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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-09
SELECTIONS,
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS,
PfsVeHti0n Of C02tagi0H.

ID MoJon, protector OF chcmiitry,
and . mcmber OF the focirty OF medicine
at Genoa, has furnilhed Guycon Nor
veau wlch lolne further information ref
pecting acid tumigations tor topping
the pro2re1S OF contaginn, which has
been recently pubIiired in the Monireur.
-" Being fummoned," the doctor {ays,
tc the church Of ST. Andre, where two
perions had dropped down dead On at
tempting TO defend into the vault
found the church infected with p,,ry1d
exhalatlons. l Immediately cauled the
opening Of tic vault to be clofed; and
having ihur the windows, placed in the
middle Of the church large earrhcn
vale containing lbs. of Marine Salt,
and g lbs. Of Suiphuric Acid. Lighted
taggots were placed round the yale,
IN order to accelerate the Enlargement
OF the yapours: which cealed to rife at
fhc end OF two hours, when the windows
were again opened. The Infectious va
pour was then difperted | have obler-
we'd more marked effect when [ have
made Funi8ations with Oxygenared Mu-
. 'l'eIo ., IN me iaT8eit edit1ces, and
pa lIcu-afiy IN the church OF st. Domi-
nc, where the air was 10 infected, and
10 loaded with putrid exhalations, thar
the fatidiLy Oft was felt at foo,e 5;Gaoca
and IN fh, - 80 N'i'1"''oe'
Moved for r. $500 1879 80, :, >, GIN =
800 ~. ~ nv. ',lo '| rc IDS OF
.i''lilG l"'', los, OF ouiPhurlc Acid, and
l Il 10. of OX!a OF manganese.
-" 10 purify the air Of clofe and inFa-
5lted places, have preferred fnnigadon
of Nitric Acid, which have alto G,cceed.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-09
American Intelligence,
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.

c'giHlate etftbe United States Of 44nrcr:ca.
LISBON, Feb, 9, 1903.
have the fatisfa6tion to announce TO nv
fellow citizens, that the prohibition of the inn
pogtation of -four inro this realm, is taken of.
His Royal Highnels the Prince Regent Of
Portugal having granted unlimited pcrmiiion
for the introduction Of foreign -four into this
kingdom, paying duty Of Gxty cents per
barrel; and thar vefels FROM the United States
with clear bills of health, and whole crews are
free from any icknels, are no longer to be
iubjeGt to quarantine.
Signed
WILLIAM JARVIS.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-09
Prize of aocks st Londsn, FsJ. 10.

Bank foc] 1S8, Three per cert reduced
II 70 ga 7-8, Three per cent. con(ols 10
l-a IA z-8, -Four per cent. 81 8 "a 5-8,
Five per cent Anus. 100 IS SIS Five per
cens. 1927 ie3 3-4 1-a Bank long aud. 10
IL Omniun dis
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-09
FROM THE CHARLESTON coUpIgp

If the people Of America o,o,I5
by thelr own mifcondu6t, BY IN. " f1 JI,
and crsdulify Of fome, the apafbv any
IuPlneneis OF Others, and the wicE.3o4 a..
ambition and ayarice Of noWerG,i f.
ton lok beneath rho defDoeGp WITH
, G,, to be preparing for them, If
nan not be for want Of Being rco;ndIs =
OF their danger Has this BjacL rio,,J
OF tyranny which hangs over the cona :,
ITy' dSrkenIoG me hemifphere all around
% '. .ne norizon leielf 70 deprived Anne
[ I.l OF Fhe'r hgh5 and fenles, that thew
r r]'-''2 FPS PsrceiYe their daily retrograda-
oon from the old dandard Of Ir9doro
ana the 'ncroachments on their nr;v;
leSes' "Irn which defgnl1a dc,n ',,,-
TIC faction every day more Q sod 80. -
abuie their for5csnnce, and in,n co., ne -,
their iood, weak, ana u6parlIonsb VIZ
creduiity 81 ~ ii'o'e
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-09
#metican 19cks at L0ndss, Flb.

Eight per cents 100 70 Io7, Old tx per
cents % to 90 -, New fix per cents. %
to % 1885, Three per cents 90 30 / 4,
Five aud half per cents %, with dividend
III Of ian. Bank Stock 81 per flare, with
dividend from Jan. 1.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-19
Valuable PROPERTY for .ale !.

TO be sold or reuEed. the Plantation
whereon I NOW live, containing
267 acres, I part Of which is sown down
with wheat and rye. There are several
springs in convenient situations, two of
which are strongly impregnated with sui
Phur. On this place are a good Apple
Orchard, and about IL acres Of Timothy
Meadow, andmore can be made. Two
convenient dkelling houses, on. az them
two stories high. the other one and an
half Also a new Merchant Min, and
San MIN workin9 undera 8 feet fall on
Sleepy Greek, with two overshot water
wheels; the Grist Mill has one PAIR of
French Burrs, and one pair of Allegheny
stones, 4 l-2 feet diameter. Thestream
on which the Min, stands Is nasigable.-
Timber is Aoated down tothe Mil, from
the upper country, and plank, &c. can
be RATED from the Mill down tothe river
Potomak. This property Is situate 6
miles from the Potomak river, and &
miles from Bath, Berkeley County, Viz
ginia. The terms, &c. may be knownby
applying to the subscriber. y.
FREDERICK SNYDER.
April 90, 1905.
-
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CONDITIONS.

4 n shaiibe prisiedin jeve iaree hand.
some ectavo p0lames. One vellme shdll Be
deLVered epery three months. Price 70
Snbscri6ers, f,uo dollars and mn cents
Per pal1ac, IN boards, pay0bf oS deEps-
~.
" The FIRST rehme shall appear on
sfhe FIRST 81 april, 1908, and poi,tme &C.
Saiarl every three m0nfhs atlerwdrds.
III n may Be had IL one delivery wl.eH
.jGnis6ea, a. fsrrioe dollars and jfffy csnfs
perset, or fieea dollars mel Bcund, fay-
cbk on deiieery ffhe sesks. n .uiR, hov-
zeuty, Be eillg obtained df fheses prices, 4y
those spho gioe tte pp6lishers their non{s
during the psesresS fthe IpoSk, to taie
IL srheH finished. ~
p ~. AZ any 1eonsideraBie distance lroA
Philadelphia IL can oaiy Be dchipered il
tte iasf mentioned mdnner. fsr1pard
ing ef sinkit boiznes b mqssy places 6eiiaa
impracticdblk. - !. !
The Public ufH phase 10 nof;ee.
thar the amount in prize D iAis imbrosrd
and extended suark, isnoi higher tlan tie
london sporkiaj our sPiumes.
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10 THE PUBLIC.

"a S the practice, tend ney of the work
~ here announce must be evident,
Us peculiar nature scarcely requires fur
thrr explanation .s-:H-S, -
.s.Whcn we consider the natural conditi-
on-of man, The object Of all his pursuits
becomes q once manifest and defnxtll:-4-
To live with satisfaction TO himself and
ethers-to procure as many comforts Of
life rs arc consistent with his mental and
Bodily constitution--and to avert i'm.
pending dangsr--of, In other words TO
preserve himself from the injurious at
tacks Of external agents, are nearly the
whole Of what relates TO ztlie practical
part of human life. The present uark
being exclusively devoted TO the depart
ments Of health and genetal economy, no
subject could with Propriety be introdu.
eed, which had reference TO- ethics or
morals, to metaphysics, OF the, abstract
and professional sciences.
In order to unite cuntiseness with &C.
neral utility, the theoritical or specuia-
tive part Of every Invention, discovery,
orimproyement, forms but small por-
ton of the Domestic Encye lopedia--5e-.
cause the rationale, or elementary prin.
cipies are only inserted in those instances
where the subject cannot be sufficiently
Understood without them. And as the
alphabetical form possesses many adsan.5
tases over the systematic division and
subdivision Of articles, II has, in The pre-
sent case, been preferred, q more sligi-
gibla for Po3uIar work. 9 Is. Z
. It will be easily conceived, that the
subjects treated ofin this collection must
be numerous AMI important inasmuch
as the economical sciences are intilnne-
ly connected with natural and expsri-
mental philosophy, including the know
ledge Of useful animals, plants, and mi-
nsrals; chemistry, agriculture, garden
inE, hunting, the cultivation Of trees,
seafing Of cattle, fishing, &c. To enable,
however, the reader 10 fudge OF the me-
thod by which subjects apparently intri-.
cate and abstruse, are reduced TO the le-
vel ofordinary capacities, the following
heads viii furnish an outline of the eco-
nounical dictionary.
1. A concise historical account ofthe
subject under consideration, orthe man.
nerin which Il is most advantage
produced, either by nature or art. !. .ior.
instance, fuel, candles, hats, shoes, wine,
yarn, &c. "a
3. The most iudieious and economi-
cal mode 81 applying every substance co.
useful purposes.
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fIRsT AMERICAN EDITIoN,

.e, fIRsr AMERICAN EDITIos,
With Additions, applicable TO the pre-.
sent situation of the Udited States, ]
BYJAMES MEASE, M. d.
Feliow offhe Amerindh tiicsephical ST.
cirfy and Cerfrsf ondirg lAsmberef
The Literary and Philosophical
Society ef Manchester
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Fro" ne London San .f5iay 30, isos.
.FRENcH MEMnRIAI.

4 -
We this, day present to our reader. !
most curious paper, which was present.
ed by Talleyrand to Ruonaparte n The
month Of December last, advising him
against going to war with this country.
u proves two very interesting iac,s. "a
shews, in the first place, that Buona-
parties mind, asiong ago as December
iasts was bent upon war, and Il sdemon-
strates to as the dangers We have esca-
ped by the~ar which Is now begun. II
proves besides, how. wen ac9nainted
Talfeyrand seemed to be, not only with
our rational character, butwith the poli-.
cy which our government was likely to
pursue. How unfortunate that sheen,
in the naval department more especially,
We believe Is noW(pretty obvious % ythe
most unobservant ofour counSrymen.
Estracf jrpnIsd Memorial prssenfedi 70
the CHEF Consit, 6y Taityrand,. fhe
15th Frimaire, gear In Dee. =, fso2.
Talleyrand begins,b BY telling The Firxt
Consul that the present memorial is
merely . copy Of one presented to he
ministers ~ Il mi. WV .f,.rg -. 80
sof 49, char.ile * Al 80
tllar fxraf "a 81 honorable .var Is y ,nes
which ended IN iz69. He ays.ss.bv
the ignorance Of the ministers. TIE hr;hes
Of Austria, the intrigued OF Bernis. ne
influence Of Pompadour, md the veal.
ness Of Louis XVIII. those strong rsa-
soma for peace were not listened 20 he
consequence Is known. hut q 4. -
known thar ,his impolitic war alnne n rru,.
vented The total ruin az EnrIand dnrino
the following or American War. and nres
served thai country from heinz 49, ;f
we are prudent, ifsoonfy 81 Rter m,,sf
Be, an irpoh.abir ,avoi and n.iIl;ifarv ,sfa-
f;en ofFyanct. and which shall aee;,re s.
lie empire Of the world. =
T.ii.y,,rd then enter. INTO Il. ,...,.
euIar, SIM pnsny and irres;stable re-.
Franre. duringtbe peaee., nos,e.s.. 8 =.
foment tro,,hIes. 10 ,nresa d;.ron,.re
10 tarnish ~ honor. Is u1deTm;ne ~
res6nr...4 - ,v.,E =, IN. .t,,srcsh ,nL.II
asieen ,he nnbI;e ,pirit. and 20 COL IT, ~.
natr;ot;,r, M he inhabitant.. az the ri.
- $500. .nd by { nr.d.,l cha;n 49,.
,r;o,,.s ;.s,l,. aemand. ;Ia,,ree,;or.
y.e.s;o,. n,,,rn,nr. ala,noI .,d 49,,
,un,cv ,,,..n,re Even ~. 1890 n 3
.I,sh ,,.,r;,.i - 8. ,,;,h ;,,E;a.rsr.. ;e
=, - sn,sh.,;o,, 8 $, .,;e, s,';,t
E.....'s.. u, AN -. =, =
49,, !. s... = -s:-t -. a 80. - -
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can Be aseertained... In the present
work, ifthey donot advance much, they
pledge themselves not 10 Degenerate. II
shall be printed In the FIRST style Of nnifor-
nifty and taste. The paper shall Be su-
perhne-and the engravimesa t least equal
20 those in the London copy. !.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-19

BY A. Il. NJ. WILLICH, NJ. b. 4
AUTHOR or THE LfcTUREs on DIET AND
REcfMEH, &c. &c. :, :. !:
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Illustrated nth numerous Eagrds:ngS
and Cuts. - -~@s
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NEV AND PRACTICAL WORK.
al PROPOSAL,
l BY WILLIAM Y. BIRCH, S ABRA.

al PROPOSAL, I
g BY WILLIAM Y. BIRCH, S ABRA.
- HAM SMALL, Y
~ Ofthc City of Philadelphia,
81 Fer Pa5EslIiias, IN Toimses, By SUD
s'ss y scripiioa, -
That Usefh and Valuable Work,
: Il III i 1T z Il
Domeftic Encyclopaedia,
T OR, A 3
/. Dicfienary.of Fac:s and UsrfiL Knotp-
:. -7577z,s II iedge, ~
coMPREHENDING, " y
a concise view Of the latesr Discoveries,
Inventions, and Imp 6vements, \ r r
Chiefly appLcabiefo Rural and Domestic
~. - Economg. y !: y. ~. 7--77st
TocETHER WITH
Descriptions Of the most Interesting OBJ
II iects Of Nature and Art. The His.
toryof Men and Animals, in state Of
81 Health or Disease. .. and Practical
Hints respecting the Arts and Manu-
-. features, both Familiar and CONNER
=. cial. s 5 81 -. -, I
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q BEDINcER, csc.

q a iRrsH SUPPLY Of LEE and
Cos highly approved and valuable Pa
TENT MEDlclNE, Is just receiv-
ed and may Be had At the Office Of she
Intelligence. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29
70 be Sold,

Purfnant to the lat Will and Tefamcnt of Mann
Page, deceaied, on Monday the I'd day of Ja-
nuary next, if fair, if nor, the nexr fair day,
a, Mansfield, his late refdence,
HI the beoJonal PROPERTY belonging
to his E12ate:
ConEting of about One Hundred and Sixty
NEGROES,
together with all the flock Ct Hofes, three Moles,
Cattle, Sheep, Plantatatlon UtenIls, and about
1000 barrels of Corn. Amongst the Negroes are
ieyen very valuable Carpenters. three excellent
Blackimnhs, two Millers and fome other trsdef
men. The greater part, if not the whole, of this
valuable property, will be fold on credit of IL
months; the purchafer giving bond with approx
ed fecurity, to bear nsereG from the date, if not
punttuaIly paid. All fums under twenty dollars
muf be paid in money.
There is alto 10 difpofe of, at private hle, and
on the foregoing terms, number of
10 IS
the Tobacco WAREHOUSES at thar place; Houlc
aud Lot in the town of Bath, or Berkeley Springs,
and 5000 acres Of
TENNESSEE LANDS,
belonging tofaid eitatc.
Or All perfons having claims againa fsid
Eda.e, will pleafe make them known as fpeedily
as pofiible; and thofe indebted will, it is hoped,
be forward in making payment TO
Robert Patton,
Administrator with the viii annexed.
Frederick lburg, Dec. 1. d
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17at7ss CYauen,

1 at11IS CYGUe2l,
Has ut received and is now opening sthis fore in
King Street few doors above Meflrs. Bennett
and Wattss, haodfomc aGorsment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
ConGeing Of faperGne broad cloths, and caG-
meres, coating, forea cloth, kerfey, and half
thicks, frped and rofc blankets, frizes, Aannels,
tolinett ard iwaDfdowns, Ruflia fheeting, ravens
duck, dowlas, creas ard ticklenourgs, brown and
white platillas, Irih linen, long lawn and fine
cotton flirting, an elegant afortment of cambria
mullins, white and colourcd fine India null null
andIprigg do fashionable chintz and calicoes, fur
niture do ladies extra long cotton gloves, French
and Englifh silk pick nick, s. lace do. 8 fattin
itiipe and fancy bordered cambria fhawls, white
and coloured camel's hair do patent fewing cotton
threads, laces, bobbin, &c. Sc. The above goods
will be difpofed of on the uiual terms for cath.
N,y.z1. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29
STOUGHTON's
GENUINE BlTTERS.
Faithfully prepared 1.-THE original 5Oare
houfe London.

Faithfully prepared attic original 5Oare-
hoye London.
TO make any obfervations here, upon The fa
perior qualify of thefe Bltcrs, to any ever offered
FOR lale, is needicts iufiee it TO fay, that they
have food the sea Of appreciation great number
of years.
Gentlemen, who prefer bitters, will find theta
an elegant and wnolefome preparation and now,
for the frf time. imported in quart bottles, as
we'll as walls, which will reduce the price near
one half,
eT Country flores and taverns fupplied BY the
dozen or groee, with very large allowance q
the price, or battered for country produce, on ap-
lieation to Melils. Robert and John GFay, book
ieliers, Alexandria.
Sold ALTO, Retail
By Rapinc, Conrad and Go. booaieors, Capi.
tol Hill, Warrington; ] I'm March, bookseller,
George Town TilaAry Graham, Norfolk, aud
A. Buck, Fredericksburg.
Nov. Is. 3miaw
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t. Sale RR62ned

THE iubferibers not belnr ALL.
have the LANDS adyerifsd heiow 6r.ss
and the Lots faxed eff in fatisfaefo,v n, go
by Thr'lday rexf, or account Of the I;a6D9c ."s'
the weather, under the nscetty OF roee ss q
the faIc until Tueaay the 10Th Of laaa,v rY =,
the fale will pcGtivciy take placc. " ""'s
Charles .ecl;alus
serge Dsneqlt,
Eanlnad T. Lee.
Valuable Property for Sale.
ADJOINING THE Tom OF ALrx4xDsI,
WiA sfotively be Jsla az Tuesday Tie lcII ~
Of }anuary aesion IL 5,em..5. '
io7 Acres Of LAND.
Iueludiug ar. Dade't 1orme, D7ctlis4e II ron.
Hm3l, Gardsn, Sr06le5 i'e aaj;.i;sigs II. T..'
of Ahexaudria, .farnerly ti'e p,apetf If N,
Baldwin Dasle, ard re5o oq0red BY Col NJ.
thaniel pend!c,on, Of Aew TAX.
Tkis Land les at the upper end OF the To,r
fronts the ivsr Potomac 70 INCLUDE tso CIV
Fiferes, and runs back between The toNp ana ~ ~
Hartfornes Lard crcfcs the George town roaI "i'
runs between tile race ground, and Meirs. EuJ.t,S
Conways, Sinmss and Fitzhughs Lots 10 Mr.. Oh.
Aexander's back iiue.
Tint part OF the Land lying between the rives and ~.
Georgetown road, has been laid off ntr Lots Of .as
acres corresponding With fqsares in 7ewn and Fair.
Ak, Royal, Pitt, ST. AfaEh, Wellington, and CoIum".
eects exended, with crois ftrcet Of the fame wd
and will be fold in Whole half lquares; IT, Iapd we'd
of the George town road will be fold in lots Of rmts
to five acr.s each. as may bel accomodae parcha.e,
Comfortable trogblc HIS been taken to reader tb mi.
ear and freed from every pable incumbraucc or pref.
pea Of litigation.
The terms OF Sale will be one fourth Of the purcb,f.
money payable on The FIRE Gay of March next. a,dhe
remainder in tine and eighteen months negcciab.
will be required for the fr payment and iecuriy
o. tr property for the blauce. his property is beau
tifuy ituated for building Let, yrg in 6ug Flip from
The river the top Of the bill, whh rapxes with Mr..
Dul4nys houic, and The whole cf it fronting with full
view OF the Town. and extending back to 4 range Of
highly improved meadows; The patti and inrvey made
by Col Gipn, may be feen at any time On application
To
Charles Smms, J 49,.
George Deneale, :; 1,' fa~'
Edmuad 7. Lee, J ~ '"'' ~
Nathaniel Pendleton.
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December 9.
RAN-AW AY,
From the fubfcriber living in Fauquier County,
negro man named
Z A G. II A z Y.

FIE is very tall black fellow, clean linbcd,
las lot che finger next the little one on his left
hand, autters much in ipcakiag, and is about 10
years old.
He wa. at Mr.. Travis Daniels IN S,af irds
about fortnight ago, and had pats certifying
him to be a free man, fad to be fsncd with the
name of the Clerk of Fauquier. will give
Tiny Dollars to any per(on delivering me the
faid negro in Fauquier county, aud all lawful
charges, and Two Dollars extra for bis pats, OF
Twenty Dollars for lodging him in any jail 10
tfst get him again.
TAMES STIGLAR.
Il All matters of veaeIs are forewancd from
carrying him of.
Dec IS. p3w
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/ zOsW Rent,
For one year on modsyatc terms, and give INN
diate petition, my
HOUSE and LOTS.

in the town Of Damt.ies, adjoining The cout
houfe, and lately occupied by captain George
Williams, as tavern. The terms will be made
known on application TO Mr.. William Smith, o'
Domfries, or the subscriber.
The above properly ,eilI be fold TO the highse
bidder, en- a credis Of one, two, ana three years,
at Prince William cour, houfe, % the Sth CAV %
March next, being court day. A clear ard ~
dilputable title will be made TO the pufchsisT'
or purchaltrs, en- the dayof fale on he or my
giving bonds with approved lecr']ty, TO beal ii'
terest from the date ii nor punttualy paid.
A minute delcription of this property IS eeen'
co uanec-Aary, asst is prefunisd tho'e inclined "
rent eF purchale, Will lirf view the pvamii's.
lanes Mitchell,
Dec. II. 2aR2m.
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To LET.

A good three ao1y BRICK HOUSE,
On Prince freet, lately occupied by Mr.. Law
renee, between the flores OF MIR. Ranisy and MIR.
Hodgfon, poliefisn will be immediately given
for terms apply to AARON HEwks, who lives
four doors above, Or 10
JOHN HARPER, SER
Dec. 10. CO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29
INDIA GOODS.
This IS to gs0s Notice,
THAT the fubicriber hath obtained

THAT the fubicriber hath obtained
from he7O5phans' Court Of Alexsndrla County,
in the Difria of Columbia, Letters Of Admin
ftration on the pesfonal cftate of David Grabam,
late Of the faid county Of Alexaodrla, deeeafSd.
All perfons having claims againR the faid deceaf-
ed, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the fame, with
the vouchers thereof, to the (ubfcrber at or be,
fore The Ii day Of July next they may other
wife by law be excluded from all benefit OF the
faid efate.
Given under my hand this alf day Of Deem
Der, 1905.
David Wilton Scott,
Administrator of David Graham, deceafed.
All perfons indebted TO the iaid estate are here
by required TO make Immediate payment to the
Administrator.
Dec. 81. 2awow
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NOTICE.

THE fubfciibess and members Of the Mutual
Aamancc Society againff Fire Oh Buildings ofthe
Rate Of Virgins, are hereby requefed to attend,
their onnus general inserting, to be hcd IN the
capitol, in the city OF Richmond. on the iecond
iiay Of Ianuury next, agreeable to law. Thois
who do net attend in psron or by proxy, will
be reprefcntes By tie uSlllbcrs of the tsse legla-
fure repreisaing the county wherein the refpetfive
mep.bers ,eide, or by tlesteaator Of their reiPec
tive diitritts. 80
Principal Agent, M. A. S.
Richlnond, Nov. II. 1903.
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For Sale, BY
ROBERT g JOHN GRAY,
WHEATON's
GENUINE PATENT JAUNDICE
B I T E z S.

= MEDICINE extremely ufefnl when
N Jaundicy and Bilious Complaints are 20
prevalent among the citizens of America and the
Wet Indies. They are ufefuI and eficacious
Medicine for curing Janndicy and Bilious dilnr-
ders, and removing that linking, faint, diareGrd
feeling at the fomach, difficulty OF breathing, l9fs
Of appetite, and leepy, dull heavinefs in che fore
part of the day, weakness, and trembling of the
limbs, dizzinels of rhe head, and yellowneis OF
countenance, complaints 70 common to jaundiey
and bilious people.
Alto removing conRipstion Of the bowels, OBJ
Rruttions Of urine, cholicy complaints, pulSings
and purgings, indigefion, ick head ache, rhsu
matte complaints, &c. (Which ari(e from collec-
tion of four, bilious matter in the Gomachl and
at lcng referring the contribution TO arens,h and
yigor.
they are alto found very ucful to carry off
worms, and cure ricketty children, and may be
uitd with fafety in all contributions, ages and
fexes.
The many cures that have been effected in New
England, by the above medicine, tss may be
feen in the bills prevent the neceity OF further
recommendation.
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John Mafon.

N. B. MARIAN Mason continues TO teach
Reading, Writing and Needle work, and would
BOARD three or four girls on moderate terms.
Nov. s. 60
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e D u C A 10 N.

shall open NIGHT SCHOOL on Mon.
day evening next, ar my houic next door to the
Indian Qpeen on King freet; where pupils COM
mittedto my Care will be diligently infru6fed in
Reading, Writing 6 Arithmetic.
Thole perfons who are dfpoled to favour me with
their patronage GU the prcent location, will
pleafe TO call as foon as po6ible, that may have
it in my power TO make arrangements proper for
the order OF the fchool and improvement of the
cholars.