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choice by difiitis, in preference 10 :, Gene.
raj Ticket.
sth. Becauie, in the preTent political ilate Of
things, the Object of General Ticket mua be
top!ace all our electoral fufrages in the hands
or one political party, TO the entire excufion of
an oPpoiing party nearly equal in numbers It's
inevitable tendency will, therefore, be to ftinu-
late thoie parties to oppohte elettioneering ex-
ertioDs, and to increaGe their mutual ieaoufes,
preludices and pailions without any probable
effect upon the refult of the approaching nation
al election.
9th. Becauft it appears to us, as it is avo.ved
by ioirie of It's principal advocates in the lega-
tnre, to be meafurc of fate oppofition to the
preient administration of the Federal Govern
ment an administration pollening. and, in our
opinion, highly merting the confidence, afieeti-
on and iupport of a great and increaiing m,aiori-
ty OF the nation. Such an UNREASONABLE and un-
avaing oppottion TO the republican fyfem of
ineatureS adopted by the conltituted authorities
of the Union, and Ein6tioned by the deliberate
ienie of the American People, in addition to its
intriniic improperly, is calculated to niure the
reipectability of this commonwealth, to incur
the reciprocal opPoftioa Of other ftates, to di-
ninth our weights and influence in the national
councils, to weaken both the general and fate
governments, and endanger an evcntful diilolu-
ton of the Federal Union.
For thefe reafons, we move that this our pro.
teh, may be entered on the Journal of the Sc
nate.
Signed b. fourteen Senators.
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E ENQUIRE Err.
RICHMOND
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1904.

No. s, of the " Vindcation ofVirginia," Is
Poftponed on account Of the important news
brought by Mondays Mail
WHSN a wild enthufaft appears in Italy,
more iuperftitious or more in pohng than thofe
who have gone before him who turns the un-
deritanding of the people from {" fbiagJ to
/oands," from Tie worlhip Of the nwfble God
30 the ridiculous muinmery of idle forms and
grotefque idols, his death is bewailed as a natl
onal misfortune his name is regitered in the
contemplate catalogue of Catholic Saints; aud
annual poans are chaunted forth to his 1nemo-
ry. When the weak defendant of an heredita-
ry line OF inonarchs Attends the Throne of En-
gland, adapted BY his impeffeet education to be
the wayward fPort and playthng of his courti-
ers, OF defined By the violence of his paiIions to
be the fc1urge and curfe of his own people, the
day Of his birth is conCecrated as a day Of
public Thanksgiving, Pcet-Laureat raj
ies the mercenary lay, and his fellow fubjca, of
the empire cannot fill their goblets too high,
or breathe congratulations too fervent, in honor
OF this tutelary genius. Americans Rejoice
that he revolving year brings YOU alfo day on
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We have forgotten to obfcrve that, the high
cit prize, $4,000 dollars, in the New-York Lot
terry for Encouraging Literature, is drawn by
No. l3,97s,t the property ola clerk i'll Savannah,
Georgia.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tuefday, Tune IA.

Tuefday, June IA.
The Retolve prelcribiug the mode of chofne
Electors was received from the Senate and Daft.
ed-Yeas 125--Nays los.
Mr. Morton then offered a protect, fgned by
himlcf and feveral other gentlemen OF the mi
ncrity, sgainie the refolution, which he moved
thould he entered on the Journals of the Houfe.
The fpcaker obterved, that as the Protect i'm
peached the motives of the majority, he fhoud
not put the motion unefs lie was directed to by
the Houfe. The queition being taken, " Whe-
Their the Speaker ihould put the motion of MIR.
Morton," it WIS determined il the negative
Yeas 53-Nays 172.
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FrOa, the INDEPENDENT CHRONICLE.

We have obtained copies of the PROTEST
ofthe minority OF the Senate, and of the IIoufe,
againit the refolve for a GENERAL TICKET for
Electors which, although not permitted by the
federal majority TO be entered on their journals,
arepublihed for the confederation of our fellow
citizens: & we recommend them to the ferrous
attention of every candid man, as a concife and
authentic fatement Of the fentinents of the re-
publican members of the Legislature on this
mott interefting fubjed.
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coniiacrahrs, and not ff'cicnt TO nav he con.
,ingent e%pences of the bark. AIRY aelfon whs
is scqtainted with shs- Operations o. , bark.
knows, that thu difcoiuns made by private ci, /,
zen; rs merely like cypllcr oil shS lett ,idc Of
number. But if the right os tiirecto:fli,o ard
management be denied 10 the merchants, the !:
evitable coblequence will be, that they vii!
Withheld their Patronage from this bank, and
iee'I lone other that will he more conuenil ard
advantageous TO their intereit. Under tb,ir
considerations, i trin that the itockholders viii
lee Their iiitereit in making ,iudicious choice
as the tate OF the bank win certainly depend ut
on the proprety OF their choice. Hence it is
aifo important, that the characters of each IT.
uividual ihoud be accurately iglutini.sd before
the choice is made. offer the following .iR.
under the full LEFT conviction that each cha,aS,r
which it preients will bear the friGivh iryetti-
CATION, and that each would r>i;.tt an honour
upon any bank, or any infitution whatfoeycr.
ADJ Is. Venable John M'Credic,
Benz II Hatcher Robert Pollard
Edw'd Darlington George JeFsrfon
Joieph Gallego John haIvie
James Penn George W. Smith
Charles Ellis Edm. ". Roots
Jofeph Selden lanes +. Leifcb
and the Ircaiure,, who is to a6t 4" as one ex-
ofhclo' director i'll al cafes.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE, Thurrday Tun-

IN SENATE, Thuriday June Ia.
reiolvediretting the appointment of ELEC-
TORS of PRECEDENT and Vice-Preident, by
GENERAL TICKET, pafied--Yeas 10, Nays
la-and fent down for concurrence.
After this dcciiicn, the Hon. MIR. Bacon, mo-
we'd, that Protect of the Minority againft the
proceedings of the Majority on this queition,
ihould be entered upon thejournals. A fp;r:ted
debate enfued when it was determined, that
the motion fhould not be fait ined.--Yeas g.
Nays Is.
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IiLLABCLtENo.
COMMUNICATED.

ed Init or gentlemen recommended as coi,,rr.
tent perions to ill the important, Office of Di-
reetors of the Bank OF Virginia.
Although the writer hereof, hyc no particular
ooJection to urge againit any of the gentlemen
named in that lit, yet he truhs il will NOT b.
deemed diipafagement of any, if others are
named I'm place of feveral) whole qualifications
ieeIn better calculated to dfcharee the duties OF
10 important ftation.
The following perfons are RESPECTFULLY fub-
ritted to the confederation of the Stockhold-
erS.
abraham venable. Edward Carrington
George Jeflerion. Robert Pollard.
Jofeph Galego. Jofrph Mar.
Benjamin Hatcher. ]. F.Leitch,.
J0hn Harve. Thomas Rutherford.
George w. Smith. William Mitchell.
SS1 iiuel r R eftAe b0lge IF lIteb>
IMAM Du-'ai. eli aid Gardner.
Well awarethat upon this occaGon. the Ire,
iurer vote Will give a decided preponderanc,.
10 any OF. the perfonS named, had the writer
ceen perionally acquainted with him, This lin
mould rot have appeared without his approl,a
ton.
1t is Preiumed hat the political tenets offofr-
OF the gentlemen will not operate to their e.
cluiion for both policy and juftice feen to pre,.
hioit Poltics from having the fole ii7uerce. in
the appointment of officers OF an inH}tut;oJ,
The writers politicSdo certainly accord u,;,t
tho'e OF Mr. Moieley he too has ftenrned the
torrent OF federal violence he has uniformly
adhered to the cauic of republicanifm as wei
IN 9s, so and at the prefent day and afJired-
would not be prone to recommend perfons
differing from him In ientimeht, in preference to
thoie Whole opinions are congenial with bia
own, did not the qualifications ofthe federsliHs
on the foregoing iit, appear to dictate the re-
The gentlemen named on this lift, are chiefly
iuch as have been long ard extenliyelv eneage33
IN mercantile, puriuits ard coufequentlys have
had frequent opportunities of becoming ac-
and who will almoft excluivelv opnIv for Az
counts. As the Bank will be fupported by thcO.
dicounts' or loaning money, it will moi Ger
fanny be an object with the Stockholders; to
ielect tor Directors, perlons, who from the Ia.
ture OF their trania6tions, are capable of diicri
minatlng between men of real capital s; of pt,Tc-
tuaiity' and thoie VINO only appear to be fuch :.
and thus to protect the Bank from impoGtion
and lofs
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bsrs cn.itie them in th- Senate, equivalent %.
SIS repre-
fentatives.
The fouthern and wefern fates) I,
containing ilaves, gain
Leaving balance in favor of the }
former OF "
Without taking into confederation their gain in
the choice of the electors of PRECEDENT and Vice
Pretidcnt, which is very comfortable.
IF then the eaftern fates are 70 deiirous of ef-
tablilhing the feveral departments of the federal
government on the BATS Of numbers; if their
tncete with is that majority ihal govern let
them come forward with propoition of a.
rendment that ihall place the election of the
Preident and Senators on the fame footing.---
Then, indeed, their projections would be con-
ftteat with their conduct. But, while they de-
clare their Object to be All qualification of pow.
er according to numbers, aud, at the fame time,
propofe meafures Whole necefary effect would
be to render more unequal that apportionment
which is already 10 much in their favor, the
world will give them credit neither for purity of
motive nor patriotirn. > Ma. Laf.
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Doctor ManaGe Cutler, one of the Reprefen-
tatives in Congreis from the fate of MaIachu-
ietts, has fgnified his intention TO decline being
acandidate at the next election.
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fiawley from the Isle Of France. Left It the
10Th of Och after All embargo Of 5 weeks, ip
consequence of the sailing Of secret expedition,
of squadron OF Eve ships of,he line with troops,
dispatched shortly after the arriva Of a new go
vernon from France. Left there, sh'., Alexander
Hamilton, Gsaybell, OF Baltimore, for Bordeaux
and marker in a few days. Faony Galloway, q
New York, for philadslphi, waiting for a cargo !;
Massachusetts,, Ingefsoll, Of Boston, d.. Eliza,
Barnard, OF BOSTON, from w. Ccast of Suna,sas
cepsan sick, 60 SAIL neAr for Cowes and make {,
under the Gem nai,d Of Mr.. Smith, lst esicef.
Big Comet, Burberry, of Baltimore, waiting a
cargo; b,ig Robert, Duskn,, ID. brig Jniiana,
Loveh, do. and ship Eliza, 49,, Of --4+, from
Canton all well. At 8euso5n, ship Juno, Gle.
inents, Of Boston, to SAL in a very lew dayss
Perseverance, Ingessoll, do. wsainga cargo;
Margaret, Elkins, Q! Saitmdo
TIE supercargo Of the Good Friends, informs,
thar accounts had reached the Isle OF France OF
the an,pai az Canton from HAVE, of the ship
Rossean, M'Lesen, Of this port and at Bengal,
of the sup Vosaire, Bowea,.of and frou, Phhadsl.
gais. Ship Cage, Calender, Of and,sTom this
poft, has arrived a.Battawa, aud pcoceeiea 20 r
CAlcatta.
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PLYMOUTH, (Mass.) Dec. %.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE LANDING
OF OUR FORE FATHERS.

fToasts drank By the younger sans ofthe Pl-
Y oy;ms, in the T9gva- House, Pgym2uth,
Thursday, I'D Dee. 1905.
1. The tree OF liberty, which our fathers
.l,anted. Let lis Indignantly tear the RUM
ous iyy from its trunk, and Supra, with dis
da;n. the audacious 6 farmer" who woald
bare its roots to the scorching sun-beams Of
Democracy.
.. Jftssachusetts.-The birth place of
our nation, and the cradle of our indepen-
aence. While her Sister States are soar
mo on the dlraalial wings of visionary ex-
neriment NAV she continue to tread the
solid grouad of rational liberty.
8. g. The enlightened government of
.Fraacs.'- May it be renumerated for the
Qait-claim off Louisiana, while our citizens
sssAIanage their 0svrl affairs in their o7oal
way, unoppressed by ca1exacti0,s."
4 4. The Majority ofthe present Congress.
So The uOorld has gr9zoa 50 bad,
That WRENs may prey, ruaerc EAGLES
dare n0i perch. "
S. Gov. STRoNG.-- Nav the harmony of
his political career, like the Tyre of Or
PHEUs, draw smiles of admiration even
from Devils.
6. The heroes of Tangiers Bay, who,
ike those Of A5oukir, take the depths and
soundings of danger 6 evenin the cannon's
mouth. !"
z. The daughters ofpeerless DANES"
May they never put off the swaddling
clothes OF their pristine virtue, in exchange
for the habiliments of WoLsToNcRArT.
s. MAssAs the guardian of the pill
grims While we revere his virtues, may
the handful of his descendants profit by our
humanity, "since they only remain alone
10 tell u.s."
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FEy Dollars Rswards

FOR apprehendin, two back nen who have
disappeared frcm M'CalPs Nsh Mandatory IN
Alexandra, one uamtd CHARLES AID the oth.r
HARRY, horh biackfm'ths. Chahss IS about go
years old, common fixed man, VEL made not
a very dark complexion, ncr geod courtenance.
Harry is one or TWO years Older nearI55s tie .ams
iize, complexion and down lack, Rad courte.
nance, impeachment in his fpseeb, ard Ruops a
little in his walk. They .sfe brothers aut e2th
write tolerabIs good hand, aad will no donbr
have pa6es. Their cioathing believe not good,
nor can defcribe il, as their uiual working
cloaths are left behind.
Ten Dollars will be given for them, # t4ksn
in Alexandria and brought homo, or Twenty
Five tor either, it taken at a further dltance,
and lscurtd in Jail f. that get then.
VIM. Stewart, jun.
N. 3. All matters OF veneis and oshcts are
cautioned agaipft taking away or harbouring the
above N~gtoes.
Dec, 70
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NEW YORK. Ianuary s.

fxtralf efa Lstier from c2ms.rcial baRfs IN N.
ORLEANS 10 Hs9fher in fbis city, dated Deesmse,
s, 1909.
Bniineis here is at prcicne in an unfetiI~d
&ate and will continue In fuiprnce un,il the ARR
val OF the American troops, who are excited
here on the Ioth. We are now under the Flench
Gag, though no F,eDch folders are here. In
conieqpence of this on he day the conatry was
ceded TO France, the American Conf1I recon-
\ menied that ali the Americans in town III ,uid
volunteer their fervices 10 guard the pubic bull
dlngs, forts, &c. and form patrol. tor the pre-
ieryation of order, unui the troops arrive. This
has been done and aoeus $50 Aneg,caas ioii-
Cd bY 50 0! the mhabifsnts, tnrn out in rotation
every 4S hours. Tie bulinef. al the CATION houle
Is done by solicitor, appointed BY The Fteuch
fIetret and the fare dptiesof 6 per cent on
exports and imports continue TO be paid. Mcr.
chaots who have Spaoah veatis 10 load, and goods
20 ihp, iutter them TO rcmain in ffare of natti.
v'ty, from an IDEA tina, their properly viii be
SonhdtIed American when The county is delivered
10 the Umsed States.''
Arrived brig William, PEEK, ST. pi.rres,
Mart. Saiiex, LIZ, Falmouth; aoop Rover,
Sralfey' ftederiekhhrgh, tVl
~ C'eaTed, iAip Venus, Lesi,, L.ghorn /; brig
Woihsrt Antonia. Goes, I.boa.
Il .. -5rriVed 5fne or lye.
om2 hnterpr ze. Harding. Letr there, rh'r
fOhy and Be ley, Of Hartford; and fsh9oner
-, OF WifcslIe:, DEC. zqrh lat. rs So,
'ons. 70, ipoke letooner from TURKS Ii nd,
aat 10 days toT New Hagea. Dc. 81, lat. 81,
5 s., long. u, fpske brig from Martinique for
al.delphla TINS Eaierprize was captured by
O. E"gAh eru'zef, In coming from Quad aloup.,
1o' 'as port and carried inso Nevis, detained wo
."0'la'' aud acquitted; part of her cargo, which
= 90 tFciga;, was taken and detained for fur.
brig William, Peck. Of Newhaven, from St.
|E 'I'ss' Mar''niqae. Dee. IS, lar. 10. long. 81,
I : org Maine, Fran, from Trinidad for Potts
: ' tu, y. h out days. Markets dull, aoor
z,n's ana an hair pork IS dollars beef / s
- h ss0Aars Per quintal hossiard bit's AMI
fH Pound butter fame price; luaser
~. '"a No osmSad. The port in a state OF bloc
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trus; worthy. fiis sacecssor il odies however,
has contriyed in About .wo years to appropriate
public money TO his own use 70 tn. amount OF
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS; at least,
thar j, Tie sum for WHICH Judgment is rendered
against hin by BIS our eonfsDm; and if the debt
due is less, ler it be shewn by those who have
knowledge OF the fact. So much tor the removal
Of old and approved servants to make way tor new
tavorites. So much FOR having a Presidents, who,
lustead Of consulting the public good by retaining
men, OF established reputation. IN The employment
81 government, dis.nIsscs then for no reason but
that their places are wanted by those wh' have
promoted hts own aggraad'zetnsnt. Ihuswlpst
Mr.. JefIspn is rewarding his Instruments, the
people are to-pay for itby the lbss oil hb0aiaads,
ard fsnt of tbo<iaaas.
IN. r. Evenisg Pse.J .
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Tn, "a ,sian, shus amended. was luPPorted BY
nslr ). Hay.r aaa Ein:r, and oP2oled By MsG.s
yarnun AMI Smile.
Carried Ayes s7-Noes A.
Mr.. Iackfon then moved the reference Of the
mi 60 the eom.nitlee OF Commerce and Manaiac-
ares.
Agreed TO without disifion.
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Ian lo1
FOR SALE,
4 p01lnc Nero. W0mn

a young Negro Woman,
with one child about 8lnonths old. The woman
is an rxceleot faemtrefs, and we'll acquainted
with the various duties of female honie fcryant.
For terms aeply to Mr.. JOhua Riddle.
Ian 20. d2w
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NOTICE.

LoR or Mpaid-A certificate.
for twenty ihares, inthe Marine lnlurance Com
pany Of Alexand,ia, granted to VIM. Hawthorne
AMI Sons. and nombered from fix thovfand hye
hundred twenty one TO fix thoufand five hundred
and ninety, includge.
VIM. HARTSHORNE
IN Nh. To-h. i8w6v
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January 10.

.C2ngress-On Saturday last the House
of Representatives resumed the considera-
ton OF Mr.. +. Randolph's motion for the
appointment of a committee to enquire in
to the official conduct Of Samuel Chase.
Messrs. !. Randolph, Eustis, Early,
Smile, Eppes, and Nicholson, spoke in
favor of, and Messrs. Griffin, Thatcher,
Hager and Dana against it.
Several amendments moved were re-
iected, when the question was taken on
the resolution, varied only from that sub
mitted by Mr.. Randolph, SO as to embrace
an enquiry into the official conduct Of Rich
ard Peters, and carried by Yeas and Nays,
in the aiIirmative-Yeas 8o-Nays 40.
The senate of the United States have deter
mined that the form Of their proceedings IN the
capacity Of couftof imp -achinent, shall be dis
tilfte tom tose in ,he,r ordinary cha 4ttrry; in
co sequence If wAich decision, separate urDal
is kept, and distinct adjautnlnen,s take place.
NO NEWS is received from NEW OR.
LEANS, by the mail OF last evening.
Mar. lat. /.
Officers from the Mediterranean say,
that war between the United States and
the Regency OF Tunis may be shortly ex-
pected. The dey of Tunis has demanded
a present of So gun frigate, which we do
not think will be granted him; & the con-
sequence will be, that ne will declare war.
We have no doubt, should the event be as
expected, that commodore Preble will give
a good account of his beyship.
Ccsat;aeL)
M3re ,tfe9;osf on tie u,rv ofdey Of .6ugs,--
We have long Witnessed the intoegai spirit with
which Mr.. Jeltsrsou has exercised the power OF
removal from Office. Abilities, ntegrty and
experience have been alike sirgarded all have
been obliged to yield to the qualification OF
party rcsentments. No sooner was ribs eonjua
of the Chez Magiarsse known than the fesierais,s
exposed itsniutice s predicted It's consequences.
In vain was it urged that man OF acknowledged
talents and probity ought not to be driven fron
Office merely IN account Of h's political opinions /:
Ii vain was il urged that wh:s. an office was
well filled, sound policy forbids she hazard Of a
change. 91t t. no purpose was this language
held the leaders ofdemocracy turned 20 it deaf
ear, and determined to mark It's victory by cram
u cruelty ADD expressions which sooner or latef
will cover sheir manners with deserved reproaeh.
In. the delinquency of the late q States Attorney
f,r this district the people may see some of the
first fsait of the precious system; practice
illustration If the supeeiority Of a repablieaa Owe
a fs9eyal officer. Daring all the timt thar M
Harrison held the Office, the business OF the pub
which WIS con6ded to hill was discharged witt.
the utmost adehsy, he had been .sird and found
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70 Let,

THE frame Warehouse on King areet. two
doors above Pitt Street, now occupied by AM
brolc VaGe. PoGsaion will be givan on the a7rh
of this month"; apply, in the aofence Of The
lubfctbcr, 10 Col. Dennis RamGy.
X. /. TAYLOR.
AnguH IL. co
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~ IN purfuance to an order Of
the Common Council, the citizens OF
the town are hereby reqaelted.to meet
at the Court Heule, at 8 oclockin the
afternoon of tomorrow, to take into
confederation the Memorial which has
been propoled by the Council TO be
laid before Congrels, relative to the
Charter Of the town..
+. HOFFMAN, Mayor.
Monday. Ian 9.
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For Sale or Hire,

A Negro Woman who is a I'd Cook VAIN
CT and Iiouer, and has been uird to houie work.
Apply to the Pfintet
Ian Q.
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aIfranorta Datlp asberttser.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10.

CO Wanted as apprentices to the
Printing Basfnei5, too lads Of re-
butebJe connexions. AgbI at this
Office.
a. The fale Of Nathaniel Pendle-
tons Lands adjoining town is on &C
count Of the day, and the lurvey not
being 6nilhed, pofponed until FRI
DAY at II o'clock, when the fale
will commence at the George Town
road, above the Race Ground.
CHAS. SIMMS,
GEO DE,SEALE,
I. J. LEE.
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TO BE SOLD,

10 BE- SOLD,
On Monday the ron day OF anuafY, 1904, at
the late dwelling Of Col. "iiionghby Iebbs
III the tom Of Dumiries, TO The higheit BID
der, on a credit o! months
I'LL Tie be,Jonal E12ate.
Of the late WlIlou hbY Tebbs, foniifing OF
NEGROES,
Cows, FEoufehod and Kscaen Furniture, and
Farming Utenfls. Bond aud good feeurity will
be required OF the pofebafers ne bonds mutt
hear intereit from the DATE, il not pnnctaaily
paid.
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