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TO KENT.

AND ros.EsIoN GIVEN IMMEDIATELY.
a TENEMENT on shockoe Hill, adioinno N,
houie now occupied by Mr.. John M.Cfedie.
lateiy Poiieled by the Subferiber There is on il
convenient Wooden Houfe with two rooms. elofe,
AND palIage. the irH floor Two rooms and =
eloiet above, kitchen and three cellars below Will,
Smoke Houfe and Garden. w.. I.ONC
January i7th 1906. s6.r
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BROKERS OFFICE.

HE Sn9ffri6er bas opened Broker, Office, ssseGt.
ne Union 7a7e'a, and QUE, The Communicable ot
1bom0' and AmO' Lada III BgGaejG eosjded 10 bin.
will be fyagiaffed vOhb F,id7 Easity.
THOMAS NORHELL.
~ He bar for ./aie--A FEW SHARES IN THE
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE.
HSo-Cla STATE CertJfeate5, bearing fix Ter
cent inferef. March 10 &C
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STORED AT THE sUBsCRIpER. :

STORED AT THE SUBSCRIBERS
'WO CsfS' Married (C.I @isped at Nrvg-1;cr; =.
l. beard TIE Schooner Fatkrr ard Ssns, .n,r .4h.r..
mgfer Tie o7ensr il ,equsfsd CALL pay eja.ee,, ,,y
fake item azvay. SARdH LESTEp
WHO IA. FOR SALE,
Seard', p'hrs' Seating, Cy9,ej Shingles, Csir PeTs,
Rt"as lars and PliAasatetia Lire in kbds er9 t.,.c
6hies ard Brigbt FarriG. Tar, E'Gsa. Fam,
HaVt Wire, and Hire S;f!rr., 81.
Ma,sb E8.-(epsw
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NOTICE.
HAT Mr.. Anthony .Dbrell of Buckinob,,,
county, is hereby fully authorized to make fals
OF one TRACT of LAND, in Patrick, CONTAINING
5000 acres lying on Dan river-three ditto in Gray
ION county, lying on the of Little Reed Hand
ereek--two Of houfand acres each, and one If Too
acres; the iaid Dbrell will attend at next April rav-
fon court for the iae Of the aid lands for and ON h.
half of NATHJ ANDFpeC,N5
Albemarle county, March 10, 1905. tide.
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CASH

WILL be gis'f1 fer 10 or IS BO1;S, from
w tie years cid. Enguir. ef.be P,,i1t,y,.
Dee. IL. re..r1 :
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Feb. Is. (eptds,

with Boots or Shocsas well as if they were on the
fPot....-..A-the length of the Boot..-C-round the
Calf...B-the pitch of dtto--D-roundt the heel aud
inftep...E-reund the er..-G-acrofs the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heel againR perpendicular and
Tick knife at the end of the great toeet down in
figures the number of inches quarters in the diff
terent mea1ures January l. eptf
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TO REM

TO RENT.
iit Horie lately occupied by Mr. Francis FoIIe,r
Ilrit door above Mr. Charles spencers Apply as q
.. April il-ieptf
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BROAD-ROCK RAcps

eN lusiday the soth infant, will be rim for e..
- JOCK CLUB PURSE Of -Four Hundred n ,,io
lars, four mile heats co Dol
If me ne ' Econ Gay, The PRoPRIEToRs puRs,
Inc third day, a SWEEP STAKE g..
Sots and Files, two mile heats; entrance I've ",a
'Srs' nan forfeit; fubicription TO be kept onsn ,a
the evening Of The fra Days Race. ~ 'Pe' u"'p
ne money to be run for each day, will he ,t,,o.
n one hands Of the Judges by the Proprietor IF ,bs
WiLi1AM BALL, Proprietor Of ,be cou,r.
APrh 'th.-----(ePt8oth.)
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT,
March l, 1905.
APPROVED,

Making appropriations far carrying into sfea GER
tain Indian treaties, and for Other burbo/es O,
Indian trade and ntereonr/e.
DE it enaaed, BY tie Senate and Hon,s of Re.
- p,'efntAfiUe5 Of the United States Of Hmeri-
ca in .Congrefj a6ewbied, That for the purpof
OF defraying the expenfes, that may ariEe in car
rying into effect the treaties lately made between
the United States and tribes of Indians called
the DeIawares, Pankefhaws, Sacs and Foxes,
the following iums, to be paid out of any mo-
MES in the treaiury not otherwife appropriated,
be, and the fame are hereby appropriated for
the payment of the annuities ftipulated in the
faid treaties to be paid 70 the faid Indians; that
is to fay, to the Deawares three hundred dol
lars annually, for five years, and the further
FUN of three hundred dollars annually for ten
years: To the Piankeihaws, annually, for ten
years, the FUN of two hundred dollars and TO
the Sacs and Foxes, one thoufand dollars annu-
ally, 10 long as the treaty with them fha conti-
nue. in force.
Sec. Q. and be it further enaaed, That for
the purpofe of exploring the Indian country,
and of afcertaining proper and convenient places
for eitabliihing trading houfes with the differ
ent Indian tribes within the territory of the u
nited States, fun of five thoufand dollars be,
and the fameis hereby appropriated out of any
moniesin the treafury, not otherwife appropri-
ated.
Sec. s. and be IL further ena7ed, That for
the purpofe of efablilhing additional trading
houfes with the Indian tribes, a fun not ex.
ceeding onehundred thoufand dollars be, and
the fame is hereby appropriated, (the balance
of former appropriation being carried to the
credit of the fnrpIus fund.- to be paid out of a.
ny monies in the treafury, not otherwife appro-
prated.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of TIE Boae Of Rebre/enfafia,ey
JOS. ANDERSON,
Prsfdenf offbs Senate, pro tempore.
March 3, 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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FOR SALE,
oy fbe ohseribers, at k6eir PAINT Sc, orr 5rs
M T.I.t,S Wait,-St,est, Woytsn:
w Yellow Ochre,
Venetian Red, C,ovny :. M
SPaniih Brown Il, So Sc, IAx 49,
Black S, Lead Colour go
for painting roofs,
Diue and Green in pots of 9 & lbs. each
'erInilion, Pruilian Blue, Patient Yellow. Red
Ut LHhrage, Sugar of Lead, White Vitriol Ivory
- L S o.
Izoo gallons Dutch Linfeed Oil,
9prits OF Turpeptne, Copul and rurpentine.
warmth and Window Glafs, of all fzes.
x Orders for any Of the above articles left wiz.
H1:g', P,0Der g 11oneuye, Richmond. will h. a.-
tended to immediately, by
Norfolk, March /, 1906. fept1
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7. WARRFLI.

T. WARRFLL.
= ESPECTFULLY acquairts his friends and na-
irons, that for their convenience he has rc,,oi.d
ms DANCING ACADEMY to the Bell-Taverp.
Inc next Dance will commence on 'rhurfdav n.
Sth infant. Az, ~ ''e
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

I N p1 1n1"d "a 1t 61 day Of MAY, TIE FA1R.
S, c..1 n-Ia J0CkEI CLUE CUP 4oiA be yas
J"'l'ff Jo' all qgt5tbe boc, 10 be bonn 6t TIE br.h,
y q ~f.'1f'.-dJfa"ee, tao mile Beaf,. 'T''
l"f day JoHoqo;gg, tbt JoCKEr CLUE p1JPSr
SJo" |nnd'ed doYar5, /our mile beot,
zo Do n NE e. fS',d day, TIE PURSE or THE pROpRL
Il oH oF THE COURSE, Of t4oo 6urdyeJ S,u,r,
-" -. lSI I SIpEEP STAKE 70, cahs Of.
}sp, mil. 5 x~ f e Sf 1lraSi,e Wine 4Girel,
Hon sioIcd ' ""' '0sJ EcjsTip-
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ny Sf'fEt IF a dsaa Of tnF erreufed By u. L,, P;i.,
p D 10 }cc2re dit dae to Tie late firm of Dgnb,
" Ia De iold on twelve months credit, on Tued, 81.
Esd infant, before the tavern of Mr.. Bront =
the town of Mancheaer; III
I'VE likely NEGROES, to wit Fra,l A.,
y Joe and Joan and her child Charity. Bond.
win approved ieeuTity will be required to carry in;
'e'eA nom m, ,he GATE, II not Pun6ually paid.
THOMAS TREDWAY. Trgasr,.
April 2. epdf
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT . SHOE MANUFACTURERS,
MAIN-sTREET RICHMOND.

IL Tx
IVA to any pattern or fafh-
ion, equal i'll point OF Ma
TERIALs and WoRKmAN-
SHIP to any in general uie.
~ Imported Doors and
SuoEs, of the frR quality
aud newell falhion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a diff
lance, who are difpoGed to
forward me their meafure,
: by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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HITS md SHOES.
AN AssoRTMENT JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALLY
sr JUDsoN u BURR,
See0ad %oy obovs hr Eegic--ALSO,
'FREE Bales India Cottons, Cafe Al ine Iri1,
= Linens, tons country refined Bar Iror.
March 2ss--lepSs
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Ee,rr c-5l, - .'''s' "TDE'F0 3 IbJ.
E'NE SMoCk, 7o6o mo7o Syqsyi,fo, ofiB, c,,.n
"ye, , 1"'I[1r q TIE Thy" iba @rmooey to ir RIM Er
On saN' "oy, -'fH be Plasra in tie baad of III,
I7F5 7oiAigg O,erf tie Di7igg HopE ami n.
5f fH'A Pears qvW be fiseef att5r cat, n n','", !"
lo" az ySGH-H. 7oW aJS yfnyai@ RaJ,st ami In.
J9T race s';' gratis; amt boayd raei, at 2 a.
N4areb 90 (c6tRI F,''V'
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Mare5 3o.-(2awow.
WILL BE SOLD.
FPAs. WALKER.

At Public Auction. on Saturday the 9oth day of
April nexr, at the Rawleigh Tavern, in the city OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-03
AN ACT
NN''neT f'r'v'ding for the gsOernme,l, Of me
disf7ct IL LeRfafana.

N"''HeTf r0vfding for the government Of m.
dfsfr1et Of Louisiana.
BE IL enacted By fhe Senafe and t,..
"ef'resenfafiUcs oftte Uaited Sta,es ~ 4
"'erica in Congress assembled. Tb,, a., ~,
part OF the country coded by France 70 ' ,h,.
united States, under the general n,ms &c
louisiana, which By on ae( Of the ls.,s..
SION OF Congress was evested ioto : ssrs
rate distriel, TO be called the d;s,,;o &c
louisiana, shall benceforth be known and
DESIGNATED .. by the name and title of,he Der
r'sory Of Louisiana, the rnvernmentvb.rs
o. p shali be organised and administered a.
ne executive power shall he v..,ed :,
q governor, who shall reside in aid ,s,r;
'ory' and hold his Office during the tern
o. three years, unless sooner removed nv
'ne President Of the United state. IJe
snai' be commander IN chief Of the militia
q The said territory, superintendan, ex. Of
uc'o OF Indian affairs, and shall snpoint
ana commission all officers in the same,
oe'ow the rank Of general officers; shall
nave power to grant pardens Tor offences
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-03

this ael shall commence and have FULL
force.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of the House IF hefreseara.rves.
JOS. ANDERSON,
President Of ne Senate 1s,o sen7iore.
March 8, 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-16
LONDON, August 18.

The Belle Packet, capt. Fuggo, arrived
on Tuesday at Dartmouth. She left Ben
gal on the ist of April, and S.. Helena on
the 2eih OF. June. BY this vessel we have
received the important intelligence of
peace having been concluded between the
British ,vernment in India and Holkar.
AS tranquility has thus beer, happily reslor-
ed to that country, it is tc be hoped that
the Emissaries of the Corsican Tyrant
will not again BIZ able 10 lastgate the Ma
tive Powers to hostilities, which can only
prove ruinoas TO themselves. The Belle
LETT Admiral Rainer with the India ships
and par, Of the chi "a Fleet. ar St. Helena,
from which they were TO sail as soon as the
second division of The China feet arrived.
This division was daily expected, as it had
been seen off the Cape by the Belle, un-
der convoy, it was supposed, of L'Ashe.
niene, Ga, captain Fayerman. The ships,
when all assembled, would amount TO IS
sail, and would form the large st and richest
Fleet that ever left St. Helena for Europe.
They would probably sail on the 18th Of
Tuy. 'Fhe number of Bengal, Madras
and Bombay ships at St. Helena was IS;
they arrived there, under convoy of AdmI-
raj Rainier on The 2oth of June. We I'M
dersland that he China Ships were chased
off the Cape BY some ships of war, which
they supposed to be an enemy's squadron.
The Bellona French privatser, had been
cruizingo off ST. Helena for near two months;
bur during that time she had captured only
two whaiers. The Mediator frigate went
out and cruised for seven or eight days,
in the hope of falling 10 with her; but it is
supposed she had lfs llIgence Of he Me.
dia1or's arrival, and therefore Quilted her
station. The Bellona sent The captain and
crew of one OF the whslsrs, consisting Of
90 men, into St. Hslena, in two whale.
boats.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-16

ina. 81 ssaa'ng guarantee ia the e,r,5,;.
meas OF a strong and cou.,i,u,;s Ss, :,
vernment. shall now accomnI;. aa' g.
wishes shall coadde the goysrnn.yy you,
yoar people to person who !, t. aasas Of
by the ties Of blood : shall lay uno % !, ne
the obligation Of constantly re,n4, spoa hin
constitutions. He will be onIv sn; your
with the desire of fulfilling this s,,, a"'l
of prince. the impartial di.,ribas,ua U' y
justice. He will equally protect all ,ba 0'
tlzens, who, if they be unequal by FORM, r s''
will, however, all be equal in his w..
lie will acknowledge no other dig.rs. .s'I
between them than that proceedings e..
their merit, their services, and their -.
tue.
:" On your. side, the people of Tp..,
will be sensible Of all The confidence OIs.
in them, and will have for their new ur,,..
sentiments tina, children owe to their f,,hS.
citizens 70 their supreme magistrate .ns
subjects to thsir prince--ln the peprraI
movements Of affairs, it will be for M. !,
grateful aad cansolatory sentiment to kDow
that the people of Lucea are happy, CON
tented and without any apprehension uuon
their future des,inies; | shall continue ;,
be tor your country protector who Will
never be Indifferent to its fate"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-16

The happiness and prosperity Of the
country, and the stability of our republicks,
in nay humble opinion, must depend on the
peoplelentertaining correct notions respect
ing the principles of their governments,
and the circumstances which affect their
constituent elements, or change them into
worse forms, or democracl:s. Ii this in-
formation is not given to them; If it is not
repeated and thrown into new aud Different
lights, till at lengthit becomes, as it were
the creed of the country; sober aad reflect.
ing men we'll know what must be the result.
1t isinos diaiculs.to demolish any admins
itration by the arts of the press. Bat, tho
administration may fall alter administration
by their own weakness or errors, or by the
misrepresentation of the ambrloas, s,ii a
Knowledge of, and an adherence TO, the
principles inculcated in these papers on
the part of the people, will save The country
-end render our Republics perpetual.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-16
alera''ora DaGp aooertiser.
WEDNESDAY, Oeros.a g.

Captain Foster arrived at Boston fran
Russia informs, that the determination Of
inc emperor of Russia, as to peace or va,
was NOT declslvely known when he sailed ):
butwarklike preparation were actually max.
ing, and small squadron Of three dscksrs,
were ready tor sea, waiting orders.
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From Ljpsybooi, Inv. 20.

From Ljvsrpoei, .Aag. o. I
Ne annex you P;lce Current the QUO.
talons as near as circumstances Will at psisnt al.
low,
Cotton is dull-the Gocks, particular, &C
a ON quality, are no. large, but the demand for
goods does not keep pace with the incrsae of
prise which has taken place in the raw material, 4
and the ma kcr mutt depend pp1n the feadineE OF
The Importers, q. to any improvement. Which
may take place, for tie state Of lac trade III the
manufacturing towns does not warrant the idea
Of much. Sales cannot be forced az the prcient
sine TO any extent, without lome little decline
in price A parcel of prime Upands is, howe.
yer, retailing at zod. and New orleans 70 Ia
7ld.-Soh,e iales have beer made rather lower,
u, we ask ard. for mixed, AM zzd. Tor prime
parcels, as We fee. dispoled TO hazard the mar.
ket little for the pre(enr, rather tnahgTe way
price.
The arprosch Of winter will che, the eon!l.
mental eXpart Trade
81 Ii is rumoueG with eonadcncs thar the
northern powers az q ming, am likely TO take
decided pant agantt an.e. combined h"''
are at ica and as the appearances OF n All n ait
nov ferlyus, We may ere long look 70 important
events.
We have to-day quotation Of premiums 70
New Oeleans at s guneas per cent. ard I s'a
meas from thence, by eur London Correspondent
Maual Engagement. "A variety OF &C.
counts, direct from the S. OF Europe, re'a'
tive to the movements OF the olaer'n.
Frsnch and Spanish squadrons between
Cape Orsegal and Car,hagera, induce US ~ 70
draw the conclusion that a junction OF ING
whole had Teen effected about the 2Ah o. =
August, at Cadiz, making grams. hss' "
forty one sail of the line. Late BRUSH az.
counts received by yesterdays mall ihlo, ~
-,,s that admiral Calder, after being eflaeA
from be fore Ferrol about the 18th August
81 Joining admiral CORVALLIS before D'sS'
was dispatched for Ferrol again, on W.. Wv
17th, with fee. of tsoenty sail OF the llos'
Arriving there and finding the harbor emp .,
ty, he may have borne away 10, es;,;.b
where tNCrc Was pus q W..
squadron. -. NAV
These dates being promised, We m',
form some conjectures as to the Ploo1 ..t,n
of the engagement stated to nave an Rn.
place on the aesh August, between = . D
fish and the grand combiaed hse's'
on the following authority:
From Mavbleheaa, &c" !" >.
{" Arrived this forenoon the sch0G Ra
Rebecca, captain Meek, Al days fr0% anots
boa. September 3, lat. A., long ~ !, raw ,ov,
an English. frigate with another IN =, 49, a..
whether English or French coula a.. aI' her
certain being entirely disa'asseo aa ~ th..
hull greatly shattered: was lnt0'm' - ' IN.
DAYS before, viz. August 80 mas az and
eapement with the combined hes's,
sap,ured IL sail of the line and SUNK :, UI must
This action if it took place a. a. St
have been in the neighborhood o. s. ,rp;,bin
Vincent, as it must have oeearrsd h.d Isf,
"a hours after the combined ties' n We must
Cadia and the victory if oeta'n Ia., .xhs
have hesa achieved by adG''ras Va''
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!. GoNFALoNNIER,
Gentlemen Deputies g the
Elders ana People of L4cca


g MY minister at your republic has IN
formed me If The step lou are taking. He
has acquainted me- with all the sincerity Of
IL. The republic of Iucca, without force
and Without armies, found lis guarantee,
during past ages, in the general law Of the
empire on which it was dependent | at
this day consider as a charge attached 10
my. crown, the obligation OF concillatlng
the several parties winch may divide the
interior of your country.
I" The republics Of Florsnce, of Pisa,
Of Sienna, of Eoulogua, and all other
small republics which, in the 14th century,
divided Italy, which experience from
thence thu same Inconvenience all have
been agita,ed by popular faction and by that
of the mobiles. 1t is only then from the
cancellation of these different interests that
tranquility and good order can proceed.
The constitution you have had tor these
three years, is weak; 1 was apprehenslve
that it could not attain its object. If have
never answered the complaints which have
been often addressed TO me By the different
CLASSES Of your citizens, tits that Ifeit that
there are inconviences which have their
origin in the nature of things, and tor
which there is no remedy but when rhe
different classes of the state enlightened,
sls all united in enc and the same thpught,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-16
poI.IrIcAL ESSAYS

IN the essential and distincsive qualities OF.
Democracies and Republics nth refer.
ence 10 che CoasItasisn Of the United
States.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-16
BOULOGNE July Is,

The following is the speech of his I'm
perial and-royal majesty, Napoleon |. to
the Gonfalonnier, ADD Elders OF the re-.
public of Lucca, when they presented to
him the constituuonal DEGREES, which in-
treat his Imperial and royal majesty 10 be-
stow on the state Of Lucca new political
constitution, and to ensrust the govern
ment thereof to prince of his family, and
to his male successor in perPetulsy, to the
exclusion of ftmales:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-22
JOHNSON 8 REAr,
JawaLl1as, Srlyzn-SMrr,is u CIDER.


A few doors above che ll-Tavern, Richmond:
II EfCRN the public in general their thanks, for
4 the Liberal encouragement they have received,
and with confidence of giving general fatisfaefon,
they kope for . continuance oft.
They have now on hand, a handfome affortmcnt
Ct work eopiiang Of the following aSeeles, viz -
Table, Dsfert aud Tea Spoons; Soup, Teddy, Sauce
and Maitland Ladies; Salt Shovels; Sugar Tongs |;
Tooth and Far Picks; Pencil Cafes Pincufhon
Chains and Reams; Seiffar Chains; Silver Thin
bles Tortoife Shell and Pearl-handled Penknives
Miniasures drawn and Get upon the horteff notice
Mourning and Fancy Loekess Rings ditto; Brace
lets ditto; Breaf Pins Of various Sizes and ihapes
mourning and fancy; Gold, Silver, Pearl and Conk
Siseye Buttons; Gold and Flair Watch Chains gold
Seaisand Keys of different Gzes and iapes an ele-
giant aEortuseni Of aiionable Tortoife Shell Combs
orn,nsnseds Of ssrioas fzes and ihapes, iua fun,
Rings Of rhe MOI faihionsble fnrsa,
and hzes; Gold and Gold Mounted Seyr NECKLACES
Ladies and Gentlemen's Morocco Pocket Books
Ccntlemens Pate Knee Buekles--& many other ar
tiees too tedious enumerate-l of which they Of
Ter on the mott reafonable terms.
Perions wiihing to purchafe by the quantity, will
ne allowed Reasonable credit by giving approved
ieeurity inthe city. Orders will he trtly attended
to, aud discharged with dipatch, by the fubicrbers
JOHNSON G REAT.
NJ B. The highea price given for Old Gold and
Silver. Nov. 10. ep,f :.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-22
YOUNG LADIES AcAp Envy.

kH NO OKElLLY respectfully inf erms the inha-
- b'tants OF RIehuioid, that fhei has opened an
Asaaemy on the Capitol Hill, adjoin nig Major Du-
vars Tor the education OF Young l. dies in the fol-
lowing branches, viz:
ne Eng'rh and French languages grammatiealIy
N'nhy ard arithmetic; hhtory, Biography aud
globe; mnhc' drawing, aud all kinds of work, viz
embroidery in eherilles, gold FLYER. iilks, &c. cc.
priiing figures, hForc:il and ornan, ,Ita landIca,
flowers, fruit, birds, &c. maps wrou y,t in flks che
miles, gold, &c print work in gur = or landscapes
eiptn WORK IN frlf, birds flowers SC. flagree and
varnnnng 'h vaies, pyrsnds, baGeub tea cadces, e.
pergnes &c. grotto and e work, ,siiieial flower.
fsbor and drefden crofs ititct tent itch. ,apearv
&c bagle and pearl work, painting ON yeiyc, oaale
Six, gellun, &c.
Terms made known At the Academy.
November 49, epbh
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4 T Meeting cf.she Board of Directors of the
L 4 Mutual Aifuraice Society againi Fire on Build
ings OF the fiate Of Virginia, held the General OF.
II ie on tn. 9th Of November, 1906 - 80
h APPEARING to the Board, thar the time heretofore
allowed tile iceiai agents OF this focety complete
the rsvaluation Of hole bulldogs which had been in
tuFed IN the towns and in the country prior 20 the
5oth day Of January sa is Insufficient for that pur-
pefe.
P5stos' iesy;fay<, Tha, the faid agents he allowed
I'll the SIN day OF December next to complete the
revaJaasion of all buildings which have been injured
as aiOreiaid within tie dilias and towns Tor which
'"'ey "a nave nssn 'svsraily appon;ed.
Tefte, LEWIS ri. RIvALGIN, cir. b. d.
November 10. (oaw2w)
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BANX OF YIRcIM1.a.

= 1sc Stockholders are hereby Notified, that the
&c N1nnual Meeting lor eIeaine Directors. will be
hs.S,, ~ Mohday the 9th Ianusry.
Pesrer Of attorney for soting b. proxy fer Di-
t'- 5t9ors:
Know all uen by thefe prefent,, That of
do hereby appoint TO be fub-
ftitpte and proxy, s,r and in name and behalf, to
vote at any election of Director or Directors Of the
Bank ofVirginia, as fully as mightor could were
perfonaily prefant. In witness whereof have
hereupto fet hand and zeal, this day of
10 the year
Signed and delivered in the preEence of
Posve- Of Aftsrney. for reeeiying Dipiimds.
Know all men by thefe prefents, That Of
d. hereby conaitu,s and appoint
lawful attorney tor and in name and behalf,
TO receive and give receipts for all dividends now
due, or which may become due ON inayes to
belonging in the capitol joint ftock of the Pref
dent, Directors and Company of the Bank of Virgil
MA In witnefs whereof have fe, hand and
teal this day of in the year
Signed and delivered in prefenee Of
Nov. l9. TiAT