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| Prizes of 100 s'o'Is.--Nos. sos ice.
/ 1888 i4O72 1887.
Prizes of SO doils.-Nos. 1898 $500
1899.
Frzc of IS dolls.--No. loo4s.
P"zes of 40 d.,iis Nos. s4os $50 ses
1874 S[Is 2so5 s24o 3t&6 3s7s 1867
47s4 1910 s595 5755 sc7s 7c7I 77ol
e3io 1927 lt2I4 1907 1905 1857
i4is4 !479o 1915 1922. ises4 l67so
,osss i7i5s l794e 1898 1866 1891.
And 81 of Is dollary.
:, Gam ofthe wheel this dap $50 dollars
Total gain lo5Y5 dollars.
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s."You enquire Of me also respeaIof
CERTAIN PROMISES no CERTAIN
MEN.--I have heard i;suggested in the
time OF Adams, thar TIE fi-iend~ offae Bril-
Asn "a fhe ssasrs, could siey accomplish re-
eol*fson 80 far as TO mace ONE or 7.YE
IN CHS on TiTE. AMERICAN
, lyf*ohrR. !roULD BE WE'LL Rs-
~HhoED-and the business appeared
50 lar done, as thar Ihape k.drd them o9er
Mrse oess gifts fakfng place in a frw v.ars.
.say eiFaf orfea. / have also heard them
sar, ~ At MR.. LlSTON SPENT A.
GNf.AT DEAL OF SECRET SER
We MONEY IN THE States
nut this ycu will not say as coming from
me. -'S"'
81 think Mr.. Jefferson too s,,unch ~
y'eia--tvaSen prosper him. Light and
'rn,h will spread /: VIC get more and more
ot1t We. are very free, happy and bros.
Feroe,, tho little. embarrassed Inv III
narrow politics oe Few. British hanrh,;-
err" S'"'6 io"-
From the foregoing extraa we see.
That there are friends oriruth in region
oil Observation-Disclosures to good princ.p,e.
sm'd surrounding error ;-ard that certo;u
.fns; frts7at riews and PRACTICES in he
late administrations, which by political con.
nolseurs were newer doubted as reaGties.
receive confederation.
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NEW YORK, January 10.

The brig Cato, Up'like, from Jamaica
Tor New lori, with zoo puncheons ofrum,
70 aohert picLey, got ashore on Weenes-
day on Raooon Deach, Long-IsIsnd. The
osr'a'n ard mate are the only persons
VINO survived the inciemency of the sea-
SON; the remainder were frozen to death.
1 se cargo,i; Is probable, will be prcserv-
ed.
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--DEATII-

DEATH ~
Departed this life the ssh inst. Mrs.
r ON iiuh'E' much lanen,ed by her re-
laiives aud iriends-whose exemplary life
was a shining ornament in Che human cha
rsster,in every yisissitude OF life in which
providence had placed hsr---ter last mo.
nients were marked with uncommon for
utudc, being wholly resigned 10 the will of
Sod' iniiy trusting in his premises or :.
ternai peace through Chris.
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4 racf of

.. ,snr'co County, on which the said Clarke re-.
snsn tor some .'rne previous tohi. dea,h. T.h;,
AN, IA IS situated below tn. city of Richmond on
sosr swamp, Immediately on the s,see road les
ing TO Williamsburg The trad eoo,a;ns ~ srr.
veys made Oy J'hn Williamson, county snrveyor
q htnriso esunt7, 317 acres. The land 70 be re-.
Se'Veo on The purchaser. be the quantity more or
~ noout % acres Of the land are cleared,
''s'e are to'erSble dwelling house and on hoas-
Is and small orchard on the land. The ale y,ill
Commence al 10 o'clock.
PHILIP NoRBoRNE NICHOLAS,
Trustee.
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PHILADELPHIA January %.


January 10, 1905.
The senate met this day at 10 O'Clock.
and were occupied til one on the impeach.
ment. Mr.. Boilsau. chairman of The ma
naGers, Replied 10 Mr.. Dalias--and in q
mott able, acute, close and ingenious
sncech, asrver Ihavc hesrd in any pubic
body. believe, proved to The satisfaction
oi'c'ery man, lawyer or no lawyer, that
the house conld have I" performed It's own
business in its own way" and will.
asmuch fidelity 10 Justice. and more crs
dit 70 the country, than if all the LAWYERS
N F'eno-yivan'a Lad been engaged on their
sehalt-indeed, the .efFeet on The legal
sgpaa here. IS too percep.iblc 10 be mis-
tSken' The sarcasm and personality
which were resorsed to on tic Opposite
size, was completely REPEALED by MIR. Boz
leaa; not indeed with scurrilous insinua
tons and attacks ON persons not concern-
ed, bnt IN yaanher that bespoke the su-
perior'ty Of the farmer over the conrtier.
What the eifccl has been on the court, is
mt 10 bs discrvered--as The members OF
the senate duriag this trial appear 10 shnn
allsociety but that ofcsch oshcr, and never
converse on the srDiect.
"The court adjourned to-day at one o.
CLOCK, TO ir>rt al ten O'clock on Monday.
when Air- BoI'eau is 10 continue, and is
10 be followed By Mr.. Rodney after
which Mr. ingersol is 30 speak on the part
OF the lu'g-s, and Mr. Rodney will close
on the sd: of The prosecution.
As 10 The issue, though perceive
there are some who pretend 70 tnow ali
shoat It, Tam perfectly satisfied that tits
Impossible 70 know; am persuaded that
the members OF The court, cannot say
theaseiyes--so that each party viii he dis
posed - incline TO villa, ,hev resns elively
w'sh--i am convinced that it is prejudice
only and not discernmeat which forms
the conclusion ore way o. he other. Pre-
sent the whole time, and not a negligent
observer, can say thar the parties on
both SIDES have bcea, alternately elevated,
and depresqei IRE elevated aud re-,lepres-
ned. accordingly as evidence and oTatory
flu-suat=d. as on any other trial have
ssep--aoj The anxiety on both sides ap-
pears to encysas- WIN the npproacll TO The
teFnnioston---a pretty certain criterion oI
the confidence which each party reposes
IN the inpar.ialiiy of the tribunal"
by Information from Lancaster. we
Iesr'l that the trial, OF the Judges oc thi.
state, VIII not, in all probab lily BE- conclu
del before saturday or Monday next: II
was Presnmst hat one Of the managers
. a
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Official Intelligence has been received
at Washington, hat the Rect Sitting GU, in
SPAN, and destined for Florida, has been
dismant!sd, and that the convention has
been ratified--by which our merchants
will receive indemnity in all those cases
which we're not excluded by the former
administrator. (-Aler. Erf,osifor.
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C0NCEk Z ;,

" yoeGl md Lnssranc'is.f afJaTc', }o,. ne
6erctit q bfas,er .ducpsr Particles.
THIS EVENING,
"elnssca7 the 3e'h January, az tic Frce Ma.
sous Hat
PART FARSI.
symphony' Peyel, Full Sand
Sonata ON the Grand Piano. s;sibslt, Asst.s An.
gn.s r-icasas.
S ',n.. g :. Plane. pussek, laA.ler : P.
FART sEcoND. 'pN''''
SYMPHONY. Cos.ecf, Fun R,,d
i.ong, M .,as,,;.''
q Comic Song NJ. t7o,r,-,.
20 conclude ~uh s-sreh cor1posed 81 aiaz,es
a Psticoiss, full Band.
End Of he Concert, bsu.ic viii be p--pi5,,j
for DzEeins
Ihs e1reeft to begin precisely ar 7 o'cleeh..
= = Iieksts AZ Cine Eoilar. 10 Dc i..sl :, me
atze aud Aisins sun TaveFnt-.l.e 49,
fnehssd's aud Mr. Peasants, aud At the door ~
.he Msson's Hsll. N'o' Ok
lapnsry 90rh, 1905
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PRICE CURRENT.

tits expected the Legislature OF this
commonwealth will close their session
Tomorrow.
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Il C5-eat Bargain,

ITO be sold in tract of I. A n D,
iyiag in Halifax county. Virginia, within
fouv n,es D. the cpurhorss. containing SCI p
acres. The laDl Ives ycll IS well watersd. and
no, iasesior aay logii iard ia said county, for
~ PRODUCTION Of tobacco. e1rr, wheat. rye or
Any thing that may - planted thrrcop; Is fine
healthy situation 1 has on III tocrable co'nforta.
be dwel!ing nouse, &c. COOL grsnsry, good
peach AND apple orchard. and is IN a wea'ti'y md
agreeable ncizhborhood. For terms apply 10 the
subscriber, living on tire said ~ misss.
Thomas Roberts.
Iarna,y ~. 1sO7. (w5)
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FOR TIE ARGUS.
ELEGIAc VERSES.


Where c. creek swift winding Cows
AND drinks thousand chrvstai Syringe.
And lie and heai,h around bestows.
aud JOY to all The valley brings;
From CsrsIina's piney plains
a hap.ess female wandsrer came
On her pale cheek no more remains
y he rose; distress had sunk her frame.
me oentdress, the gentle m -in,
That seem'd TO speak a better lot.
And flstter'd with the hope Of gain.
Procured lodging in yoa cc,.
bus when grim death approached nigh.
10 give The weary SUFFER- rest,
1 no levers rage, her pulse beats i,i,.b.
one iorc'd abroad, foflorn; distressed.
Thoush rains descend in showers ,ro.nd
And Chilling winds Of autumn bicv
no bare her feet, and cold ia. yro,nJ;
no seek lodging she must go.
Where rises yonder dark rel hin.
and orcriooks iiIe seatcry Rain.
he doors OF -s.s.ss., o,.ra st;u
Remain, nor knocks the wretch j., ,.;,,
The hap'ess maid adnittance r,;n,d.
Alan. toe late her reason eoyr,
No Information is ob,aio'd
From which her story can be known.
Yet of she asks Tire stsrslers bv.
lIho' every confiri she refus-Y
While sorrow me',s each pity;ne eve.
I ons asks, with sighs, q heee are nv
shoes" ny
An, maid ior'orn the hear, is fell.
And hard as is the flin,y stone.
la, could from shelter thee expeu.
i o wander thro' the vsle alone.
Yet thou perhaps bfes, DAYS has, t,o
Fer in the dust thy hopes were 10
Before thou ssyest miafortn,.s f.a '
Perhaps by cruel n,an betrayed.
Poor maid; the POWER that c,otbe. The
flower '"s
hst renovstes the iilly CAV,
Shall take thee to his hsppy bower,
And wipe Thy bitter tears away.
"hen HE who guides tn. rushing storm
| VINO wings the thunder thro' The air.
fiis righteous sentences shall form.
And guilty men shall trembling hear.
ihen they who drove thee from their door
And did dying couch refuse,
Their unavaIliog tears shall pour:
And wish they had restored Thy shoes
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RIcYNoND AcAoEMY LoTrRRr.

Fourth DGy--Ianuary 2sd, 1905.
Prize of 100 dollars--No. 2I2s.
Prizes Of ~ dollsrs--Nos. sol se4s
2i0e 3s4] 1882 1905 297s ss7i l5os
s63 34ss 7os7 s4ol 1888 l24l SIS 3s4s
OIL $500 $50 4 500 1879 9oe IsC9 a7sz
SIS 557 7so6 1870 z7ss 72l s6s7 so17
1890 2s4o.
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Mourn, mourn the glorious brave
Who gave themselves 10 de.'h!
Their l'nbs bcs'rrv The wate,
The sky receives their breath.
Twas Somers shi his crew,
~ gallant Prebls sent;
Resolved TO make those rue,
Whose souls can pe'er relent.
With shells and powder flrd.
They sieer'd their dcstin'd way;
The Zoe. in battle skiiTd,
Bore down their course to stay.
Two gallant vessels bold,
Our lUgger boarded then.
Twice hlty mer they told,
Brave Somers told but ten.
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!" Dis!ain the captive chain,'i
The gallant Somers cries
i"Now Ere the sleeping tra,p;
And blow them to the skies:'i
Our men cxpe9 the blast,
Wave high their hats in all
The p;rnies stand aghss,.
/ With hortor and despair.
Huzza,' brave Wadsworth cried
sour coun,rymen viii know,
SHOW nerriIy we died,
I "1'avengs them on the foe."
High in the clouds up cast,
| The vessels three We're b!owni
And dreadful was tiis blast,
That shack the guilty town.
Twice fifty pirates bold.
Sent slriekiug in the air!
This tale whenever told
Shall make our foes despair.
Mourn, mourn the glorious brave!
Whe gave themselves TO death;
heir limbs bestrew the lyeye.
The sky receives their breath.
---.----
.EPTGR.fM
As'swo Divines, their alnbling s,eeds, be /.
s,riding,
In merry mood, DER Boston neck were
riding:
At length, simple structure me, their
sight,
Fror, ahspee tie fylon ,skes his hsnpvu
flight.
When, saiicr-iise, he squares account,
with hope,
lbs all depending on single rofe----
'Ah. Shsre,my iriend,' cry d one, where
now ~ete you.
Had yonder gallovs been allcw'dits die =
8 where qaolh -. o:herin ss,caiic t5ne :
F. ny, where, but ridirisy,Tato ssrs1r arcys =
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II virtue Of a deed Of trust excc1re3 - he
snnscuber, by Edward Csi,hc, cl,tks a.
ana Molly his WIFE whicl, deed hsars AZ -.
y ~ O9ober, 1879, and is recorded ~ ny
80 o'uce 20 secure sum of money. due TO ev,J
: 1870 OF Henrico county, will I've exposed -
1870 nc h'ghes' bidder, Cor cash, on tie
asa'. 49, On Saturday the ninth day Of MAreh
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Notice,
TO THE c2EpIroRs e DEBTORS OF
Ross q tori.

'HA On the ist dz7 or March, 7
~ shall make dividerd CT The racn.ss ;,e-
e-i~ed.srfnn whci, t;oss creditors who NJ, roe
nave cerae into the te-rs Of assisnr1ens prcvi-
GUS to ,ias day. wiz be exclu5e5 ANA ifan a.
srpi sS.r'on, ihai some Of the dsbtcss, VIII have
not eonre forward 10 give notes for srir secoanis,
m4y oe expecting personal application .shch
cannon bs made they are again infnrlnsl thar
my dn'v compels re 70 concsss ne suits iSiseri
nninarely 10 The next conuscs sainsr these WHO
snah not before have closed their aecounss by
notes.
Neil MsCouil.
liehmrrS. 2a,h Jan. 1905. sw
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By Information from Lancaster. we
jesTsl thai the trial, OF thr Judges oc this
state, VIII not, in all pro!,ab lily be conclu-
del before saturday or Monday next: it
was Presnnst hat one Of the managers,
besides Mr.. Boileau, would address the
court.
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Ry76 Dov--.EannoSy 2s.

FyH DGn--Innudf'y 90.
'Prszes of IL dolars--Nos. 4oa lAss
1862 1900 37s 1925 1855 726 ss4s qios
1900 6l5 1904 1875 4o5 sIs7 IIao
261s 1879 27s7 500 1895 2oa7 lsoo
1912 1885 2775 34o2 2677 1884 lsSs
s9lo - 1916 3I6s 400 2soi IosA ezs
SAT- i75I sos 1852 1915 $50 Iss ats3
9942 20 2742 oo6 81 oSs 1861 l4aa
53i 1887 3i7o.
Gam Of the wheel 2ol2 dorars
CATHOLIC cArHzpRAr. cru,cu
BALTfIoRE.
T"en'g-7zird Day's Drawing.
200 tickets were drawn this dav.
Prizes Of 200 dolls. Nos. $3.50 looaz.
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CATHOLIC CArHEDRAL cHvacH Lorrx,~
BALTIAoRE.
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lying IN Alben,arle county. where pb;,;n H..
now re:'dcs, orthe right ofthe said Day ,hers;n,
con s,nmg 200 scres, II being The land ,yh,"S
$40 D,y holds during the life his wife. rnSs.
~. 81, VIII OF her former husband William p>,t.,
care Also. NECRO MN nar,es w.
,sN, spon ,, twenty-five years ofage, and a BsY
named I" ison. about tx years Of age.
Thomas Jackson, trustee.
ianuary %. 1906. -
N-.x fts
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proac''e. the Altar, His H5!inef, fine Fe5.i Cred
to', aon,hiutered the HOW nHCiiOn 10 the E,n-
peror ard Emprefs, and the other ceremonies
followed according 20 the manner in W hich they
have been announced. Suitable anthems were
performed during the above ceremony. Their
Mai.t.ss ts-ji iic the throne with, All the
iHiendor Of Imperial magn6cence--i hor-
nefG followed habitcd in bis official robes and
completed the great work of Coronation. re-
T@1t'ng tnefe words, zivat em3eraf7,, ~ ni7er-
HnT7.' The Church Immediately refunded
with cries, Long live the Emperor--Long live
the Empreis." Theft acclamations, with which
their Naiefties were received On their entrance,
were repeated with trsn!port ut each ren,arka-
Die occurrence during the auguft ceremony.
their Majeities repaired fecond time to the
Altar; to make their offerings. MATS was
hniihed at three o'cloCi
Ills eminence Cardinal Fetch, Grard Almo-
ner, having carried the Book of the EyangeIins
20 .hc Emperor. his Maieay tool; the Imperial
Oathupon the Throne, in tone ofvoice which
Indicated that the feelings OF MS heart were in
rniion with the expretiion of his lips; but COM
ing TO thefe words, which conclude the oath,
- /S;@ar to g07's'W 9vit5 n fngis ere, to f&e
iafereR, re b1bbiReG, aad tie PEary o.f TIE
FreHtb peo6A," his voice faultered, on account
OF the tender ienfbiliiy which he at that moment
expcrenced; which being irftantaneoufly OBJ
ferved and teit by the audience, their cries of
lons lee tie Emperor were redoubled. re
Denm was then performed. His maieny with
hsretinue left the Church at O'Clock, and
did not arrive at Thueries till dark. The
Pope with his attendants fo!lowod the Emperor
in about ten minutes. The carriage Of his Ho!-
nefs was preceded, according to cuRom, by an
EcleiiaGic mounted on mule and carrying the
PaPal Crofs.
The Imperial Coach, and that of the Sove-
reign POntif, were each filrnountsd with a
crown, and drawn by eight magnificent hories.
The pom? and fplendour ofthe procetiion were
worthy of Imperial maicfty and grandeur.
PdSEc joy and fltisfattion were every where
exhibited. Their Mliefics' ears were continu-
ally faluted with acclamations on their return 90
the Palace, Of long live the Emperor and the
Emprefs," 10 which the Emperor replied by
bowling gracefully ard benienqatly to the mul-
titude. Atho' the crowd of fpettators was i'm
menfe, order and decorum reisned throughout.
The illum'nationS every where were very BRILL
ant; thoie at the Boulevards were in the form
of pyramids, with FAIRS ard fpheres attached 10
the lamps; but thofe eipecisiiv at the Garden
Oh the Thuiiieries, were in tyle of fplendour
that begGars all defcriPtion.
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Dictate TO be continued. J
foreign 51:c!i:nen:e.
Tray?afed from a Int Paris 3ater, rseeiq,e4
st Nezv- York.
ACCOUNT OF THE CORONATION OF 30.
NAPARTE

PARIS, Dec 4.
The found of cannon and ringing of bells
were nceHant i'll announcing the ceremony of
the coronation, from O'Clock yeRerdav morn
ing, throughout the whole dav. The H-ieq
which on fo many former occafons have been
favorable to the commemoration OF eyenfs of
which BOnaparte YVES The hero, were on that dav
more than ordinarily propitious. The weather,
iomewhdt cloudy, but mild and pleafant, favor
ed the aliembage Of the citzcns, and crowned
with complete fucccfs the imInenE. pren1r,ti-
onS with which all Paris had been for a long
time occupied.
The fun ihone at intervals, making his fri an
pearancc at the Infant the Emperor left tbe
Thuileries, and occasionally beained forth d1-
ring the march to Notre Dame. From Eve o.
clock in Che morning the treets were tbronped
with people and carriages, Especially thgE.
through which the procefiiOn was to palg.
The pubic expectation has been fully graft
hed--n0thing could exceed the tate, richpeC
and elegance OF every thing connected with the
procehion-nOthng, Especially could exceed
the brilliant appearance of thofe veterans who
formed the efcort Of his maieRy, the fiqht of
whom brought to remembrance the victories
which this nurfery ofheroes has 70 often obtain
ed.
The proCefion arrived at the church in the
Hhut OF INC acclam1tions OF the people. The
acciamaions were reiteratd in the tenn ole, filed
with citizens more particularly attached TO MS
MyeitY, as they were co-operators with him in
ditpendng thole blefings which his genius pro-
cured. At O'Clock the benches were occtlpi-
ed by the Preiidents of Cantons, and other of.
hcial characters called together from all tho De
psrtments OF the Empire. The Tribunafe, the
Legislative BODY, ard the Senate, fucceaivc!y
arrived, and filed the body of the Church. The
Council Of State took their feats parallel TO the
foot OF the Throne. The Diplomatic Body
was tc1ted above the Council. The Eie6for
Arch Chancellor Of the Germanic Empire, and
many foreign Princes were fsiioned ON one
Hde o. toe Throne. His Holinefs the pope ar
rived It half paf 10, preceded by his cardinals,
The Arch-bi!hops of france, and all the Clergy
Of PaTis-while they were entering the Church,
tbere was mulic in hyperion flile Of excellence.
to The words "Tbon art Peter," &c. After
which there was an interval Of an hour before
the arrival Of "a, Emperor, during which time
hlf Hol'oeis remained fcsted in The altitude OF
? rp"tH who was profoundly mcditating ON
. Heavenly things, and on the haopineCs Of his
fellow creatures. II was inpoiIible TO tx ones
f'cntiOu on his boiinef5 at t,,s time, without
beng penetrated with tentimeuts of extraorelip-
airy gcueration. Their MsieNics entered the
church between ? &ad o'clock having ap
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Iath DAYS DpAwrMc

TI'@r9 1000 Do9lys---No. e769 being the fra
DianE alter two thouiand numbers were Grawp--and
which number was NOT fold.
P'i@s q 500 Deioys-No. sl9-n,f cH
a''Sf' q 500 boiAars-No's. 3ol9, 1858
4'tzes ef 100 DoHlrc-Ngs I77o. so61
P,isrs u Dolars-No',. s4t I9oT 20 oo,,
947 272H @7z2 2,52G 22sG ,j46g 2f62 orEz 90,
700 3f92 247l 1886 1898 o8I4 lIi2 2g0I .5g6
2I22 21z2 1855 sos 1888 SIS s87l o6o5 574
$50 9l6 29o@ 776 a93 2o3o 1859 62sG ISiE
az 1900 1880 1870 3l77 28G6 42o 3979 94io
3I95 1898 1868 4o4 o4O2 34sI 247o o03o 5aS
~" .Z 1913 1884 5000 1867 2276 642 oc4s 7aI
@473 1858 1858 3475 1850 oIg- sceI ocro ,o1
$500 1888 1907 3G57 22s 900 eoot SO az
2s62. 0''' '2' JOE
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NOTICE.

70 facilitate to claimants under The 7th ar,;.
Gle OF the treaty with Great Britain the reeeio,
OF the third inialment due the 18th Iuy next In
nitance' IN which they have not contributed the pub
nc agent in London. their frceil attorney, It has bee.
thought proper 90 draw the Uuited States an inch
monies Of the above deription as may not BE d,vn
from him bv the indiyduas themfeives prior to the
lt o. september nezr. The agent is accordingly in
'rVG'ea 10 eeaie paying them after that date but sf-
FER the m Of November next. they ,jll aosin NJ
able q. the city Of Wilmington to thofs Sgbo -
right. or 70 their auorncs duly authorized.
Dc6efnnf ofStq's Fej g. }eO5.
= Note The Printers Of the Laws cf the United
states are regretted in FER re above four time. ~
Their gazc;sc. BITS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-26
E9aIf6 at qu.tloIl,

WIN be fold At Public Auction, on Tuefday the
10th inf. on the premifcs.
'IiE well improved Half Acre LOT WING in that
a part of this city called Rockets No POI, for
merry the property of Robert Omberron, decd
The lot viii admit Of partition into three tene-
meu's' The terms of the fae for negotiable notes in
me bank OF Virginia, at 90 days I'm indifpu,able
title will be made except an ineun1brance Of The VII
dow's dover.
PRossER 8; MOEcuRE, v. Ms.
Feb. 8. tbs.
~ The iale oftbe above property having unavoid-
ably been yoNponed; viii Poftively take place ON
Saturday the Cd day Of March next, between the
hours Of and o'clock PM.