEf or STAUNTON.-Notire Is here
~ by gwen, that on Thursday, the ID dav p
'harcli nest, the Surveyor ut Augusta CONT,
"Hl coninerce a Survey or thc town ofStynnny'
uilder ti'e direction and superintendap4e oc 'Hs
Mayor and Recorder. !" the
The object Of this survey is 70 agcer am .o.,
TT, ~ andestAOI'sh permanently, the bom"d 'n ~
% uie tG"n' ats streets, allies and lofts. If !. ~.
'ected, by an ordinance ofC,e Comm I. III u
NE Mayor and Recorder, are authorised e. C
Ina record ey'denc.e, respecting any doubtful
All persons Interested. arc required n .,,.Dd
g. J0HNSOW. Mr.,
OAW4W
O3 55 : The Manifest for the following n1d- If
H'yanna l. q No. 1f4-1fO-I3st net,
vor oil John Quarles-said had. i.sforsd =. Is
ruD''o Ware House. Anpersons are io,cs,n~
'6""IS, l'UsN$sing the above mentioned M, l
ana the under will be rewarded. II = NEST
" delivering 1t to Samuel Myers. 'equredy
February 3. N04RLHS.
ErE
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-08

to PRINTING -. al : g. 7 @va-
rlous branches, HANDSOMELY ex.
patch.
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~Nc.A Il 49, 49,
SInaaSo &C at thc:r B37T.
1ync opFpso: Sac z >s.-c i ., 2teh-
'u' SAL h-te.S G-1a,.. Pd'-nt an.
STtLf MEDICIFH
rt'cte having the stsnttare otRichnrdLec
e Son' on enc OUTSIDE wrapper.
rSrsohs not attending to the above instructions
are liaose to De irnposcdupon.
ae proprietorst think it nccessary to remind
the pubic, that these Medicines have been FOR
several years prepared by them-.lre -ood 4fS..ts
OF Which, are authenticated ~ samc of o., most
rsspectab'e citizens; and with NJ. a,tcul;nr to
the place or sale as apn-c, q1t ,ur sssaature. the
purchaser may be d'ahpointe,i, by NJ, e;yin,- no
oa,eht mot having the genuine Medicines of
R'ch9Sd LeeG San.
LEES nEhrxI,. a sovereign remedy FOR Colds
oosttn.te Coughs, C~atarriis, AstA,nas, Sore
iir1ats and appfoaching C~opsnnpsions. a SIM
gle trialo OF tifs NJ sdiciae, viii prove us chicaci-
Gus qunIty in restoring u PeSspira6 u, cnnnr,en
t. healthy people. il d;slodges and expels the
t>ugitascid Phiegmor IN, Gus. strengthening the
weakened vessels of the la,g ; thus striking :.
the root OF the disorder, the SYMPTOMS Of course
are e.lectuaiis and permanently co,,r,ersol.
10 parents zsho tpas have ckiid,ep q s7ictei -y;.L
TIE ho'ping, coush-rhis discovery is Of the siras
magnitude, asst affords immediate relief. chcuks
the i,~cs:ress; ana, IN 9 sh.eftt ting. ,,rtire;v re-
moves TIE most cruel disorder to which ci,it,~ee
are rsely-The Eijxp is so perfectly agreeable,
mud lie dDra al, sus,~ ti,at ua 4: r - 49, -
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LEES c1RN PLdISrER.
DHMTSK LIP .S.fLT-

T." ~ n LIF 81 Z.
RES POWDER. for tlc teeti, an,
gums.
The aNooyNr ELIXIR, for the cure Of cvery
kind Of hesd ,ct,e.
iNpIAS VEGETABLE SrEcIrrc, a certain
ans never tnltng cure Tor ycneIealeomploints.
N. u. Each sud every ncdici0e above -utime-
rated, nave direcsila' describing their node .dF
use in the most De.fact III ~nner
Afew ,esv Publications just received.
II 4 generaI ,sSSrtuiedt Of BJ3&S Law,
history, Miscellany, Latin Classics, sld Scuoof
Books, asu.u.i.
mnary 81 oaw4w
MOTiCE-4 % ~ f7r E Sc, IS eXgC,I1 a nv
N Wan Derkley, ofC.uotne. IN Fhomts Iia:2
r's'',' on the 98th tiatca, 1907 and since the
data OF Thomas Hsr,isin, has bcen lost on nis-
lad. All persons arc Therefore CAUTIONED ageinss
paying OF taSlng lfIISs,E irert pt tn. s:d send.
Wa. AERiSoI, fs~otisis1ator
Caroline, 2iit jaWisry, 1909 stJ
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$40 AL 9,HoM IY asn, G0nsEEN.-

w G-L HHoH IT Nm GOHGESN.-
~ tAf hne of a ,iissoIu, al Of The .irn Of
Campbell a4 Clart, r,egci ,ata Dcre, "a trm,,ecr
a'id sale MS 'a-de to the subscrjoc}, Gne OF the
t%Arthers, by N:r Arci'ibid Cgmpbell OF Nsw-
York, the other, ct all hs interest! ~ tAe debts and
stock OF tiat c"ptttfership, AID gis1 ofthe louise
Of Robert Cam ,beii St Co of Cns.iotte .o.nty,
carT1cion under the superintendGnce OF Robert
C~ampb-it. deceased, who W is exciasivei, nite-
restfd mtlat firm one third, and the remainder
aeinastic To the nonsc here.
There isstu dueirom Robert, Campbell G: Ca
4 considerable balance for advances made dura,p
The existence of dat firm, TO the subscriber. wso
Is therefore, only competent cor has agent, to
collect * grant discharges Tor debts due Robert
CAmpbeli * Co. to amount OF lie sums OWNS. by
them Tor advances of st HEX, amt the remainder,
It any, viii be profits, AMI 60 which the represen-
t:'tives OF Robert Clnpbsii, viii De entitled one
third part.
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the abiset Of The constitution to nsese?ve these
lection.
As little tcath was there, in the IDEAS af Other
seaticmsn, that Ithe suspension. OF deeds OF
trust was an infraouon OF the validity OF a con-
tract, the stetes are in the habit Of violating
Contracts, assn the cases ofbonds and mortgages.
MIR. Nv. said,k,atthe line of distinction bet snen
thc tornaer and latter wxs this when Ar.yes =
boad, the holder cteariy4nticipates that this in.
stsatnent may be paid, and that the iurisdic.
ton OF a court may DC called in 10 ~enfosce lea
payment. He therefore as,.n,s to any delay
which nay arise from 4 variation.in the course
o. sae administration o. Justice, through legisla-
uee tnseriosit, IN leeds O. trist. K is diitee-
eat. TAe man whn lakes one of these. does not
a'seip,te any sues inicrptsiUon, aud therefore
I yes no. assent 10 ANY sach DELAY. lie has
wi.iitaYfh his case Fiom the cog,iz,nce OF your
ile> c.-l tr.hsst IS. The present bill thercs,re,
breaks IN upon the raidty OF MS contract, by dis.
]'tirop.S not only tie tune, but the manner of re,
covering DIS debts
Mr.. ~. Included his energetic speech by
recSpiti:,ting J'eavints os I,s Sol .ctious to the
bjl L That it affords but half prate ton on
u, Own principles. g. Because it gives IN an.
Just piet',f'cDce TO the debtor over the creditor
) 4'ec'ase Il teld, tp tie mu!tl p.isatien ofJebts,
ri,- 'nes-:sssc 9. 4irisssrtofr5t tue ruin OF iuao-
cent securities. q Because il, goes to cxtermi.
nate S9,JG0 la.iah.tants IN ON towns. 5 Accal.e
its promises .! rSl.ei .,ie 1elusire. And 6. &c.
cause ii IS ,tncose .,tutional
The bill as a,;eady stated passed tue house o
dclcg ties. -
- Fer prescott stage OF the bill, see the tlart
page.
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o. 1875 June f5th, 1906
william Fau,con MY or order.
hcnded--it IS III the possession
notes for il, fof tne purpose ofleadi
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n. B I v%ti!lassive the A:h3ss price fsur 'fnboc-
co ana oihet pglauce in discharge OF the
debts dIcto Robert Campbell & Co.
CLARK.
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SAMUEL CLARK,
C7iY szr0igias partner Of tae lax fy7nT
RODeyt C~annP5epGGa.
Richmond, January IL. oawow
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PROPERTY. F0R SILE.-rbc subsclIb.I

PROPERTY, FOR SALE--thc sN5scr.ber
= de3irCuS % removing 80 tns western coun-
Try, Offers for sale his HOUSES * L9TTS. in
Richmond. H deems = particular description
unnecessary, and wisaes those inclined 10 pur-
cifsse, - view the property. fie dNclling-ho.se,
Tor elegance 'ld convenience, IS cecosinty not iu-
="ioi 10 any 81 the CITY tne oihrcs are commn-
dious the garden and yyrd WI be !,ud outina
'ilte al tpted to the buiidinss, aud the situation
COMBINES the advantage OF p.ivacy and retire
N sat to tiiatot proximity otle scene of bIs,-
+css.
y small portion only OF the purchase money
wi! b cGu'red 1t tie time Of me sale, and the
~resilAe ~ suci, iust,lme.its ~ my Sc gre d an.
or say, WI be received ~ r~ty.nSnt, IJr 4 part
Jrthe Hi,o!c ri the property.
JoNN BA0cKEN9RoUGH
JshuacV u. cawtf
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and endorsed br him 4,
.gd before his b, ting apsre
who exchanged yrsinia
dollars,
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