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FROM THE AURORA.
CELEBRATION.
-7HE ACQUISITION Or LOUISIANA

7HE ACQUISITION Or LOUISIANA
This joyous fefival was celebrated &C
cording TO the intention on Saturday, in 4
manner which NUT have communicated to
every lover of American Happiness and
PROPERTY, feelings and emotions the mott
Eimpreiive.
The heavens for three preceding DAYS
had been overcaf, and an uncomfortable
dr1ZZling rain had continued with little IN
ternliiion the whole of that time and I'M
til apoutthethe midnight of Fridav-ThoC.
who felt an intereft i'll the celebration were
apPrehenfive that the effect Of the Spectacle
IN the proceflion, and on the plain, and of
the Grafton, would have been marred bv
the UNREASONABLE fate of the weather-and
thoie who werc adverfe to the feftivitv
(for there are fome Ivho repine even at the
PROPERTY and honour OF their country
had manitefted their JOY in anticipating the
disappointment which they calculated up
on as certain, for whichmany bionly avow-
ed theyshad brays@-and upon which zeal
had already faxed many wagers.
The committee of arrangement, howe
yer, determined that the procefion bould
proceed, and that the exprefion of the
feelings Of Patriotifn fhould not depend
upon JNgNine. Early on Saturday nom.
lngthe ufual denominations OF 10Y were
made bya falute of II guns near Centre
Square by the artillery corps commanded
by cast. Powell the bells of Chrif
Church run I" a merry peal" and the
drums o fthe feveral military CORPS fnoke
"notes of preparation"
The heavens foon wore a cheerful afbea
the dawn that had been uttered in with
the tra1flsnt hadows of dinipating clouds
cleared up, and gave a cool and Charming
day.
|he arrangements previoufy made
were judicious, and conducted from the
commencement to the clofe of the dav
without diforder or accident, either to in
terrupt or to allay public enjoyment.
The procefion commenced at half after
ten in the morning from the corner of Vine
ltreeti in the order following f.; the whole
line from that point extending thro' the
northern liberties till its left reached the
Germantown road
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for believing that ihefe papers were not
written by him. A patriotic delire
of heightening the indignation OF his
countrymeu againft the Engliih, would
not have been the only object which
he had in view when he forged thefe
papers. Whit he was wading in a fin of
this kind, he would not probably have ftopt
in his career, to calculate the different de-
grees of guilt, into which his paiiions were
%hurrying him. His ambitious temper would
not have LOFT fuch an opportunity OF afoci-
ating Morcau with the enemies ofhis natl
on, and bringing down upon the innocent
head of a Respectable yet dangerous rival,
thejutt vengeance Of his incented country
men,.
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the guard arrived, we were conducted TO
the priton, where our men are confined,
aud informed by the guard, that it was to
be our prifon in future by order of the Ba-
ihaw, to retaliate for the treatment his
fubjects received while on board the John
Adams. The prifon has been formerly the
Baihaw's fnoke-houfe. and the mott
wretched looking place I believe they could
find, however in the evening we were or
dered back to N old prifon, but a palace
to the cattle, in confeQuence OF the French
and Daniih Conful having interceded in u
behalf. Since then we nave been clofeiy
confined as before. Our chief fupport is
heep I; we notify retire to reit at 7 O'Clock,
and in the morning when we awake, the
iron bars around the windows
too plainly that we are p~riioDers. / am for
ryto inform you that three or four of our
crew haze turned traitors to their country,
b~yenbracing the Mahometan Religion and
taking up arms againlt their country they
have already made their appearance with
their heads ihaved and a Turkiih habit on.
| am induced to believe, that their way of
living drove them to this conduo. Mr..
Eieien, Danith Con!ul, continues to pay
us the greateft attention I; he informed us,
the Fsigate will never be fit for fea again
un,eis The is hove down, which is ;nipofi-
BE to be done here.
November %.
Our friend, Mr.. Eefen, the Danih Con-
iul, l am told is going to return TO Copen-
hagen.-Iam forty to inform you--, for
merly Quarter Matter on board The ~fricate,
has got his freedom, and will leave here to
day ror Allcant, on account of his having yi-
ven the Baihaw information thatthefhipwas
fcuttled, and in faa every thing he
knew, which could be Of ~fervice to the
Bailaw; hope Captain cambridge, will
write TO u Con4ul at Alicant, and
nave nm taken up, 70 that he may be
punliiled By the laws Of the U. S.--No
doubt bat malicious attacks will be made
againit Capt. cambridge and his officers
concerning the lois of the frigate, but 7 ac-
fire You all thai was in the power of man
10 be dong, was by our noble commander.
IhcfoiLowirg is a copy of Il communicate
on iiiued by Capt. Bainbridge, a few
days after the lofs of the frigate.-It is
directed to the Firft Lieutenant.
SIR,
The late unfortunate event prevents the
'"a"iipniSh HoIl RECEIVING that Informa-
ton IN their protection, which they other
wife would have derived and that the
diftrefing time ipent here may not be en-
tIreiy3oit to them, you will inform them,
that II is my requeft, that immediately af-
ter b~Feakfaf, they will repair to their room
70 hudy navigation, and read fuch books,
as are in our poIefion, which willimproye
their minds.
Given in a prifon in Tripoli, Barbary,
Nov. s.
%GSisned) WILLIAM CAMBRIDGE.
LII, PORTER.
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The Grafton was delivered DR.. Mi
chael Leihrand took up in de..very about
lS minutes.
Upon its being clofed the artillery fired a
falute of II rounds.
ly difplayed, and Countermarched, forming
the line with the right on the centre
tquare, and extended along Broad freet
to Vine ftreet, where they fired a triple Ex
de joie.-
The feveral military corps and civil affo-
cations retired to their REFLECTIVE places of
entertainment, and the day was concluded
with gladneis as it had begun-the bells
rung during the day-icveral veGels in the
river were drefled out and fired faiutes.
The following toafts are feleeted from a
great number, that was given.
The amendment of the conftitution--
may we never be governed bv a coufait,t;-
on, which forbids the amendment of ;ts
errors.
Thomas Jefferfon the pacific conouer-
ror, more fuccefsful than the legislator of
the Hebrews, he has given us the land of
promife without c%rofing the Red fea.
The wreaths of liberty, Rronger ties
than the chains of f~lavery.
The river st: Laurence-may fhe be-
come the Mifiifippi of the north.
The Union-may he who would ATTEMPT
to ~tiiiever it-be difevercd from the num-
Der of the American people.
The Sampfons of N. England-may
they learn that the modern Philifines are
not to be fubdued or terrified by the Jaw
bones of afes.
The preis-May its conductors know no
friends but thofe of freedom-and no enc
mics but thofe of liberty and virtue.
The day-an emblem of days not long
paft clouds and forrls, the precurfors of
tranquility and gladnefs.
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Your obj. servant.
EDWARD PREBLF.

EXtractsfrom the letters of a N%1idhipmar,
dated, in p%rifon, Tripoli, Nov. 90, 1908,
TO his friends in this city.
In my laf to you j mentioned, that in
c~onieqncnce of the Tripolitan Captains
letter to the Bafhaw, we were ordered to
hold ourfelves in readiness to march to the
cattle, as we fuppofed to the apartment of
ne Baihaw, to undergo another examina-
hon ; but in the morning following, when
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Domestic intelligence,
CCCC~C

PHILADELPHIA, May Is.

PHILADELPHIA, May Is.
BY the politenefs of capt. Calver, of the
fhip Maria, arrived lat night from Cadiz {;
we are favored with a copy of the follow
ing important letter from Commodore
Preble to John Gayino, efq. ON conful.
United STATES FrIgate Constihv-
hon,
Syracufe Harbour, Feb. 7, 1904.
John Gavino, Efq.
Conful Of the United States.
Dear Sir,
[ have the pleasure to an
nounce to you the pleasing in
teIligence Of the capt,.re and de-
struction OF the Tr4politan frigate
of 20 guns, late the U. States fri
gate Philadelphia, by the U.
States ketch- Intrepid of 4 guns
and 70 men, commanded by
Capt. Decatur ofthe Enterprise,
who volunteered his SERVICES on
'lie occasion. 1t Is to De regret
ted that she was so situated,
that it was Impossible to have
brought her out
Onthe nightofthe Sd january,
the brig Syren, capt. Stuart, and
ketch intrepid ef% guns, fitted
to- the purpose and commanded
by capt, Decatur, with seventy
volunteers, from the squadron,
sailed for Tripoli, with orders to
burn the Griga1e in that harbour.
They this day returned, having
executed my orders nuch. to nv
satisfaction.
On thc night OF the 18Th ut.
capt. Decatur, entered the har-
bour ofTripoii, with the ketch,
laid her alongside the frigate, and
in a gallant and officer Ike man
ner, boarded and carried hey a
galnstall opposition. After gain
ing complete possession, he pro-
ceeded to fire her with success.
and left her in a blaze, in which
she continued until she was to-
tally consumed. Ike had NONE
killed and only enc wounded.
The EripolitanS had between 20
and SO men killed on the deck.
One large boat load made their
escape, some g2en ran below and
persisted in the Games but the
create part jumped ozerboard.
Die was moored close to the Bat
te4ies, with all her guns loaded
and two Of their oorsairs full of
men, lay within half a lnusket
shot of her.-A FIRE was kept
upon the Ketch By the Batteries,
BashaW's Castle and Corsairs.--
Not a musket or a pistol was fir
ed by our men, every thing was
settled by the s7ooyd.
Ihe'Syren anch-o redwithoutthe
harbourt to cover the retreat ofthe
kctch, and sent her boats to as
slst, but unfortunately they did
not arrive in season, as the bust
ness was accomplished, and the
ketch on Eer way our, before
the boats met her, Had they
got in sooner, tits probable some
OF the TriPolitan corsairs would
have shared the fate oftllc frigate.
Very respectfully, lam,
Dear Sir,
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.

IZtn, lSOf.
Corps of Pioneers.
Two Trumpets.
Troop of Horfe, Major Leiper's)
Troop of Horfe, Capt. Holgate's)
Rife Corps, (Capt. Huf's)
Light Infantry Corps, (Capt. Irwin's)
BrqG Field Pieee--6 bonnder.
Corps of Artillery, Major Shaw's)
BrGB Field Pieces Powdey.
Artillery corps, Capt. WomelPs)
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C o N G R E SIS.
HOUSE OF OPPORTUNITIES,

THURsDA Y, March %.
DEBATE OH tie Bill further TO profeF tie
andGameu oftbe United States
GgainR tie Barbayy Poqveys.
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roaRloN NEWS.-.coxrrNunD.

From the Mesv-ro~k DAILY Adrsrtjiy, Q
NGr l5-
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Deduct fcr pay
Jnents under
French con.
vention 5,75O,OOO
Under British
ditto. 8OO,0
-
I'll n the treasury
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Tickets in the vii
liam & Mary College Lopery are foe
sale at tins Office.
Purchasers TO the rumber OF t;cta,s
will be accommodated with cred;, IS
sixty days lrom The commeuc, 80, os
drawing. 70
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HAkT and SOUIHGN TE.

Grocers and Commission DArchanta,
In the store lately occupied by Mr. BouLroN,
opposite Mr. Peasants Printing Office,
M AIN STREET, RIG II Nd,
y asPEcTruLLY 6tj,m their friends and tie
Pu6Aic. tbat tsey base laid in a general assert
~,eat ri GnocERiEs GnG L1oyoRs aftbe first qua :
itics, SPbicb tseyee selling vey io1Y for ready mo-
ney or frofHce at cash p, ices.
also. s.usens Ware, Patent Sbet, Gpabozrdey,
Indigo sc &c. and Ha,e's philadelphia 6ottIed
lo ter. Of 'pbic5 they bave constant supply, by tie
Dozen or single bottle.
They bave for sale, on Commission, Cur
NAILS from 81 to 2d) BY tbe cdsk or small quar-
HhtSj also, PEACH BRANDY by RE 6ay,ei, and 4
pair IF COLOGNE MlLLsroNEs, 5 fec: II in.
.-iugvSt 8, 1904.
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Not:cc.....The Office Of SUI

pcrvifor of the revenue, for the ditria OF Virgi-
ns, being d;fcontinued and the unlimited buff =.
rsts in the fsii Office trausferred to me-the col
ieGlors OF the dreG tax & in,ernli revenue, whole
accounts have not been finally adiuAed and paid,
arc hereby informed that they are now requeiled
10 call at my Office, IN the city of Richmond, with.
out delay and pay the balances due to the United
States IA nd tiioie Whole lands have been fold in
th- diftria of Virginia BY authority of all aet Of
ConErcfs of;he United States for non-payment Of
the DireG Tax, may redeera fuch lands, by pay
ing within the time limited, the principal,
co.'s and fees as the Law directs
As moit .! the aforementioned lands were fold
in Dec ISos, the privilege OF redemption will
continue until December next.
TIE tnousy received by me for the redemption
of the faid lands will be returned to the purcha-
fer, with inrerelt at the rate of IS per cent per
annunr the purohafe money, to the day on
which it may be paid to me.
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. v. D.
Iure a7th, 1907.
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Cae,e;,er. Say 2oib, 1904.

SIR,
pELOW is a list of three hogsheads of TO.
- BACCO. which have lain in this Ware.
house upwards of Swo years without being Slam
I'd, which the law requires shall be adverised 10
be sold 1t Interpolation OF three months, at our
Courthouse. Fairfax county. You will please adj
vertise 1t accoi dmgly.
III. Nc. G25 t42 rs ST, April S. 1901
NJ. F.G. $40 li55 I55 1000. June IL, 1901
Do. S72 ms I'D $50, June Is. 1901,
COULTER q HAMPTON,
Inspectors 1T Colchester.
70 tbc Pinter for Tie Pub!ic. SIM
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To be let, on building

Leases three beautiful airy and elevated SITUATE
ons for dwelling houses. To ANY gentleman in
,he mercantile line, or other occupation. who
wishes pleasant and agreeable residence for his
family, either ofthese sites woudb be truly desira-
BILE, as they are contiguous 70 the scene OF active
business, ~ the same time shat they are removed
from the du5, and hustle Of The town Enquire at
this printing Office.
An experienced, sober and industrious ARD
NER will hear OF an advantageous situation on
application as above. None OF opposite charac.
ter need apply. If April %, 1904
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Il
WRITINGS Of the AUTHOR
No book could be offered which stands in lee.
need OF encomium and econmendation-It has
oeen read IN almost every European anruape--
The history OF the long and interesting pcrioh
IRON the reign of Augustus to the taking OF Con-
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no where else TO he found in the shape of regular
ana wen arranged history.--The Publishers pre-.
sume to hope. that they do service TO their coun.
try IN giving an Edition of it from the American
press They will briefly speak of their inten.
ticns, and the superiority of this edition.
L. 1t will be the most complete Edition of
HiHboN extant.-Eecause it will he enriched with
the Memoirs of his Life and Writings, written by
hrnscli.-This will be an addition 10 the |. ondon
copy Of nearly 300 pages.
2. II will be about one-third cheaper than Tho
London Copy.
5. II will be executed in the best stile.-The
Publishers, with confidence, recommend to the
public an inspection of the BooKs, publ;shed by
them within the last three years-They are, Rus.
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The Domestic Ency olopedia, 5 Volumes, and
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Twenty Dollars payable on delivery.
ltwilibe enriched with Two whole sheet Mana
One OF the Eastern, the other Of the \Vestern
part OF the Roman EmpiTe--A Map of the parts
OF Europe and Asia adjacent to Constan,inope,
and an elegantly engraved Head ofthe Nu,hor.
So" Subscriptions receited By SAMUEL PLEA
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CONDITIONS.

VANS Il Mf french hEVolUgIoY.
THSt PnbLisbed and far sale at s. Peasants. ;,uys
F'i"tiH8-CEe ard Booksfo,e, Hicbmona.
TIE HISTORY or THE U.lRS
Which arofe Gu, of the French Revolution. TO
which HPrehxed, review OF the esuCes @, thas
event. By ALEXANDER STEPHENS. as
the hoo Society Of the Middle Ienule. eto.
- otafni'es gesfds fo1pnii Roman shieiinr. pif
qHsqHe agra sde6GHfn, reSc,ite,e e: 60 morris cuoa
""Sf' EFe mttH, GrtibhS fc.fnLiiee ann rs tier
Tn. SAL. de conjura;. Caill
The Lon den edition Of this work which bas
luit come to hand is now telling at 2s dollars.
Extract from f5e Monthly 1l1agdSi.e and f,,,;sk
Regisfer,Jor JnLy, 1903
=" ne late eventfu war las found an able L;s-
torIan in mr Alexander Stephens, whole work.
entitled 80 Hihory Of the Wars which srofc en-,
Of the French EcvoistIon from 11oz TO the yene-
raj peace in 1884," exhibits connected and well
arranged detail Of the moi eventful & inpo,tan,
eonteh that has occurred fince the fubiugation &C
the Roman empire and in the eOurle Of the yort.
the author has united the iEtsrel arilpg On, az
biography with the inilrueton to be- derived f,or-,
hihorY; in both departments his manner !, do
nif'ed his language is eloquent ard hi, ipforn,s,
ton IS obviouhy derived from the MOI authentic
foBrse.
" The introduction after touchipo =, ~. ,.....
changes that have taken place In stciept and mo
ds'" Rates, Prefents dihertation on the govern
meat oil Frsnee,in which the opinions Of Niece
ray, troihsrt Commines, and Hottonan are ono
ted and Investigated. An attempt is sifo made "a
trace the late revolution Up to is original Couree
while the leading men and eon,tndirc usr,ie, arr
ialIy and diaraly portrayed the thsr, Ger. NJ
Iurgot, CoIonne. Clavierre, Robcfrierre. Mara,
br'hot Tslleyrand, Mifabeau, I.alv, Bsfnavs,
&c are accordingly developed in (ute,iFion
~ the eoH'ie OF th.T work the principal Rates.
men in Britain as well AZ in france uaf. h. 80.
aSd the opinions Talents ard puriri,. Of p,,,
FOX an Arlington, Sheridan, a Durdss p.5.
ioTo and Granville, are noticed ond enuners.
teos Sfo
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Mediferransan Palborff.


NOTICE is rereby given, that it has been
~ deemed cxpedcnt TO change the form ofthe
Mediterranean Passport issued to vessels os the
United States that from the eighth day of lcly
next, those Of the new form viii be issued AZ the
custom houses to every vessel, for which appliea
ton may be made a compliance with the terms
prescribed BY law and surrendering the former
passports Of which she may be possessed, if any,
in winch latter case no fees will be required for
the exchange; and that by an arrangement a.
greed upon by the Ba,bary powers, with whom
we are at peace, either the old or the new form
of passport will be sufficient to proted The vessels
Of the United States, from capture until the LIST
Of July 1905, after which the old form OF passport
will be unavailable and the new one alone in nee
Department Of State.
sd of May, 1901 s
TIE printers oftbs laws Of t5e United Sfafss are
requested to iSgfhbr dborc in their CaSefes tyoice
lscet For ne space N six months, anil tbc Colcc
tors offbe Customs 10 fecp copics oj IL posfed ke
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CASH SALE OF LAND,
IN Ai.EENARLE.

nm September 18th, will be SOLD. in Char
ict,es,ile. to the highcs, bidder. for Cash,
the TRACT OF LIND, lying on the side
OF Rivanna. over against Charlottesville, contain.
ing about 600 acres, with new commodious
Dwelling House Two years OF 4 lease under
good restrictions have to run after this. The
land is all of the South West Mountain quality ;
and though much injured in parts, is in general
atill very good, and all reclaimahle. The sale pro
ceeds from deed of trust to ndemSily against
loss as security and bail, which was executed in
December. 1902. by William Ba,he of Pcnnsyl.
vania, to THOMAS NJ. RANDOLPH.
lulv 95 tbs
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PRIVATE TUTOR.

4 YOUNG MAN qualified to teach the La
tin. Greek and French languages, he cas
be well Recommended, wishes to unde,ake the
tuition of small school. in some gen,eel private
family. Further particulars may lie !nown ~
letter directed 10 Lindsay's Pos, C:lice, Ai5$-
marie county, and addressed to F. NJ. Of)
7th August. 1904.
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.1aditor's Office, ioM August, 1904.
TIE Commissioners of the Reve-
nuc arercqucs ed send as after the fifteen IN
Hf Septen,ber possible. 10 this ciiicc, h, post Il
list of licences granted 10 merchants in ,hsir
respective counties or corporations.
(4w) SAM. SHEPARD, Aud.
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FOR SALE,
A Tra0 of Land.

Lying in the North Garden, in Alternate county.
containing 1000 acres, adjoining the Lands of
Stephen Moore, William Wood, and the late
William Cole. dec. within eighteen miles of w ar.
rem, and the same distance OF MILTON There Is
this Land new Barn. IS by "a feet good
Overscer's House, and Houses fer the accommo-
daton of fifteen or twenty Negroes. The Over
seer's House, with i little expense, may be rem
dered very comfortable for small family. A.
bout half the Land is cleared, the greater part of
which is in good order for cultivation, and con.
siderable part Of it fresh and well adapted to lie
culture of corn, wheat and tobacco.
Any person inclined TO purchase, oy Applicant
on to the oyerscer on the premises, Will be shewn
tho Land The terms OF sale will be, one fourth
part Of the purchase money paid on the first day
Of June 1905, and the balance in TIN &c equal an.
nual payments from that day, each instalment to
carry interest from the day of SALE if not pun6tu
ally paid. Bond with approved security, toge.
her with deed of trust on the Land, will be
reqlired OF the purchaser, to secure the payment.
For further particulars apply TO the Subscriber,
living al Sootch-Town, in Hanover county.
II tire above Land is not sold before, il will be
offered at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on
the terms before mentioned, on the 23d day of
August next, if fair, if not, the next fair day.
In either case, the purchaser will have leave TO
seed wheat as soon after that time as he may
choose, and may be furnished with the crop Of
Corn, &c. thar may be made on the plantation
this year-say from two to three hundred barrels.
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD.
Scotch-Town, May 30th, 1904 ids
The survey by which the turnpike road from
Stanton TO the Poin: OF Fork is run, zoe imme.
diately through the land above mentioned conve-
nieHt to handsome situation for building, and
good water. T. Nj S
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III q ConVccaticn of the Visitors and
G0ve,nors of William g May College, bel: at
ibs Council CHAMBER sUi,5ia rbc SAID College,
tie seoentb d. Of JaLy. 1901.
RESoLYED, That the Visitors Of Wilt
am S Mary College will, on the 2sth day of Sep,
TENDER next, proceed TO the appointment of a
PROFESSOR OF MATTE Mites J.; and that
notice thereof be Immediately given in the public
papers. A Copy-Eeste,
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The Stockholders are requested to attend &c.
neral Meeting. ii the Capitoln the City of Kici
mond. on the i:st Monday in September next,
for the purposes stated in the foregoing resolution
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] have Just received from. Nova Scotia, cargo of
PLAIS7ER or P1RIS, said TO be of the hes;
kind, which will sell on reasonable terms.
SAMUEL PAINE.
May II, 1904. IF