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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT,

To amend the al entitled " Aa az. far the GO
1ernmenf and regulation Of tie (famen liz tbe
merchant /crViee."
y E it eRat7ed lv tie Senate end HOME sf Re-
, PrsjenfafiqeJ otr:be United State5 Of An1e,iea
In Congrelj G0em5lsd, That all the pruvifons,
regulations, and penalties which are contained
In the eighth fiction of the act, entitled can
act tor the government and regulation of fea-
men in the merchants fervce," 70 far as relates
to chef of medicines 10 be provided for veiIels
of one hundred and fifty tons burthen, and up
wards, ihal be extended to all merchant vefiels
of the burthen of twenty-five tons, or upwards,
navigated with fix perionS or more, in the whole,
and bound from the United States, to any port
or ports in the Wef-Indies.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of tie Hontc ofRebreje1tati4'eJ
A. BURR,
Viee-Prsfdent Of the United States, ana
PreE@eat IF the Senate.
March Q, 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL. JEFFERSON,
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BRCAD-ROCK RACES.

an Tuefday the 3oth infant, will be run for, the
~ JOCKY CLUB PURSE of Four Hundred Dol.
lars, four mile heats.
The iecond day, the PROPRIETOR's PURSE
of Two Hundred Dollars, three mile heats.
The third day, SWEEP STAKE for year old
Colts and Files, mile heats; entrance loo Dol
lars, half forfeit; iubicriPtion be kept open until
the evening of the fra days Race.
The money to be run for each day, will be placed
in the hands of the Judges by the Proprietor of the
Courfe.
WILLIAM BALL, Proprietor of the Courie
April 6th.---(ept3oth)
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A VALUABLE PLANTATION

YING on Fighting creek, in this county, viii he
- offered for iale to the bigheft bidder at Powha
san April court, which is the 18th day of the month
1t is iuPPoied to contain sos acres but previous to
the day of iale, furvey will be made thereof, and a
plot exhibited on that day in the mean time, it will
be ihewn to any peron deiirous of viewing it, either
by myelt or my overfeer living thereon. 1t is diff
tant from Richmond 80 miles, Peterlburgh 10 !;
judges to contain body of coal A fina proport-
OH OF the purehaie money will be required in hand
one half OF the remainder the 1T day of January
next and the balance in two equal annual payments,
Tor which fecurty the land or otherwiie will
be expected.
BRETT RANDOLPH.
Fighting-creek, Powhatan
county, Feb. II, 1905. crow
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March l.
A TRACT OF LAND.

'tiE Ja6S,iber ebtys {or EIiS, TRACT or Inn, on
Il TObid P,gsaf 55EAs, Eia,fe1h Tia eouafy Of
HI571o,eiaaA, and L1uadd b. tje yiyos Poiomae ami
9esomoeo 7bi5 f,a7 confirm, oJopf vna baaaed ae,ef
efG,oag o7o CIoaa one bqT eF7vbjeb Hirtiy eo1eyel
goib cry Vain0ble pine and o7k Hmbsy and RE jill qc
lifsSfofbe eniaze o(e7a ant f7aH grain tie Efuqiion
q very beahby and ba0a1ms o, eemmaaa7ag an lxia6vs
Vic7o ab, amt toudeG yi-7o ds7oa tic Pofo1oe. 7Be
7eaieryfo 7ebbbs Aand is ipne1iafsiy offae5d ooyd
in ab1adaef mi 7oHb eyeai rogve7eaee NE faF oyaes
oRf7eH( ,7o' in mir Ey6a aaf IN in gyeaf vajiefy
e1d " GsffF HafsHtolgtom he yeay. Tbe pne5a-
r ~ay brgeHe foi efeaHs PIP ant begs,f qSsiiy 4o5
be iz5Acn7f5 g5g8ladyy on ~ bLDiaiioa One baLt
ne a1oaai9 5We6qf MP h. phil al The time NJ faIie
bq1lEoa, qvLib mybebal 4ciib br e2f 4f f5t 8,erri
Joay zoH oaiaifpfht Ge Ie, ne ,,0djg5tr. f4eci.,,
@o15 e,e soiA DC sig.0 on pqyvnf tcieg E,G/a7o,iy
Js.ayeA
HLEXHNDER P.1RKER.
Wsfuoyf'eal, -'farsJIo. febf7e.)
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15p antiloritu.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT,

AAN an
IN addition TO &c din a9 10 make tro4ifoa far
PerloHJ that has,s been dija6isd By knozoY
svomidS, receiUed IN tie actual E,z,ie- of t.s
Usi!ed States during RE revolutionary gear.
SE II enatled, 6r tbe Senate and Houjf of Re
II Preienfati7es oftke United States of 4gle,,i-
Ga IN CoHgrs/i aRfmbIrd, That the proviions
contained in the firm fiction Of Gan act to
make prov'iion for perfons that have been diC-
abied by known wounds, received in the actual
itrv'ce OF the United States, during the revolu-
tionary war;" patied the third day of March,
one thouiand eight hundred and three, are here
by extended to all thofe perfons in the feryice
or the United States, who, in confcuuence of
their disability by known wounds, received in
actual iervice, during the revolutionary war,
rehgned their commiiiions, or took discharges ;
or VINO, after mourning their difIbty, were Ia
ken captive by the enemy, and remained either
IN cap ivlty, or on parole, until the clofe of the
war; or who, In confequence of known wound
received IN the actual fervice of the United
States, have at any period iince, become, and
continued diiabied, in fnch manner as to rem
der them unable To procure fublitence by ma
nuel labour. Proguded, that every perion of
the teverai descriptions herein mentioned, an
plying for penfon, ihail in all other reflects,
conform to the requirements OF the act, to
which this is an addition.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of tie RonG Of Rebrejlntaiiq,e5.
JOS. ANDERSON,
Prsh@enf cf'tbe Senate, pro tempore.
March S, 1905.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
FAIRFIELD RACES.

ON Iana!y tie 6B day Of Nav, TIE EAR
~ FIELD J0CXE1" GLUE CUP 4viN be yun
J0',rce far all agestbe bOs, to be 5o~a t tie PROPER
~ gD7sAbeyA-dJfzmee, tao mile beats.
TIE day foilo4Oing, the :J0CKET CLUB PURSE
sff0ar hundred dollars, foar mile beaE.
On be Third day, ibr PURSE OF THE PROPRI-
ETOR OF TIE COURSE, Of f4Oo hundred dsNays,
three mile boots.
years old, /or PIPE efb54 1Hoaei,0 Wine a1qanee,
tT0o Srif 6eat;. FOny Cos er!t,ed end tie ,sib-
tim cinEL
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In Offering the above work TO the public, the pro-
Pretors are enbe that excellence is not often ATTAIN
able; but with candor and TRUTH equally remote fl ON
arrogance and paralty, they fay, that they con-
icientiouy believe it has uft claim to the conf
dence and patronage of the people.
a Map OF Virginia has been long and anxiouilr
looked for None has been publlhed, on the plan of
the one now offered for many years, when AuguHa
was the frontier county.
The labor expene, and apparent difficulties, in ac
completing 70 intereaing work, have deferred ie-
veral from the arduous undertaking. The proprie-
tors, finding that moi of the other Rates had recent
iy given encouragement to fnilar productions, and
entertaining high ienfe of the real dignity and I'M,
Portance OF Virginia, embarked in the buiinefs from
well grounded belief that the magnitude and utility
OF the work, would inure, faccomplifhed, remune
ration. And while Virginia is powerfully aimulated
with the love of cience and virtue they hope and be-
lieve he will view dometic productions which Of eve
Pre-eminently ufeful, with generous pride
Thofe gentlemen who take iublcrption papers. are
requeed to return them the fublcriber, in Peterf
burg by the frtt day Of May. The maps will be rea
dy for iubicrbers in the courfe of the enluing FUN
mer.
WILLIAM PRENTIS.
Petersburg, February, 1908.
~ S"gf'bfions reeeiVed BY PI7cHIE e. HIoRsLgr
and OILERS 7Otb gUbom Jllirption papers lodged
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Dec.4.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAT Mr.. Anthony Dibrell Of Buckingham
L county, Is hereby fully authorized to make fle
Of one TRACT Of LAND, in Patrick, containing
5000 acres, lying on Dan rverthree ditto in Gray
ION county lying the waters Of Little Reed Hand
creck--two Of thouiand acres EACH and one Of 500
acres The iad Dbrel will attend at next April Cray
fou for the ae OF the faid lands for and on be-
half of NATH1 ANDERSON.
Abemarle county, March 10, 1905. IDS
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.
BY JAMES MADISON, d. d.
PRESIDENT OF WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE,

o which will be added, II MP of the greater
A part OF the State of Ohio, from actual furveys:
including the whole of the Virginia Military TraG
with all that part of the fate Wet of the Ohio River
to the Indiana boundary line.
The north-eait cornot of the Map will be orna-
mented with an interefing View of the City of
Richmond.
The iize OF the MAP will be five feet fix inche,
IN length, and three feet eight inches in breadth An
ingenious and kliul Engraver is engaged to execute
the work, in tyle not inferior to any iimar work
in the United States.
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GIFTS rs EOLLOW

G40re5 y GeESirgt 0No7csd lbs.
ESME SMOCK, gV5o il no7y pyqprie.or oj'fbe ConrE
informs gentlemen sfbe Taf, that Be money to be run 10,
each day, :OW be laeed in tie bana Of The 9n4ges.-
He is zvHi1g fO,nt tie Dining Ho4, and tie Booths in
The Field Peons 4pW be biaeed al tie gate ,eeeiyl
Toll, as yf,aL-He qOW aHo frniyS Fables and litter
for race bocs gratis; and hard tyVani5 at 6 PR day.
Azayeb 90. (ebtRJ
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TO RENT,

AND POSSESSION GIVEN ImMED1ATELY,
4 TENEMENT on Shockoe Hill, adjoining the
L \ houle now occupied by Mr.. John MCredie
lately poilefied by the Subscriber. There is on it
convenient Wooden Houle with two rooms, clo(e,
and pailage. on the hrG floor. Two rooms and a
clolet above, kitchen and three cellars below with
Smoke Houle and Garden. WIN. LONG.
January 18th 1905. eff
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STORED Ar THE SUBSCRIBERS

'Wo Cgfss Adarted (C.I @ibbni at Mr76-1'oyi, on
L 6oayd Tie Schooner Father and Sons, Henry Ibeyder
sfr, Tie o7ono Is 'e1uJ7ed 10 eaA pay eJaygc,, and
fafefbem azVay. SARAH LESTER.
WHO HAS FoR SALE
Boardt Plant, SeaHtiag, CybysS Sbiaglei Ceday Pof
Rbode Yaad and PbiiaatLGia Lime in Bb and teyes;,
BLask aad Brigh Ho,My6, Tar, W5eaf Fam,
Weus Wire, and H1ye Si/fers, 10.
Dfa,eb 2S.--(ep5w
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THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
FOR SALE.

& TX hundred and forty of the we'll known
- Tract of Land called THE SEATON's FER
RY TRACT;" lying upon the Peanketank river in
GIoiter county, adjoining the land Of Mr. ohniion,
the eifate of Benjamin Marable dec and Others.
his land is heavily timbered with the beh cheinut,
oak, hickory, dogwood and fecond growth of pine,
capable OF into common plank fcant-
Ing There are not more than two hundred acres of
cleared land upon the tract. A itream runs THROUGH
the body OF this land, upon which over-iot mill
might be ereaed at fmall expence. No iituaton in
the low CouHtry of Virginia, has more the advantage
OF good water, fh oyiters * faubrous air. than this.
he improvements are uncomfortable. The dwelling
ioue has lately been in part repaired and cons Of
three rooms anda paage below and two above fairs.
The terms will be made known upon the pren.ifes
oy JAMES r. MICOU.
Seatons Ferry, Feb 10. EFF sm.
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LAND FOR SALE.

4 TRACT of about $50 acres, lying on Jams,
y River, adjoining the town of Lynchburg; one
hundred and forty of which is low ground, and iaid
TO be OF the FRS; quaty comfortable proportion of
the high ground lies well, and well adapted to the
culture of tobacco and grain. has excellent mad
and rock iihery it; imall apple orchard, good
dwelling houfe and convenient out-houles; mill
eat luPposd to be hyperion to any in that part of the
countryside mill houle would let within thirty-G<
poles OF the river on naygabie water Likely negroes
would be received in part pay, and generous price
allowed for one two biackiniths chat are under
J5 years OF age, and good workmen. For further
particulars, apply to the lubfcriber the prenles
or Mr. William Brown, merchant, in Lynehburg.
LLWELLEN JONES
March / IeotCS
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CASH

WILL h. .ei4r1 .f5r le or IS BOYS, fran
y ITO i5yearJ aid. Enquire offbe Printers.
bfe' 10. [eaG]
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CHOICE LANDS-FOR SIZE.

a DIVISION of the famous Saura + Town Lands ha-
( 4 wing taken place between the heirs Of lanes
Park Farley, Efq. decd and Col John S. Farley and
his Hitter Mrs. Elizabeth Morton the fubfcrbers Ro
bert Taylor of Norfolk, and Charles Duncan at Ros
lin, near Petersburg. fully empowered by the id
Col Farley and Mrs Morton, to difpofe of their pro.
portion, containing 1889 acres which are fryeyed
and laid off in eight lots, containing from 500 TO 2SDO
acres agreeable to plots in the poefon of the laid
Duncan The four Target lots Of excellent quality
each containing comfortable proportion of the gieG.
eft low grounds, which produce tobacco of the vetv
lrt quality, has been experienced by one Of tb.
iubicribers, who ihiPPed it for number ofyears.
Thole lands lie on Dan and Smiths rivers in Roet
ingham county, the borders Of North Carolina.
about 10 miles from Peterfburg and Richmond, A.
there are iedom fuch lands for fae they NUT he a.,
objee to thoie who purchafe luch as viii pto
duce fine tobacco, hemp and lnall grain One third Of
the price mui be paid in ready money, one third IN
twelve months, ard the ether third in two years the
Purehaier giving bond with uuexceptionable feeurity
bearing ntereG from the date if not punaually yaid
Ihoie who with to purchale will he fhewn the lands
by Doctor John c. Cox, living at Leekfyille, near
Rockingham Court Houle, and the terms mad,
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN,
O4
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CONDITIONS.

The price to fubGcribers will be eight dollars. neat.
ly mounted, colored and glazed-One dollar, (to
Tighten the great exPeuie of publicaton,) to be paid
on fubicrbing.
Ionon-iubicribers the price will be ten dollars
COPY RIGHT SECURED
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VALUABLE LANDs-FoR sALE.

WISH 70 EH HALF SHARE in tie I)iji7al
4 Ssva'44p COmpany-c1S, SHARES in TIE Camel
,0ss dib-nars found, 10 Efsab yiv<r-d5, oae bird
aftSree Trash IF LAND, kise on NaafsnsOad rice,
near SroIf he TIRE tracts amounting IN TIE zvbols
Ssa 200 asre;. dry pe1on inclined TO earebgf, ray
itisfo1aed Of tie terms of ie BY directing letter 10 f6e
lab'i6er, !iVias near he f9see a. Liays Fore Ai-
6szarls county.
ERda RALXER
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10 NoN-RESIDEN7s OF KEN7UCX1-.

HE SUBSCRIBER HUine in the aeiebbour-
L b0od ofFrankfort, Keufueky, baqlng under
taken TO pay the taxes ofa number of gentlemen
'sfding i" Virginia and eLtqVLere, on their Lends
m this fate, and fnding tbaf the remitfinq of1,o-
ney to him for tbat purple is attenaed qvifb GREAT
dlfenlfi|S, rjR and trouble, brob9)eJ it to thai
gentlemen and any others qvbo mar Eud il an ar
eommodafioa TO them, the foAozving blaa, to ap;t
That tbey NaH deboGf their nqoney in either offbe
ranks Of Ricbmond, dkexandrin, George fozvu or
Baltimore, on or bet0re tbe. f,R Aay ofMay an
nHaiiy, and 0nfborjje /ome berjon at fboS f4,e-
RAJ rants TO 3dVile him BY PEI Of the amount,
and TO q0beleeredn 1t /baIbe applied, and imbozV-
or him TO dr0qv tortbe lamr, parable on fgbt.
7be lands otnoa-rsfdent5 are adUerfized nbonf
fbrfrF Of JaJy, 7vbicb is an exbenee of fzvenfy.
fac cents on each frad. TbeIYbGrijer's 6rot4
7ViH command tie eaB in this Raic, and ar 6o1
as bis mis- are b0noWed ut any ofbe abo7e ,,,eUfi
oHed b0nkJ, he sUiH dADdHce fbe 11ouey IN Ke,-
fHeky, ded"dfi1g Ieren and a baLfbereenf eom,aiE
on Jor bis troHbie, in affendinq to ANIL eseeyti1e
tie bREne/j. He zOW eHciof dubTcafe reee;6ft
10 tbgr hanks in qvbieb the money is deboGfed or
to tbeProPrieorJ efbe lands, keeping fbe originaI
IN bis o7vhPeDbfoH, foeorre7 ycrror5 4vbicb1nay
cur in tie auditors obTee Of Kenfneky. To fbof
gentlemen 7obo may 7ojB TO pay tbeir taxes in
f6'5 quay, ami Tvbo baze not n per/onaI ac9uai1-
tanes qoifb tire /al/eriber, be begJ ieaqs TO yefy
item 10 the Hon. Tobn BreekeHridge, TIE Han.
Matthew WaIfon, E/qr5. Hoav in CoHgreLj, ibs
| city ofHaDbiHgfoa, or TO Gen. .Tobn PreRon Of
Montgomery eoaaty, and Cal. .1anej BreekcNri4g,
Of Bofefomt county, Virginia, as TO fbeeonGdeSel
aObieb may be repe/edn him.
NATHANIEL HHRT.
". B. The boRqge on eli letters dire3ed 10 M,
on the ab0Ve bHhaeG mn be bajd.
December ;, 1904. (eSfIMar.N
FRESH sUrP1Y or sPAN1sH HIDEs
FOR SALE,
4 LARGE quantity Of prime spanin, Hides, on
4 moderate terms. Apply to the fubfcriber op.
polite the Pot Office, Richmond
MiCAJAH DAVIS.
4ih Mos 4th.----tf
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YIRGINId:

Mareb :o.-(2awew.
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March 5. (eFen,)
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B E CAL TIOU S!

Alexandria, March s. 1905.
WHEREAS ny "a the, Mrs. Rachel HcwftA
fometine before her deceaie; left in the hands Of
q certain WILLIAM COCK, Of Dumfrieh
(Virginia) Mula'.o Girl named Betty, bow
abou, IS years Of age, for Ie,fons unknown 70
me, and as the above named Slave became my
properly after the death Of my fnother-I do
hereby forvarn any peffsn Or perfons wha:loever
from purch Gpe, hirinr, on in anywiie having
any thing to Do with Mr. Cock, refpeaiag laid
Girl, unIefs he, the faid Cock, hews jua title
authorizing him to dip fe Of her, a. from
good information he has made two attempts 70
that effect to the louthefn nave purchaiers, I
have therefore reclaimed thid tiaye, and do here.
by fofvrn Mr.. Cock, Or any . her psrfen OF
perions, from moleRipg her at their peril, as
they will be dealt with according to the usmofe
risos Of the law. -.
RICHARD HEWITT.
a. "A few Female Houfe Servants
70 HIRE BY the month o, year. r. H.
March, g. 60
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fallen victims to this dis
cafe, but had 70 far abated ON the Grif
|lof January, that the port was to be o,
pened in ten days. In Allicant, BARGE
Ion and .Leghorn, it.had nearly DIT
appeared. 1t was faid that Gibraltar
waste be declared free from the fever
four days from the time we failed from
thence. 1t is not known how much
they had flu fered among the trorps;
policy no doubt dictates the nece,hty
=d keeping it fecrct. The garrlion
however was reinforced on the fifth oi
January by aregiment ofsroops from
England. General, Trigg is fupsrceded
lin his command at Gibfallar, by gen.
Iox." ..,-r $50. sss.f
We have nothing new from our
fquadron in the ...they
were left in the fame iituation as Hated
a few days fince.
There are on board the John Adams
eight Tripolitans, who among others,
were made prifoners by commodore
Preble.;' Confll O'Brien, as ftated
in our laff, has not arrived.
Extract Of LITTER from a commercial house
ofthe first resbectdbiliiy in CaSis to an0'
her in New FORK, datfd December 14th,
receiyed uia. Baltimore.
y" The preesp,tate departure OF this ves'
sci (,he Eagl.) gives only time to ment'on
that -four is now selling at 23 dollars per
barrel cash, on board and thar American
wheatis from dollar: sn ..s.s =, ~ 1T.
These extraordinary prices must still 60
higher, as the supplies already arc far from
being sufficient for our wants, and no more
can at this season of the year be expected
except from your quarter.
You may. in our opinion, safely ven
ture to this market with a few carSoes of
the above mentioned articles, 50 as to be
here before the end Of May; the result
cannot but be favorable"
Brig Nancy, Woodbury., of Salem, sail
ed fronSt. Pierre, Martinique, fer Balsi-
more, on the 4th Of January.
The brig John and Joseph, Manning
from Baltimore, IN 16 days; brig Mar
tha'and Mary, Smith, from ditto, in -
schr. Shakspear, Hunt, from ditto, in 20;
schr, Sally, Coffin, from ditto, in rs and
schr. Frederick, Harton, from alexandria,
in "a days; were left at St. Pierre, Mar.
Unique, on.the LIST. ultimo.
The schooner Patience, Blunt, was left
a. Voelain, Martinique, about as day,
since, to sail for Alexandria in few days.
.a6 .' lBaA. FED. GaS.)
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PROCLAMATION

=
PROCLAMATION ~.
I.hsreby pade known to the pecpieof
Alexandris, That the Commissioners for
experimenting the election of Gxssen psr.
sons. .ss. memben Of the Common Covn.
ell of Alexandria, for the ensuing year,
have BY their several returns declared the
result Of said election to be as follows,
Wig 'F
1., Ward. Aaron Hewes, William Har.
per, Jacob Hoffman, and Alex Smith.
I'd Ward. Jonah Thompson, ]. Lums-
don, Heary Rose. and Matthew Sex
Smith. Il 50
. Sd Ward. John Mckinney, Joaashan
Swift, Edmund. !. Lee, and George De-
'aesle. s.c1, .-a'te :, ~
-a,h Ward, Masshew Rcbinson, John
cohagan, Rober, Young, and John JAM
ney.
: In testimony whereof have hereunto
+ set my hand, - Mayor IF rhe town
= aforesaid, the 5th day of March,
YSfFctrH n nvrY
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CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL CHURcn,
lot T E RY. ~

7hvty-eighth Days Dra.Oing.
600 tickets were drawn this day, among
which were the following prizes.
Prize Of Tue Hundred Dollars.
Nos. II154.
Prizes OF One Hundred Dollars.
Nos. 1908, sase. 1920, 1los7, 6s44,
". 14so1. 49,
Prizes Of Fifty Doilays..
Nos. 1881, 1879, ao1oe.
Prises Of Twenty-Five Dollars.
Nos. I69os, 77s7, 1908, 34o3, 1868,
1850, 1909.
70 of 20, and 1875 pf Is.
Gain Of the wheel this day 1850 dol
lars. " a a1-
Adjourned til Saturday, a. half past 9
o'clock. ~
Thirty ninth days dyasoing. =
600 tickets were drawn This day, among
which were the following prizes.
aPsize of5ooo Doia,s. ~
Prize Of Fivr Hundred Dollars. .
NJ. No. l572z.
Prize 9 2oo dollars.
No. 6l37.
Prizes IF 100 dollars:
Nos. s42s, 643s, 500, 1926, 1871,
Il, 1882. 1857.
-, Price Of 50 dollars. + ,:1.
-. Nos S72o, 1928.
Prize, ef2s dollars. -.
Nos. 1872, 54aS, 1885, 1928.
81 Of 80 and los of IS dollars.
Adjeurned I'LL Tuesday, At 8 O'Clock :
when the Fret drawn blank after 500 tick.
cts, viii BE- entitled 70 500 dollars. Il.
AtWOMAN with good brcaf OF
Milk that can have good recomr. .ndssioos, Will
hear Of an advantageous iituafiop BY applying to
The Printer.
February ~
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ELISHA c. DICK.

PUBLIC SALE. 1850
A. 4 o'clock, this afternoon, will be fold, on
VowELL's wharf. on s;credit Of so days, ~
approved indoried negotiable notes.
Z pipes TenerifFc Wine
4 quarter do.
Is quarter Calcavclle Go.
4 quarrer Sherry Wine
4 hogiheads fold Rum.
PHILIPPE. MayQelk,.
9th March.
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ELIAS BOTHER.

King A,ee, near Wahington a,eet,
ID ESPECTFULBY informs bis friend, ana
IN the public that he has or bard few Ia
dies. and gentlemen SADDLES K BRIDES
He alto makes all kind of coach and chsif
HARNESS, plated and brafs nAoanted-Wag.
ron and cart HHnefi And Collars Of ali kinds
Fire bsctsts, .MiIitar, Furniture &c. to b
foA on reafonisis sefrs. eS..t:-' y
!, March g.. - tsl14tt -
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MuQsion 0 EngIGnd.

This enterprise is again The topic of con-
versatlon in France and Holland, and re-
presented to be on the eve OF experiment
We presume It IS as probable nov as il
was two years ago, and 20 more. Bona
Parte may think il exPedieu,, while he is
IN reality preparing for a bold coa,cs,
with the continental powers. to affect an M
tention to invade England. If we are right
II our eonlec'ures, his object IN all his re-
cens preparation is not to cross the chan
mel.
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BOSTON, Sept. II.
Continental e9ar zyith EUyobe.

From he spirited tore Of the note OF
EovoziitzoG. the Russian minister at 3er-
IN, CD resigniog his French passports ;
from the irritating remarks on the do u
uen:a il the French gooesnmcnt paper !;
and from the confidence Expressed in The
English gazsstes, 'ha. this VIII be he LAST
pacific overture Of the court of peterburgh,
We think tbat the prospect Of coalition of
f,urcpean powers, to delend ,hcmselses
against france, is now strongly support
cd.