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magniAeent spectacle. and instructive
lesson. L eonsecrates the principle OF
hereditary power, and opinion, for the
happiness Of France whose revolution
itterminates, and for the example Of Eu.
rope whose errors i prevents. " :.
The human mind troubled with the
worst Of diseases, the disease 81 psrftc-
ton, has wished 20 create . new race
Of men; to form new societies and ano-
ther world. But soon frightened 1t its
work and wearied with its efforts, has
returned 10 the track Of experience, and
submits 10 the authority Of ages. Il Is
az the moment IL recognizes ID limits,
the human mind & truly enlargeds Il 10
tthe moment itlearns 10 check its weak
ness, thatitjustly directs the exercise Of
its powers. The remembrance Of 10
past deviatious will afford . useful fore.
Isight /; and the fear Of falling into 10 FIRST
sxcesses win not hurry i into the cen
trary extfsine. ~ -. =
We shall NOT witness the deadly stupor
Of slavery succeeding the mad tninulsof
democracy. No Citizen First Consul,
Iyou would not command bnt q free PEG.
pie ; We know L. |; and win thefefore o
hey you always. The Departments Of
lgovernment win Be balanced with wis-
dom; they win preserve ever ding that
win support, nothing that On destroy,
liberty. The imperial goyesnment win
confirm al the blessings ofths Consulate,
and will increase them. The former
| needs less force than the latte. The Sc
curity Of hereditary power win temper
all ID measures. Il Is less Vigorous for
Il has fewer obstacles TO v{nquish, and
smaller dangers 70 eneountci; the great
erits moderation the more Controlling
| is influence and fit aimsat extention,
Il relaxes and destroys itseli Thus the
prerogatives Of the Emper9, better de-
fined, win be more limited han those Of
the First Consul The dagger Of facti-
on compelled the establishment of tenn
porary Dictator: These tines are past:
Msn0rchy i regenerated liberty must
be immortal; the dictatorship expires,
and natural authority eonmenees It's
reign. SO : - J, s.. KS
tsignedJ FoNTANEs.
This famous declaration ii favor Of
MoNARcHf, was preceded by the follow
ing expression Of the wilkof the LeGisla-
tive Body - !,
They declare their ,DiA fvseuj . fol
lows-That Napolean Bonaparte, First
Consul, shall Be declared Emperors that
the imperial dignity should be Hereditary
in his family that the representativr
system should Be established on solid
basis and thar the civil institutions
should receive a character Of greatness
daeto the Majesty ofthe French nation,
guaranteeing q once the authority of GO
ysrnnent and the liberty Of the people.
Similar requests to the great Napoieon,
that he would become Emperor D the
Gaafts have been made by several Clues;
and detachments Of the army. :. = r.:
I-RHR Df0HP On acToyf.- anxwxn~,Ri,-
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y TIE ADDRESS,
Ofshs fegisistise BODY Of France % tie
x;sst Consul. .5 ! :. :
CtTlsaN FIRsT CoNsuL,

The member of the Legislative body
are no sooner reassembled, than they re.
ciprocate I common zeal for their coun-
trys and It this important epoch they
cannot eel indifferent TO the national win,
% loudly and % generally exPressed.-
Scattered over the various departments
Of this vast empire, they know its wants
and habits. They know that the energy
and action, Of the power which governs.
should Be commensurate with the extent
Of territory and population. Whcnth
relation, established by nature, is ne.
glested by the kgislato, his word must
pefish. -. 81 20 /, =
The chief blessi1lig Of man s tfanquili-
q and peace and these depend on per.
manent Institutions. The supreme pow
er which guarantees them, ought there
fore % be secure from the caprice Of elec.
sisns. Every elective government i in-
eonstans, violent md helpless - the pas
sions Of MEN, whilst hereditary power
gives 10 The social system DE force, the
continuance, and eoustznsy 1t die de-
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80 IVY, IN lne Nc. sn'nsnl quAll-
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80. 49, eonuI ~ snell :. vilsoe " Expressing
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- e.sIy .nele alsSossls, :. tne
49,: 49, n-t,ons , 49, neLeolsary
eniei. 1ut TINS hlgh Magistacyn not
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~, .nlsI ought 70 DC tntelaI, ceases
= S g nxAol, wnen y = n9t NATIONAL
Nouoe,sss moss mign.y &c.
mgs Wers not gods Mnom genera int.
- osined, mo ss.oela.eo N brilliant
ano mseeessanle spheres, INA. iaw pro-
chained NOM suen hlgh aufnority, might
nave tne more sPlendors ecnsroul and
lnnSen:e. but e ne gr,ndeur q mon.
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LONDON, Iune S.

sAONDONS Juue De = .
a. The Prussian Minister 70 the Diet Of
the Empire and the Minister Of the E.
-lector OF Baden, have PRESUMED . YER
bal Note upon the subject ofthe EmPe-
ror Of Russia' recent communication. II
cautiously avoids any opinion on the sub
ieet but It states that the courts they're
present entertain well founded hope,
that the First Consul himself win be in-
clined to give full and satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION Of the subject.
Thus the FIRST effect Of the Emperor
of Russia's note has been to render it inn
possible for Bonaparte to decline making
some apology for the outrage of which
Ill are equally sensible. There 10 q tie
midity, indeed, in the conduct even of
the principal Germanic Powers, in wait
ing for an explanation while they would
have been perfectly justified in demand
ing reparation. If Bonaparte delays his
explanation, it will remain for the Ger
manic Body to demonstrate. What has
already passed is so far important a. It
recognises the right to Satisfaction 80
that the matter viii NOT be allowed 10
dtop. go =. :: -
Whatever may be the sentiments ofthe
Continental Powers, We see no probable.
~, whatever that even the plan of confe.
deraey can be matured and adjusted, 50
. to admit of any important measures
this year. Some Of the people are 80 SAN
guine that they see none Of these difieui.
ties. -. - ). = .,
Z Il IS said that a camp Of near 10000
troops WILDE formed near Pest, in Hun.
gary, for III. purposeof exercise. That
is net exactly the spot where an army
destined, to oct against the dominions
of France would be assembled. q"
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HamiifoH's Elixir.

A fovereign remedy for Colds, obainate
Cough, ai,hual Sorc Throats, and approach
ing Curium 2tions,
10 Pa,ens' who may have children aGliaed with
Tie Hoping Cougb.
This difcovery Is OF tie 6rf magnitude, as it
affords immediate reiief, checks the progrefs
and in mort time entirely removes the mott
cruel difords' % which children are liable The
Enxir j. 70 perfectly agree BILE aud the dole 70
small, that 10 d,tfcD'y ariies in taking it.
from LII rHER MARIAN, efq attorney ge
n,ra Of the Rate Of Maryland.
GGHTLEnEa-i comply with Yoar reouea in
rating my opinion o! HarIiiton's Elixir. IL b1s
been uied in my family for two or three yelrs
pan with Uniform fuccei,, whenever colds,
coughs, or fmar complaints have rendered medi.
cine nceepary. have nyief found it an excl
leo; and agreeable remedy TO- very painful and
tr7ublefone afe Sion of the bre-R, accompanied
with fo-eneis, and With oblrIetcd .aad ditierle
breathing.
Ca thcie accounts, do not heitate to rccon-
mend Hao,iitou's Elixir as q valuable medicine
AID deltrviDs pdbhe attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
By LINES MADISON; Secretary Of STATE
of ske United StQres.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given,
in pursuance ofthe Act Of Congress pass
ed on the 26th March last, entitled g An
act supplementary 10 the acl, entitled An
act relative to the election of President
and Vice-President of the United States.
and declaring the officer who shall ACT as
President, III case of vacancies i'm the Of
tices both of President and Vice-Presi-
dent."-That the amendment proposed,
during the last session of Congress, to
the Constitution of the United States. re-
Spectpgthe manner OF voting for p resident
and Vice-Prestdent of the United States.
has been ratified bv the Legislatures of
three-Iourths of the several states, 10 wit
by those of Vermont, Rhode-Island, New
York, New-Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, Virginia, Cha, Kentucky. Tennes-
see, North-CarolnA, South-Carolina and
Georgia, and has thereby become valid as
part of the Constitution of the United
States.
Given under my hand at the CITY of
Washington, this twenty fifth day
OF September, 1904.
{Signed)
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ecutve authority of such state shall cause six lists
OF the names of the electors of the state to be made
and certified, and to be delivered TO the SAID cleo
tors on or before the day fixed by law for them to
meet and vote for President and Vice President,
and The said electors shall enclose one of the said
lists in each OF the certificates by them made and
sealed in conformity to the provisions fthis att
''''d OF the act TO which this is supplement.
NATL MACON.
Speaker oftbe House of Reioyesestatives,
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President If tbe Senate, pro ten. 9O,e.
March 26, 1S04-APpRovRb
til JEFFERSON.
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Tract Of Land,

Containing by estimation Il42 s 4 acres more or
less lying on both sides OF Reedy creek; there is
on the said land i two story dwelIir... house with
kitchen, smoSe house, dairy. weaving house,
overseer's house, and several valuable Out houses
with three orchards: the plantation Is IN good
order Tor a crop, and the land well adapted for
toSacco' corn, wheat and oats-One halt Of the
purchase money to be paid down. the remainder
IN twelve months. Bond with approved security
to be given.--Also, al the same lime and place,
Will be sold, on twelve months credit for ali sums
over ten doliars) several valuable Horses, the
stock OF Cattle, large quantity of Pork, Hogs,
and Sheep, some Household and Kitchen Furni
ture' Plantation Utensils, the crop of Corn, Fod.
der and Oats.
All persons having any claim or demand asains,
the said estate, requested to exhibit the same
TO me before the said sale, and those who are in
dcbied are desired to make immediate payment.
PETER IAMKIN, Ew'r Of
Sharp L0n,tiHs dec.
s. Part of the cultivated land win be sowed
IN wheat this fall. lam,ls
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
For the cure of certain deplorablc MaIady,
16e Indian Vegetable Speejfe.

The Medicines prepared by Richard Lee
have been in high eiimatiou and general ute
throughout the United States, for upwards Of fix
ysarS (; many Of them aFe fold for Ieis than the
drugs of WHICH they are compounded could be
pprehsfed at a retail fore.
it is no uncomfortable evidence of their utility,
that during the above period, numerous imitati.
ons ofeVery article (the production of ignorance
aud independence, urged by envy and penury)
hsve intruded on the pnb!ic, feen day and then
periihed Others now fuccesded them, which in
Like manner ATE fait defending to the tomb of
the Ca2ulets," while remedies become more
generally ufed and acquire daily aceelion of
well earned celebrity.
To prevent the impoli5ion Of WORTHLESS or dam
gerous preparations, purchaIers are rsqueiied to
remember, that an engraved label, with the fig
nature OF Richard Lees (to counterfeit which is
felony is atnxcd each of his genuine edic,nes
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echs Of a letter fam III. Aeqry .Acte,man By;ci.

ccns eta letter fom III. Hesy ickya,an. Bricf-
tGger, 'lI<,aSiGe-saesf, near Dr0sl4ts0y, h!y.
81. 1900.
SIR 1t would BE ungrareful were to with
hold my teaimopy in favor of dami!sons Wortn
Dseroying LOzenges had been between FIVE
and tx years paa much indifpofed, aud otteriy
ofreu tormcnted with tererc griping and pains II
thc bowels. irorbied with offenGve bree,h. and
with violent feveriih fits, ard other obvious r
IONS OF worms bur frequently hearing your
Worm I.ozeGgcs accommodated in oaf-s Grlilar 20
miae, determined on a tria! O. them. q. my att
re!ouTce- The irit dUfc evacuated tweivc or
thirteen feet Of tspe worm; other dole we're
taken ~hieh brought away quantity OF niateec
hse broken ikins suj pscas Of worms fupooi-
the tape worai, voided at different times md
have exceeded iorty feet - he AlmoG in
credible heneSt received from this me deine,
induced nae 70 gave dOGe TO child OF niue " no
was Piuing anu iekly il produced ths fame good
tHeti in ttisnsance, expeIiing worm of diff
ierrnt hind, from niue to twelve inche. long, and
At the fame tinc reit6riag good fate of health.
lrensain, Sir, yours, sc.
HENRY ACKERMAN.
20 Mr.. Richard Lee.
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The Sovereign Ointment for The Itch,

Which is warranted aa inEalbie remedy at one
Application. and may be uted with the nlois pcr-
lea iafety by pregoant women OF on AN infant
weeS o!dj nnt contain particle of mercury, or
any dangerous Ingredients what ever and is not
accompanied with that sorn,enting fn,art which
attends the exhibition of other remedies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
NE Rs!0ratiOs PO1odsr for The
Teeth and Gums.
HAHN's GENUINE EYE WAFER.

HAMS GENUINE EYE WATER,
a ioVerien remedy Tor all difeafes ef the eyes
whether the efsef be Natural weakness or of aeci.
dent, ipeediiy removing in1smmarious, deaaai-
ons OF rheaa', duinefs, itching and flrns Oh the
eyes never iaiiirg cure rhofe maladies which
frequently 'uecsec the fmall-pox, neales and fe-
vcts, and wonderfully ilfengrhening TO weak
nght- Hundreds have experienced it, excellent
virtues when nearly deprived of fight.
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= '7'tVeTf'se'"en|s, net e-rceedingu square
~ fc2ssh, GrcinScr:c6 ia. stiS EcJtei for scvc1-
1y-}f0e ccnts the. first time three dollars ior
nTcc zDt1&S GO times Gsla f5r cucrr cIst;.
ii'ISerlion t"irfy-three GEMS. Inns, o,es
M inc same fsroi.orti0n-.uYlcss q shccixf con-
EsGcs be- D,yjr bv ine ,ear.
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TO RENT,
AND may be entered upon the first day of Deem
Der next,
A Tenement and Lot.
TO RENT.

At Charlotte Courthouse, consisting of good
store house and counting room, lumber-house,
and a small two story dwelling house. all nearly
new stable with some necessary out houses
The high commanding situation ofthis place gives
1t saubrious air. which makes IL healthy indeed :;
the prospect is handsome. aud the water is infe-
ror IN none in this pat of the country an agree.
able neighborhoud, and the inhabitants wealthy I;
the scie remarkable for the advantages of lis 10.
cal situation standing on one of the most public
post roads, leading dire6 from the northern tn
the southern sta'es, and to the market towns Of
Richmond and Petersburg, considerable part Of
the country trade centering at this place. TO a.
ny gentleman in the meIcanti!e line wanting a
pleasant and agreeable residence for his family,
and an advantageous situation for active business
wishing to rent may know the terms on applica-
ton to the subscriber, living near Charlotte court
house THOMAS READ.
22d September. 1904. wtd
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SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED 4
Grocery Store,

In the next house above the Eagle Tavern 1.-THE
property of MIR. Temple) where he has for sale,
SALT, COGNIAC BRANDY, HOLLAND
GIN, ANTIGUA SPIRITS, LOAF and
BROWN SUGAR, COFFEE, IMPERIAL.
and YOUNG HYSON TEA, PEPPER, ALL.
SPICE, GINGER, NUTNiEGS aud other
SPICES; SOFT SHELLhO ALMONDS,
QUEENS WARE, DEMIJOHNS, and sudry
other articles, which he will sell very low at
wholesale retail, for cash or country produce.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
O6ober II, 1908 wl2m
IT, Cash given for 7OBACCO, FLOUR, or
FLAX SEED
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JAMES MADISON.

The Printers of tte lazvs Of The United
States are requested 10 Publish the a6ove no
fijIcdfi0n and the anSe-red lasv, three fines
in their Gazeties.
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g AN ouNee OF fkEveNrroN 1s woRrn

q AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION rs WORTH A
FOUND OF CURE
FoT the prevention and cure of Bilious and Ma
lgnaut FeVcrs is recommended
Harris init B5ii0ai Pills.
The operation Of ,hcfs pill IS perfectly mid,
70 a. 70 he a.ed with fsf y by perlono 10 every
AtIaTi0n, anu OF every age.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
roR sALr AS AB6vE,

HaMTlf0at t9eate and Extrad. Of
Mufard,
fate and eGeaoal remedy for acute and
chr onic Rheumatilm, Govt, Rheumatic Gcut
Patty, Lumhago, Numbnefs. White SwelIiogs,
Chiib'snss SPtAins, Bruifea Pam in the Face and
Meek, Sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

The proprietor has lately prefentei TO the public
sye the teitimoay of the Hon. ~ c. Hanfon.
Chancellor q maryland, the Rev. MIR. Mol,her
aud OF other d'liinguiihed and refpea able chsrae.
trrs Inc following ca'es, OF more recent occur
renee, arc now yeipeo-,iy iubmitted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
HAMlLTON'S
Grand ReH0rafiUe,

IL recommended as an invaluable medicine for
the fpeeiy relief and permanent cure OF the yaIi-
ous complaints which refult from difIipated plea
fures--j Juvenile observation-disclosures in climates
uniarourabe to the contribution the immode-
rate uIe OF tea-trequent intoEication, or any o.
ther dctru3ive intenperlnee the unlkilul or
eK'enGve ufe Of me,eury-the difcaies peculiar
70 females at a certain period OF life-bad Iyings
in, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
Jonathan Dyke.

Organ Buiid.r, from Landau,
TuvEs and REPAIRS all kinds Of hfnicoi H..
s''HmeHS--Also, Ieaobcs The Rao.-Iie
at present resides at tie City Hotel.
Richmond, Ct,ober 9, 1890. g
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
Tbe Genuine PerEnn Lotinn.

So celebrated among the fashionable through
out Europe, "a an invaluable eoImetie, perfectly
Innocent and fate, free from corrofive and repsi,
lent minerals (the baso Of other oton,l and Of un.
FArsieied efficacy in preventing aud removing
blen''hes 10 the face and Kin, NJ every kind
particularly ireehies, pimples, indammatory red
BeiJ ieurfs' letters, ring worms, fun burn.
Priekly hea' &e,-The PerGan Lotion oper,tss
mildly wiihou, impeding that natural infenfbls
PtrpiFation' whish IS eTential to health vet i,s
meas are mccoy and psrmsuent, rendering the
it'n 0shea'eiy iot ard clear improving the com
PlsIicn. ard Tei-ofiig the bloom " ycgsa-- re.
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Toot5-Hcbe Dr0bs.

The only remesy ye, discovered, which gives
immediate and l.liins relisf il the moi levere H.
nsnccS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

yer failing to reuder an ordinary couutenanec
beautiful, and hlnifome one more 70.
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Valuable Medicines.


DUsLiC confidence h,, sever been more de-
L hbeTaieiY and hrmly repo'cd, and perhaps in
no in'iSuce more iully, than g anpears IN the ef
feacy o HAMiLrON'S Worm LOZGNGEs.
prepared ani fold, whoieiale and retail, by R1eii
A"D LgsS IS, Niaiden-lane, New York.
and IN Richmond, (oniy) at 5. Piealauss Psin,s
ing oiiee.
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The Ah0dyne Elixir,
For the cure Of every kind OF head ache.
The DemqM Lip-Salvs.
iatalhbls Ague and Eever Drops,

For the cure of Asues, Remittant and Intetunit-
tant Fevers.
Ihou!ands can teitify their being cured By
eheie drops after the bark and every other medi-
cine has proved insaetlual no. Que in hundred
has nad occadoo to take more thRa one, and mum
Ser5 not half a bottle.
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Lunemburg county, 18th July. 1904.
TO BE SCLD,

% the highest bidder. on Wednesday the 26th
day OF December next, AT The late dwelling
house of sharp Lamkin, dec. in this county
very valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

Mr.. Bailey has set out an orchard for me,
which think is done in a superior manner 70 any
j ever saw w4t" RI Cbjshdu
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

Supplementary 10 tie act. entitled " An act reiaiOe
70 f6s election ofd PresiGent ard Vice Presileut
Of ne United Stutrs, and dcclariag The Office,
Spbo sbaH act as President, IN case If vacaDcies
m fbr Offices both Of President aad Vtce- Pyesi.
dent"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

| A0Qr Dollars Per Amzum.. paid in aygaace.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
FOUR DAYS LATER.

BY the Oneida Chief, arrived at New
York, we bnve received London papers and
letters to the 22d OF February, and Lloyd's
lists To the 18th from which we make ex-
tra 1= for This lays Gazeue.--Tt appears
thu the king Of Great Britain continued
indisonsed. lis moIady is confidently
stated 10 be a nantal arrangement, accom-.
pariei with la~nine bodily debility. Our
letters represent the country to be in an
unparalleled situation. The subject Of n
regency during the kings confinement IS
openly discussed in ne pJhic prints; and
every circumstance indie 'fes crisis Nreg-
nant with events Of :hc highest moment.
P5H. Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31

Capt. CoAdr0, of the BRIG Eagle, who
arrived at New York OF Wednesday. the
oils inst. left 81 eaux the 2i,t OF last
month. Just before IS; sailed, and ,hr;ng
on embargo Of % days (Which was raised
the 1l,h) 5000 French troops. including
cavalry. were embarked at B1rdraux, or
ho1rd Of 30.oor BOATS and Gun brig5, and
hal arrived at the isle lie Y-u, near Ro-
chelle-3nd Intended 10 creep along the
coast TO avoid inc British cruzere.
Captain G.. further informs, that the
seat of Government was removed from
Paris ~ DunSjr.s order, probably, that
Bonap,r'e who wa on the coast, might a.
the same time attend to both state and mi
litarv affairs.
Rlsin-s. in France was at a total stand.
Tecry article og consumption was low,
ovi-~ 30 the scarcity of money. Nh
r.crous failures had recently taken place,
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inm, &c. not even the expense ola comb
Nothing IS recess sry but to sleep wi,hou,
"Sht ceO, to tumble the hair LITTLE with
en fingers, when 10 is produced that
6o-""fW disorder, that regular irregulari.
~, winch y he pride and glory ofthe pre-
sen, 'eH! Fos ,hese ami a thousand other
reasons, I uopc, he e1ihgitsred order of
beaux, will oppose this attempt to revolu-
uD'ize the fashionable world.
have the honor to he, gentlemen, one
OF you. BOB CROP.