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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-11
T Z z M S.

I. The first E;ition in Amefica of Anachsris's
Travels, viii be comprised IN torr Vols. octa.
VO.
II. I. shall b: printed on handsome wove papcs
and new type casting for the purpose. Esch
( Volume will contain about 400 pages.
FL. The price to Subscribers, per VaI bound
and Iestered, will be dollars 10 boards,
dollar and IS cents. to be paid on tn: delivery
OF each Volume.
TIE European Edition sells at IL dollars per
sett.
". There shall be handfome Map of Greece
given with the first Volume, to DC executed by
one of RE bea Engrayers.
V. Those who Obtain fen Subscribefs and be.
come responsible for the pay ment of the same,
lhsll receive one copy gratis. Tie work is
new at Press, and shall be finished with all
possible Dispatch.
Co Sub]cytpfsous TO the above uoyA
,seel0ed at Robert 6 JOHN Gray's 9oob
Store, Alexand1ia.
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IN -FOUR VOLUMES.

THE work now offered to the American read.
or exhibits complete view CT III: Antiquities,
manners, customs, religious ceremonies, laws,
arts, and literature OF ANCIENT Greece, at The PEN
Oh eft its greatest splendouf. A know,eJge Of
these has hihesss been only at,ainsblc by Iaba-
rlous pelusal Of writers who have been ittIe s5l.
citous TO j5in entertainment wlth Instruction,
The Tyavsts Of dngc6arss, on ihc contrary, ays
80 written, hat the reader NAV frequently be
induced TO imagine he is perusings work OF mere
amusement, invention, and fncy; till bis ey.
gances to the bottom of the page, when he Per.
ccoes there is scarcely sentence, and not
sirgIe fact or circumstance, but is supported by
the authority OF some ancient author, III. q.
mazing nuntbet Of these quotations may, perhaps
at first sight, seen to FAVE been unnecessary,
and 10 have more The appearance of parade of
erudi.ion, than TO be ct aoy real Ltiliti 4ut il
is to b Remembered thar, at the same time that
they rust Be highly acceptable to gle msn of
real learning, by enabling him to refer immediate.
ly to the original author, they arc extremely
useiu', nay, we may say, absolutely niece ssary.
even 30 such readers as Cdr never be Supposed to
have airy intention to consult the authorize ouot.
ed as they cfcafiy slew thar ,nrh to-.
such circumstance, is not merely a decoration,
or the of': ping of the fancy of the author, bus
immediately takch trom some ancient writer, and
therefore perfectly accofdAat 70 the general scope
and plan ct the work.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-11
! Notice Is heYebp gzuen,

T(the Stockholders of the Bank Of
Alexalria, that a dividend of four and halt
per cen. ON the capital Stock of laid Bark for
The hal year erding tits day is declared, and
viii be ready TO be paid to them, or their re.
prelentsiyes, On Thurfday next, the 9Th infant.
b order of the P,eiiJent and Directors,
Gurden Chaplin, Calztsr.
y,iv dAw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-11
4 SILVER WATCH.

Taken rom Negro boy, fome siue ago, a
plain SiIvs French Watch, The owner, prov
ing propert, and paying the cof of this adyer
ti.ensnt, nay have it on application to
The Printer.
July 9. d3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-11

iAFA EO DACClN,
AT HIS GROCERY. STORE,
King near Waiting ION freet,
Has juft received from PbiIsdelphia, New York
&c. IN extenlyc feieetion of GROCERIES
drifting Of
Imperial, TEAS
Hyfn,
H too,s s = ,0a' S0fths latfj0 mfor-
peko padra. tatson and payts-
poucsong aud eujary ehoien.
Comm Souchong
Green coffee o. luptr O. guilty,
Loaf, Lump ar] Mufcovado Sugar,
w India and Sugar FIoufs Molafes,
Choice old Madeira, I
Particular Tenciife,
Sherry,
BrpHtls, WINES
Liiban,
Malaga ard
Port
Ciaretio lnail cafes,
CGsniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Cd JamaicA Spirits,
Antigua,
ST.. Kits
Bee Holland Gin,
White Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Be2 Salad Oil,
Salt Pene, Alum, Madder, Coperas b Brine
fone.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ertra9 Of a letter from aggenfieman in Ada,n5
County, Pate of Ohio, to bis friend in MartinE
bm;sb, dated WsF Union, july 8, 1904.
&c I have the p,eaiilrc to communicate to you,
that have juf been informed by Notes Baird,
efq. (whoie integrity have never heard called
III queftion) that on Saturday the oath June laR,
fome men were filming in Ohio Salt Lick Greek,
with what is called drag, their drag got faft
on what they fuppofed was log, they tho't it
beh to haul up the log and not let the fin pats
the drag, but to their afton0ment they found
it to be horn.-Mr. Baird fays he has given
it ftri6t examination, and from the idea he has
of horns, he fuppofes that about one half has
rotted away, but what remains appears TO be
perfectly found, and is in length nine feet feven
inches, between twenty and thirty inches in cir
cumference, and weighs one hundred and forty
four pounds, the hollow part is all rotted away
but about fifteen inches. They have been offer
ed thirty-two buihels of falt for the horn.
Ouery-Is not this one of the horns of the
Mammoth
"I forgot to mention that, notwithstanding
this horn is 70 long, when meafured round the
bend, yet it is 70 crooked that it is not quite
FIVE feet between the ends"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
FROM Ts1E PORT FOLIO.
NEW LIFE OF DR.. JOHNSON.

Mr.. G. KsARsLEY, one of the London book
felers, has pubi(hed very perfect and commo-
dous edition of DIR. JoHNsoN's Dictionary of
the Englifh language, in four large and beauti-
full volumes in royal o7a1o. This circum-
ftance alone, would render this edition more po-
pular, than that of the original folio, quarto.
But there is another, and cogent reaion for e.
very fcholar to be folicitous to perufe in this
form, the mott elaborate performance of DIR.
Johnfon. a nszv Biography of the great Lexi-
cographer has been written by DR.. ]. AKIN,
Whole talents, in this delightful walk of Litera-
ture, are familiar to the public, and Whole grace
fu implicitly of pure Englifh Ryle, NUT be e.
qually obvious, and admirable to all, who have
formed their tafte upon the clailical models
Of ADDISON and GOLDSMITH. One might
fuppofe that the faithful memory, s. minute in
formation of Bofwell, the tell tale volubility of
Mrs. Thrale, the laborious accuracy of Sir John
Hawkins, and the elegant narrative or Arthur
Murphy had communicated every thing peril
nent to the character of JOHNSON. But in a
wide field, exuberant with vegetation, and CO.
pious of flowers, there is always fomethiug for
careful iuduary TO CLEAN, and for grateful Gent
60 admire. DR.. AKIN, with his peculiar
powers for the talk, will either crafty our love
of anecdotes, by narrating fomcthing new aud
rare, or at leaft will pleafe the tate and imagi-
nation of the Polite Scholar, by a ikful arrange
ment Of thofe materials, which by other artiRs
have been rudely or imperfeGtly employed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

the watch was at the diasuce Of fevcrtseu feet
and an half; and, when IL was laid into the
crois-irumret, It vac heard equally well at the
end-trumret. Elk. 2. My atiihant in thefc ex-
periments being feated at one end of the trum-
pct, and myfelf at the other, convertation
took place through this apparatus, but in Whit
pers too low to be heard through the air at that
diitaDce. When the ear was placed in GER
tain petition, the words were heard as if they
had been fpoken by an inviGble being within
the trumpet; and the found was more diftinet,
fofter and more muiiCal, than fthey had been
fpoken through the air. Mr.. Walker infers
from thefe experiments, that If communication
was made on this principle between ihop or
warehoufe, and the dining room, sc. it might
contribute to the dapatch of bufinefs and in
truments might be formed on the fame princi-
ole, and introduced between the parlour and
fervant's hall, 70 that directions might be given
to domettc without his entering the room, and
in whitpers too low TO difurb the company.
The commilion OF SaDau5, charged by the
French government to infpe9 and execute the
official publication concerning Egypt, has fent
report to the Miniter of the interior, Informing
him how far the different parts competing it, are
advanced. The eng avings amount already to
100, of which AZ repreient fome ancient monu-
meat of the Egyptians II repreient modern
uiouuiiiSntes are TSidtiVe 10 inc ATtS hHOWn
in Egypt and 2s reprefent objects of Natural
Httory. Be6des thefe engravings, which are
entirely hniihed, LOO others are begun. The
drawings of the temples, of the palaces, and of
the graves, are not the only curious discoveries
concerning the Egyptian antiquities. num-
Der of ftatues, idols, and amulets, are befides
engraving. Different matters are now bufy, en-
craving the Papyrus found in graves, under the
cover of Mummies.
The London Monthly Commercial Reporter
for June laf, hys, " the traders of the Ameri-
can States continue to enlarge their traffic with
the Eaft-Indies; but there is no danger to fear
that they would injure the trade between En-
gland and the EAT, unlefs the price of freight
from England to India fhoud be enhanced enor-
mouly above what it is at prefent." The FINE
report fays, " the demands for goods for the
Weft-Indies, are for the prefent, rather increa-
fed by the new independence of the negroes in
St. Domingo
The Bifhop of Tourney, in an addrefs to the
new Emperor, fays, &c God formed Bonaparte
for the Throne, becaufe he confided to him all
the necehary talents. God placed him on the
Throne, becauie he fmoothed the way for him
by means 70 unexpected and 70 extraordinary,
that il is irnnolihle not to recognifethe work Of
the Divinity !" Every man, in proportion as
he refpeds the Eacrednefs of religion, mutt feel
indignant on perufng this vile and blafphemous
adulation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
VALUABLE HOUSES & LOTS.
July Z.
ep-.tf,

TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FoR SIZE OK kENr,
HAT handfome BRICK TENEMENT IN
Z which he at prelent reides, beautifully ftuated
on Shocke Hill, ihort distance from TIE Capitol ia
very healthy and agreeable part of The city. The
houte Quilt of the best materials & quteuew) 80 by
81 feet, two story high, in which are feven good
rooms and ten foot pahage the whole width oil the
houie, with convenient cofets, and cellar inferior
to none in this city attached which are two half
acre lots, or both of which may be had with The
houle.
ALSO, FOR RENT or LEASE,
A fmal, neat, two-ftory BRICK TENF-
MENT, Gin the Leighbourhood of Mr.. Thomas ai-
therfoord) containing five good rooms, pafages, clo-
fets, &c. &c. with the reguifte buildings and
good well of water.
IND FOR SALE,
Several handfome unimproved fIALF-ACRE
LOTS, eligbly fituated en- the Hill.
~ A great bargain may be had in any part or toe
whole of the above property offered for fae, and ibe
RAJ credit given for the greater part of the money
For further particulars, apply to
SPOTSWOOD LIPSCOMDE.
July 81. eS-tf
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SCOTTvILLE JOCKEY cLUp.
n O I | c E

HE office OF Supervisor of Tic Revenue for
L the Oiitrief Of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unnihed buineis OF the fid Office transferred 20
rue; the Collectors of the Direa Tax and Iute,,sl
Revenue, whole accounts hive not been fa6iiv u,l,
ed and paid, hereby Informed, that they ere oy
re4ae led to call at my Office i'll the city Of Richmord
without delay, and pay the balances due TO the Uaite
Statss--And thoie wh,e lands have been fold in th,
diitra of Virginia by authority of an a6t of Congr.s
OF tie United States for non-payment of the Direa
TX, rey redeem fuel lands, by paying to ne wi,.iu
the time limited, the principal COTS and fees the ~
directs.
As moA ofthe aforementioned llnds we're fold in
Dec 1909, the privedge of redemption viii >ontiuuo
until December next
The money received by me FOR The redemption of
the isid lands, viii be returned to the purchaer ,s
intere ar the rate of % per per annum on tue
P'rehaie money, to the day which may be paid
to me- JOSEPH SCOTT.
Marthal v II
July z. ep-,tf,
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FOR RENT,
-N-4N
FOR A TENN OF YEARS,

FOR TENN OF YEARS,
ME Farm zv6ereon Games Harris, decd. hzsrI
about Is rear5 again tie county Of Caroline. 1t
is beautifully .Ftuted on Pamuaky Riper, com
n1andS a bandtome prejpea, and is extrr,nely
beah6tM THE d4ceiling b0gfei5 7,ery eonpsnient
quitb G* rooms in The Cellar, and qery dry. n
Peylon MAY Rand in the dazzling boy. and ice tie
mil, qvbieb is about a mile AiRant. TIE mill,
qVbie6 has a great deal Of eulaom qvhsn going,
aOanfS a fftle repair; Tie timber far qvkieb pM-
Pee is already on the pot. TIER are three pringJ
on THE place, the RreauS Of qvbirb making info
each other, farm a rivuiet zvbicb runs through
tie plantation. There are JeUeraI Jqom-ilbing
orchards ofebarming fruit, Jlcb Peaches, 146-
eIss, Pears, Dass/on5, Cherries efdifereut kinds,
sc.
A5 prslume no one qviH Rent evitbout
7uezving tbepremJsJ, think it ajciejJ to gipe a
farther de/cription. The terms qUW be MADE
mare particularly knoqvn to tbols that qv;b TO
rent, BY applying to George WInzROn, at Caroline
Court next.
MART Harris, jr.
AP1f l
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nrom fbe B,itiN Montblr Mngaaine.

It appears from fome experiments made by
Mr.. Z. WALLER, that acouaic inltruments
may be contributed for converting at diftance,
without the afiltance of tubes to convey the
found. EEK. J.. / took deal sod, Gxteen feet
long, aud about an inch fquare, and, after having
fixed one end Of it into the final end of fpeak-
ing trumpet, laid it upon two props, in an
horizontal petition. One of the props, was
placed under the trumpet, about three inches
from its wide end, and the other prop was pla-
ced near the other end of the rod another
fpeaking trumpet was then laid acrofs the rod,
about three inches from the end. The wide
part of this trumpet rsfted upon the rod, bui
the other end v1s fufpcndcd by a ribbon. The
apparatus thus adjufed, introduced a watch
into the end OF the trumpet, and, applying my
ear 10 the crofs-trumpet, ] heard it beat much
louder than if the watch had been at the diff
lance Of few inches only. The found appear
ed to come out of tie crcls-trumpet, although
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VIRGINIA.:

-AT HIGH COURT OF cRANcERr, HOLDEN III The
CAPITOL, IN TIE CITY Of RICHMOND, 5.k
March, l796.
BETWERN
Mary Rts5n, executriv, and Her5ert Cl7i-
bOrne, James Rn15fn and WIliiam RatFn,
executors Of Ro6erf R11tfn, and .S.aanet
Rnl5fn, William Rfl37n and Sterling Rnt.
fin, ProGening in their ozVn bebaL; Pitts.
And
WIlliam Maeliu, Jaae Hicks and Many bis
Hye, William Gee and John Gee, Defts.
IT HIS eanie, zvbieb abated as to tire tlaintif
Il Mary RxJFn, By her death, came on tbe mn
day ofnarcb, in the gear o. or iordone tboujand
Le4en hundred and ninety.fx, to be heard on The
bill, aAjaoerS, exhibits aud examinations Of qUit-
neDe5, and qvas argued By eomzEl: on eoafdera-
tion zvbereof, tbe court doth direa one ofitJ Com
11iDionerS to Rafe account Of the payments
made, ifany payments qvere made, fozcard5 dij,
charging the debt, iatersR and charges intended
to be Iscared By the indentnre in the bill recited,
haze been rendered by JOJn Jonc5, on be6aLfof
the defendant N7lliam dEaelin, on tire ninth dap
Of December, in the gear one tbo1Eand /epen bun
dred and eighty one, in order to dj/eoze- zvbetber
Eueb bills 9fcredn could be legally tesdered at thai
time, and the CommiDoner is empowered to esa-
mine the plaintiffs in /oieun manner, and require
their acknowledgment or denial Of /4cb paymfnfJ,
and tender and to retort tie matters, az fbeg
RaH appear to him, to the court, )atizg Iecially
/ucb as 10 him RaH )een pertinent, or BY fbe bar-
ties. IaNbe defred to be 10 Rated /; and tie bin is
diijniDed, as totbe dcfsndant John Gee, qobo batb
b. bis anzver Unclaimed any title to tie land con-
ueyed By the indeHtnre qfoysfaid.
Coey, 7sfe,
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ID UN AWAY from the l4b,s,,iser in Yuly ha.

. UN AWAY from the f4bje,iber in .ffuly Ltrf,
N a negro man, BY tbe xame of KIT, 4ubo
formerly hqed in Mancbefer and spas tie pro-
perry Of Robert SMITH. He is Of a black COM
Plexion, n5Oaf forty years Of age, iozU I7uat ne
gro, Of pretty good bntk, and little bald
place on bis bead. 1t is preiimed that be qviU
make for Richmond or MancbeRer. II literal re-
qu0rd qvil6e paidto any psyjoa tb4t zuW tecuve
him in a GaOk 10 that get bin again.
an matters efq10eL, are berety Joyezvarned,
enlpioying the (aid Negro, barboming, or carry
ing him oa cf tt- Staie.
WILLIAM CABLER.
PiHfyIUania, Ssbt. le.-T3 tg
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PETER TLMSLET, C. C.
COM1NISSIONER's-OFFICE,

RICHMOND, Nay 23d, 1904.
Tbe PARTIES concerned are deftedtotake notice,
that Ibave appointed Friday the t7venty-tbird
day IF November next, for carrying into egea the
q0itbin Decree, nbon zVbicb day their attendance
is required at nv office, qoifb their baberJ and nc
counts really far examination.
(eS-sqVJ Nh. H14Y, N. C.
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Printers.
lWediteivane0n PaSSDOrtS.

AACdLtLf GHEtW Il USSDOI 70.
NOTICE is hereby given, that it has been
IN deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean pa1port iflued to venels of
the United States that from the Sth day of Ju-
ly next, thofe of the new form will be ilfued at
the cultom houfes to every vefIel, FOR which APP
plication may be made on compliance with
the terms preicribed by law and lurendering the
former pafiport of which fhe NAV be Dohehed.
if any, in which latter cafe no fees will be requ-
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form of pafport will be fuficient to pro-
tect the vellels of the United States, from cap
ture until the If OF July 1905, after which the
old form of pahport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department of State,
esd of May, 1904.
THE printers oftbe Lo7VS oftbe United States are
reqHel?ed to ia5ert tie a6oTe in fbeiy Gazeffe,
fqvice n sOeek far the space ffv months, and tbe
Coile8or5 effbe eg7OnS to KEEP copies Of il peRea
MP in fbeir Offices.
Tu1e, y.
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1912 Prizes.
22OS Blanks.

$3.50 4 tcKetS AT 10 dolls. each
If drawn Ticket having az
blank % its number after dolls. 1000
5000 tickets are drawn, }
Do. after $500 do. are drawn, 1000
Do. after 5000 do. are drawn, 1000
Do. after $500 do. are drawn, 1000
Lait drawn Ticket, 5000
Tbs Lottery las been Authorized By tie LegiE
Latnyr cf VIrginiG, for tie kaud0bLe pnsojt cfe-
rs.fiHg Seminary Of Learning liz or near ibe Me
frop0fS Of ibis State. Wit5 ibis Uiezv, it IS con-
tempia:ed 10 raijc 10000 dollars, and $500 dol
IaT5 in addition, for defaying fbe esbe.lJes Of
drazoinC, &c. TIE 7,,YfeeJ to infDr ftcceG,
page diSi6ed THE Lottery into far Ultima c'aGcJ
10 as 70 raiJe the fan contemplated BY annvai
Lottery, forJonr years, 70 raife eVsry year 5000
dollars, that tie ev0rk may progyeJ it il ee-
pefied tAaf tee preienf Lottery may be G,'asvn BY
tie f,JF day Of January nest.
1t is hoped tnt TIE gentlemen svbo haze bu--
chased Tickets ia TIE Richmond Academy zviN NH
bold them, as TIE diViGon oftbe former Lotteyy
INTO fom eIG8sJ 7vaJ deemed neesary b. RE Tt7lE
tees, to igfisre )neee5 10 ia njtj.i az inffutiol
TIE tozvn Of Beqon Ito the honor Of its citizens
has public cjool5 N zVbicb are abouf fifteen Inn
drfd pupils Tbs 5lowIRing and increalfne city of
Richmond eannot 6oqR qt' one f'ubGe, htbooI TIE
7TgRee5 Of the Rie5moad -4eadeuy, ha1s a6ouf
thirteen acres efground nearly one hoLf is accept.
Ell as a donati0u, and the remainder fbey baz,e
contracted far, or qvbicb tbey intend TO eJea lie
Hcndemy The jeite is eleqated, beaifby and bear
hfM. IF any gentleman qUbo has pn-cbeJed
Tickets is di0ati5fed qUjfb Aivi4iaq tbe Lottery
into four claDe5, if he returns the tickets tie mo-
ney will be repaid, provided they are returned in
ten 1vs-k5 from this dag Dot. N7Xian Fonlgee,
NIlliam On Nal, HTA:an, Price (Regiaer) and
George Tucker, are appointed BY tie 7rwRees to
'eH and Gjpojs cft5e Tickets, zvko are authorized
TO a.apoint agents far tbe abOq'e prupojs.
~ Tickets may be bad otrtbe -jaid committee,
al tie Office Of the Enquirer, at II. Davis'5 Of
.fe', Of MFRS. Gallego, Richard 8 Co. Afe9rs.
Burton . Br0gvn, MeBiJ. Thomas Taylor 81
Co. efW'm. PrenfiJ Of PeteU6w.g, Of DR.. John
Brocken6roEsb, Jr. Samuel Ple4faaf5, jr. and
EEilian1 Prfebard.
September s. ebszv
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For RENT.

COtN REV
Vie Teatmeet in qObieb the Ofeeof the
4 Bromiasr coas foyn1e-ip kept, .Efnafed on
Hoete HH immediafeiyG eiozo the SzUan 7ar,eyn.
Tbe Hsli5 aadiof has afeIy padergoae a thorough
rsboir. Tire .foadiJaPpejSd fobe an excellent one
FIR n Croterg end DRY Goed Store for zOiic6
PRCbejsJ TIE .fionf Room is neafly fitted np. The
dbo7e fsnemenf may be rented zDifb or qoifboai n
KHebsn. application 20 be made at TIE Office cf
fhe EvQvIRsR. Sspf. 8,
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with Boots or Shoes as wellas If they were on the
fpot.~..-A---the length Of the Boot.~.C-round the
Calf~~B-the pitch OF ditto.-~D-roundt the heel and
naep~-. E--roupd the nAep-..G--acrofs the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heel againf perpendicular, and
flick knife at The end Of The great toe-Iet down in
figures the number Of inches ard quarters, in the diff
lereDt nieafures. June so. ep6m.
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* PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

& PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
HAT the Common Hall Of the City Of Rich
L mond, zOW at their next monthly meeting proceed to
recommend to TIE Court IF ings for The said City, one
fit and proper Peyjon to be appointed a CONSTABLE
oftbe said City in the IF Leighton Wood, zDbo hath
,agned
ANDREW STEVENSON, C. c. H.
dHSgF IS. ebtl7Ss6