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N . f | c r.
TaluGEIe LANDS for Sale.

a T Hanover Cnrrthouse on Wednesday the
L Pr, day of . Sober next, will he exposed to
saie, A. Auction, TWO TRACTS OF LAND;
one of them containing rs ID acres more or
less, ard is commonly known and called by the
par1c If BtBn's rRAcr; part whereof lies in
G07chand aud part in Hanover. The other
TRAD contains ICC acres, less, and hes ia
Vanover-The Subscriber believes that the latter
tra9 is commonly known by rhe name oi FEW
TONS place Both tracts a3ioin each other, and
viii. I've sold together, These lands are about %
miles from the city OF Richmond, in 4 healthy
stua,on, and agreeable neishbourhood. The
sale will be made by vir,ue OF deed of trust
from Thomas Thompson and Jane Isabella lis
wife. anil William Du Val, to George Yui!le, da.
red the 22d oe March. 1895, and recorded in the
General Court IN June following, 10 secure the
payment of = debt due from the said Thoras
Thompson TO Murdoch Fearns e Co. and which
deed 9f trust the subscriber was authorised TO
carry into eiie6l, by a deed OF assignment made
between him ard rho aforenamed Thompson, and
George Yuiile. dated the Esd day of January 1893,
and recorded III the General Court ,he 18th of
November following The terms of sale re one
Thrill of the purchase money 10 be paid down at
the sine Of s-lc. one third in u months and the
other third IN 10 months from the day of SALE
Bord and approved security will be required, as
also 4 deed OF tYus; upon the land, and a deed o.
conveyance with special warranty will be execu-
ted to the purchaser, by
CHARLES COPELAND.
Richmond, 10th Sept. 1904. wtds
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T7IMoTHY r. RYAN, inclined to benefit him.
self, ard also afford Others an opportunity Of
employing the approaching Winter evenings 10
their advantage proposes TO commence an
EVENING SCHOOL, on Monday the 22d inst
in his present school room where he will teach
Reedirg, Writing, 4ri'5mehc and EHelis5 Cram
mar, Eoot-KeepiHg, Geography and the Zee Of the
Giobcs. together with the practical branches oCthe
Mathematical. Terms will be made upon applica-
ton at his school room, or Mr.. WtLLrAN DA-
WILSON'S. 81 Richmond, 1915 Dcs. 1904.
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enrited. If they he not claimed within three
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The drawing TO commence in the city of VIII
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the management of James Madison, John Brack-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Greenhow, Burwell
Bassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel T Ter, Cham.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
BY Samuel PieaSarts, i'm. and for sale, By
The gross, dozen, or single, ar his Print
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The Virginia Almanack
FOR THE YEAR or OUR LORD,
J 1905
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Notice,

EoREWARNING all persons from trading or
l. taking an assignment of Bond. given by me
TO John M Mury's adriristtators as have iust
set-oiFs against the same. and will nor pay the said
bond without being compelled by law.
OBADTAK HUR4.
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THREE DWELLING HOUSES
10 BE RENTED.

HNE situate at the foot of Adarns's hill, and
~ but a small distance from the Nason's hall.
lately occupied by Mr. Thomas Underwood On
Tins lot there is very good and well enclosed gar
den, aweil ofexcellent water other conveniences.
One other, situate in the Alley between the
street leading TO Shockoe warehouse and that
leading to Mayo's bridge, lately occupied by MIR.
John Robins
The other situate on the back street. rear Har-
ris's Tobacco mandatory and the Rock landing,
having large garden well enclosed, at present
occupied by Mr.. Henry Tompkins
Possession Of the two FIRST described nlay be
had Immediately, and of the other on the lst of
January next. Apply TO
JOSEPH CALICO,
Who has FOR sale, light COACHEE, nearly
ne", win plated mounted Harness complete for
Two horses. If O6. u, 1904.
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Il valNabIe tract Of Land.
Notice.

A PETITION will I've presented to the mex, Ce-
neral Assembly, praying that an aa may pass
for laying oil part of The land belonging to Da-
vid 4 os5, oppoCite 70 Rockets, in Lots, for the
purpose Of shipping coal from.
Odobcr 9Th, 1904. w4t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-10

the lareer states, but I feel no wish to les
sen the rights of the smaller states as Sc
cured bv this article of the constitution,
and In trust my vote viii correspond with
my declaration.
also ask, sir, if gentlemen who repre-
sent some. of the smaller states are wiling
to give up so important right as is secured
them by this article OF the constitution!
Gentlemen may think they are answering
the wishes of their constituents, but am
sure if their constituents fully understood
the principles Of this article of the constitu-
ton, they never would thank the gentle-
men for their votes in favor of the reselu-
ton.
well know, sir, that at first view it ap-
pears plausible that the ballots should de-
sigaate who is voted for as President. [
also confess sir, that when the subject was
first mentioned to me, could see no solid
objection why it should not be. But sir,
when Iexamine the nature of eur govern
1nent, the clashing interests of the several
states; the balance of power, and influence
necessary to be formed between the larger
and smaller states, and trace all the minute
ways and,means by which this power and
influence NAV operate, | find many objec-
tons; the more this article Of the constitu.
ton is investigated, the more will its .prin-
ciples be admired.
The present mode FOR bringing forward
candidates for the office of President and
Vice President is the least liable to call
forth art, intrigue, and corruption; the
uncertainty Of the event and the difficulty of
making arrangements are strong checks to
heagtful aed designing. But the moment
the mode poiated out by this resolution is
adopted, the door for intrigue and corrup-
ton is open; the candidates and their
friends can calculate with certainty and ap-
pig the means direct; the power of party,
influence OF Office, art, cunning, intrigue
and corruption will all be used, and used
to effect, because the object IS certain.
(Ds6ate to be continued.
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Btdnesday, Jfasaay 4.

An engroded Bill making appropriations for
the luaport Of Fhe military eitahlilhment of the
United States in the year 1904, was read the
third tine and pafed.
The Houle went into committee of the whole
tMi. VaIuum III the char) on The bill making
appropriations for tie fuppo!t of the Navy Of the
United States, daring the year 1904. The COM
nttcc reported the oil and the Houfe ordered
ie to be cngro6e1 Tor third reading 10 morrow.
The House again went into a committee of the
whole Mr.. ]. C, Smith in the chair on the bill
q exteni the time for making the oath required
in case t goods, wares and merchandise export
ed, and entitled to Ora wback, end therein to a.
mend the aGt, intitued, 6 An act to regulate
the collection Of dasics on imports AID roH-
mage
Several amendments having been made, the
committee rose, and reported the bill. The
House Immediately concurred in the amendments;
when. on the motion of Mr.. J. Clay, the fur
Their consideration Of the bill was postponed until
Monday next.
Ms. G. w. Campbell offered resolution for
the appointment of a committee 10 enquire whe
thsr any, and If any, what alterations are ne
cessary to regulate trade and intercourse with the
indian tribes, and 20 preserve peace on the from.
tier.
Ordered tn lie on the table.
The House again resolved itself into com.
IniIsee Of the whole on the bill from the Senate,
for tie sale of the Genera Green, ard for making
a further addition 20 the nayy--Mr. V4rnum IN
The chair.
Tie Chsiensn stated that the motion under
consideration, when the committee rose, was to
strike our the second section of the bill, which
provides Tor The building or pu chase OF two small
vessels, and app,opgiates therefor, 10000 armed
liars.
Mr.. Nicholson, observ d that since this sab
i-ct lad been before the committee he had
rla>le it his business to enquire into the existing
necessity for the two email vessels contemplated
TO be added TO the navy. lie had learned from au-
thority in which he reposed full confidence, that
two sach vesseis might at present be advantage
ously employed. but shat one OF them was i,ldis-
pe,sibly necessary Sensible of TIE large demands
upon he treasury, though his Opinions remained
unchanged, lie wou'a agree IN case the honora-
bic Speaker Mr.. Macon} would wave his motion
70 slfike out the whole section, or in case they
Should ncgasiyelt, to pfostsion.6etng mace tor
one vessel instead Of two, AMI TO a reduction of
tie sun, Appropriated to IS, 600 dollars.
Mr.. Macon Speaker expressed his rcgrc, at hi,
Inability, holding sill! the Same sentiments he
hs4i on former occasion syowrd, to comply win
the wishes Of tne gentleman from Maryland.
A de5ste Of some length ensucd on the motion
Of Mr.. Macon to strike cut the second se6fon.
MessFs. Smile. and ]. Randolph supported
the mption. They coatendeI that no necessi,y
existed in the pres:nt ssteaEion of the United
States fer ar augmentation Of the nasy that il
renamed IN the same state it had been fixed in
March 1861, with she adiisioa of four small
y=sssls tor the Msaiteuaaeka service that it
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Motzce rs herebv gauen.

Totke Creditors Of James M'De-
nald Rsnsssup, that his 6nal certificate Of dis.
cl,arge, will be granted on Monday the tesh of
January inf. at 10 o'ciosk A. n. at the court
loais fer TIC county Of Waihinssco, IN the DIFF
frits Of Columbia, ualels caaac be thea and there
iEewn 70 the consrsry.
WILLIAM cRANcH,
3 .45Ss1at JJ;ulgs IF rae csyrats Geayf Of re
LisnE IF G0.zm5la.
Tapuarv A.h 1901 3t
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Daattng assemblies.

~ The Alexandrsa Dancing AZ
afemblies will consmeaee on Thurfday
h> 1aas day ef January, 1904, at
GadIby's Hotel. Sn6jerl5trs are re
squsfsd 10 ray their Subscriptions TO MI.
cadlI, Treeflrsr.
The Managers.
>7ap,,ara o ,R1A
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1 rC5st Reat,
For one year an modsgate terms, and give imm
diaie poi Gi1n, my
HOUSES and LOTS,

10 the tssn Of Danf ies, 4diolning he court
hoate, snd lately occupied BY captain Gaorge
Williams, s. taeerR. The terms will be made
knewn on-application 10 MIR. William Smith, OF
Dalntfics, or tie subscriber.
Th- above property Will Be lid to the highsft
bidd,-, on : cfedit Of ons, two, and three years,
at Prince Niihsu, court houlc, Oh the sth day q
Mates aext, being coort day. A clear and in
diifatab!s tale will De made to the purchaier,
or purchsfsrs, 90 she day G. faie ); he or they
giving bonds win approved fecufity, co bca, in
tesess from tic dssc ii BOT psattually paid.
Antique delcr;ption o. shis properly is deem
ed unnscsRsry, as il is preTon.ed lboe incined to
rent or pOrchalc, viii tif& xicw re prsmifts
James Mitchell.
Dec. a ssw2m
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Ten Dollars Rezyard.

Runaway from the fublcribe,
1aa nigas, an app:cssiec boy named SAM : Il.
ADAMS, feveneeen years old, about feet
inches high, ftout made, dark eyes and hair, ar
tbe upper Up rather ihost Tive above rewa
viii BE- paid FOR bringing back The above mans
boy, aitt ali reafonabIe charges.
All peFlons are cautioned aaainif hsrbouring
carrying piF The fad apprentice, as rhe law vi
be aritiiy enforced.
ADAM LYNN.
Jan. 6. dst
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R0BERI and JOHN GRAY

tavt aatsly ,erei1sd
LlNN'S SECOND LET TER
n answer 70 Dr. P.ieaiey's Defence Of his
Panpnler, easisled, Socrates aaS Jesus compsf
cd on rents.
Hear Beth siass, new Comedy, by Hol.
csots-z5 cents, and
D'Iasisi's NaHa'ise POEMS, 81 cents.
December rs. 4
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January 2, 1904.
10 RENET.

A three ftory brick WAR EHOUsE, ftuate
at the lower end Of King freet. Enquire Of The
Printer.
Dec 70
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7g3 Recesvsd aoss r. J7and,
Freih Apples IN bis.
And Cyaaer aad Cieeie.
a. WILLIS.
Jan. ,.
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| Inc pernicious change 20 De-. Ms prac
ICE, Which they by experience knew to BIZ
stai. So little do people reflect on sub
lects of this kind.
One more case-it is this-C. Cid
merchant, W-rr-n, was taken with I...
Yer-he at the same time had sore ewes,
AID our Doctor being consulted, and after
much delbcration determined to acl-and
10 . II was To scariGy both eyes-as G-I-d
could not conveniently spare both eyes at
once, he submitted one to the operation
which being performed and treated in DR..
NJ method was sOoneXtinguislied, and
lucky it was for Cd that our Doctor TO
tally mistook the complaint-for had he
Judged 1t 10 be fever then with bark, cam
phor and pocoon, would he NOT only have
eclpsed the other orbit, but with the loss
OF his lights would he have put out the
residue of litc-Iudeed / congratulate my
friend Clifton on so good u letreat-it is
the best ever knew from Dir. Ms ia
Ions.
The matter Of COW pox is certainly not
more easily inoculated than that of smaII
pox. Yet every one now inoculstes The.
COW pox on the first trial ithout medical
aid. Our Doctors success in inoculatinfr
the small pox IS kuown--an apology is
made by his friends, and it is this-that
'he mountain where The small pox hospi
tai stood was too high; that is when it
failed. Admit it-but Of course the same
mountain must have stopped when the in.
lection took hOld-to be serious, if it took
at last, why not at first. One half of the
ifaN e4rC Ia f. IL
without medical aid--our Doctors success
IN that respect has been seen. IF man
ct classical education, (and always void of
dlss'pation,) who studied undo, the abIest
medical teachers, has not in the last ten
years progressed further than mentioned
IN his professional! pursuits. What can
We cXpect in future when the nature of
diseases become daily less simple and
much more difficult.
l.. MI E.AN.
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P E R + O K N A N c = 8

Is 1896, WONDER. then TWO wars
old, won the 1--WE ph4tes at Yo.k, OF co
guineas each, for Two years old col's. sirl,t
tioae, fllies leven aous twelve pounds t;x
fubfcribsro, beating Lo.d A Hamn,on's
brother to itsttoon, and Nit Low,her'. b.
C by Diomed, ouI OF Tulip, ,wen,y 20 oue
agauR The winner
Ia 1897, when yh-ee years old, carrying
eight fone (even POUNDS, i, Douca e. he
beat mr Sl'wel's commodore, ris Ia 20 :.
the LA half mile, for go gniness each.
The i'sne day he received fo-fei' from Mr..
b-ker's 6. Ha Hazard, sight Gune
each, roc guineas each, two miles.
In 1898, he " an the g,eaI produce Gskrs
at Yok OF Two au9tred guiue each, Eve
fub(cribers. foo' mice.
In 1899, he won the fwcekGaksa az
Stamford, of ,en suineas each Tor ell ay.s.
beating MIR. Heaiaco'e's War,er. elght
fubicribe,s, two mics. The fame wear he
IA iecord, in a lwee oAakes at York. for
twenty gui"eas each, frver iuAfcrioers, tv-o
miles. beating Lord A Hamlton's coll w
Walnut, out OF kuu, Sir Thomas Cal.
coigne's Maid of he Mill aud Abraham
AfS"ta"pN now Cfi'So OOCknE HNtrs
In 1900 Tor the York Oatsrds. OF 6f-
ty guinras each he ran f:coud o Cock On.
ter, allowing him (;veu pounds beating Mr..
Cookfon's Sir Harry, eleven fubfcT,be 6,
,wo miles. he fame year, at . .. ier.
he bet SIR George Armiage's Ta,tar, one
huodred guineas each, tour miles The
fame year he challenged Nr. hnion's Sir
Solomon, offering nv pounds, tive bundled
guinness each, Two miles
WONDER, was lamcd in trai.; in
1901, and mas never Grce farted a. IA
bred bv Lo'd Fl zwiiIiam, is fifteen hst.ls
thee inches high, nine yea old iaa fp-;nr.
full Of bone, very handiome. and rec f.om
all natural bem'ihes-He ia a dark chefnrr.
aud is exceptionally as 6oe horrs az ever
was imported 10 this country, and ri as
good ttock---and as runner he Ger siolv
has exhibited veil having beateo Wafser.
CockhghIer, aod Sir Harry, three Of he
beR hories on The Euglh tori Il will be
oblersedJ that his dam was 60, by D;omed.
and he is perhaps az nearly like HE gr.nd
FIRE, as ii 10 poiiibls for one horfe to be ke
another.
WONDER. covered two fsaiocs II en-
gland, the FRA AZ t~o end TIE "a at I've
Euneao, which Rron.l indicates his low
ing reputation as fcsi setter.
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P E ID / G r z r.

He wac got by Phenomenon on, Of the
dam Of Lqrd FitzwiIIilm's Blown Fanny,
by Diomed--grandSm by MstGe, Young
Hag Laiurnhsm's dan 81 Sk,m. Old lIsg,
Hydta'o dam by Cab, Ebony hy Chnlefs,
out Of Old Ebony by Bsgo Pheuomer,n
was got by Kirg i5eroG-- biz dan Frenzy
by Echpfc, her Jam by Engineer, grsndsm
by blackJ La'' of The Min 6y Traveller,
mii' Makelef' by Young Greyhound. PIT.
oer, WooJcock, Croft 3 lay Barb, Make
lel', Brimmer, Dtcksy Pierlon, Gn 81
Uod(sotrh. Burton Barb ra.rs. taken
from the GeseraI Stud BOOK.
RICHARD BLAND,
Prince George, February IS, 1904.
N L. The ieslon TO cad the i,h OF Au-
quit next, AMI cormence immed,s,eiv.
servants bosded gr4,i1--aod mates "a
with grain at the ma Ike, Price, ,i ,equ.r-,
90. cc6j
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