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fpeedly as pofiible, al the forts and places in
the Venetian territories, as well as thoie which
cover the Venetian. pailes in the Tyrol and Car
niyola. The troops in Auftrian Italy, as well
as the line of poG along the Adige, has been re-
inforced. AT the fame time we hear, that the
Auftrians in the Brifysw have been ordered to
march to the Voralberg.
STUTTGART, Auguft 25.
The Ele6tor of Bavaria, it is faii, will, with
his family, remove to Wurtzburg, in Franco
MIA.
BERLIN, July 90.
The Blron de Hardenburg, in his note to M.
Laforet, the French minilIer. expredes the deep
regret of his Pruiiian maieay at the return of
the paGports by III. NovoZiltzoa-and at the
fame time obierves, that the union of the Ligu-
rian Republic (Genoa) with France, svas an G.
cent MXe5 An-sype9ed.
PETERsBURcH, Augun IS.
M. De Novoziltzoff returned TO this capital
on the 9TH infant. The troops are arriving on
all lides. Count de Buxhaven, genera, OF in
fantry, and military governor of Riga, and lieu
tenant general Ellen are already arrived. Ge-
neral Benninruen is daily expected. Baron de
WinZintgfcade is alto on his return from Wen
IA.
The greatef warlil1e preparations are making
IN all parts or the <utiian empire. n meiisn-
ger left this city yefterday for Eogland. who, it
isreported, is the bearer Of the treaty concluded
between Rnfiia, Sweden, and England. 1t is
alto faid, that the Puritan miniaer will leave
this capital to-day or Tomorrow.
1t is fad that ourtroops will fhortly march
into the Autrian territories, particularly CALI
cia and Sileiia, in the vicinity of Jagerndorf.
and Troppau. There IS report too of an en-
barkation of troops for Swediili Pomerania, and
likewiie troops for another defination.
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NORFOLK, November 1.

Capt. Cochran of the brig Hope, in So days
from Ayomonte lin SPAIN fates that prior to
his departure. it was known that the combined
fleet was in Cadiz, competed of 60 fail of the
line, and s frigates The day after Captain c..
failed, he fpoke Britiih frigate, by the COM
mander of which, he was informed, that the
combined feet in Cadiz, was blockaied by a
Britilh feet of 30 fail of the line. Ledger.
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mocratic lawyer. in Bsanirgfss. This Merrill
was, ALTO learn, paving hsaddrefies to daugh-
ter of judge (woa!d he governor) Rohinion.
Now, whether Merrill fent the letters to Dvare,
TO crafty his fa'her-in-law or the old demo-
crat->who is faid to be correspondent of De
oneJ-fole them from his intended fon-in-law's
deik and fent them on to his svorfty correfpon-
dent--I canot precifely learn: but one or the
other is fhrewdiy fnfpetfed to be the fact.
When F.. refumes his feat in corsrrfs, perhaps
fome Development will BE- made"
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% anrific JntsIligr,,ec.

EstraR ofn letter from a gentleman in the Iudi-
ana territory, TO tie Editor Of TIE Republican
fdOocaie, dated Illinois, 81. Clair eomtry,
MAY IS, 1905.
The people of Upper Louiiana, appear TO
be much pleaied with the new mode OF govern
ment which they are to- come under next fall,
agreeable to the late atis of Congress.
Six of Capt. Lewis and Ciark's men have
arrived at ST. Lons, and about 90 Indians of
different tribes, who have never been in fet-
tlement of whites before. They live from 1000
TO 1855 miles up the Nliifouri, and are now on
their way to fee Mr.. Jetferfon, intending to leave
theie parts in very ihort time. When theie
men left captains Lewis and Clark, they were
iut about to leave their winter encampments,
and pnrtue their journey to the Pacific Ocean,
which they fupPofed to- be about as much fur
ther off as they had gone from the mouth of the
Miiiouri.
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CHARLESTON, October 10.

The brig William and Mary, Eatterhy, cap
tursd on her paIage from this port tn Amfter-
dam. and carried into Yarmouth, (E.) has been
releafed, on paying COTS. The decifon i'm this
cafe determines the principal that the late or
| ders OF the Britih government for bringing in
American vefIe's with csrgoes, not the produce,
| OF the United States, are only intended to APP
lply Gas in the cafe of the Elftx) where the neu-
trail took in her cargo originally in the colonies
of the euemy. TIE Times.
On ThurGday iaft. about 90 miles 70 the eaf-
ward of the bar, capt. Hutchinfon, of the f,ip
Ro'la. from LIVERPOOL, fell in with the French
privateerfchooner SUPERB, captain Dominique,
and was ordered to come on board the privaieer
with his papers. This order capt. II. immedi-
atelv complied with but no foouer had he got
on board than he was fnrrounded by fifteen or
twenty Frenchmen, Spaniards, and mulattoss,
who with violent threats and much abufe, draw
ing their knives and daggers, were proc eednp
to take his papers by force. This capt II. reii..
ted, but ihewing each of his papers feparatelv,
they were fatished of the property being Anne
rican. and told him he might proceed.
While captain Huto hinfan was undergoing
this examination, lieutenant and fix of the pri-
vateerfmen Jumped into the Rolla's boat, and
going on board the fhip commenced mott diff
graceful fcene of plunder--breaking oprn the
- o"'h'b hSdiuS, SNSi dEiNlt VNCy
could lay their hands or, and otherwife behav
ing like iavages and pirates. On cant. H. return
ing to the fhip they were about taking away his
boat-upon his refining to give her up, the pri
vateerlrnen truck him feveral times, and threa
tened to fab bin-but finding him refoute and
determined not TO give up his property without
aftrugge, they went off.
Captain Hutchinfon was informed by fome of
the crew. that they had engaged n,ip off our
bar, which they iiippofed To be Guinearna.,:
and, that they had four men killed in the action.
The fails and rigging of the privateer were much
cut, but her hull did not appear to have receiv-
ed much iniurY.-A great number Of wounded
men were on the decks, one of whom captain
HtnPooicd to be the Captain.--They alto con-
hrmed the report ofthe captain having mot the
lieutenant, for attempting to haul down the
coiours.--rhe prvateer had bot two guns
mounted-the reft, they ftated, were in the
hold. Captain H. obfcrved fsveraI people be-
low, whom he fuppoied to be priioners; but
was Eot fufsred to fpeaa to any of them.
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horn ater the law, are 10 ftrve s,Il sos, or %
years Of age, and are TO fsrve under ti'esiaw of
apprentices, to he removed if III treated. Every
thing relating to this in,erefting concern de-
!erves to be mentioned aud examined.
Saifaa ResQr,
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NORFOLK, October 80.

We are authorized to fay, that the Merchants
of this place, have determinedto prefent repre-
ientation to the government, ofthe depredations
which havcbeen committed on their commercebv
thedihrrent beligereut powers, &thatmemor;aIs
accompanied with documents in each cafe, are
now preparing.
We are happy to know that this meafilre has
been at Taft adopted, and have been fnrnrized
that it has been 70 long delayed. Although the
government may TO be ignorant Of all thefe de-
predations, there is no one who can fuppcfe
That 1t can take newspaper accounts for Official
documents, TO jutify approximation to a fo.
reign government, it is uncandid to fuppofe TO-
Lrdgev.
Captain Cox, who arrived yefterday from
bermuda, furni!hed lis with the following ac
count of angular addrefs and enterprise. A
Government tchooner of IA guns completely
fitted and provifoped for cruife of fix months
was lying in the port of St. Georges. On ac-
count OF iome crcumftancc it becamr neceGary
10 put the matter or French privateer and a.
bout IS OF his men on board the fchooner, they
were not confined i'll irons, and a corporal's
guard was put over them. The officers of the
fchoonor we're moftly on more. and the henten-
ant commanding dined on ihore. The mater
OF the p'ivateer took this location TO overpow-
er the guard and few men on hoard, whom he
confined below, and then drelfing himfeIf in the
uniform OF the lieutenant, ard dilguling his
men, he got the fchooner under way, and pa Ted
the batteries without interruptions, and giyin,
three cheers when he turned the point out of
reach of the guns, he proceeded en- oruife, with
ftronger vehel than Nc had loft, and one more
completely fitted. The fi:udtion of the har
bour, on account of the number of forts and
cannon mounted in different parts of the bar-
bour, and the difficulty of the navigation of the
channel IN fome places not nor than two hum
dred feet wide, rendered This a hazardous I'M
dertaking in open day. The Frcnchnaan owes
we underRand his fdccefs to the hrict difcipline
ofthe guard having charge Of a piece of cannon
at one Of the alarm potts. One perGon only had
difcOvered the Frenchmeu in this bufinefs, who
went with all ipeed to the guard and told them
the circumitance, requefirg them to fire and
alarm the forts below, but this the guard refuC-
cd, alledging that they were ordered never TO
fire, but by the orders Of the Commandment be-
fore the Commaniant could he found the
Frenchman was clear ofthe port.
On Saturday fennight, the fchooner 5iGers
| from Rrederickiburf, with cargo of Hour fo-
this place, in a violent E7o4p form, got upon
Cape CharIes.-The veHe is loa, but the prin,
| cipal part Of the cargo is fayed.
Norfolk Ledger.
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6RoH CeBtiqeL

We have the Indiana law of negroes and mu-
iattoes. All brought into that territory under
Is years, are 10 fsrye, the male, till s5 years of
age, and the females il So years Of age. al
over that age, are to ferye by agreement, and ii
The term csuies them above rs years of age,
then the maeer is to give bond that fuch do not
come chargeable to the copnty, All children
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S>ames's Prote9ions.--A gentleman, who has
lately returned from Halifax, and brought with
him his fon. whole liberation from on board one
Of the Britih frigates on that ftation, he procu-
red through the friendihip and agency of James
Smith, ETC. OF that place, aiiures us, that the
Common Projections, which are given 10 our
feamen, AZ the cuftom boufrs, vii! not iufure
their fafety from impreGinc1t on board Britiih
ihips of war. He adds that in order to render
theie Projections fate. and contormable to the
regulations of the Britith navy, they msft be ac-
companied by the copy of Certificate, fgned
by the town Clerk Of the place, where the birth
of each !caman is reei0ered; which-copv mutt
be annexed to the Protection, and the original
in his Office. Bo9. Gag.
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coMAUN1cATIoN.

COMAUNIcAT TON.
City Of IYa5jsgioa Raee.
The !weepftakes run for yeGerday at the cir
of Wilmington, when great fport was afforded to the
amateurs Of the turf, Seven horie Garted and ca,ue
out as follows
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The Chf da CABINET, Paris paper, edited at
the office of M. TaIleyrand, thus ebayaferises
the democrats of toe United States speaking
of MIR. Monroe, this paper adds, " he is very po-
puiar and powerful with his party, the anti.
federalilts, whole attachment to France and ha-
tired TO England, do them equal honor in the
eyes of all perfons abhoring TIE tyranny of
Great-Britain, and loving the liberty aud indie
pendence Of mankind" Taeyrard reiidsd
fome years in the United States, and knew the
antifederalifs well but when one of his H.
cenfed writers talks Of "li5eriy ard iuJepen-
deDce )" after that, to ufe a vulgar phrafe, ga
horie pext GANG in to be fhgved."
6oHoH Ce1kileL
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MAJ. Cor Smith

In this congreliiunal ditria Simon Snyder had
majority Of 555. (8Dgs
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The belligerent nations aft towards the neu-
trails in the NOT .ghitr22-y nSnrer. A neutral
vctei at Tea, without guns TO protect herfelf,
ftands no more chance of efcape, than ira
weller with money in his pocket when he meets
aEighwaymaD on the road. Ii the veGeI is rich,
The is a!mou CERTAIN OF beng captured and chr
ried into port for adjudication, and then in s
cafes out Of A. il!e is fure Of being condemned.
and if difmiied, the charges eat up half the
cargo. The mere eXpences OF defending fhip
and getting out the appeal papers in the Rngli!h
Hands, have been lately found TO exceed or
1000 dollars, and in England, if a lli2 is diff
mifed, the captains are made to pay or 5000
dollars light money, bsiides piotage, when the
aiips have been brought in contrary TO the in.
cIinatiJn of the matter. II ihip is difnihed,
all the charges, OF every name & nature, ought
10 fall on the captors. The captured filoud
not be obliged to pay any thing.--And when a
cargo is condemned, as enemies property, the
freight at leaf is due, admitting it TO be enemies
property, and in this cafe the ihip heritIf ought
to e{cape. This 10 not faid to execute the Britih
adjudication of the cargo, becaufe it is well
known, the practice is lately very common with
the Englilh to condemn the whole fhip and car
go, when they have heen fully proved to be Il
merican. Oar merchants daily robbed OF
thouiands Of their hard earned property. They
have very heavy charges indeed TO preient a.
gainlt the Briti.i, on the feore of adjudicalions
But they need not expect indemnifcaiiou for \
long time to cOGs, as Britain wants their pro-
perty to carry on the war sgainf France, and
pay the fubfidies 10 Rufiia, &c. Thnfe who
wilma continental war would do we'll to recol.
Iec;, tba. American adiudcated fhips aud car.
goes go to- pay aconllderable part of the expcn-
ces. When nation fpends one hundred and
fifty millions OF dollars annually, they feel them.
fslveS Obliged to plumber where they can, tc
iupport their extravaganza and waite of proper
lty. SaIeM Resi3sr,
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~ bat, 3D. Bes!.
Maid Of the Oaks, owned
-. K1Y.tf. nj

n gentleman from Marblehead ye1erday, informs,
of the arrival there of the cr. Hiram, capt Hooper,
from Blboa, 80 DAYS; and that the captain Jaw poa-
cd at Biboa a. order forbidding spanh priyateerl
10 moea American veG,ls. (RoHog CerfigsL
"a -
FOR SALE,
IT EN SHARES, in the James River Canal Com.
Il parry. APPlyto
THOMAS KoRVELL,
Noyember s. r.
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It is nated, that the king of Prulia is siIem-
b;ing troops in Franconia in hnfpach and Ba-
ruefh. 10 fuppor tie neutrality s06ieb the byig-
er5 If tie Somb Of Germany are defFyHyined 10
maintain, in cafe huaria goes to war. A treaty
between Pruilia aud Bavaria for this objsct ia
talked Of
A large body Of men are to be Rationed in the
euvirons Of Liniz. The court of Vienna are
taking very itrong meaiures for the iafety Of ,be
capital Of the empire.
The lait letters from Venice rate the amour;
of the garriion there at 10000 men. The great.
eft activity is uing in fortifyiug the Tile OF ST.
George. Orders have been jGpsd to repair, as
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
JOHN PAGE.

GEORGE DILLARDi is five feeteightor nine
inches high. toerable fair complexion. short black
hair, dark eyes, well ser, and somewhat ,lroopa
IN the shoulders, slow and soft of speech and OF
smiling conntcnance when speaking. about fwen-
y iour or twenty Ave years Of age when ne alb
seonaed' he road large sorrel horse, about rye
feet high, some white feet, largo white suot in hi.
forehead and a snip on the nose. -,
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Geo. Wait

HAs renewed from TIC store he formerly oc.
1 : rnrlec 70 brick house on ihe cross street
lending fra- TIE main styeet 10 Shockoe ware
hense. hsrt ~ has on hand and , aers 70 dis
pose ni.pn T-.ssfase terms, by wholesale,
Tx .sSli0soing Irfie1es, piz..
l.r:.t m E-sccvado Sugars.
n t.nsszrh- ". Island, and Antigua Rum,
s,nsHEAc- 1x-celona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry z1a Malaga Wine,
E.Sisee % szssrior quality.
EAclaszts1s SlAgtr and Fig Blue,
foruE Espsa ard Imperial Tea,
80 barhs Liverpool Salt,
Faseii; Aisrr, assorted sixes--And
Ine rsnAlsss!Er q his Stock of Dry Goods,
consulting principally Of articles suited to The
;sre-s1i; ssist rEsrrozch;ng season, which he will
either s-i On \ rssli, Of 8. 6 and 9 months. for
raosss ''sgonisbIs n be Bank Of Virginia. with
sI'FTnTsr erlaa-srri, or barter for Tobacco,
Firur ~ kemp
Cezh gIyss Spr Tobacco. :.
EzrsHcGt, 22d March. 1909
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAM rOh ioftl<E1s- ~
IN pursuance Of an order of the
j high court ofehancery for the Richmond die
tfitt. will be sold, at Public Autiion. on Monday
the 18th day Of July next, on the premises.
Il Valuable TRACT df Land,
On the Lltie Bird Geek. in. the county of
Cooeh'and, belonging TO the estate of the late
William Anderson of London, dec. and known
by the name of Massic's, containingby late
survey, ,3l2 IL acres divided into four lots Of
nearly equal extent abou, two thirds of this traS
is now in woods which is good tobacco land
and the part cleared has been but little worn
Terms Of sale will be one fourth in ready mo-
ney. & three annual ins,alments for the balance.
Bonds with approved security and deed OF trns.
upon the land viii be required, TO carry interes,
from the date If not punaualIy paid
Those inclined to viewthe land before the day
OF sale, will be shewn it by Mr., George Toler or
Mr. William Toer, adjoin;ngs who can give
inforn,atios OF the manner in which the lots are
laid Of.
BENJAMIN ToLER,
hgert in fec. forf6e Esrcu-
fors Of JYili;am anderson.
Hanover. Sd June. 1906. tds.
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TyALIAFERRO and DICKIN-
III SON. near the Lason, keep constant
supply Of Whisky. distilled west Of the Blue
Ridge.
Richmond. Iune S. 1905. sm
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Viii. Marshall, CPk.
Tobacco Land for Sale.

N Amherst county, on yIorslcy's
creek, 500 acres of rich tobacco lad orr,er,x
tue property Of DR.. Daniel Warwick, and known
by the name OF Wincauton--1hisa land has the adj
vantage OF lying on tic main road leading from
Amherst courthouse 10 Waugh's ferry on James
river, IS vniuable stand for country store, win.
framed houss for thar purpose entirely new and
suiteient'y large, having two rooms below arfl two
above stairs. with good brick chimney, and well
upderpinn'd with BRICK; also a Iurnber.horse is
feet square, with cellar of It's full size valid ND
with stone--there is aiso > tayfor's and sadier's
shop, and os,er out houses likewise a tolerabIe
good dweiisSg house, with tluee rooms belos, and
two above stairs; Kitchen. dairy and Other out
houses within a mile of the store. suitable FOR a
private family. On this tract OF land there Is a.
hont75 acres cleared, all Of which is lrcsh and il,
coed order FOR cultivation; IL has also the advzu
tage OF being only miles from Bethel. W here
there IS an inspection OF tobacco, and within Is
miles LynchburEl Asst is presumed no pcrso~
WILDE inclined TO purchase the above without re-
viewing the premises. they win be shevn by
messrs Falaferros & Loving, wholiye within
lew miles OF Wincanton, and fully empowered
70 make sale, and the terms Of payment, may be
known ssoHi thems as also on application 20
Gilliat & Kirby.
~ March 20, 1905 (widsj
The above traa Of land and improvements.
Wilde offered for stir, az Amherst courthouse.
on Monday the 18th July next, (h,,ing court dayl
on credit Of six, twelve and eighteen rnoniis.--
deed Of trust will be required on he psemises.
or satisfactory security forpunausi payment.
Cilliat & Kirby.
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ny rHz GOVERNOR OF THE coMMo swEALTH
OF vIasIxIA.


+ OF VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS it duly appears to the
wv executive that eEonGE DILL ARD,
charged by the inquisirion Of coroner with the
murder OF Henry sVn.ose. late Of The county Of
hing and Queen, hath fed from justice--I have
therefore thought fit. with the advire of the coun
ell OF state TO issue this proclamation, hereby Of
tering areward of One Hundred Dollars. to any
person or persons who shall apprehend the said
Gcorge Billiard, and convey him before rhe cosc-
ner or justice Of thc peace fer the county afore.
said. to be COMMITTED to Jail for examination,
touching the said murder. And do moreover
enJon all officers, civil and military, and exhort
the good people of the cornmonwe aith, 10 use
sne,r best sndeavorsto spprehendthe said George
Diilard, that he may be dealt with as, in such
cases, the law dircas.
Given Under my hand as Governor, with tie
seal Of the commonwealth annexed. at
Richmond. this sth day Of June. in the
Il. 81 year of cur Lord, one thousand eight hun
dred and Ave. and Of the commonwealth
the twenty ninth.
(signed) JOHN PAGE.
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7't,N DOLL1RS KEITy7RD.

tuAE away last evening, aiarse stout made
~ blood bay iiOK Sc, upwards of Eve feet
high,7 years old last spring, was shod all round
about two mouths ago. bar some of the shoes
may now be OF; he has large head and small
eyes, trots and gs'iops f he mas any other marks
by which he might be distinguished. iliey are not
rcco'!cesed He had on saddle good dea
worn with hogskin seat and plated stirrupa
The above reward win be paid on delivery
the horse and saddle to the subso .ibcrs
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
Richmond. March S. 1905.
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% RE n +,
A BRICK HOUSE, adjoining the
n old City Tavern, well calculated for a
Dry Goods Store. Apply TO
Gallego, Richard & Co.
May 9Th, 1905. If
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

- UN AWAY from the subscriber
IN living IN Amherst county, four miles be-
low the courthouse, the night of the 18th inst.
negro man named MAJOR, who was formerly
the properly Of Mr. Hide (nerchsnt- in Orange
county,) afterwards sold to George Quishinabury.
then 70 the subscriber. Said negro Is about %
years old, yellow compile xion full face thick Inns
well set, bow legged, about feet high. very siort
hngers, with scar on his left hand below the
hnger joints--aiso, another scar against his eve.
and one OF his fore teeth our; I've had on when
ne vent away an oznaburgs shirt and pansaloons.
and carried with him one pair striped breechc.,
grey coat and pantaloons. and blanket He
TOOK with him likely sorrel horse, with. star IN
mss forehead and small stripe down 70 his nose.
snod before, and believe is branded will, c on
MS thigh. Said negro is well acquainted in ma
~ paris OF Virginia. being formerly Mr.. Hides
Wasting man. Hkhas wife and Children in q.
fange county at The said clearinghouse, and L
IMPOSE he win be lurking abous that place
y hoever viii apprehend the said negro and re.
Urn Inn ~ish The horse, 10 the subscriber. sfaI,
ises'ye the abovs reward, and all reasonable
charges paid by
James Stevens, ir.
Rmnerst county. NAV ~ IQ0s
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gether with tleir principal Historical events ard
POLITICAL importance in the Great Commonwealth
OF Nations; Compiled from the mos, modern
systems Of Geography and the latest Voyages
and Travels, and obtaining many important al.
ditions 10 the Geography Of the United States,
that have never appeared in any other work Of
the k,ndi Illustrated with Eight Maps compri-
sing the latest discoveries. and Engraved by the
first American Artisss.---De Designed particularly
for the use of Schools.
BIZ BENJAMIN DAVIES.
81 j. ]. having an extensive Book Esta-
o''snfnent IN Philadelphis, is enabled 70 sell on
as low terms as any other house in the United
states; He therefore ver respectfully solieits the
orders OF country merchants and others.
5th Month ,l2th. 1905 f3O