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THOMAS JEFFERSON.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.

AN ACT
haiirg an appropriation to Sf!y deficiency ~ an e5-
Preparation for fbs Epaors Of government during .bt
Prgni year, and making partial appropriation for
Je fame oSieH during tie year hogand cigbt brs
dred and fee.
BE erat7c! 5y tie Se71te ard Hogt of Ptsyej1z.s-
tees g tSt United States Of A,-ry;a, in LonsrtG a1r-
ded, That to make good deficiency of the sPpropr-
alton for the contingent expenses of both Houies of
Congress, authorized by act of the fourteenth of
March lat, the further FUN of two thoufand five
hundred dollars be, and the fame is hereby appropr
ated.
Sec. o 4Anf 5e IL further enaG7td, That towards
desrayug the expence of firewood tationary and o.
Their contingent exPences of both toues of Congres
during the year one thouland eight hundred and five,
the fun of three thouiand dollars be, and the fame
hereby is appropriated which feveral iums fall be
paid and discharged out of the fund of fix hundred
thouiand dollars reierved by the at9 making pro-
vlllon tor the debt of the United States"
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker eft5e Ho4f IF RtprslintAtives.
a. BURR,
PfefPrdent Of TIE United StateJ ard PreiItat of b.
Senate
December s, 1901.
APPROVED,
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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THREE DWELLING HOUSES

TO BE RENTED.
.nNE htuate at the foot Of Adams hill, and but a
- imall dtance from the Mafons Hall, lately occu-
pied BY Mr.. Thomas Underwood; ON this lot tbgre
IS very good and well enelofcd garden, well Of ex-
cellent water and other convenences.
One other ftuate in the alley between the free,
leading to Shocko warehoufc, and that Trading 70
Mayo's Bridge, lately occupied by MIR. John Rob
bins.
The other Gtuate in the back freet near Harris
Tobacco mandatory and the Rock Distinguishing
large garden well inclofed and al prelent occupied
by MIR. Henry Tomplins.
PoheflioH Of the two FRI defcribed may be had
Immediately, aud OF the other on the First Of January
next.
Apply to JOSEPH CALICO.
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
light Coachce, nearly new, with plated mounted
harneis. complete for two hcrles
18th Oaober. (eplfA
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: With to employ without family as an
AnifIant in my School at the Hot-Springs in the
county of Bath, who can come well recommended for
his iobriety, morality and integrity and qualified to
teach Arithmetic and Surveying. Such perion will
meet with encouragement by applying to the Rev'd
Mr. Blair, or Mr. Peter Tinley, in the city of Rich
mond; Capt John Beae, in the county of Betetourt,
or the lublcriber at this place
FRANCIS CRUTCHFIRLD.
Hot-Springs, Nov. 81 (epswl
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t6n autnnritu.

RESOLUTION exprcIive of the ferfe IF Congress of
the gallant conduct of captain Stephen Decatur,
the officers and crew of the United States ketch In
tripd, in attacking in the harbour of rripoli, and
dettroyng TrPolitan friga,e of forty four guns.
RgSiVed By TIE Saatc end Hoyt sfReprctntaiiVcs #
TIE Unod Sta.e5 Of Aarsra in Cosgre5 a1crr6!a That
the PRECEDENT of The United States be requeted pre-
TENT, IN the name of Congress, captain Stephen De
catur, Sword and each of the officers and of
the United States ketch Intrepid, two months pay, as
tetimony Of the high Tense entertained by Congress
OF the gaaty, good conduct and Iervecs of captain
Decatur, the officers and of the aid ketoh, in
attacking in the harbour of Tripol, and detroying
Tripolitan frigate of forty four guns,
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker q fbe HoYs Of Repr9tnfaiive,.
a. BURR,
Fs-Pr5faat eftbe United Sf::e ars rejiSss. of tie
Senz!e.
November %, So4.
APPROVED,
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

+ HE subscriber 6as taken a kojs oftbis te-e-
l. mint for a unnL.r IF ye1y;, and bei PIT II in a
'fots " rsGir tobeb e7deyS not rios 10 any in is
City, B1dSI fbe Ta0eyr be 6as Gial6ea LaiLiags 4eel
eafeSfo Accommodate tbg 7Vjo are arxiors ofpyeafey
friOacy fLar fa0tyn gfaoLiy qa,. 7b55 feaeorerts
aen tie fpbe 7na,|, and zrfbis f-yo barSy.l yayA
fbt Capital Try In0e deededadOaaage5 ovt, any otbty
b0gs in 6i5 City, 7gib ree7 TO bor air and excellent
7gn'eT. lie bar coon srABLRs and a eOafant pbly of
De 6eF FORAGE HeteTdr' J,pers 10 biz yic1ds and
fDbfe and eyrs Gr,7 i5of no sria7yIl gaming, no,
any o'bey 6ratee 7cbb mgf, in any dgres bare ten
de1y 10 d?ycy TIE Peees efbJ b0y will ever b. i,qit-
tod
EDWHRD HdLLAM
Rirbwozd, Sebfsrg5ry %.
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HE WHITE HOUSE at Hanover Court
i b0lfe, t2gefbtr qoifb the lots adjoining tbere-
TO- fbat are not 0ff0ebed to the 7averr. The bouc
o6feef.
DISC, for rent, a field containing about IN
bn8dyed acres adjoining The p,emije5, zveN calcu-
lated for the cai.i1a!ion Of corn. THE aboz,e pro-
Perty ev"V b. rented .IfpHrately or togetbsr, as
may BET /tit tko)c gviGine 10 rent. terms zyiA
be n'aoIe h"oe0a by tbe JubJeri6er Gving at Tire
ComibOgjG.
BARBARY o. THILMAN.
DEE. l.
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THOMAS coURTNEy-r,r,o.-

FRY respectfully begs periuiifion TO acouaint the
' public, that he ELL continues to occupy the
houie on the Main-areet oppoite the Bank, and i'm
mediately above Mr.. Davis's Prnting-Ofce. He
tenders his mott grateful Acknowledgements to ,hoe
gentlemen who have been 70 obging as to favor him
with their cuAom; and aGures them and the public
generally that no exertion fhal be wanting TO enirc
= continuance Of patronage.
- Two or three good workmen would meet
with employment. by applying above; and couple
OF active lads are wanting apprentices.
Dec. l.. eptf
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NOTICE.
T6s Jo'd to tbebigbsfbdtr, on tie ourH BtagcSly in
Deern6rr rext, G: Hanever Court Hopc.

T6eJodt to tbt bg55fbidAr, on tie Fourb Wtdq1Sly in
Dserzbv rsSt, q: Haneper Couyl- HopE
he Seat 7rbeyeon the fu5lsribe, nozv res Contain
ing 6ef70e:n three and /oSr bpad,ed ssye,, of oals
Die Turning land Tbi' fnaion eo1gbirc, an 1rary rrt
raj aaOa"tggt AZ ,7f IN tie comfy. lis bce,ed (, be-
equally beahty zgi any in its rieirty the aeg56op,bsed
2p"Hsf aed Gg'ee06is and naegoog aLrs? at Be 4ooy
PffH'ia'!y adapted 10 rssonai ge1iieuau; 5c;rg
7'f6i7 f1Ofnty miles otbe city IF RieJagora tx Of Bs
FOayfboge, f7vo Of Hanover tO7pn, fix Of Weuv-CoaL
ant JonT Of an excellent manufacturing MILL On ri,
/a'7 IL Vs,y aei0H' dwelling boge G5m-zeJaf OFT If
eair brit in forabe good condition far tie yccsstioa
large and gea'erl /a1yj htebnu abpoe 6ajeed
large lar" IN Veyy good rfai,, and oeG eceeuf oss
ortba,d 7eib Va,isty Of obey fine mt-TB. teygt IF
alt 'gH be, onefbvd IF pne 'vovcy qid on ID, d1y
q Jniti one third, fbas day fzOrfve mo1fjs aad,
tier f6i'd in fix moabS from tie bc,iai at zoJieL The E
eoHd Poy@e7 bceomet dne Tbe bonds 10 bnay igtyce 6
TIE ddi'' j not PrTtfnny paid ard drd efiypS On He
fn"d, fojrnye bf baymeqt5 ef TIE f7oo ioR Galurai,
Hny Pf61 Tobo may 7Uj6 70 Vic7O Ire Eys qDY obsiv
tof5' JaGf'J'r, ., in L ocncc to BfGJs LarY YoaeJ.
Je6' d1d's6a, Ed7oa,d Hnrd,y, 7rbo ,ea a,,, n.
Pynmyy. BA1HJKSC JTOH:Ts
HaH2vr CeSn!y, Rov. l1.---(fA.J
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SADDLERY.

John MENERY, SADpLER, relbeHtnNy in
> farms the public in general, and bis friends in
particular, that he has juR reeeiDed an eleeaa.
and 4veN cb9len a00r4n,ent of Saddlery. Coacb
egS A%ra5G lh'foSufiugJ, II,b6ip5, Spurs, Je. &c.
&c. lad in Under bis osOn INFECTION, qubere6y he
/" e7a6fra TO c3er them on tie meR reduced
teyyj.
Nove,,75ey 81
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NOTICE.

a IL ptyfszs isAtt.a 20 q. k1t: f,z7 sr BUCIIA-
"A NAN, DUNLOP q co. u Pefe,jg.rr, RO-
BERT POLLOK u co. Of Riciaaond, and ID N-
LoP, POLLOK 81 co. Of JlmeLeFe,, are 6e,s5y
Nc.fed, tbat srrrs D1sp, iafs psrfr,y in tie cto3e
eanesas, bci Jreoae fare6tr IF fbe oararry dttf,-
ft:y yOHfberfore Be fiedso weke payngc: 70 Hr. et,
7o'reiin' rcdiag ia EieLS7ond, ne 5tyiGry r.I,s
IN Pde5Hg zrbO 1i0ne authorized 70 naie eol7ian5
ard grant SitJc,ge5.SEs UW be iYS;yriaaiciy eaz,-
r-c7ei sCaigf al zr5o do no. max. payss. bcre ne FRI
,f February nest.
JOIN DUNLOP, attorney
For JAMES DUNLOP.
Pcteyt5nyg, Nov. Is, 1904. eff
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sIift.ranse agatn9 5ctre.
Plank Fire 0Eee, Lonesa,
H. lnn

FSa"'S E"e ODee, Lonesa,
Mey /, 500.
HE numerous and deRrreive Fires which have
happened within the period Of thetyyo lah years,
IN different parts of Europe and America (y1ore past
GUAR IN the towns Of Liverpool in England, Cohen
burg IN Sweden, and Norfolk in Vrgnia,) render II
proper to remind all perfons who ponefs proper,,
in the United States of America of the utv Of ,f,t.
ance.
The Phoenix Office of London is an innitu.;on f,e-
hcently known by the very large and important oes
It has PAID in coiiequenee Of the exenfive cornaqra
tons IN the cities and of America TO Cuch fTsr
ers ashaveha the prudence prote ;erpreperty by
iniurance.-The Phoenix Company deeply regret that
owing to theexpenlc ofleriousand continued
the buildings and ltores in the timber towns nos,tera
on nor rendition on fuch riGs canbernadca. rrefer,.
but the Directors hope from the increaf Of brick and
Rome buildings, and other improvements of fec,,rit
that the period is far diftant, when thev viii he ~
bic generally, to mitigate the rates of inf,rance IN
North America; ard they confidently preC,ne tba,
the PromPttude and honor with which thev have UNI
formerly fulfilled their exteniive engagements have
unequiVocay etablifed the olidity credit, ard gosd
faith Of the Company.
Inc Phoenix Company grantinlurances upon but.
dng', goods and fhips whlR in dock or in harbor.
IRON lois or damage by fire, upon the mot moderate
ana equitable TERMS and perons derous Of feeuripg
their property yPolicies from this company are re-
queed to tranlmt their orders to their correpouders
in Great Britain.
Nov. g. ep1st.
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IND FOR SALE.

TEVHE SUBSCRIBER offers for fale a tract Of
4 Land, containing fix hundred and thirty acres
lying on Black Water, in Mathews county, adjoining
Mr. John Peytons, Philip Iabb's and Hunley Gayles's
lands, well known by the of the Battery T,ae7
The fertility of foil equal not hyperion to an, land
IN the county. The iruation is remarkably pleaiant
and healthy the land is well watered and heavily tim
bered On it there three tenenents the houies
are ,olerably comfortable, and the fences generally
good at one of thofe places there is a very good
Peach and Apple Orchard, and the Battery i,felf is
mott capital itaud for fore and tavern being half
way between GlouceHer and Mathews contributes.
and the inhabitants generally wealthy and punfual in
their dealings. The whole of the land being immed
ately on the river, where the be fin and oyRers are
Saught renders it mott deirable iitua;On. Amy per-
ION inclined to purchaie viii be lhewn the premifes,
and terms made known, OH application Capt lanes
Gibion, at the Battery,
GEORGE E. DUDLEY.
Mathews County, December s. sp2w
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]. TOMPKINS

> ESPECTFULLY informs thoSe concerned,
N that be has renio1,ed the backs and pasers Of
tie late concern Of Robert Pollok g Co. and Dun
Iob, Pollok g Ca. TO n nesv Brick RouG near,
tie Bqyfn, and directly obpofteso the Scaif-Youf.
Hbeyr he bas far .Eaie, a .tezv pipes Of Old
COGNIAC BRANDY, efJlperior qualify.
DecetnberlI.
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Lombardy and BaIlum Poplars
Currents, Gooieberries and Strawberries of forts
Grape Vines OF forts, Artichokes and Aiparagufs
Soo's' together with variety OF Towering ruhs
Flower Roots and Seeds and Role Buhes. and r,,II
quantity OF Garden Seeds of this years growth.
ALSO--rnay be had with the nurlery NEGROES
3of which are well acquainted with Gardening and
Nnriery work. ALSO Horles, 5 Steers, Cows
and the nuriery and farming uteniIs, which if not
ioid by the III day of May next, will be fet up at
Public iale on that day, until which time he will con-
tnue TO fell Trees &c. &c &c. on lower terms than
ulual.
Orders lett with Mr.. George Groenhow at Rich
mond, Meilrs. John and Sam Penihon at Peterc
burg, will De duly attended to with difpatch.
"lhiaHlourS' NOV. "a ep!M.
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PETER BEIIETT.

NJ URSERY and SCOTSMAN, at WilliarI-
! Y burg, intending to remove to the fate of New
York, offers FOR SALE, bis NURSERY; con-
tanning 20 acres of rich manured Land, with about
100000 TREES, of which $4,000, con[ning as
follows, are fit to be traniplanted this feafou.
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w. COWAN,

NJATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, one door
w below the Eagle Tavern-repairs Watches
and Clocks of every defcription the ihorteft no.
tice.
w. c. returns his grateful acknowledgements to
his friends and cutomers, and hopes CONT
nuance of Pait favours
N. 3. He has oil hand few good Watches, with
variety Of Chains, Seals, Keys, &C. Which he will
dhpofe of low for CATH
December 4-(eofc
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JUST RECEIVED.
A FIRE SK AS so

Fresh ASSORTMENT
II ii IS IND SyO re
Gen'emen's New-York Ladies' Gpangled, lace
and London nranulae- trimmed Sc plain, white
tured blk. & drab Bea- and coloured Kid cI;,s
vers, Gators, and Ro- and ties
runs. Do. Morocco do
DO. leather do.
Servants glazed, Cancels Miles Kidd ana Norcc-
h'iF and wool do co Slips.
:. Children's Morocco Shoes.
G I"aths & Infants do Gentleinen's fuperfine
Childrens Morocco Caps Shoes and pumns
ana trimmings Do. Suwarrow Booss.
For SALE t7'0 Doors GL0oe the Eagle Tavern, BY
JUDSON & BURR.
On CoNSIGNNaYT,
One trunk Calcoes, Glas, and silk s. cotton sbavIs
Two tons bef country refined Iron
December 4. ETC.
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ASTONISHING INVISIBLE LADY.
THE ACOUSTIC TEMPLE,
ZrcomSytbesfJhe C,IFai, 47f y1qslsing Mir


Is now exhibiting in Richmond in the ero(s ftreet
leading rom the Main Street between the Eagle and
the Union Taverns, at the houle lately occupied by
Mr.. Pollard, and lince by Mr.. WARREN as the Profile
Office.
>flE amateurs of fcience and curious experiments
Il will lind in this exhibition the mott furprifinp
phenomenon that has ever been difcovered in acou
ics; the proprietor therefore PERFUMES 10 atter him
ief that the enlightened and liberal public will honor
his performance WITT the fame degree of applaufe
which has 70 uniformly attended it in Paris, London,
Liverpool and New-York.
Il'ia'*PGfl6he dDrieakar aalqbtieal hg6ou,
Which Profeflc; to expofe the practices of artful
"Hb9hors pretended mqgieiasl and es0reJ and to o.
pen the eyes of thoe who Gill foter an abGurd belief
in gb,, 7ytee eor4,aiiorr, d1uonias. SC. will ena-
bic the attentive oblerver form juR idea of the
articles by which they impoled the e,rluops and
J1b'gf9a', IN this and former ages and afford ALTO to
the ipecator an nteretingand Peaing entertainment
Dstiriplioa oft5s Exhibition.
In q temple representing thole where the Egypti-
ans delivered their oraces, is lrna altar and cryf-
tai (as decrbed by Dr. Dee &c) for committing FIJI
rs From this proceed the oIas for conveying uuef
tions and aniwers. The whole apparatus is uncou.
needed with surrounding ob;eds
a conversation may be held on any fnbiea-fnr.
ing laughing, breathing, &c elofe to the ear of the
audience deer5iag their number dieis, motion, SC
without any vilible interference Of agency, and f.
completely dceeving the icnies appear to be the
elfecf magic.
Ihe above wonderful and incomprehenlible exhi
6ition, which has excited the alonifment and craft
ned the cu7ioy cf'the amateurs of fcience and the
public in general in London, &c. IS now exhibiting
with Improvements, as above delcribed
~ Hours Of Exhibition, from o'clock ill arl
lrr-r, % Ell Il .,r.Ir G.. - I'll
Admttance IS ce~ts--Children SO.
Nov. i. (eptG
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FOR SALE-at Rockets.

He LOT and two ftory BRICK HOUSE, con-
Il tanning three tenements, which the fubfe riber
purehaied at the fale of George Nchollon deceafed
The lot is well ftuated for warehoufe and the brick
building Tor bake -houfe lunber-houfe, or Tobacco
Factory. IOHN ELLIS.
November ID If
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fail ana jra0;o,tatIe e ,oos.

= OBEET JOHNSTON is now opening central
II aTSESe ell feleGed Agortmen, Of FHiL az
fASHfoNABLE GOODS, which he will iell OH
moderate terms for Cam, Produce, hort creGi,
by Wholefale or RETAIL
AMONG WHICH ARE:
Superhne & coarie cloths Ruia and Iriih iheet;nos
Calimeres & coatings German Olnaburgs and
Mancheher and patent 'gic.ienburgs
cords CbintzYs CaII,ocs ,
Swanidowns & hannels Carlbricks
koie' point & duiil ban India LuteRrings and SG--
kets fins
boys Morocco caps ironrongery * Cutlery
ladies fhoes & Eippers Gun Powder and Paten.
Steel backboards and cell Shot
lars Looking Clafes & Their
Oil cloths s. oil fones moneters
iriih linens and brown Whips, Spurs, &c. &C. &c.
Hollands
Nov. Z. ,h.c
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John HENRI has imported in the Zip LAroxA,
y captain lhurRot, from Liverpool, few fn,alI
boxes Of we'll aforc ed 1-4ths T2tSI1 MEN ppreba-
fed in Dublin in Julg; which, with fne old london
p'rt,sl~t sli )tiita VINE, nppcs aud half pipes,
he offers lor ial. o. modetate ter1I,,
EoY al e,6.
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with Boots or Shoes as well if they were on the
iPot.,-..--A-the length of the ot.-.C-round the
Calf...Bthc pitch of ditto.-.D-ropnd the heel and
initep~."E-round the inftep-.G-acrofs the bail Of
the foot Fix the heel againf a perpendicular, and
lick knife at the end of the great toeiet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters in the diff
ferent meaiures. Iune So ep6m.
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FALL GOODS.

WILLIAM TEMPLE has reeeiz-f Dr. t5e
w Trip EisvGrd and Charles, from LoRdon
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
fnifdbLe to The approaching Gajon. He expects an
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY,
70 eo11p!eat bis oPortmrnt, BY The hip Saiiy from
Loqdo", and L0ion0 from liverpool ; svLicb b
SOiH d'lboje of0n bis fyicai Iosy terms.
SEPT. 8. epT
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Ef- PERMISSION. ]
B L 4 r & H A MILTON.
10 opened at Mr.. HALLAN's Was5inetor Tn,
NEW COLLECTION OF
THOMAS JEFFERSON.

Is n't0 opened at AIr. HaLLAN's Was5ingtor Taveyn
NEW COLLECTION OF
W II K Fl G. UR S:
SUPERIoR to any in America; among which are
- itriking hkeneis and representation of the late
unfortunate u L, fought between Col. AARON
Burr, Vce-PreiIdent OF the United States and Gen.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, wherein Cen Hamilton -
Imported by his iecond after receiving the mortal
word, while Col. Burr led from the field by his
ieeond-a riking representation OF the place where
the duel was fought upon fcenery which adds much
to this interefting approximation, Stc-and number
OF SELECTED FIGURES, chofen from the beit ielec-
lions in America.
~ MUSIC ON an ELRcAyT ORGAN.
ADMITTANcE.-5o cents for the fri admiiIion-
and no Perton is admitted the eeond without paying
half price-25 cents.
December 6. er,F
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ENOCH SULLIVAN,
JEWELLER q HAIR-WO
[lire door below the Eagle Tavern,)
= EGS leave inform the public that he has for
- Sale, FAsgToY<EtE ASSORTMENT OF
JEWELRY & SILVER WARE;
6jo, 4 HfNDSoME SUPPLY OF
LADIES ELEGANT COMBS, POCKET BOOKS, sc.
Dee. s. ep If.
DURR MILL STONES, OF ALL SIZES; and
I'D PLASTER OF PARIS, of all excellent quality,
FOR SALE, As USUIL,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON
the Market
Dec teptf]
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r. SuLLY.

Portrait and Miniature Paiafry.
l. PFCiMFNs ofhs work may he leen at MS rooms
y above Dmiinure & Turner's Grocery Mann
Street, Richmond.
DecesiaeT 4. (eptfN
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PATES's ALMANAC-FoR Iso5-PubIi6-
- ed By MlT5. Davis q Courtney, may be
6Ad at the Office Of the Enquirer.
Sebtembsr 10. epff
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EDUCATION.

/ WOOD has opened, at his room, formerly the
y tchool room of Mr.. Harris, oPpoite to Mr. Cop
lands, IN EPENING Glass, from the hours of
even to nine, for the of Drawing and Painting,
and the ieveral branches of the Mathematics including
the higher parts of Arithmetic, Geography, Altrono-
my and Surveying.
Evenings of tuition Tuefday, Thurfday and Friday.
The Students who attend are at liberty to devote
the whole OF the hours either of the above arts
aud licences, or to apply both Drawing and N1athc-
mates, the latter being taught by lecture.
Terms Two Dollars and one halls per month, paid
at entrance Novel,. (eptf
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and Ohio, to afccrt2il what aiiifance can Nc Oh
tanned from thoie Rates in opening the rapids of
the Ohio river, and the amount Of the .ums eli
Their of thofe fates viii pay Gfany) for that pur-
po.c and the Governor will report the fame
TO the next Leg nature.
Approved, December 9th, 1903.
n true cobp from tie original rail-,
HARRY TOULMAN, See ~ estate.
A Copy.
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P. A. PETICoLAs & HIS SON AUGUST

Professors OF MUSIC,
ESPECttJLLY inform the Ladies and Gentle
y men of the city of Richmond and It's vicinity.
that they intend to teach MUSIC on th. PIANO
FORTE or HARPSICHORD.
orders from Ladies or Gentlemen, left at MIR.
F!einer (u.e Riiing Suu) Mr.. Candles Rore.
will be particularly attended to-
~ p. \. p. TUNES INSTRUMENTS
- MINIATURE PAINTING geod hl,cncf-
les, warranted by himfcn Dee. /. T&S6t
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q IL PeFions having claims againii the ei:a.e &c
1 = Mahbey0 Byane5, deceaied, of Cheherfied ccuu-
ty' are requeted to come forward and efablh then,
that may make provifion for paying the fame before
make eioie OF my executorniip of fad eGate.
ARCHIBALD WALrEALL Tx'or
Cheterfeld Dec. 6. eth 81.
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ITO be eonfinncd.)
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In GfHFr1i HDcDI6Iy.
WHEREAS it iS important to The citizens
ofthis ftate, and II the ievcra tates bordering
on the river Otio, and who depend on the
channel for the conveyance of their produce to-
market, that the rapids Of the faid river fhould
be opened, fo as 10 make il more iafe for the
r1!l,ge Of ve0els attending and defending the
Jaid river Wherefore;
Rcioiq,cd U7epimog1y, By fJs Senate and RoNf
e Rltyel 1taii1es, That the Governor Of this
tate I've requcRcd to corrcfpoud with the Co
-=r1~rs of the Rates of Virginia, TGaafylvania,
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RazihOR's Elixir.

A fovereign remedy for Colds obeina,e
Coughs, Aahmaa Sore rhroats, and approach
ing CoufumpiionS.
To Parents who may have children Afflicted with
The Hoping Coagb.
This difcovery Ia Of the drl magnitude, as il
affords immediate relief. checks the pro.ref.,
aud in ihor; tine entirely removes the moil
ceuel diloEdsr toswhich children are liable rhe
Elixir is 20 pAr;ecty agreeable, and the dofe 10
small, that no difficulty arilcs in taking it.
From LII TIER MARTAiNJ eCq. attorney ge
neral OF the Rate of Maryland
CzMTLrM1s--l comply with your reqaea in
Eating mY opinion OF Hamiton's Elixir. It has
bcsn ufed in my family for two or three years
PsG with uniform luccefs, whenever colds,
eJnghe, or iuiilar complaints nave rendesed medi-
cine neceiiary. have myfe'f found it an excel
tut aud agreeable remedy for very painful and
troublefoue affection Of the bresft. accompanied
with Gorene9!, and wiki oblru6ted and difficult
breathing.
On tbelc accounts, do not hefiste to recon-
mend Hsu,ilton's Elixir a. a valuable medicine
aud defervIng public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.