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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-25
PARIS, er1ber &c.

PARIS, September &c.
His exceIlencv the minister for foreign
affairs has left Paris to repalrt to Strasburg
for the PurPoss of being near the Empe
ror.
The Tribunate held q publ,ck sitting to.
day. Mr.. Frevilie on the conclusion of
a report Of the committee, &c which a COM
munication had been referred Of the govern.
rnent, relative to the invasion of Bavaria
by the AUSTRIAN armies, proposed to decree
,ha; an address should be presented to his
majesty the Emperor and King to avow
the devotion OF The nation to lis chief, of
its gratitude towards him for all The per.
sonal sacrifices he has made for the naintc.
nance of peace &c. This proPosiuou was
unanimously adopted. MFR. |anbsrto on this
occasion made a speech, from which VIZ
make the following extracts: The speaker
ate, having ~demonstrated that general 3d.
naparte, in the midst of his greatest vIcto.
rics, had surpassed in moderation the most
ilEustrious eonquerors, that called al erwards
to the imperial throne hchad never ceased
to manifest the same sentiments, ne then
took a view of the conduct or Austria with
her recent provocations. he discovered
the cause of them, first IN the pe!hdy OF the
Cabinet Of London which TO secure TO itself
the exclusive dominion Of the seas, has
succeeded in forming a new coeiI1on, ste
condlv, in the hereditary hatred 81 apSTls
agaias, France, in the fear N winch she
herself holds Russia, in the absurd idea OF
the fragments of a throne, which she THINKS
ready to fall, and in the never eeasln6 wish
Of reuniting Bavaria TO her states. But
said he, our confidence cannot be m'SPia.
ced. Does history cite a military torct &c
quail to that which is to day both ourdet'nce
and our boast; | speak only OF the nunoeT
Of our troops 1t is immense-Whst q
work is that Of our army! What soldiers
What Captains! they will only have 10 rec
c~opn;ze The countries ia which they we're
yictor!cus--'fhe eoul becomes elevated, the
heart afected hen we view that great man
tearing himself from the rePose which no
has earned by his victories ard numerous
benefactions, TO fly to the defence OF the
Empire, anima,irg BY his presence those
ns.aau. r 49, ,roJ;cy. In the
us 's''e'' IL 49, Gov Who
.h'eTioor' eEe'y w ~ .a",on Ibv the
= 9 no' 4.s' ' ~. No orn,Iemen, the
result cannot be doubtful, peace will be re-
stored 30 the world, the liberty OF navISat;
ing .'a ss"s 49, ,.oasbl hss;s Russia wilt
49, zaar,be All and Austria who VIC.
la,-s he neace. 20 become an accomplish
:, fhr p,rac,cs Of the cabinet of London,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-25
TRANSLATIONS.

from French papers received at the office Of
the Public Ledger, By The ship Eliza,
CAPT. Smith, in SO days JrEm BSurdedux.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-25

The following copy Of a sentence Of the
condemnation is also from the hands of
Gen Eaton.
Sir VIM. Scott pronounced nearly the
following Judgment on the Rovene, taken
off Dunkirk, by The Griffin cutter, from
America TO Antwerp. " Ehe cargo OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12
u K 4 GO O-D S

tOf'tuCnt OF
DIRT obs;
4 MONG which ave fuperhne. ice. and
L \ middling Broad Cloths, Csi6meIe dino,
Cos'ings, Baizes, Fisnnel,, SeSses. Pisins.
Dryonlhife Ke'feys. black Bumb4ze,,, bitifeye,
Wildbose, xoItted Cord for paniaIoon,. fancy
do. for Veai, Veyets, CaIimsncoes, Durants,
RnGels. worried Ilole, Swandoans, Lioen.,
Cambrics, black Barcelona Handkerchief. Cam
ei's hair Shawls, furniture Chin,a, coppeIpla,e
Calicoes-irom y6 10 81 per. yard. Inoia Cc'-
tons, back Lace, Baokes aGorird, black mo-
rocco Shoes, lab.c Cioths, Iodis hear MuGio,
lace Canbric. lace Mtilin. plaid LusGrngs.
lead. brown and black Sat;ins, & K Hoe. fix
Puh for bonne,s, GIk and beaver Gloves,
Fearnanghts, &c. AJS, Tortoiie Shell Combs.
AL. which are offered for fsIe at the moa realon-
able prices. and as low as at any Store in the
STATE.
Newport. Oa. "A.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12

AT a camp meeting laIely held a, Banks
Chapel, in Granville county. We are told that
sbsre we're not led ihan 40 ,cns eretied. TO ac-
copmodaic thofs ~hp remained on the ground
night and day: That there were at tmes as
many az z,Soo people very many converts,
fuppolcd to bc upwards OF TO; lomc OF whom
undcrwens what is called bodily exercies--
fuch as ,hs jerking txcrciie the dancing ex.
crcife, the barking excrciis, Sc. Hosever ex.
tfao,dinary this account may appear 20 thcie
who have never witnrG;t any thing OF the kind
il il fatt TO be relied on, a. the Editor has /,
from many refpsttsble and pioSs men who we,e
cye-witneiiss. The Jerking convctt, af,cr ex-
hor,ing aud Gnsing, is feized ~i.h violent fits
OF Jerking, which generally bring him to the
ground, where he ies as IL ;aboring under q
iliga, convulGve fit and when the ipafn isems
to abstc, the psrion immediately begin, ihou,.
ing and pfaiing Of Godstor efeetirg hi, CON.
vcthon. &c.---The dancing or jumping convert
generally commences mis- exetciie after very fer
vent exhorsine AT this ,iInc IL is very COM
mon for doxen peIfons to he dancing toseh-
cr, with their hands extcniet over their head,,
and their fingers playing looiely--thc exerciier
exhibited shaftly sithour fpcak-
ing frgle word--wi,h the eyes cloied, &c.
.iembling more the appearance OF living fpecsre
than any thing ellie. After dancing tome time,
they fall with all the appearance Of death, and
lie apparently litciefs for near an hour.-Of the
bsrkiag convert. we have not received pariic-
ulsr defcription of the cxercife but thar iome
are feiz;d with 6ts of barking. or bowling.
ike dogs, cannet be doubted. 4T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12
POETRY.
COMMUNICATION.

Min. Adam, u Rbszdss.
The following lines from the g Complaint
Of the fublime aud moral Yousc. are 70 re-
maSksbIy applicable co the preicnr itase Of Ear.
cps. that you will at leaf oblige on>. by giving
them aplsce ia your extenlse!y circulating pa
per.
IS sbb Jonr final r,flSset? 4? Ifaof.
Charge yss y0ar Jffre. rA.)2afed? orb 6saib
Amd u BY Aeatb, Wbat dtal5 ?--Kasqv .ysx d,C
o, 5o,,l wa, s-wnS sDa,. .bs /nal 5,.,.
Europa g,0ass III ea1zvr a ImaHhH
Wbt,e King, ,an mad ! In s3, pesrH dsa,b De.
psfrs
Iatmbtyqnes 10 do The qOs,k sfagtI
Ind. hanging sS ibs qaivsr naiays save him,
As De1o tsr execution, far dy1afeb
Se.dsfoyib imbs,iaI 64ifbsr /; bid, fbfm lay
Tbe~ bsfp (fbt ElJ @~piby .Rsredb.JnrJ
md fa)i bin f1viet ZEN ibszlaad ct a mfaL.
SIR all ysay ssenAenets Gu fb,ssssP
NH Jou, car rag. IL, Siasae, makr Gedf
AaA bloOd,1ed 1UeJb sm ev',y other /aaiz p
BNt Jan Se,bapf eaai 6ited; From mailer sylI
7oH,J JpHhy eknn. a,s AhearL dad
In Epr lpm etbsr. pr,viltg'd 10 /Sa,.
UnbadSd, 1uinfrdsd: HoqD xaI,ke
9le kfef nan 4 Heso fem ef ixmax rae
BY thar GUN mud asmn,dsy'dl Bozo qos qUage
SfiE 4oar ,mai!-L jar 5aisfaidv
Of6a,d, eoyaia o'erP Or are eyaHGW
Rars eaad,datn al )fbsai? Aud bave yoS ikojf
W6o d.je6st1 ,eve,ffsn,, az rviib 1 p
B1f zubafa are noe /? Tar nsysy bcaya Of mar.
q, eeyfb the 6,diam f ibt usfveyf!
W,br,e ,safon (1ndylapi rpnb .yg4 ! INN; mad,
Aad sx,iss Joiy't ebid,en ar ber 04pn
Fond sffte Jsrlee. la ibr Jae,edmonst
.C/LpL~1G, aoksye ,eejsa is P,ssmreI
Isfallibk. and ibaadtp like red;
L'rn ikfys, BY Jash ibe dsmoa, Nfe 0Atdsne;
Wbn fbef ibiak qvyong. eny Jaian y.fsr 10 Higbf? ?
Ind. kiudy hseb GsNbsh her ozpa black arfs
Saian. ,sH,~aed. s'y their msyai /niLes.--
Bntfb9, bowfraege nJon. rrio kno1r nor mAa
Jf0s fbr leaP ,Em1Hr ysa, race aryfvdS
CANAbe,e Elijah, in hp flaming ea'P
Paa BY yea t6r gopd EsseLt, on ba Rad
Taib.E (ai, frlas. eobener Lseys, au1 bz,Il;
Wbo 6,iBd pe,bopi ysar lpbcre. in b1 dJesaf,
Stand JAR ps,t e.,ldAi 0ber. o,.Li fall
II iss,i sei;sje f,Sm b1 pO,h nfeAt Nade
o I ibaf ibe ftnd rad kGg'don .tame b'oNd o'b
..4,yera,f bh pUay 1sr ,saeb'd bis pyotSi bsaa<,
,1ksn biSeles'd sa,ib aohb jssyisp' jssid miN,
Ne, z0a6'd in se.0s. a, from Rows be Sef
10 BYifam's Pr; loo, ias eOs/tifasni ibe,r
sXioe,ii. H.. tGcneGs v. ~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12

Cheaper Than aO0f svsr 7old in Neeepoff.
w. r. WILDER,
DLEDGES himfelf 20 fell every article in the
4 Book & Stationary line. either at whole
lale or re,ai. cheaper than can be bought 10 New
porr. 1t being bis intention 10 relirquiih the
buGneis of bis Book Store oext fpfing--hi,
p'efent Adorment will be found extsnfiye aud
wen chcicn. 't
Neubsyf, kov. 7.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12

THE fubfcribers having entered into partner.
4 nip, rnder the 6rn Of
Dunham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Making bu6nefs, 10 iis various branches,
Al their Sail Loft, on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Malbone, at the South part Of the town.
ihoie sho may favor them With their cuitom,
may dePsnd on Puntt1s;ity and difpasch. All
tavors ~ih Be gratefully acknowledged. by
CHARLES c. DUNHAM.
WING SPOONER. sd.
Newport April 5. .sos. 79,s.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12
JOB SHERMAN

-
Ha, nee'vcd a CO.fgnmer Of
0o iides fole Leather
| Meats Leather
Calf Skins and Boot Legs. Also,
"A very ex,enGse aIonmant Of DRY GOODS.
Cs1ling If
SuPeidnc Broadc!p:hs ani Callmens
Common do. do.
Royal PA,ent Cord fancy do.
Veisets snd Thickiets
'Toilncts and SSanx,down
BsmbaGets sad Poppleoe,
Wildbores
R.aeIl. and CsImancoes
Flapoeli aud Baizcs
Dinlies and Calicoes
Grape
Real colran Linens, by pi.ce or yard
Leather do.
Pa,tIia, do.
Bfown do.
Ruaia Sheesiog. white and brown
Sofpender. by dozen OF fngl-
variety of Checks by pisce
Check Handkerchief. do.
Ihdia Mullins
Home made do. for fhirting, very nice
Cotton Bediick, and Cotton Yarn
A variety Of Men and Woneas Shoes
Cameis Hair ihawis
Silk Gloves
/ I Piece Green Mofssn
Blankets aud Rugs
Cotton and Silk Umbrellas
Carolina and Fsepch Indigo.
GROCERIES as ufual--.
Among which are FIVE kind, OF TEAS and Co.
Goa fbells.
The above articles with mauy Others, too
Numerous to mention in an advertisement, will
be Sold on the mott moderate terms.
Nszopo,f, Iab mo. 4tb. ,Sc,. r2
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12

Albert w. Gardiner,
.HAS jua nccived,ss his Store No. 1893.
1 ! Thames Street. an eIegans aG,umeat Of
Ingram and Scotch Floor Carpetiag,
Which viii be fold lover than ufuz.--iJs,
a geacral aG1rtmeat of
Dry Goods,
Suitable for the feafon, which he Is nov telling
at very reduced prices.
AJ6, Faihionable aGortmeat of Ladies
Bonnetts, patent Wigs 81 Frizetts.
Neqoforf, On. 9.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12

Now Landing, at LongWharf. the Cargo Of
the fhip GEoReE WAsHixoroN, from
St. Pe,e,iburgh. st
M. AS CerGsng IF
90 Tens Clean Hemp.
e . Do. Do. s's ssn sss's aa. ,'s'' ss. a@ bars.
I5do. old do. do. saortcd, 4. 4. and !
inches fluare. et
do. Yello~ TsIlow,
do. Flax.
Runia and Ravens DUCK. Of the FRA
quality, for fate. by <
SIMEON & EDWARD MARTIN,
For Cath or unqasaiooabse Notes, ssy. At
either Bank. $3.50 kttl.sa
Newport. Oaober 81. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12
TO BE LET,
TO BE LET.

NOTICE Is br,rty greer 10 tbe Credissrs Of
~ zoe ssan Of George Reynolds, I,s of Jes-
aibss. Laie Of No,fb Ki.ss0aus. marissr. de-
eeatd. fbsf Toe Hon. CYn T Pysbar Of fbe
t'srx Of Nonb. Kixg fo-rs, ksve aiiszueSfbem Sir
mssfbf frev sbn da,e 10 sxbiSn tbc,y eiaim q
gsiys /s,d sSaie, 10 tbs s1k,fsssa CoumYlEsxe,,.
eeds asiH ,eesiOe sbs (ane at their r,lps4ive
dsoeliirgs, at any time oVifbis /aid term. No
eiain SpiH be ysceivsI sni,f p,eprrly astsfsd.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS, 1 CsumjE
TANNER REYNOLDS. + 6sa<ys.
- al peySm iaSsbfsd" Eaid ,9as, are re-
qSsaed 10 make ixwt1i4fs taymesf 10
SAMUEL CARTER, AInixis,ater /.
North Kingaown. Ott. I4ih, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12
Engraving on Store.

ELISHA SMITH, jun.
ID ESPEC rfULLY informs the public that
IN ne ma, ,aken rns Yard lately occupied 10y
MIR. Hery BsH, where hs carries on the Stone
Cutting oiharls, IN all its various Branches
rhoie who favor MIN with their employ may
depend upon having their work executed wi,h
aes,nSf. apd diipateh.
Neps,f, ASe 20. If
TO BE LET,
a PART ofa convenient Dwelling Houfe,
4 l. pleatansly 6taa,ed in Thamss. Street, near
The Red Matket. Enquire of ,he prin,er.
Ns@pon. Sept. IS. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12
Delays are Dangerous.

4 IL Pedons who are indebted to kiebsb &
"A CandaN for breaking and caIding wool.
are hereby nqoeaed 10 call. previous TO The
twentieth Of this month. and feitlc their ac.
counts win the tubicriber whereby he may
be enabled to make final ietilemcnt with the
concerned He poGtye!y declines future TO-.
Psriniending the bpGneis.
SAMUEL CLARK.
N. B. The above baGueis will be cond-
nued as ufusl.
Odebsr 7. 1906. Gl
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12
FRESH GOODS.
James Mumfmd,

Jaa received and for Sale, at his Store, No. SO
Thsmes-Ssseet, geoeial and sxtcnhse af-
fortmcnf OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12
l will Sell

A SIX Acre Lot adjoining Mr.. Bnisdy',
"A RopswAlk. If sPPiysd br within few
days. G. FRY.
NeTport, Od. a.. 63,6S
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12

NOTICE is hsreby given to the propris,on
~ or owners OF PEWS, in the Fnf Congre-
gational Church, or Msesiog- Holfe 10 New
port, who have neglected TO pay the fnm or
or taxed, for repairing faid Houie. 'hat uolef.
foch Tax or Taxes are diieharged. within
Three months next after this notice. iach Pews
will be tpd at Public Autiioa for that purpoic |:
agreeable 10 Act Of Incorporation.
~ O,der ofsbr Cemmhfee,
SE I'll YATES, CIs,k.
Nswpon, Noyember ~. 1906.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-18


NusT received Go So
:. Isaac ADAM Bsakaefs
-. 4. gass' ~.
fFrsss 81 ga cts
4 DiEcrtafica ca the Cholera lniantum
@wtfa snErb
kasg a. Essataf.sas, essaatsffss aeaai y
fts A.f.mna. 0.fshl s. Cifaoea.
wheh - nra ths 49, sfatsa Frtse. fss t.e fHef
- Fams .1f.-as Fsaaw .f &c Alsf'stlHss s Ms"ae-
s esfr fsh
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-18

Usae4 S-,ra-D.fnao u Name.

Urs.s4 S-'rs. Dfno ID Maine.
80 b. ts1y.
MOtlCE i hsre1v given ~ the crcl-
uars e GGossE pas efte - raa,a- =,
go basief Sc Muns ffster. aes..a /, a. g..sm-sl-
- - banh aateY - aag t1se- ~. p...eaaa u.a.n
80 tas* $50 - heara. thsf sA.ns #f hf..rt 49,
faaet - led ast - sesff. ca eeerrtav shr .sAa.v
- 49, ass. ~ Jhe Casft tlaaa Is s. q .sss .aaa
@asinE saa aia aR feff a. fs ~ 4.s 445rrs y t.re
~afA tiaas taefp =. e. - ia~an.rs Say ~ tHh
asa
DAv1 srwAtL
#e~-f f.es.. s..-..f ffsus - p.
A1FlCE y TEX 81 GIrfN
- -ll 'hsfe Who AZ iadeh.e " ~. -.
hr'tvF un boas seeuaufs $50. hts. sea- -.
aas es aaanah.--ae - - - ~ haa4 ~t..h 80
efs~ eee thrrF maafAs net bafa 49, nr - 49, 49,
4. g. # A=.f- a-As 50 - G. ~ -.st. a.s.tt CO.
fhtr tas.cc
Va NJ LEILa~. }gs.
"sres@ = e. $50
a I'll experimenting ~ iItTL RIA. I,
fh.s , nfA f.er4 - - tasE r.t. f-rs 81 s--f.
fhrFffoFs 49,. se.nsa4s zsssss f.st Sra - IS f-
taef.ta as Faas4sa - Il - - So A4tt.. f.f ft
NessshG
"n-Es LrTIE-
4HoHAs HsA
Seas - ath So
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-14
Y THz GOVERNOR or THE coMMoMwEAL
OF VIRGINIA..
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS IL appears by an Inquisition
w taken before the Coroner for the county
OF HARRISON in this commonwealth, that Arr.
CLEMENS stands charged with the murder Of lis
whole Family, consisting Of his wife and eight
children, and hath fed from justice, have there
tore thought FL with the advice of the Council OF
S'a'e' 10 issue this proclamation, hereby Offering
areward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for az
pretending and conveyinsbefore some one Of the
Justices OF the peace OF the coroner for the afore.
sad coan'y Of Harrison, 20 Ne dealt ,vith as in
sach cases the Law directs And DO moreover
enjoin all officers civil and military, and exhort
the good people ofthe commonwealth 10 use ,heir
best eneeayors 70 appfehend and convey before
some one OF the Justices Of the peace or the coro
ner Tor the county aforesaid. the said Abel Gle
mems.
Given under my hand as Governor. with
the seal Of the commonwealth annexed a.
Richmond, the Cd day Of Deecn,l,er i,
L. S. the year Of our Lord one thousand Elm,
hundred and five, and Of the common.
wealth the thiTtieth.
Signed, JOHN PAGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-14
LAND FOR SALE.

T N pursuance of a decree of the High Court of
i Cbancery for the Richmond Disiria, to sa-
tisfy debt due from the estate of Benjamin
Lewis, dec. TO Lucy Crouch, administrators OF
John Crouch, dec. will be sold at Public Auton,
on the premises, on Friday the Goth day of De-
cemher next, for ready money,
The Tract of LAND, /.
Whcreon Mrs. Lucy Crouch now resides, lying
and being in the lower end of the county Of
Gooehiand, containing $50 acres. be the same
more or less.
The Commissioners.
November 90. 1895.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-14
w E the subscribers, Judges of

TT7 E the subscribers, Judges of
Wv the General Court. have pursuant to
law allotted the Judges Of the respective Dstrla
Courts as follow:
Edmund Winrton and Francis r. Brooke,
csqrs. 20 the Distsists of Winchester, Hardy and
Mononsalia courthouse. 49,.
John Tyler and Robert White, esqrs To the
Dis.rias of Richmond, Petersburg, brunswick
courthouse and Suffolk.
Richard Parker and Greed Tavior, esqrs. to
the Districts of Prince Edward CO urlhouse, Frank
NM W ashington courthouse and the Sweet
Springs in Botetourt county.
Joseph Prentis and Paul Darlington, ir. esars.
tothe Distrists of Northumberland, King & Queen
Williamsburg and Accomack courthouses--And
William Nelson, jr. s. Archibald Stuart, esqrs.
10 Staun,on, Charlottesville, Fredericksburg and
Haymarket districts, at the next succeeding terms
thereof.
WITNESS our hands and seals this fifteenth
day OF November. one thousand eight hundred
and Eve.
Jos: Prentis, (seal.)
Jno. Tyler, lseal.
VIM. Nelson, jr. (seal. )
Roh't. White, jr. (seal. !
faul Darlington, jr. (seal.)
Arch'd. Start, lseal. )
Francisf. Brooke, (seal.
Creed Taylor, (seal.)
Published by order OF the Judges.
4w WILSON ALLEN, C C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-14
Me7p- York Stafe Lottery,

ron THE 1MPRovEMENT OF ROADS,
VIII positively corutnence drawing IN the Cry
OF New-York on the third Tuesday in De-
! cember next.-Highest Prize
! 7'WENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
And less thantwo Blanks TO Prize.
TICKETS & SHARES
| To be had at The permanent AND fortunate Lot
terry Ofces of
G.. & II. WAITE,
No. 81, and at No. SO, Maiden Lane,
Ncw-York:
Where was sold in The last Lottery, and for
wartled in letters by post, the IS goo dollar
prize TO a gentleman in Baltimore another of
the Capitals to gentleman IN Eor,h.C arolna /;
another in Virginia, another in Georgia; ano-
Their in Long Island IN. ~ and another one to
gentleman in Massachusetts, besides several in
former Lotteries to persons in different parts OF
rae union.
Present price of Tickets & Shares.
Whole Tickets z co lQuarters 81
Halves 621-2 Eighths 90
But will advance to Seven Dollars the first
week IN November.
Distant advcn,nrers, by inciosing Bank Notes
(post paid) to G {. WAITE. may have rick
cts forwarded them to any amount with ,:.e ut.
mos, punauaiity, and The earliest intelligence
eut of their success.
Nerp-1nyf. October Sd, 1905. sqp
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To Rent.

7HE subscriber is willing to rent out his
Il MARKET GARDEN it is in a high
state Of cultivation the situasion, soil, and ma
tural conveniences are rarely 70 be found. I'm.
mediate possession may be had.
ID. TRUEHEART.
Meadow Bridges, Dee. 9, 1905. If
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H DABNEY, bsgs leave to inforr, the pub.
! lie, and his friends in particular, that he
has Removed 10 the New Brick building oppo-
site the Market where he offers for sale on the
mpst reasonable terms, complete assortment
of rel chosen
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LAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the County Courr of
ID Louisa, VIII be sold, 10 the highest bidder.
en- the premises, on the twenty fourth day of De
cember next, for ready money, part of Trad
of LAND. belonging to the estate of Major
Thomas Johnson. dec. known by the name of
the Old Mill Traa, lying on both sides Of Har-
ris's Creek in Louisa county, near the Courr
house-Containing about six hundred and fifty
acres. adapted TO the culture of Corn, Wheat,
and Tobacco. This Land is to be sold TO salts
Fly debt due the estate of Thomas Johnson.
sheriff deceased. for money paid by said Tho
mas Johnson, sheriff, dec. IS security for said
Major Thomas Johnson. dec Purchasers may
be Accommodated with divisions Of this land into
lots. if it should be found likely to benefit The
Sale.
The Commissioners.
November Il, 1905 I'm.
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TO TIE ISfABIrisTs or BRNRJco, LoUfsA
and coocHLAND.
FELLOW CITIZENS,
THAT doubts may cease TO exist abou,
my Offering to represent this distria az the mex,
Senatorial election, l think il right to say, that
if live shall be a Candidate.
1t is always improper if TO be avoided, fer a
nan to gay any thing for himself: and I extreme.
ly regret. thar feel compelled from ciIcumsraa-
ces which exist TO do so.
Because profess Chrssiaaity my views are
denounced, and design is attached but since il
is my opinion that the religion OF an Individual
belongs TO himself. i would willingly ask that
indulgence of Others which am willing to ex.
tend. Ifothers differ with me. il ought NOT 70
become source of contest, tor in this way hs.
It happened, that mighty dissentions have been
! generated and cherished.
Altro' am no advocate for religious tests, &
have always thought tina, government and rclig;.
on ought 70 unite IN no plan OF operation, yet
have never learned that the religious belief Of
! a man made HIM worse Citizen or a worse re.
! preventative.
! What the people are to require, is whether
my political principles are of the kind they wish.
and not whether am of this or thar religious
persuasion. If an enquiry OF this sort should be
gone into, have only 90 ask retrospect OF the
events OF ny life, and an endeavour to find out
whether AZ any time have deviated from the
political principles which now avow.
! If TOO, IL should be found that my mental &C.
quiremen's illy qualify me for an appointment 80
important among the Candidates., this defea can
DC Ienieded, and al opportunity is afforded of
making an eiedion better suited TO the views of
the people.
Accept my respect,
GERARD BANKS.
Gosch'and, Nev.14. 1906. Nv
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Marshal's Sale.

Npursuance of adecree cfthe Court
4 OF the United States for tho fifth cire M, of
the Virginia Distr6, pronounced at the Nav
Term' 1906, in behalf of John 7 ale and Thomas
Aston, ass'gnees of Henry Martin, against James
Vaughan. adm'r Of Matthew Vaughan, deccas.
ed. and others. viii be SOLD. to the highest
bidder, Tor ready money. i. the Eagle Tavern in
the city OF Richmonnd, on Thursday the I'd
day of January. 1906.
The following Slaves,
Viz. Glib, Joe. Ned, Trip. Cyrus. Peter, Par.
ro,' Rilley, Lewis. Levy. Carter, Phil. and Poz-
teus, (nales) --Nell. Frankly, Lucy, Fanny, Ju-
dy. Amy. Dolly. Sylvia and Betty, (femaiesl--.
or so many thereof as may be .afiicient TO rsisc
the sum of one Thousand seven hundred and SC.
venty-six deIlars and thirty four cents. with io-
terest on one thousand fotr hundred and seventy
nine dollars and fifty nine cents. part thereof at
the rate of six per centum per annuru, from the
Esd day of May, 1905. and the expenses of sale.
Benjamin Mosby, ID. M. for
Joseph Scott, M. v. ID.
Dec. 4eh, 1905. ids