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Cures the most inveerasc itch in four hours win
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Tor preventing and curing the sea & land scurvy
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a srlan expci,se--price half dollar
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NO1ICE.

r1ruE subscriber intends shortly to leave this
state FOR Europe. where ne rreans 10 spend
ire summer months. He invites those persons
WHO may have claims against him TO call for pay
Inent--he also urges the necessity of closing all
outstanding accounts due him. and therefore re-
oaes,s those indebted 70 him to discharge their
respective accounts without delay.
l.. Wereq.
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MN JsbTPIRE:
Together with MEMOIRS of the LIFE and
WRITINGS of the AUTHOR.
No book could be offered. which stands in less
need of encomum and commandments has
been read in almost every European anguage---
The history of the long and interesting period
from the reign of Augustus 70 the taking ofCon-
stsntinople, and the death OF Maho:net vhe III, is
no where else to be found in the shape of REGULAR
andweil ngedhis,ory.---The Publishers pre-.
same 20 hope, that they do service 10 tfeiTcoun
Try in giving an Edition of it from the American
press They will briefly speak of their inten-
Lions, and the superiority of this edition.
]. u will be the most complete Edition OF
CInrcN exrant.-Becausc II WILDE enriched with
the Memoirs ofhis Life and Writings. written by
hinself.-This viii be an addition to the London
copy of nearly 200 pages.
2. Il viii be about one.tlird cheaper than the
London Copy.
Publishers. with confidence, recommend TO the
public an inspection of the BooEs, published by
them within the last three years.--They are Rus
sells Ancient and Modern Europe, Volumes
The Domestic encyclopedia. 5 Volumes, and
fuckers Blackstone, Volumes.-They promise
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10 Mao's Bridget

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HE members of the DISMAL.
SWAMP CANAL. COMPANY .;,b..

HE members of the DISMAL
Il SWAMP CANAL COMPANY, either
in perfon or By proxy, are resuefed TO meet al,
the Hotel in Norfolk, on the fri Monday in May
next, TO eled Pfefidect and Directions. and on
other buhnefs OF Importance to The company
Notice is alto given 70 thofe who are delinqueut,
in the payment Of the quotas heretofore called for.
that unle!s they rake paymen, Of their r.(pe
balances on or before the iad day. that their flares
willie fold on the Tuefday following the above
day OF meeting.
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-dHg's. Slaughter, I
lillian Vaughan, Directors.
Richard Hon,
Norfolk. 1Ish March. 1905. I'd
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WONDER,

I MP oerEp last fall Was -
1 months IN the ship Mont.
ccfo, will! s,and at my Stable
the ensuing season. and be let
to mary al Six Gtiineas each
mare the season. ant! 4 Dollar
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,i,sn n. pr;s;nst pureasst. ~A:Ss ~~::s,s...
proves The high ctiusa:ior rs ,~s.sc-
WILLIAM LiCi1rFCQ T. :
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ID UN away from the. subscriber

I'd UN away from the. subscriber
Ia about the 18Th January last, negro man
v.amed AID AM, a5out % years OF age. Of dark
complexion, about S feet high. has a snall scar
on his forehead; had on when he went away ar
oznaburgs shirt, short coat and pantaloons OF
Blue plains. and common fels hat; he had sundrv
other clothing which it is supposed he carried
with him, as they have not been seen since he
escaped. lie was purchased of mr. Gabriel TUT
near Culpeper courthouse, by mr. John Mullins.
about 10 months past, of whom the subscriber
purchased Immediately Afterwards; the said fell.
low has wife at DR. Claggett's. who resides AZ
Cuipeper courthouse; it is probable he NAV be
barboured by his wife at ribs place. Whoever
VIII deliver the said fellow TO the subscriber v
ing in Alberiarle county near Charlottesville.
shall receive a reward Of Thirty Dollars, or If 90.
cured in any jail so that ger him again Twenty
Dollars. JOHN CLARKSON.
2Sd Feb. 1905. IS
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Notice.
Notice.
THE COPARTNERsHIP OF
Alban Gflbtn G Co.

rs this day dissolved by mutual consent; those
indebted TO the SAID concern are requested to
come forward and have their respective balances
adjusted ready for payment--andt those who have
claims against them viii make application to
Alban Giipin, Jefferson.
ALLAN CILPIN e CO.
THE former friends of Alban Gilpin
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firm of
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yT,I,E snbscfibcr teinS orpcinres by the 'rr7.
,e..s 10 coileSl az monies th,e on the ss'es OF
riete,s in SAID Lottery. requests those tide b,sd
for,l,e same 10 make Immediate payment tol'ir'
al the Land Office. t,cs
pr;zes win Nc taken in discharge Ct any mo-
ney due the Trustees, or Tor tickets IN the second
Clsss.--Hc is authorised TO pay all prizes after
the 18Th May next.
WILLIAM PRICE.
.f-rch cod 1905
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Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of
JOIN WALKER,
Author of the Elements of EIocution, Rhymne
Dictionary, &c. &c.
THE improved edition of JohDson's Diaion.
airy which is now offered to the public, hassome
advantages over every her thar has heretofore
appeared which the editor hopes, will ensure i,
just and general preference.
An union of certain rules of pronunciation
with Johnson's ample definitions and authorities,
is a form in which the oaa9o edition has never
appeared and is sufficient. the editor presumes,
10 found his professions to originality and i'm
provemsnt.
La noting the pronunciation, Walkers Critical
Pronouncing Dictionary has been the general
guide bat where words occurred not r5 be
found in that fof which me INSTANCES were mn
merous) other sources have been investigated.
particularly Marchbank's Qparto Edition OF 1898.
and the pronunciation Of those words carefully
regulated By Walkers directions.
In point of correctness, the editor consider.
himself justified from the unremitt,ng attention
bestowed upon the work, to claim for II pre-
eminence over every edition which has come
within his notice. liz the course Of the WORK Dis.
terent editions Of Iohnsof's Dictionary were of.
ten consulted, and that thetleriyations n,izh, he
as eorred as possible. frequent recurrence was
had to the most approved dictionaries Of The 70.
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found, especially the Greek. Latin, French ami
German. "N
Thar i is entirely faulilessi is not 10 be exoe1.
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Firdey's History Of the Insurreeio,t in penn.si.
ToIer's Law Of Executors r,,.,'.-
Watson's Law Of Parsnershin
Sir William Jones on gaimen,s
Life Of Napoleon Douapartc
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Plutarch's Lives
Large Testaments
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~ S0gscRfssRs 20 rms
l RAVELS OF ANACHARSIS.
FHE YOUNGER, in GREECE
ready for delivery at 3. Pleasan,s' pdauna.S,g.
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JUST NELLIFEU,
From Or. cHuRcH's Dispnsa'y Nerp-rort, and for
'cie at fb,s Printing @ fsce, a j;tsb supply
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'KNOWSLEY,

evSs-- Z HPoRTEDD so 1907,
Htszas1 ] ~ William Lighrfoor.
sE~~zss.N of Charles City county |:
&zsk $685. where he GOOD two years.
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Ready made PENS for sale here.
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y. y. The season to end tic first of August
next, & commence Immediately. boar
ded' gratis-and mres fed with grain AZ the
ma,kct price,if required.
There will be \ large new boat ken, at mr. Sa.
mue' Tyler's. directly opposite to my house, which
viii put mares over ferry free, and 1 will send
them back. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23

FROM confederate per ccn,age, ard in or
market, where the rruney point of exchange is
fixed ut forty per cent. government could fire.
quently get only twenty-ive rer cent, or I final
Ter per certanc on She bills Ike vas obliged to
ftlt for The purpotes of maintaining her eta
blifhmen,s. This certain lois, conhderably
overbalans ing any contingent interetts, dsferves
the attention and regulation of government.
" This urprincip'ed and ahortive attempt to
tax foreign nations, by importing among them
commodities loaded with domeftic duties, was
at isngth abandoned. Something like better
fynem has fuccecded. Regulations have been
formed, accortl;n. 10 which, although at times
and under increaiing prices. increaing portions
of the drawback on iupars may he retained, yet,
in compensation for this, is " i.h f,rIe appar-
ent fa;rnefs provided, that in oter cafes hrun-
ty ihall be fhperadaed when the prices fall be-
yond cert ain point. There is indeed, in the
attending fcae Of hoantics but one foiitary tep
of compensation, whi'f in the defending The
drawbacks are diminibed through many aud
varions degrees of decline, into totaiex;inStion.
All afiurance alto IS faipended, as tothe pernnan-
rcnt benefits of this arrangement by its limited
exfence, and conieqacnt dependence upon an
certain opinions, and upon political events and
combinations vet more uncertain.
From difcuions ofthis fort, all queftions of
finance ought upon pracipIe to he excluded.
Whatever iac,iiices commerce may make to ma
VACATION, fhe ihonld make none TO revenue.''
Readers who prefer inttrustion 70 a,nuIenent
will fct high value.on the prefent parap,!et;
and the frperior orders of percons will difcern
IN it'much Of that accuracy and precilion which
mel, of 6cn.itic views and habits fometineshap-
PLY introduce into the treatment offubiet1s ON
which moral probabilities are alone concerned.
We take leave Of it with the acknowledgment
that it has highly grssfed and innrn<led MS;
and we cordially recommend it to the atfen-
tive perufai ofs who are porielitd ofeither com
mcrcial or political influence.
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Other hand and priner,lly in Introducing new III


other hand and princ;r,y. in Introducing new ryf
tenn Of general taxation. ~.
This iyiten,, operating uniformly according to
the relative abilities Of rhe inhabitants in the different
dlrieis, viii be able very conGderabiyto increaie
The refourees of the country as well by its huplicy
Is by the certainty OF the receipts This ncreafe,
nted with the favirs OF the expenditure, will enable
me public treafury reguarlyto anfwer all ordinary
demands; and VIXEN war. other evils, require amy
extraordinary cxpepces, they will be RATED by fuch
will be found the leah preiny upon the pub
lie.
81" is toward. th-ic Important, objeas that win TO
draw the attention of your high nightingale and in
the completion of which expect the mott earn-a az
haanec from your wifdom and patrio,ifm and in the
accomplishment of which, cannot but think the peo-
plewill in great meaiure, re-elablih the former
rate OF affairs h1
81 think wlia, have advanced is Efficient for the
prefent bur perhaps your high mghtneiss, perhaps
the nation, have aright examine and contlder up
the meafures intend adopt for the redrefs of
their grievances, aud the renewing of their property
" u is nceeis to fay Jingle word Respecting my
inclination and rcfolu,on facrdce what smoit dear
20 me, in order to accomplish 70 defirabe an obje2.
This very Hall, Paris, An,iens, and London, can te
tify my love and zeal for my country.
Al have doubt of fuceeeding in thefe underta-
kings. NV hopes founded OH Providence, whom
adore, and Whole and protection we have 70 Of
Ten experienced. f tsv t..t
"On the calm reafon and found judgmeu, of the ma
tion; on that vaor which ever jangui;hed them
on their good faith, honor and inward conviction,
depends this Ian attempt to reeaahlih their hapri-
nefs. -.sa.s-s
I, likewife depends OH the :iiaance, and concord
81 -r:--.--S -f,-~.- h:.,, 'ssnes, on the wifiom
~ your refolutions the power of your example
and on the hrrnne of your courage; objects in which
J eanno. be difaPponted, if I have acquired any
knowledge of mankind.
Finally ii depends love for our country,
al the great pro',ifes have of the aln0ance Of the
great Napoleon chat extraordinary genius, who is adj
rired both by friends and foes. who after having
eauted change in the affairs OF France, which will
he iuhjeet OF wonder and aaoniuent to future ages
has obtained the greatea influence over lis, well as
ever fevera, other nations, of Whole Gendhia have
the grrasef reafon TO boat becsufe was obtained
ny nevsrfverving from truth reeituGe ia all my
words, my actions, or even in my thoughts, which
bis penetrating eye read in the deepea recees of M,
fear..
:" Notwithstanding thefc hopes, | an, not certain
o. attning my end. The book of frturity is hu, to
yourfsyes as well asine As for mylelf, ihall ne
Yer Quit my objea, till have ufed every pofIble
tdprt in my power to attain it fhall never quiz it
diibonoraby. May Heaven avert all di(appont-
mems, may its blengs crown your labor with fuc-
ee's and re-eha,h the nation in its former fourth
ing hate and happinefs."
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Ste5 the Runuzuay.

& young Negro Woman, named
HANNAH, Gout ard Rreng, who has lived
with Respectable farm,r about two years p0a.
She was dir.t.ed TO rctu,n home on Chr,ltmss
day, as am informed. She had en- and TOOK
with her green jacket and petticos., made o.
halftaick or ketfey cloth, two pair Of lhoes ami
bookings, cea.fe hat, yellow ground cotton
habr, white, cotton pet,'ccss and Footed jack
ct, &c. Size is cs?,hle of great decsf t;on -.
!on,sti,nes lhe appears to be psfire ard has bat
little to FAY w.,cn j: is to anfwer her purpo.e
bu, at ott.. tin:s extremely ,mpudent. Who
ever taxes up fad Negro ard brings her ton'e,
if FIVE miles from home fhali receive FIVE Dof
0,s if ten mics, Ter D,i2ari; and, i. great
er diilsrcs, md ieeu,e6 in AIRY Jail 70 that g.
hss a, in, Tru Dsi!a,s Will be pa!!.
y. B. tcrwarn all perlons from employing
or conveying her away
lar. I. coat
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HOUSES & LOTS
For. RENT and for SALE.
Dee. 10.

To rent, good two Story Houfe
we'll Gnifhed, on St. Afsph Greet between James
La~ra!on's and the Friends Meeting Hoafe.
Two flores on Kinks wharf, with lumber
yard, and long Flour Asd behind one Of Them.
a fpall Soufe on Water Rree,, near Duke
nsees iains Major Muncaaer's-or Will lrli
This tor Alexandria Marine ln(ursnce Shares
A two rory frame hou(e On Duke Street about
fqusres esft Of the fone bridge, with about two
scresof ground whereon may conveniently be make
a!arge quantity of Bricks, as there is well OF
good water on the front. number Of building
gs on she nextierare South of the Prefbyrteri.
10 Meeting Houfe, bounded by Fairfax, Wolf,
aud RoyA (eess.
For Gale 10. mar Yoa's femp, being the cor
ner of Fairfax and W,lks A.eets.
An half Acre Lot en- Fairfax, and Gibbons
Street, iubiea to a ground rent. ).
Alot 20 feet font, ard loo feet deep, this
lays, ona,he ruth eide OF Prince Street, htse
to the e fwa-d Of Deuny's and Powelt's Brick
Hou(e o, the oosnss Of w Arlington itreet.
FM. Hartjho7ne.
Corn and Wheat purchaled at the
Wareboufe aod Min.
lIth Month, iotE. 3; &. Iawqw
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Jar. l..
Twelve Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the lublcrIber'l!ving
near Leebuiigh. OF the IS inf. negfs mar nam
ed JIM GRIGSeY. He j. is atsut seet or
, inches high, Aor, made, dsr. complexion, a
icar above one Of bis eyes, TAG joint Zone of his
lsftvrif larger than co.'snon, owing to bis writ
having been broke, and a faar &C one Of his ks-'s
proceeding troa ieaid had on and soak with
him, a dark 6 ray round sbsot jacket, a rcd Gao.
mel under JACKIE, q pair oftrowles mach aatet.a,
two biankets. and frNral siier articles OF cloth.
ing net known, b. wts fornerly ,as proPer,y Of
M. Love, Of Salibary, and was fsea il 7taas
neighborhsoa on Sunday lad ia which asishhoF-
hood be ha, wife, tits frobasl: tha. }. VOW is
10 or abont Censsrsi!!s.
I viii give tae above rswnd to say perfon
who will keure bin in aay Jail, e that ger
him again, aod ihe abevs reward, and seaisns5ie
bsrxes II brought hoae.
WILSON c. SELDOM.
kssl,s csEy, Dr.. + si~
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DENEALE'S
Patent 7breAsng Machine.


1J>H L fublcriber having invented a nackine,
/ no, which he has obtained pstentl for
s'lrcihing all kinds of grain, particularly WHEAT
and thofe kinds OF grain mott difficult to be fepa.
.a,ed from draw, fem OF ehsf, takes tAe itbsf,y
Of recommending The fame to his fellow c'tlzens
q worthy their attention Thefubfcri,s' IS ~eii
awsrc that the ,abl attention has of.en heen
ioicirsd to inyeo,;ons tor threlhiug What, ard
j, Ia, beer .s-nenled th.t thofe invcn;saas have
rs,en fallen hort of TIE dehred effect, got from
re ac,ra, experiment which has been s,1de on
,hc one now offered C the public, the Inventor
IS erboiacrea to recommend 1t in terls: OF con-
adence ard we'll grounded expectation OF It's
, corains o. ersa, profit and utility both to the
ta,;r.r AID mali8fattu.er. Thisicacsiheis con.
Erac,ej up9n en,:rc now principles, its operation
is bs fails. eacircisd by scylincer, moved BY
s,ist;on wheels, ard can with cafe be resu:a,ed
70 ,ha, no arsS iA.ll pats of before TIE grain is
entirely thre(hed out OF it. II worked b3 Two
..orfes, and 70 gesrsd that theit fpesd will not
exceed the rat: OF three rsiies per hour and the
Gr.ught moderate; nor Goes Is require more
han two perions to attend il. The Raw is dill.
charged at one part ard the whea, at another,
perfectly fcreen.d and famed ready for market;
the fhriyelled wheat, cookies, SC. a's defo!iseS
by hsrteives, and I'll. chsf ALTO, 70 :hai no mix
gar, takes place. This machine viii thteh at
re rate Of from af,een to twenty bafhels psr
hour, is nc. fnhsa, if properly 6ui!s, to gee out
Of repair. and if kept under cover will lat macy
years. The wheat prepared for market by this
machine is worth TO the Manufacturer conlidera
by more th,n thar 60, out in tie ulual mode
OF treadins, and the colt of the machine will net
exceed FROG, enc hundred and fifty to Two hnndTed
dollars.
The nbfcr;ser viii gran. permits to u!e his
thrsfhins machine and tumiIh drawing or writ.
zen defcripvon by which it can be executed for
ffty dollars each, or any perton can view the
one he has ereaei at his mill. near Duntrles,
Virginia, 70 as to enable them to erect one from
il. The fubj,ined certificates being from gen.
slrmen whoi: good undertakings and itea(f
habits eutitle them to reflect, and foTe OF whom
being perCons of fciensifc knowledge, he hopes
will be fuficl,nt 10 recommend his machine to
public ue he will atfo contract for the privilege
Of ing his machine 10 any particular fate.
LeIe,s poR paid directed 10 him at Dlmfrie',
Virginia, will be duly artenied to.
JAMES DENEALE, Jun.
Dumfiies Dec. 1900.
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From the fublcfiber, the 9Th June,
'hrish, mulatto La: named B E N, near fifteen
years old /; lie has ran of heretofore, and t'.sr
'psig:d as free hy II: nams Of John M'Dan,ti,
ne has remarkable mort thick foss, AID ierers!
fears q, bis body, occafonsd by burn; iors
village. yellow eyes, his wool flows ,he nesre
very mach, which is of a.ruty coim'.
ALTO ran away from the fubfcrber
the iy,h July, likely black fellow naGea
JOH N. Iexpscs he will add Maddon to h;s
name, as pu'caaied bin from the ettate of An.
oioGe Mahfon, OF Orange Comfy, Virginia, and
he treqsentiy made uie vi tia. name Thirty Tour
OF ave yea. old, about i've feetsJ or 6 inehe
high, Icng vifage,' we'll made and aoopsa lasi
il lis walk. az If craaped IN bis feet, food o
dreas, and has q. variety of eiolhes.. Hesis
soade Shoemsses. and has lons tools with him.
fond Of half bos,s, which he wears with harp
toes walks with pewter headed walking
flick, often las his wool phtsed in farsH plata
asaut hi. head, he is az extraordinary geodwag.
goner. He ran OF in company wnh likely
young fellow Of yeIlsw colour, belonging TO
Mr.. Benjamin Pritchest, With fear acrois his
lip. l will give thirty doiiafs reward forsappe-
hendias either tic sforeiaid nesroe,, aad d..
liveriss them to me in Stafford county. ssssise
miles above Dunif.ies. Is -
ROBERT OVERALL.