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JOHN NICHOLAS. c
Pln&erton'S Geographic.

gTHE Subscribers to the rsviled edition
u Of Pinkerton's Moderu Geograpy are
informed that the 6rt volume Is juG pub
lifted by JOHN CONRAD & &c. No.
80, Chetnut Rree,, Philadelphia. The
pubIiihe's have uted their oca endesvors TO
make the work delerving OF the very liberal
encouragement Afforded 20 it by the PUBIC.
and eqnai ia all refpeets to the Ens,i(,
quarto clifton which iclla for ne.r,y ,hree
times he price. The geography of this
county ia IeTlted ano Co nldcr hi, augmen-
red by Dr.. BENZ amin Sn.ih Har.oo the
American maps are drafted by Mr asnueI
Lewis. principally from actual furveys, aat
engraved by Har''ton, lrw!on, and Tan
ner; "a elui atten ion has been paid 10 cor
re6ting the preie, to binding and to evrsy
thing that would :nlu.e % the puhiihers
the APPROPRIATIONS ut heir lu5icv'hs,i Sub.
fcri p;ionS will be received by S Pitaisrts.
il at twelve dollars pr copy ualii he work
is comPl~, ed, when it will be raiied 10 ff-.
teen dolass
Character Of Pinkerfon's GeogrQjl5y from
the Nc79 Annual Register, IL, 1902.
Mr.. Pickerion may we'll lay thar this
Geography is digefed on a new plan. It
forms IL reali y an Y a, in the fcience. or
rather, FOR the ga time scientifically ar
ranges that which ill now was pnH n'ed oe
no icientifc ea,ures whatever. Mr Pinket-
ton Is a mot attentive inaedigator; he Is 80:
laiishea with bludIy copying from his prede-
ceiiors; he has exsmineG fer himlc!f, his au-
thorities moreover 70 far as we have been able
to trace them are OF the higheH repue and
that he has examined for hitnleif, he fuHci-.
entity proves by Offering for the h,R time
his references to the eye Of thu ,eader.
4" Curiaigg the uiual Introductory rou-
tine of the planetary iyHem, its laws, phra-
les aud terretriai influence, and the political
hittory of the various countries he dsfcfibes.
he has properly fupp!ied their cxn5erance
with tha' which lie an integral add eGeu,iaI
part OF Geography, although hi, her,o n.vcr
sdmiied i"Io publications upon This fubjctt
he hiao'y OF ProgreGive political change
OF tae Rates that pals in order before bin,
accounting for The rife and variation ia the
/ names Of their different dianSts-their ap..
| Propriate msteorolo.y, fJil, agriculture,
botany and 2oology The maps aud charts
are deiinea'ed wiki peculiar pfcci.on ticy
are the joint production Of Gi,iTrs. Arrow.
imi'h and Lowry, and 70 th,ir lhe author
I principally 'efers in al his yc.bol ocis.i,.i
ono, as with friGt jnGjce he may, (or a
moe clear and definite comprehension Of he
large riyers and mountains that occur 10 hin,
| ~ hiI progreIs 4"
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L d S T.


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~ Tue'day evening Tie 1ljh inst waslosl from
- 'hc sH5. eubef'5 hoisc VALILCE in which
were contained several ar.ic!ss OF ,.oa,i.ry and
d. SlaraI0ns TO the amount of shiny ha.idin,4.
and several Other papers, which can he 90 no use,
t' any per-'n excel The o~re, Wtocvcr h,a
io"o 's SAG 'a''e-e, ~ IS is contents sl,sii be,
handsomely rewarded At.us,eefs. tbeir,so,,
who has lound 20, ,.iN please -- end ~, IT, .ets
TOR insurance to .r" s,.oluce u DC city of ltich-
moad, d.,--tt,. tO Wa. 'Vm r Af. ,r.n.i..ll g.
gent 20 .&s n.1'uD insurance contrary cf V,rs
ginia wi.h no doup, wa! BE q ue az size ,!-.
c'arstiora iugusauc cau bc IS so urc 20 1ur
psgs IN except he gen,icmCn VINO have declared
Bow s. ~ tnce, and cs the crr,.q ucrco may be- ~.
'iouf, hpp us 4ls!.ers Cor idsa.au-c wi!l Is 90
tUo,ed ~ All events.
PULP p. 5SNG@
RisAponl, Avn. T., iey4. (Sw)
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LONDON, March II.


The Bulletin Of to day is as follows:
"Queen's House, March "A.
ellis Majesty RECEIVERS daily"
[Signed as usual.]
This morning we received series OF
the Moniteurs TO the 9TH instant.
fhe accounts which we yesterday in
serted relative to the apprehension FGe-
neral Pichegru, is genuine. We ind it
given verbatim in the official journal OF
the goth ult. There is not the slightest
notice taken Of General Moreau's arrest,
nor have any measures been adopted That
tend to shsw the line Of conduct which
the First Consul intends to pursue with re-
specl to this iIlustrious victim Of his lea
lousy and despotism. The grand obleci
of the French government is TO implicate,
by every possible means, this country in
the conspiracy imputed to Pichegru, and
We already discover the acSiyity Of its &c.
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VERT LITE!

NEw-YoRK, April 81.
rhe ship Fanny, captain Taylor, Ia regu-
lar trader and fast sailing vesseD arriv-
ed at this port last evening in 80 days
from Greenock. She left there on the
10th March, and brings London news
to the 18th, four days later than any pre-
vious European advices. We owe il to
the politeness of captain Taylor, who
obligingly favored US with his latest pa.
pers, that we are enabled to lay before
the readers Of the Mercantile Advert
ser this morning the following brief alb
straSt:
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AcademicaI Exhibition.

HIS evening, at four o'clock in the afser-
a noon. the junior classes in ]. Ogilvie's achool
will undergo an examination in tho Capitol, in
some OF the elementary parts of literature: spe-
cimen, of elocu,ion in prose aud verse will also
be exhibited. The parents of the young persons,
whom J. Ogilvie has the happiness TO Instruct,
and the citizens of Richmond generally, are re-
specially invited to attend.
April %, 1904
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sCOTTYILLE RACES.

10Th April, 1904.
First day, three mile hlats, in m. ! J s.
Wade Mosby's mare, Amanda, |
Col. Hoomes' horse, Schedoni, .
VIM. RandoIph's horse Che
Waller, 81
Col. flolcomb's horse, Leopard, dist.
WIN. Balls horse, Vidil, s Dir.
Second day, two mile heats, in 4 m, sec.
Wade Mosby's horse, SertoriGs,
Col. Homes horse, Young Cor
morant, %
VIM. Balls, 3. =. Juno, dist.
Col. HoIcomb's horse, Dragon, 4 .
/llN
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MEMBERS chosen TO serve ia tie neCt GeAt-
RAJ Assem5ig Of t6is Commonwealth.
Norfolk borough, Littleton Waller raze-
we'll.
RInouer, John Bowe, Bathurst Jones.
Charles City, George w. Miage, James
Walker.
Cumberland, John Hatcher, Jerman Baker.
Botetourt, - Beale, Martin M'Ferrtn.
PittsvIvania, Thomas II. Woodtng, Da-
MEL Coleman.
Richard Brooke, Senator for the district
OF King William.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

~ TIE sale If si.c Negroes, aaOerfiscd
in the. Jfrsi foge offlis days esrra 1rgus, 10
take fIace at .Mt1u- Castle on Saturday the 5th
Of May, is fioslhoned 10 MoSDAr the Tn of
Nay. 2Bs COMMISSIONERS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

searches in looking fer proofs from a re-
collection OF run,ors, reports, conieStures
and surmiscs,in various parts ofthe world.
Letters and extracts Of letters to this eff
feet arc given in the Moniteurs, for the
purpose of showing that the assassination
of bonaparte had boen long determined.
A Gettcnburg Mail arrived Yesterday,
letters by which bring accounts from Hol
land, by way of Hamburg, ofthe goth Feb.
stating that artillery, provisions and every
requisite for 10000 men, are in complete
readiness; that the whole force may be
put in motion within forty eight hours
and that it is fully expected that the ex-
petition will sail in the middle of March.
The embargo lately laid on all vessels
bound for the Baltic, Sweden and Denmark,
we understand, has been ordered to be re-
moved.
Fine flour, IS TO ASS.
Price OF Stocks this day, at one O'Clock,
Consols SO l.2 57.--Omrium l-2.
PRICE or AMERIC ANSrOCKS ALTON
DON, MAacH
per cents. 56.--S per cents. los 100.
old 6 per cents. 80 9O.-New s par
cents. 80 9o.-5 IL per cents. 81, 9ll2,
with Div. from Jan. Bank Stock, sfl29
4 80 per share, with Div. from Jan. I.
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Il fen Pumbhicfs

Concerning ,he LAWS Ggaiast GAMING
and G ANESTERS. are for sate at t5e Bookstores
Of 5. Peasants, ir and " H.icba,d.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ELECTION.

The republican prints declare Mr.Lang-
don TO be elected governor while, the fe-
deral prints declare Mr.. Gilman elected.
The official declaration of the votes will
be made in June.
(NdfionaL H7teRigenccr.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

{ RJC II RI o ND
James River Company.
| 4 7 4 meeting of the President and Directors
"A ofthe Richmond James River Company. ON
the Oath day of March, 1904
Rcsored, That the Share Holdersps TO Robert
Pollard, Treasurer. the sum OF Five Dollars on
each share on before the first day of May next.
Extract from the minutes
ROBERT POLLARD, Cpk.
March 90 1904.
1T q Court conftnusG and held for 61,lllIcsc1c
COUNTY, at tie courthouse an Urbanna, on 7ae.aap
t6e 27t5 day # March, 1904.
James Campbell, complainant. y :.
Against
Charles Collier Join Quarlca ex'r of John 3
George. dec. and Benz Faulkner admir- + 3
debonsnon OF VIM. Didiake, dec s
defendants
THE defendant Charles Collier 10, having en-
tered his appearance and given security &C
cording to the act of assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing the Satisfaction of
the court that he is not an inhabltant of this com
monwealth On the motion of the complainant
by his COUNSEL II Is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear here on the fourth Monday in Au-
gust next and answer the bill fine compIainants.
that copy ofth order be forthwith inserted in
some public newspaper published in the state for
months successfully, and posted Al the front
door Of the courthouse ofthis county: And it is
further ordered. that the other defendants Onarler
ex'r Gc. and Faulkner, admir-. &c do not raw A.
way any money ef!e6s il their hands owing or
belonging to said defendant Collier, until the fur
ther order of ths court
Copy-Teste,
JOHN CHEW, Junior. n NC.
ut Court co,'sij.ued and heid for .1l5cmaTle
county, hie seUenh day IF February, 1904.
Charles L Lewis, Jltg
Against In
Henderson, def 5.
NV the motion of the plaintiff by his attorney,
~ II Is ordered, blythe court, that the slaves of +.
!zabcth Henderson he ATTACHED, aud the said
slaves are 10 be kept by the sheriff until the defen
lant or his agent give bond and security in thu
penalty of two thousand dollars to be approvedof
by the sheriff with condition that the defendan,
Elizabeth HqNderson perform, and abide by the
decree Of ,hIs court. to be hereafter pronounced
i'm this cause and il the defendant or her agent
fail to eve snch security, that The sheriff still de-
tain said slaves. and make report 10 the nextcour.
in order for a further decree.
A copy-Teste,
IOHN NTCHNV &C Fit.
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The Virginia Aygus.
RICH MOND {:

SATURDAY. APRIL %, 1904.
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YIRGLNIH:

VIRGLNIH:
M a Suterior Curt Of CAancery, holdey in
Richmond, March the 1871, 1904.
Between
William Harvey, plaintiff |
And
William Johns and Henry Clay
ton, defendants :
THE defendant William Johns not having enter.
ed his appearance snd given security according
20 the al Of assembly and the rules of This court
and D, appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court,
that NE IS not an inhabifant ol this country On
the motion Of The plaintiff by his counsel, If3 ar
terea, that the said defendant do appear here on
the FIRST day ofthe next September tenn aud an
swcr the bill fine plintifi and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some nc.yspa-
per in the CITY Of Richmond f7r two .ropfis sue
oessyeiy, and posted az the front door Of th- ga
pto ~ the said city.
Il py-Ee5,f,
T. TINSTEN G. G.
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1VO1ftC - HC/CVV tSEUFW 10
,ne5 as il may concern thar from t5e scarcity ofbro-
sender and other causes, re Price otbis OAK Iood
sill be a@Vaaesd IS eerts IN The Lodd after RE Gyst
day Of Mar. WI. Miro.
A5,ii 25, 1904.
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SUB9CRIBGWS 20 THE
Domestic EncHclobcdin.

Are requested to call or send for ;heir copies
which are now complete, and ready Tor delivery
4. 5 Peasant Book Store.
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Dover, March 10,

Since my last very heavy firing has been
heard in the direction of BouIogne; but it
being very thick weather, nothing could
be seen from our hills, and no news has
been heard from our blockading squadron;
but last night three of the enemy's gun
boats were seen standing in for the Downs
with English colors above the French
The firing has been very heavy again to
day; and it being quite calm and thick,
we have heard no news of the result it
is supposed that the enemy have made
movement TO come out IN the Roads,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

AParis paper oflste date mentions, that
Mr.. Truro is appointed minister pIenipo-
Tertiary tothe United States, and that Mr..
Pe,rie Supposed to be the gentleman
formerly consul in the state of South
Carolina) is to attend him as secretary of
legation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

movement TO come out IN the Roads,
AParis paper oflste date mentions, that
Mr.. Thuroi is appointed minister pIenipo-
Tertiary to the United States, and that Mr..
Pe,rie (supposed to be the gentleman
formerly consul in the state of South
Carollna) is to attend him as secretary of
legation.
IT has lately been asserted in the anti
republican papers in New York, which are
without single exception devoted TO the
interest Of Mr.. BURR; and it will undoubt-
eddy be reiterated for purposes the most
miscellaneous, I" That the President has de
clsred that the fate of the New York cleo
ton was perfectly Indifferent to him, and
that he had equal confidence in both par
ties"
We are enabled TO give to this bold and
audacious falsehood, the most unequivoCal
denial. OLIVER PHELPS, whose intrigues
and articles are well known to us, did OBJ
tain an interview with TIC President on The
10th or March last and after asserting
various fasehoods, in relation to the proba-
bility of Mr.. BURR'S success, desired to be
informed by the President, " in what light
the adherents of Mr.. BURa, would be re-
garded by the present national adninistra-
ton, whether as friends or enc -nies :" 70
this VERY honor able, aud VERY consisten.
gentleman, the Presid Ut gave the follow
ing reply -" That with the divisions of
REAL REPUBLICANS, the national admit
nistration could have nothing to do, bat
hot IL, Eel -, 4
as making any part of the real republican
interest; it was impossible that any port
on of that interest could have patronizcd
such paper as the MoRNING CHRoNI-
CLR, or such a book as hRIsTIpEs."
We hold in our possession proof Of the
above conversation, derived from source
the most pure and unquestionable. To a
ny REAL REPUBLICAN, we will shew our
evidence and we cannot but trust, that a.
mong all those who have been In the habit
of reading our columns, however they may
differ from US in our +ucubrations, there
are none who will discredit or disbelieve
our most solemn declaration to the verify
ofthis relation as derived from document
| thus in our possession and ready to be
shewn.
Well may we then ask OF our republican
| friends, who. have magnanimously aided in
efecting the a'e happy changes in our ma.
tional and state administrations, to pause
seriously to pause, before it be too late, in
bestowing their SURFACES on the head oil
that LITTLE BAND, on the patronizer oil
| the MORNING CHRONICLE and the infa-
nous ARIsTIDEs all of whom are con.
sidered by our illustrious JEFFERSON
as forming no part Of the REAL REPUB1I
GAN INTEREST. Have you, republi.
cans, labored to erect republican admi.
nistrations, for the mere purpose Of de.
molishing them Forbid it honor, forbid
it virtue, forbid it patriotism.
CAlJdHy RegiSfer.)
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Richmond, 27th April, 1904.
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PkOPOS4IS

FOR carrying the Mails of the United States, en-
the following Post Roads will he received at the
General Post-Ofce, in Washington, until the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

FssiaSrt. A,tbneS asd Lasd. Ssyvtys,.
CURvEYS &drawsplans Of EAases. with ihe
CR'ieieR Accuracy and neatnets makes deiiens
fos in'ended Buildings and Improvements. Ca
hais. Bridges. sc. &c. ] fornifhes efimases with
ninute fpeciicsiions fcf carrying the fame into
exeeution hsvios been rcgdfssIy brought mp
10 the profeIiion. with ! complete knowledge
Of the p,sttitsl departments. preiumes that lie
ietvices will be fcund emioen,ly uisful. In car.
rying into effect any public OF pfivate works.
GensleGien refding At 4 ditance, en- Be
fufnined with pIans, elevations. &c. to unite
CsHveniency and Uoiformity with Durability
and Economy. BY tending wfi,sen delcnptidn
of the eon.sniencc' and Gse bsiIdiSe trey wiisi
to hsve.-Plans neatly drawn on the margin Of
Dsed'. ,,,,sb MeYYost. ,oa. ID. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11
rcA HINT.
We iniert the following humorous Advertisement
for the amuiemcns OF oor readers
H.,..~. LIZ. H,:..osn~ H,kk
George W1|biEgf0n We6b,

George W1/bhgfon Weo0,
tPoA- Rider IRON heyes6sr TO Nsysbamffor.)
COLLECTS the ferrous and c%,dd aueot,on.
- OF s4c6 Of HE cuRomers, who are indebted
TO him for more than one quarters Newfpspeu.
to that portion of fcrip,ure, which may be
found recorded in the latter claufe Of the aSth
verieof the 9Th Cbapfev Of the Cetbsi. accord
ing 20 81. Msffheqs---s' Par ME-, WHAT THOU
owssT." ha W ass
~ In difcoutGng from theie words, it 10 the
insenyioa of the Prsaeb<t TO make no divjGss Of
HE mafssr--to have ncshiog to do With ssses ex.
cept sk-sofe,--and to treat the fubjcd, neither
logically. nor metaphyfcally, nor icripturally.
nor reIisiouAy. nor morally, nor phyGcaily--
but fsREMr rosILY i-As he hs, had a. mortal
sserlon to long. rUin4eS people. ever 6ncc he
began 70 collect .Nervtpapev areexsfs, he will be
~ brief as Lawyers Summons. and, leaving
his text TO explais itfelf. come direttiy TO the
lMPRovgMENT.
Beloved 6rabre~i Hee,f>s ssfo me. and
attend 10 sbe <por6s Of ny ssasfb! Pay tbs Psa-
Rider gsekLv, aobrs ihss arr ,be svay asisb ban
--sS, at asy time. rse Poit- Rider dsiivry fby ID
eosa 10 fbe ArroRrrr. ard fbr ArrcsSsy
bring thee bsfo,e abe ] U DEE, ard hbs JupoE de-
iiver fbes 10 abe OFFICER ess RIOS b. eaa into
PRISON. Yey;iy Jay unto tbet, tbOs @aLf By no
~eas' come eSf ,be1es, hH sso1 .bes psd fbs NE
fermes fsubmg!i 81.
Worceacr, September 70, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

THE fpbfcriben having psrchsfed the pa
4 tent right for the counties of Newport &
eiRol. for mskice. sing, and vending to
Others to be uicd, = Machine for the purpoie Of
~afbing clothes, fulliog. fcouring. and cleaning
cloth. under the original patent right, which
was granted by the Congrefs Of the Uoised
States OF America, unto Daniel S. D.an. of the
town Of Brckmsn, in Duschefi county, State Of
Newyoik. on che a9sh day Of February. 1904.
All pesfons are hereby forbid making. u6ug. or
vending faid Machine, within the counries aforc.
fsid, under the penalty Of the Law, without the
authority Of us, or our agents, being fra grant,
ed them. Any perfon may be accommodated,
BY calling on BENJ AMIN PiTMAN, jan.
JOSHUA NICHOLS. .st
N. B. Thofe who may siA to purchsfe
he Pa tent right for tn: coansy Of Bfifol, will
pleaie to apply as above. si
Newport, Sept. 70. 1904. l
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ATOIICE is hereby given, thas,we the fub.
IN fcribcrs, have purchaied the patent right
for the coonties of Wsfhington and Ksot. tor
making, uhng, and vending Machine for the
purpoie Of wafhins cloaths. ieooriug and fallins
cloth, sades the original parcr, right which ~ss
granted by the Cangrefs Of che United Ssates OF
America, unto D4siei 7. .Dcss of the State or
New. Yosk, on the ,o,n Of February 1904 -
An pesfons are hereby forbid, making, send.
iqg or u6ng fuch Machine. within the coun.
ties afotciaid, uader the peAilsy of the law,
without the liberty Of u.s. Or our ,sgcnts being
6ra granted them. Any peIfon. upon, applying
one for an individual right, or on larger icale,
may have the ibery gransed them for 4 mode.
srsse compeniation. .s.s,.,'s.., zT'
,- BORDEN RATHBUN,
.dts .3.a ROBERTH. NILES.
Wxkfs,l( ,l(N.K.J14,A 7sb ma. rSo+. .lr}
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For Sale.

"A N excellent 10, of land. under good i'm
n provement, very pIeafantly ntuated on
the main road leading from Ncwpor, TO Briaol
Ferry. containing about IL acrss. with Dwell
ling Hout-, Barn. Crib and young, Orchard
thereon, and well Of good wafer that never
iails. twill beiold on reafonsblc term,. For
particulars, apply TO the fubfsrh-y. on the pren-
ifes. -, -. JONATHAN GIBBS.
Ps,tfussfb, on. q. 9ol.
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Toors,. SHOES & BuekET rs.

THE fohlcribcrtakes this tnefhod 10 inform
4 the Public 10 general and his friends in
passicular, that he carries on the Beet. Sbse. u
6seksf- M<kas buGnefs. at bis Shop t~o doors
weR Of John Gardner'', Efq. in she. Ferry
whatf Lsne--w here he il ready 70 attend TO
their sats, having prossrcd the beit Of naierials
thcrefos. ,s se =.
r A Agoed workman u the Lad usn.ioned
branch of fboGeeh. tif he calls foonI win End
employ sad good wages, BY applyirg to
~, !. JOSEPH DYRE. 4.
N~ws,t,, Mr laS, 1904. 9,
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10000 Dollars highsR Prize.

nURING this day. Tickets in the Sixsh
~ Claf, Of South Hadley Canal Los'eiy vil
be fold At the orig,ns, price. s Dollsrs. On
Tomorrow. and after, until the drswing Of the
Lottery comrcnces, which viii be on the .yth
OF the prcfent monfh, Tickets will be sdvanccd
70 Dollar so Cents.-Thoie Who win to
lave 80 Cents and gain Ten 1'houfand Dollars,
viii do well to cal,his day i7bsyjasy O47. ~ q
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THE cscditon Of Boaen peisee. Of Nossh.
u Kinsaown, 70 the county Of Wsfhisssos.
lsborer. are hereby notified 10 appear before the
General Aaembly, stsheir next ieAsoa st Prov,
idenee. in Otiobes, A. d. 1900, and fAess
caefe, II any they have, why the pssyes Of his
petition, pryine forthe beDe6s Of the Att made
sod psSed, A. d. f7y6. for she rrs;ef cf isfOl-
vent debtos, fhosld not be granted. e.
THOMAS PECKHANq, DIP. Sse'v.
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T~HE Creditors Of Edsca,d Cg5k, Of Postf-
4 mouth. in the county Of Newport, labor
sr, are. hereby notified to appear before the
General AAembly. at their next Seflon at Pro.
violence, in Odcber, A. D. 1904. and fhew
exoie, il any they have, why the prayer Of his
petition, praying for the benefit Of tie Ad.
made and psded IN A. D. i7s6. for the Felisfof
infolyent debtors.. fhould not be granted. Z
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