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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
ROBIN REDBREAST.

A FINE bay, fifteen and halfhauds high, ina
ported from England last spring, will stand
the ensuing season at my stable in Chester
county, on ApPOmagtox river, Is miles above Pc
tersburg, 10 cover mares twenty-five dollars
the season, for which notes will be expected, dis
charga6!e by the Payment of twenty dollars on or
before the hrst day of October next; ten dollars
the leap 10 bepaid when the mare is covered with
one dollar tor each mare TO the groom. Good
and extensive pdsturage gratis, having nearly one
thousand acres Of high and low land in six diiler
ent Enclosures, under strong fences besides seve-
raj clover lots. The greatest attention shall be
paid TO mares left in my care, but will not be La
BILE for accidents or escapes.
Z u I g p Il r.
ROBIN REDBREAST was got by Sir Peter
Teazle, his dam Wren, by Woodpecker, his grand
dam Pap;llion, (Sir Peters dam) by Snap, his
great graIdam Miss Cleveland, by Regulus, his
great great grandan Nudge, by son of Bay b ot-
ton, Bartlets Childers, Honeywood's Arabian,
dam of the Two True Blues.
(Taken from the general stud book.)
p 70 IL NJ Il NcE.
In 1900 (the only ear he rum at Bidgnorth,
June IL, mile heats. at four years old, he won
the maiden plate, beating Mr. Days Raginer, by
Precipitate, and Mr.. Cars Prospect.
The next day, at the same place. 4 mile heats,
nc came in first and FIRST but lost the for the
want Of a few ounces in ight the last heat
At Newcastle, July Sd, he won the members
purse of & so, 4mile heats, beating Mr. Harrison's
Trumpa,or, & distaneine Sir + Mostyn's Hedera
At Nantwioh, July 10, he won the town purse
OF Is 50, batting MI. Smith's Sultan, and distan-
cling Sir T. Mostyn'S Hedera.
At Warwick, Sep, 9. he won his mslesty's
plate OF 100 guineaS 4 mile heats, beating Lord
Donegalrs FuElenan, ana distancrng Mr. Tharm's
Marquis.
lie won the purse at Litch6cld, Sept. IL, 4
mile heats, beating Lord Doncgall's b. h. by
roi8o's. aud Gistancins Ms Brooke's Baron Nile,
Lord OXford's Vdotia and Mr. CoSc's Cocoa
Tree. he was never beaten mile heats except
At BTidgnorth, above STATED, where, although
1t was given agains' him, it was evident that nc
was much the best horse
THOMAS GoODE.
March 1st. 1904. If
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$4,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 80 900
N. b. Prizes subject to deduction of Is per
cent
This lottery has been authorized by the I4egis-
lature of Virginia, for the laudable purpose of e.
re&ing seminary of learning in or near the me-
troPois of this state. With this view, it is con-
templatedto raise 20 900 dollars and 2, SEQ dollars
in addition, for defraymg the expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery. Citizens of the first re-
speetabity have been selected as truttees, and
they have pledged themselves 10 use their utmost
exertons to carry it into elect. The scheme has
the advantage of giving to each alventurer,
chance for some very large prizes whist tie pro-
portion of prizes TO blanks, is great as to invite
the friends Of the intended institution to parake
in the lottery, with very little risk of their baconl-
ing losers. The treasurer of the stare is 70 be APP
pointed to receive the money for the tickets as
they are sold, and TO pay the amount of the pri.
yes TO the fortunate adyentdrers. 1t is believed
that tho above considerations will induce rapid
sale OF tickets. and Tie drawing will commence as
soon as a suihcien, number shall be sold TO autho-
rize (which is believed will be on the second
Monday in December next.
Richmond, January 81, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
DR.. RAWSON's
Horn En1Oderc.

n Medicine which ior efficacy and fafety in i,s
"a operation GanGs uniivslled The ucii au.
theu,'c proofs and Respectable auth critics Of it's az
tonihinF virtues and furpr,Eug efects in extreme
aro alarming Gales OF Worms, MAJ be feen at the
place. OF tsie.-Prce SO cents package.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
L0yui COMPANY.

a MEErINc is earnestly recommended 20 the
L members and proposed to BE- held at the Swan
Tavern Ia Richmond, on the fourth Monday in
May All persons interested, II is hoped, il! ei.
iher attend themselves, or appoint son'e agent 10
represent them. tn My =.
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Whereas it does appear

from the books the Inspectors at Byrd's Ware.
house, in the city of Richmond thai a note fer
a hogshead of Tobacco, inspected in my name,
on the 4th OF February la.t. No 1410. gross 1850,
tsre $50, nett weight 1000, has been delivered TO
myself; and whereas have no; been in the said
city of Richmond since the inspection Of said to-
bacco until the present time, nor haze received
said note This is to request the holder OF said
note to produce the same TO Smith & Price, in
sPeetors at the said warehouse. so that "a inves.
tigation may take place, as the obacco, if nor
shIpped, viii not be de.ivered until such investi-
CATION takes place.
ROBERT MERIWETHER.
9th May, 1904. 9w@
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9.HE 7HoRoUcH BRED HoSSR

WILL stand at my stable the ensuing season.
and Will be Ter 10 mares 1t the moderate
price OF twenty dollars the season and eish, dol
lars the leap. or thirty dol!ars TO insure
mare being in foal; in either case = half dollar
to the groom the leap money TO be sent with
the mares, and notes for the season must accom-
pany them also but the twenty dollars may he
discharged by the payment of sixteen on or be.
lore the last day of July. az which time he season
wilexpire. The season will commence The 2jth
Vt March. Mares fed with grain if required at
the market price; rch and extensive pastursge
gratis, and also the board of boys. All possible
attention will be paid 20 mares, but no RESPONSE
billy tor escapes or accidents
AnERiCUS was go, by Shark, his dam by
Wildair. his grandeur 10y Vampier. out of Col
3raxton's imported mare Kitty Fisher. Wildair
was got by Fearnought. Feanough, by Rcgulus
Regulus by the Godolphin Arabian Vanpier
was by keSuus, who was by the Godolphin a.
rahian, Kitty Fisher by Cade. who was BY the
Gcdoiphin Arabian. Gentlemen will find ;.t,er
perusins the above pedigree. thar Americu; is
not surpassed by any horse the continent.
JOHN HOSKlNS.
KING sSQuecn, February -, 1901 3ws
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81 tbe Couefnoy affbs eoxnGsvre.Ihb II PiygisiG,
A PROCLAMATION.

"A PROCLAM n ZION.
{N HEREAS 1t is represented TO the Execu-
Wv tive. thar Joseph Caldwell and Robert
Person, confined FIR horse stealing, and Cullen
Oemmory. confined for murder in the second de
gree, have (the two former for the second iime)
escaped from the penitentiary. have therefore
thought fit, with the advice G the counciloi state
to Issue this proclamation, hereby Offering = re-
ward of one hundred dollars for each of the con-
viets so escaped, to any person or persons who
shall apprehend and convey them enh,r ofthem
to the penitemtlary. And do moreover require
AL officers civil and military, and exhort the good
people OF the commonwealth TO use their best en-
beavers to app,ehend AMI convey to the pen''en-
tiary aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell, Robert
peirsou and Cullen Demmory.
Given under my hand with the seal of the COM
L. S. n,onwealth annexed at Richmond, this 5lst
day Of March, 1901.
Signei, J0HN PiGE.
Joseph Caldwell, convicted of horse stealing at
tine distria court ot W ashinston, May 1909 born
IN the county Of Charlotte, feet inches high,
u years old, fair complexion, dark hair and blue
eyes, has 4 bad countenance, and when spoken TO
cannc. look you in the face.
Robert Person, convicted of the same offence
1t the Istri9 court ofthe Sweet Springs. Oaooer
1892; born IL the county OF Ro5etourt, feet high,
90 years old, fair complexion, dark HAIR and blue
eyes, very thin visage, and has a down look also
has the appearance OF bad health.
Cullen Demmory, dark mulatto. convicted of
murd IN the second degree, at the distria court
OF Suffolk. May, 1901; born in the county or
Southampton, feet ~ inches high, 81 ycars
old, black hair and black eyes. and very thin Wis
sc.
Caldwell and Person made their escape from
the penitentiary the 10Th OF Apr! last and were
setaken III the counties Of Boteteurt s. Washing
nd hOtl, tnr ant
ced TO two years additional confinement; the
former by the disria court of Washington in
Sept last aud the latter by the dstri& court held
at the Sweet Springs in Oct following.
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of six feet bib ond large in broporIios bas dark
red BAR, Spb,eb &c commonly Keeps ted, though IL is
not very long and bas sone Jew feeiLesin bis face
be was clofIed in blue roundabout. q blue swtoa,.
nearly neY, striped paniaoas q olive coio,ed seise
or fancy cord. and tbin graistcoat, 6t nor
barticulayiy recoiLecied.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19
DR.. RAWSON's
Patent Anti- Bilious Pills, or Family
PbyGc.

Pbyhc.
1'HEsE Pills produce the mot fenfible and fur
priiing effects on the bilious paifages, and
t''eharge With facility aad cafe all kinds Of Bilious
Congeitioas, ard experience proves them fuperior
co any other phyfc for
Bilious x Yellow Fe- CoitiyeueCs
vera, Female complz;n,s
Choices, And for dehroyino
Dizzinef,, Worms in the boveIs
PATS iu The Stomach g. of children.
Bowels
IA - ear Colds and fudden attacks Of diforders<
an early ME OF the!e Pills often produce the hap
pIef effects.
Families living remote from Eiliul Phi, Gcans
ought always to be provided with my Pills aud
EitterI as rheir fsaIonable application by diff.
charging competitions and giving tone to the fritz
pailages oIten,mes prevent the moR ferrous ard
formidable maiade,y and when taken aereeably
to directions have produced wonders in the cure
OF Fevers and A.ue', 70 prevalent in new countries
ADD low and marihy villages-Priee as and 37S
Cents bog>
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Advertisement.

by virtue of deed of trust executed by George
- Booker TO the Subscribers, to secure certain
debts therein mentioned, due by said Booker to
James Morton & Co. OF Prince Edward county,
will be offered for sale, the highes, bidder, for
ready money, on the ninth day OF June next, NJ
James AIoron'S store. FOURTEEN VIRGi-
MA BORN SLAVES, consisting of men, wo
men, girls and boys, or so many of them as will
satisfy the balance of said debts.
EDWARD DILLON,
SAML. ALLEN. jun 'uS'ee''
April Sob, 1904. CIV.
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Advertisement.

There are three hog.lsads Of Tobacco lying ia
Henderson's warehouse. 2iil,on, Albemarle couu-
IS, over two Years, As below
y n. No. 100: 1900 gross 1873 tar 1457 nett.
a. COS 1873 do 124 do 1854 do
sos 1919 do 125do 1887 Go
The above tobacco ius geacd in trc name ofTho.
mas Newman, and we must proceed according 10
law. OGLESBY u BACON.
Nav Is, 1904
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6y ;5e Governor q tbe Commensurate of Virginia,
a PROCLAMATION.

~ 20 GcVeT'0T q zoe L0H'HtOH1HsNE'3 OF Virginia.,
a pROCLAMATlON
JTTHEREAS it is represented 10 the Execu-
Wv tive that Israel Wilkinson, who was conf
united to the jail of the district of Stanton char.
ged with horse stealing, hath escaped from the
said i4il have Therefore thought fir with the
aIgice of the council of issue this procla.
nation, hereby offering reward of FIFTY dollars to
any person orpersons who shall opprehend and
convey to the said district jail of Staunton the
said Israel Wilkinson. And do moreover re.
qurs Ill officers civil and military, and exhort the
good people of this commonwealth 10 use their
best endeavors 10 sppreleAd aud convey 10 the
iall aforesaid the said Israel Wilkinson.
Given under my hand with the seal Of The COM
l.. s. rncnwealsh annexed 1T Richmond, this 31st
day of March, 1904.
Signed, JOHN PAGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19

- TICKETS to be had of Robert Pollard
Doe, John Brockenbrough, jr. WIN. Price, (Reg.)
Samuel Pleasants. il. and William prichard
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-19

7=57HE pubic are Re1cby Informed, thai the .1b.
scriber is prepared with an excellent seine
which will be employed the whole of this season,
at the well kAown SHAD s HERRING; FIS H.
cry at Varina, twelve miles below Richmond
The road tha leads TO this fishery, is palmer and
better, than rhe road leading 10 any other fishery
on james river below this city. His prices for
fish will be as follow Thirty.three shings and
four pence per HUNDRED for shad, or six pence i
peace for smaller quantity. For herrings, TWEEN
~ shiings per thousand. He will keep a re gular
supply Of salt and barrels for the accommodation
of those thar may be disposed to purchase fsl. by
the quantity. ltf1
MOSES BATES.
Henrico, March 90, 1884.
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To be let, on building

Henrico, March 90, 1884.
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BY Authority.
Scheme Of a Lottery.
10 BuTLD AN ACADEMY IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.

1 Prizc--la5t drawn ticket, having
: bian.; 10 its number, 10000 /;
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TREMENDOUS STORM.

On Tuefday morning laa, NOT violent form
commenced in this place, and continued its denrua-
I'VE career, until about 8 o'clock on Wednefday
nsrnng. The wind blew at fri from s. s. f.
then ihiffedto f. ncreaing its power until about 9
o'clock, when it abated for few moments, and
then veered to N. E. From this quarter, the gale
blew with violence and fury Unprecedented in the
annals OF this town. The damage which has been
iuitained by this tremendous hurricane, cannot at
Preient be eftimated but very great and extenve
We have taken fome pains collect the particulars,
andiuboin the following ltatement, which though
't may not embrace every item, is not deficient in a.
ny efential point
From Charielown Bridge, to North Battery
wharf, no eIentia damage done, except the blowing
down Of MefTrs. Revere's furnace, and the fofs Of
lever1 peafure boats and other FINAL craft, lumber.
&c.
AT North Battery wharf, the brig Aurora was
,onfideraby injured; and lomo fmall craft biged or
nk.
At Mays wharf the fhp Franklin, belonging to
Mr. Scobe, lolt her naain-top-nah and is otherwife
lamaged; the 1oop Polly, belonging to Dea John
Waite, with lumber, driftcd againf the wharf, bill
,eJ and funk. The fnsll craft were generally funk
n ftove to pieces; boat near this wharf up(et and
wo men who we're board, drowned and the
Ttarf itief very materially damaged
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

Mott of our readers will probably recoIleet,
that on Tuefday the 9th of the prefent month,
we experienced in this fate very violent guit
of wind, which continued during the whole day,
and part of the fucceeding night. The effects
OF this torn were more destructive farther to the
north, as the following account from the Bottom
Gazette will Efficiently illufrate.
In exploring the phyfical Phenomena of a
country, the nature of its climate has always
contributed an important enquiry: and the cur
rents OF its winds, whether eonRant, oey;odieoi.
or Daria6le, have. generally embraced an i'm
portant part of thefe refearches. The follow
ing plan is respectfully fubmitted to the conf
deration of the different editors in the United
States. Should it be adopted, it will no doubt
multiply the facts, which are efIential to COM
plete comprehension of this fubject and when
thefe facts fhall be Efficiently extended and at
certained they will enable fome competent en-
quirer to extract from them flIitable theory
FOR explaining the Phenomena of the world.
When aviolent wind arifeS in the town, which
ne inhabits, let him carefully note down.
#. The direction, in which it blows.
end. The timer, when it rites and when il
ceafes.
Sd. The changes of the climate, which pre-
ceded it.
18th. The changes which fucceed to it.
9Th. 1T he has an anemojcope, or inftrument to
meafIre the force of the wind, let him mark the
number Gifts revolutions.
Let all thefe facts be publifhed.
On this fube6t, would refer the reader to
the seth letter in DIR. Franklin's philosophical
works
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GREENocK, dur. 2l.

Since our Ian, very little has occurred of material
public importance. Inva!on continues to be the order
OF the day on both fides of the Channel The Empe-
ror is embaking and dfembarking on the one ide /;
whit our luxurious Commander in Chief is eqnal-
ly buy, in reviewing and letting in array, OH the
other.
The Hamburg mail due on Sunday arrived on
Friday morning.
1t appears tina. the feet under Lord Mellon, has
been annoying the enemy Marfeilles. The at
tempt made by them in their accounts, to difpuife
the fact only tends confirm il. He has captured
and burnt Genoefe fhips; and taken pofIefion of
the ldrgeh Of the Hieries Hands 10 the fouth of
Touon, with 1900 men and pieces OF cannon, and
eifabhed there an hofpita for fix hundred failors
The feet of Admiral Mellon off Toulon confifs of ~
fail.
BY this Mail the following fatement has been re-
ceved of the force ofthe Ruan Imperial Army; excu-
five of 877Onvads, it conlils in thewhoe of 493s5e
men, among which 1920 are artillerymen, 1884
folders in garrifon, 319,l25 field infantry, 1878
cavalry, e,3S3 foot guards, & 3,3l6ho guards
LONDON, dug. 16-17.
Dispatches have been received at the Admiralty
from Lord Mellon and a number of private Letters
are in Town down to the frlt of July, which Rate,
that the French fleet in Touon is apparently ready
for fea.
Dispatches were Wednefday received at the
Admiralty from Sir James Saumarez, at Jerfey (which
Rate that expectation was daily entertained of an
attack from the Enemy, feveral movements having
OF late been oberved TO have taken place. Dispatches
were alto received from Admiral Thornborough da-
ted off the Texel, the 18th infant. The Enemy
remained nearly in the fame petition as they did when
the previous accounts were tranlinitted d.
Dispatches were on Wednesday received from,
the Brett fquadron. The enemy, we learn, are lI
III the outer harbor, watching opportunity to ef-
cage, which, If the elements do not interfere we
truft that the vigilance aud leamanip Of our lquadron
will not afford them
Some Of our CRITTERS off the coat of Holland and
Flanders lah week looked into the Roads Of Flufne
aud Offend In the former, were 81 venels of
different descriptions; aud, in the latter, ffty-Gx
were counted, notify gu-boats and cutters, as all
traniports had been removed into the canal coming
from Bruges, and their number could not therefore
he aicertained Information has been received that
forty-four more gun-boats and fat bottomed
boats, built upon the banks Of Mofcone, had
defended the Rhyme, aud were in the waters of
Holland, and would probably in a week arrive at
Fuihing, to be fitted out there An aid-de-catnp OF
Admiral Vebeul had brought orders from General
Monpet, commander Of the French troops in Ze.-
land to hasen the departure Of all armed vcfcls
through the interior canals Of Flanders. All neutral
velies from the Dutch harbors report, that the COM
mon opinion IN Holland r., that ponaparte inrends to
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VIENNA, July 10.


The emperor has added to his Auftrian do
mains the city of Lindau, which he had purchaf-
ed with very comfortable territory, and our
government is actually bargaining for Kempter.
Thefe arrangements afford room for much
Ejaculation in Germany. Some fay it is CONTRA
ny to the contribution of the empire that one
power, by particular treaties, lhould derange
| the equilibrium of Germany; which in thus pro-
curing to ittef particular principalities reftrans
neighbouring poiIeliors from treating in their
| turn. 1t may appear too that Germany lhail
| infenibly reduce herfelf to fmall number of
powers, and that one day fhe will be divided
| between two or three. The true fovereign of
Germany, however, is the Germanc body. 1t
IS contrary to every principle that one power
ihould augment or lefien the number of indie
pendent parts without the concurrence of the
fovereign.
Lindau is an excellentacqui6tion it is fituate
in the middle of the lake of Confance, and will
be very ufeful to the armed Auftrans. Conf
dering this acquiiition under this point of view,
| one fears that it may occahOn nquetudes TO
France which cannot but increafe, If, as is faid,
Auftria be upon the point of acquiring other
pohefions, and of concluding treaties to aug
ment thofe which fhe has in Sonable Many are
difpofed to think that Auftria and France have
equally gained in ditancing their reciprocal from
tiers, and that Auftria was politically wrong in
wiihing to- approach them.-Moniteur.
According TO the military almanac of RufIia
the force of the empire con6fted, on the firlt of
January,sin the number of the following troops:
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Which form total of 1854 individuals
carrying arms, not including the invalids.
VIENNA, Aug. Our Court has for the fecond
time endeavoured learn the fentinents of the Ca
bnet of Pcterfburgh, relative to acknowledging the
title OF the Emperor of the French 1t ha not,
however, as yet received any categorical reply, on
that head IN consequence of which, appears, that
coniidering felf difpenfed from rendering its own
deliberations subordinate to diplomatic ormalities
the flownefs OF which might prove preiudcia To its
interest, a Courier was difpatched from hence for
Paris,a few days iince, carrying with him the new
credentials for our AmbafIador, M. lie Comte de CO.
bentzel
Hitherto the official gaze,tes of Peterfburgh and
Vienna bestow no title whatever on the Emperor Ma
Poleon, naming him iimply Bonaparte Fortunate
y 1t IS name which stands in no want of titles and
epithets and no act of contempt can reiut from it
in the ad of diplomacy.
From the Borders ejrt5e Meiu, Anr f.
MIR. Paget the Minister at Vienna, had as is well
known, received permfhon from his court to return
to his country he already preparing to fet off to
Holstein, where he was to have embarked, when
new courier charged, they fay, with important dif-
patches, brought him orders prolong his stay at
Vienna is remarked that nce the arrival of this
courier, he had frequent interviews with the Mint
try OF Vienna but their object is absolutely unknown
to the public.
The news of the retreat of the Count de Haug-
witt from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Prufiia
is certain: he is replaced by the Baron de Harden
berg.
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NORFOLK, october IS.

TrdgHated from Paris 5apfrJ, reeeived Mt Nor
Jsdk by the NIP Monticello, Capt. CARY.
In the following I" Esfrat7 ojfa Letter from Be-
b,sns, dated 2ofb Of AagaR," we have the pic
tire Of victorious General administering the
9th OF iideliry to his army.
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Letters are received from France, by which
we are informed, that M. Pichon, Charge DAT
fairies, and Conful General of France, in this
country, has been lately appointed by the En-
peror Member of the Legion of Honor.
Bah. 4H,1y.
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NETWORK, Os.15.

Clagow papers to the 2lft Auguf incufive, are re-
ceived at the Office of the Mercantile fdeyfiIcy by
the flip Factor from Greenock. They contain Lon
don intelligence to the 18th, day later than our
former adviees; but nothing of moment. The fol-
lowing are the mof prominent articles:
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v1NcENNEs, qnd. Teri

Sept. 11tb, 1904.
This being the day appointed for taking the
voice of the people, for and againa the fecond
grade of government, at one O'Clock the ballots
were foT it IS, asainf it s..
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on your !abor for the PROPERTY Of our arts,
and the progrefs of our manufacturing induRry,
you. will render nieful fervices to the fate and
myfelE pray God to have you in his holy
keeping.
Calais. 18th Thermidor, year IL.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.