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cnron.r..u :. ;.

When his MAeity the Emperor approached the al
tar to be crowned he took the imperial crown himelf
and placed it upon his head-it was diaden Of oaL
and laurel leaves in gold.-His MaieRy afterward,
took the crown defined for the Empre and after hav
ing decorated himief with it for moment, he placed
it upon the head of his auguf COMFORT The firmneCs
grandeur, and noblenes of his manner, drew from e.
very quarter lhouts Of admiration and Joy. The mix
ed dignity, grace, and modeRy, remarked by every
one in the demeanor of the Empress, in quitting the
canopy under which he had been received at the en-
trance OF Notre Dame, are the theme of general
verlston.
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TEN DOLLARSRRWARn

u AGSAvAY from the fu5fcriber, Oh Thurrlav
- evening lafl NEGRO fellow, named SAMUEL
BARKER. He has yellow complexion, is five feet
FIVE - inches high, about % years Of AGE, and has
large fear over his left eye. lie wears srrrgs in
each ofiis ears and had on when he clipped double
brened coat. There be little doubt Of his attempt
ing 70 pafs free man, forged certificate Of his
freedom was found the day after he went on The
above reward will he given any perron who will fe-
cure HMM gail 70 that get him again
JOHN FOSTER.
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PARIS, Nov. 81.
1Mrrp1Atnrrnrra

e.
Napoleon, by the Grace of Cod and t.. eri,it,t;.
on OF the Republic, Emperor Of the French to all TO
whom thefe prelents fl,all come greeting
The Senate having declared as follows:
lLNTael from the Regiaers of the Confervative
Senate, Tuefday, Nov. 6. 1904
sENATUs coNsULrUM.
The Coniervatiye Senate aGenbls1, 70 the num-
Der preferibed BY the Goth Article of the Contribution.
" Deibera:ng on the MefIage of Ills Imperial Ma
jcity. OIL the 22d Of OGoJer
after having heard the report of Special Com
nnttee charged to verify the Repiaers of the Vo,e.
emitted by the Freneh People IN execution oftbe Ar
hele l43 Of the Constitutional Aa Of the Empire dl-
ted the 18th Of May 1sO4, with reiye to the aceep
taton Of this proportion
he French People will tie Hereditary Imperial
Dignity III the direa, NATURAL legitimate aud a1op,ye
deicen; Of NsPoleoa Donaratc ADD in the s.rea ma
tura and legitimate defcent Of toi,ph Ronaparie and
Lo's bonapHe. as decreed Ivy the Stostus Coniulaln
OF ehi' Day (May 70, 1920
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CHARLESTON, January %.

We have been favored by capt. Erviug, OF the
Dup Otis arrived this morning, in SIS days
from Ram.gate, (Engl with London papers
Cfhe fun and Morning Pof) OK the 18th of
December, from which we lay before our
readers the following intereftins informant
on.
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DELAWARE.

Mr.. Perkins has oh'-incd leave to introduce into
Bt GyG,n,- Ct Delaware, biI for the gradual abo-
ltoa of Havery within that (a,e, Which provides tit
Fall children Born after the palfrg Of tie az fhsn te
rec but to remain the fcrvint Of The eygasT Of lie
mothey us;.l twcnty-one ycas d age-r .rosdes ale
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Hillary, ast6 Jfnnnary, 1905. -
From Paris 5aaer Of Moqe,,7tcy 70
MORGAN LEWIS.


The American minifter 70 ENGLAND MIR N.n-,.
who ha the honor of beng prefented to the ery,t'
ror lat Sunday, received i nch crr7;c Gus NM,
nsr, AMI lis maeAy coa5:fce.ded 20 conyert; ,,igb
him fog quarter Of m hour The obie& Of Ibis MIN
Fers val in France i, aid be TO obtain Informal
ton OF The e'nPerors opinion concerning the differ
ences Which ubiin between America and Sreio I-c.
the former purchared Louiiana. Re has aresdy had
ieverl conferences with his cxcellency M Taieyrand
and intends, according rspo-t Immediately after tha
arrival of the new American anbaHsdor ccneTal ann,
irnng fst nut for iTi,i ,5,d the :soanitr r.r.
not iubicribe to the denan Of Anarca much as thew
have been approved Of N Frlnee. IN the pryfipt cir
culnlfauces, war upo0 the contiient ~ Ar1er;c,
would exactly be what the of St. lance would
deire, as it would make the United States either the
direct indirect allies o! Grc-t 8r air. eoh France
and Spain are irtereHcd 20 piIycnt iarh III cyea..
Mr.. Monroe the American iuiuiGcr 10 Tcqisoi
Who at the Ian diplomatic audience was 70 g7aeounv
eceived by emperor. IS we'll lsnown to al .he 10
of liberty IN France where lie arrived in 100
ambaiIaior from his country. in which car7,ity
h continued TO rcide here until i797 nen E,,;a
ntrguers ahou. the late general Wlhnpton, causrd
him to be recalled, after their plots had produced the
npoitc and unnatural treaty of commerce. mi fun
fitting between the United States snd Grea. Britain
HIS exceency the intimate and confidential r;erd of
the prefent worthy American Prefdent and very po-
pular ard powerful with his PARTY the att fedsrsins
them equal honor IN the eyes OF all perfcns aoiring
the tyranny OF Great-Britan and Loving the liberty
and independence OF mankind. he CefIa CaBiqet.
A Psris paper of on. !, contains the follow
ing paragraph eft is reported that NJ. de
Vauireuilic, our Cha re d'Afa;res TO the Court
Of Madrid, has received orders from the EmDe-
ror, to notify, that his maiefty would fec with
pleafure all differences between his Catholic
Maicfy and ;c United Statts Of America, foon
md anlcably fcttled. Little doubt e<ins hut
that before now the limits between Louifa1a
and Sparlh Florida would have beer arr7-ped,
had not Britfh gold and ntrgues Influenced the
conduct of one, If not both parties"
lie CAfda CABINET.
A Plris late of Move her t9 fiys--s' Gene
raj Armarong, the fucceGor of Mr.. I;yincaor,
as ambadadorto the Emperor Of the Fierch,
s arrived here, and will be preftntcd next Sun
dry AZ the grand diplomatic audience. lie
brings with Fin his governments acknowledge
nent Of our SOVEREIGN in his ncw diguity.
OR A,nbaGador to che Uni'cd States Of Ame-
ica, General Turcau, viii not occupy his
pUf before Che differences between Spain and
America arc finally fcttled. it cannot be along
time before fuch an event takes place, rs both
countries have accepted the mediation Of our
Emperor.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The Houf- Of Representatives. Of this Hste
have re-appointcd Me9rs. John Conrad and
Porter, Directors Of the Sank Of Pennfvlvania
ON behalf ofthat hcuf, and William Duane,
Efq. in the room OF George w. Morgan.
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PORTSMOUTH neos,nb.r 1s

D..
The following IS an extract of letter with which
we have been favored from Ill officer ON board ms
jrcty. IMP Fitzsard dated of Cape ST. Vincent 10.
vsmber 2s -
eve cannot de(ire better 1ation We heard 9,
hotties with SPAN, OH the 5,h of OSiobsr ard On
that very day we captured TWO fhips-Lcrt Ne,Gon
received from MS the fri Intelligence Of the runt,re
We have already taken 9 hips and entertain ho,ps
Of as many more Yeiterday we fel, in with tt. Do
negai, capt. ir r. Strachsn, who has .aken l5rge
Spanih frsatc, after efaace Of 10 hours and sen
minutes action, in which the spaah capain was Kill
ed the prize was from Cadz, with difpatches s.,r
Ieneriiie and HAVANA, laden with flores The Do.
nega has alto captured another Spanh hip, Tuppoied
to be the riche' thar failed from Cadiz-her car
SO is reported TO be worth { 2oo,oOo.
" NOVenaI|y GIVE have this day taken large
hip from the River de la Plata
peee,rb-r 3--Since writing the above. w. haze
captured the following ihips-
Neitra Signora del Roiaria, value ( 10000
II Fortuna 9 OCo
ST. Ioieph, 1oOOO
La Virgne Afumpto, eooo
Apollo, f5ooo
oighora del Puretecauone, 10000
Fawkett Iono
Outlaws Adolphus, 1000
A Setae, cno
a Ship with naval hores 1Oc0o
The following isan extract of a letter received tb;,
morning, dated ON board the Northumberland, of Fer
rol, December Z -
Our iquadroT here coniiits, of nine fail of the line
Admiral Cochrane IS to be fuperceded in this com.
mand' OF which he in daily expectation, BEING An.
pointed Commander in Chefonthe Wef-Inda Wind.
"aFd) hat'on. Orders were received by the IlluAri
Gus, not 20 detain any Spanh vehcs The Sn,,;ard,
are in much expectation of war, vet tbev ront;1,,e
to fuPpy our iquadron uia witt, frei meet a,, We
getables."
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From tie CbarlsPon Times If .1annary 90.
SPANISH WAR.

Ifany doubts could remain after reading RI,
London accounts publifhed in the Tim, If thi
evening, Of waI having been declared by Grea
Britain agai'f Spain, they viii be removed b,
the verbal information of captain Ervinp. q
the Otis, who ftates that he read the Oficia
Declaration, in a London paper, At R,rofyste
which port he left on the 22d December
Captain Irving endeavoured to procure the Da
per, but could not.
1t appears that Bonaparte has at length AZ
fumed the Imperial Crown--we ore not in MT
feflion Of the particular details Of this cerenio
ny; but from information derived from def,l
tory paragraphs on the fubiect. it appears r
have been uncommonly fpIendid.--TIis holineG
the Pope was preient, and performed 4 pri,Ici
pal character in the grand drama.
Sir George Rumbold, the Britirh niriHct
feized at Hamburger, has. after a fhort confn.
ment in the Temple at Paris, been liberated. &
has arrived in london. 1t fcems the oaper
feized, did not jutify his detention.
BY private letters from England, on wbicl
the utmoh reliar &c may be placed, we are IN
formed that complete and firm coalition hp
been formed between Lord Grraz,iHc .nd hi
party, and Mr.. Windbam, Mr.. Fox. md Al
their friends. The furdy patriotic Cobbeff, ha
been eulosiZing Mr.. Fox-this is not iurprifiny
But he has written paneeyric on Sir Fragti.
Bntdeif--thisi is indeed extraordinary.
Cbarie5. Con.
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Salt petre is found in great abundance in
numberlefs caves, which are met with along the
banks of the river.
The Zones are generally calcareous and gates.
There is found afo one which bell We peculiar
TO the banks of the hIiloun. tits of blood
red colour, compact, foft under the chiifel, and
hardens i'll the air, and is fufceptible os NOT
beautiful poliih. The indians make uie of it
for their calumets but from the extent of It's
layers it might be eafly employed in more inn
portant works. They have ALTO quarrieS OF
marble, of which only know the colour !;
they are ftrcaked with red. One quaTryis well
known, and eaiily worked, viz. a fpecies of
platter, which we ire afIured is Of the fame IA
ture as that of Paris, and Of which the United
States make great ute.
They alfo find volcanic Zones, which demon
known volcanoes.
The ihort ftay we have generally made a.
mong the favage nations has prevented us from
making thefe refea,ohes, which would have iup-
piled us with more cxtenlive Information re-
ipcStng the various mines found on the borders
of the Miiiouri we know with certainly only
of thofe OF iron, lead and coal; there is howe
yer no doubt but that there are foue oftin, of
copper, or lilver, ard even of gold, according
TO the account of the Indians, who have found
fome PARTICLES, or dun of thcfe metals either on
the furface of the earth or ON the banks of imal
torrents.
The products which are drawn from the
Minouri are obtained from the Indians and
hunters, in exchange for merchandise. They
may be claied according 20 the fIbjoincd ia
bic.
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CHOICE LANDs-FOR SIZE.

Z DIVISION of the famous Saura Town Lands ha-
7 wing taken place between the heirs Of lanes
Park Farley Elq decd. and Col. John S. Farley and
his Giter Mrs Elizabeth Morton the Iubicrbers Ro-
bert Taylor Of Norfolk, and Charles Duncan at Ros
lin, near Petersburg, fully empowered by the iaid
Col Farley aud Mrs. Morton, to difpoie of their pro-
portion containing 1882 acres, which furveyed
and laid of in eight lots containing from 500 $500
acres, agreeable to plots in the poeicn of the iaid
Duncan. The four Target lots Of excellent quality,
each containing comfortable proportion Of the rich
eft low grounds, which produce tobacco of the very
iirt quality, as has been experienced by of the
iubicrbers, who ihiPPed it for number ofyears.
Thole lands lie Dan and Smiths rivers, in Rock
ingham county, the borders Of North Carolina,
about 40 miles from Petersburg and Richmond. As
there feldon fuch lands for lae, they mutt be
object to thoie who TO purchafe fuch viii pro-
euce fine tobacco hemp and FINAL grain. One third Of
the price mutt be paid in ready money, one third in
twelve months, and the ether third in two years. the
purchaier giving bond with unexeeptionable jecurity
Bearing inereh from the date il not punSually paid.
Thoie VINO win to purchaie will be ihewn the lands
by Doctor John c. Cox, living at Leekfville, near
Rockingham Court Houie, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
Petersburg, Nov. 81. epf
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fonic grsa, expeditions have been made, which
according 10 appearance, will raife the products
to an iminenfe FUN.
After leaving the river des Moons the fur
trade from the upper Mifouri is carried on en-
tirely by Euglilh houfes, and almoit the whole
OF the fur, which is obtained from other Indian
traders. are ALTO fent to Canada, where they
command much higher price than at New-Or
leans where. in fact, there is no demand for
them. 1t is ALTO neceiiary 70 obferve that the
farther north we go, the greater the valnc off,
p=tries. The prices aifixo d in the tubjoined Ia
bic are thofe of the Illinois had the London
prices been given, we ihould be aftouilhed at
the inmenfe fums which the MiAiiiippi WELLS
10 the Eng'iih nation. 1t is but few years
free peltries have been exported from Ameri-
ca by way ofthe Ohio; it is to be deGred that
the eafern part of America {hould encourage
this Interpretations, by rafting the prices of pei
tries nearly to thofe Of Canada.
The table of the peltres from the Miffouri is
exact, having been t'ken from notes made dur
ing fifteen fucceiive years, of all the peliries
ported from this river.
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Dollars $1,000

Dollars $1,000
Five thoufand Tickets,
at 10 dollars each, is $4,000
There are to be no blanks in this Lottery, and the
prizes will be iubjed more than 5 per cent diff
count
Tickets will behold at lodoars each five of which
are to be paid in hand, and the remaining five when
the prize money is applied for
TIE law authorizing this Lottery, was paffed in
hc yea- 1896 for the relief of the fufferers by frs in
Lexington, all of whom except Orphans have aiigr-
ed and transferred their intereG and claim to the
managers thereof, to be by them applied to opening
4 good Carriage road over the North and South
Mountains, and acrofs the Valley through Lexng-
ton.
This road will be in direa line with the New
State Road to the Weitern waters and 10 far con-
tinuaton thereof toward Richmond which will forten
and greatly improve the paage from every part of
James River between the Blue Ridge and Richmond
TO tho Sweet and other mineral Springs and from
thence towards Gresnbrier, Kenhawa, &c.
The managers fiatter themfelves that the obiea OF
this Lottery being 70 laudable in which great part
of rbe State nteeaed and from, the ales that have
been already made of Tickets that upon the day a.
bove mentioned iu;;-en. nuribcr of Tickets il not
all viii be fold 10 warrant the drawing, and that
no farther poapoit,ment will take place.
When the drawing is fnihed aliit of the fortunate
numbers will be pubihed.-All prize money, not
applied Tor within one year after the drawing will
be Prefumed to have been relinquifhrd for the Be-
neft of the Lottery.
WILLIAM IL CABELL,
DAVID S. GARLAND,
JOHN COATIER,
ANDREW MOORE,
JAMES M DOWELI.
IAhiES CARUTF HERS, WanagDy
PHILIP GRIMES,
JOHN LEYBURN,
THOS. S. MCLELAND,
ANDREW ALEXANDER,
WILLIAM WILSON.
9obn CayHtbs,s, Treafurer.
hin. Carut5e,s, Secretary.
Tickets to be had Of the Managers and Of Eli
and Allan, Robert Gamble, jun. and VIM M'Kenzie.
ian. 18th 8O5-Wtf
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

I HE JHJJeriber has faksH q haf offbis tene-
4 me@ for a HaabSy IF ysa,,, anil bos put it in a
sfafe of rSbay qObb ,cadsys net interim 10 aay in b
city. Bsf&cs bs Tapeya be ba, dtlaebed blags, 4oeH
eaiesfsfo Accommodate tef zcjo are aaxjo oTgreaie,
6rivay tim faV0n gf.aiiy qboyh. Tbce feSemeois
afss The Ppbfe qpare, and ere 7rfa fzco baaacd ya,A
3ffbe Capitol TRY bavs deeoevaafagrs ovsy ans of5e,
boe5 IN tbiS City, 7OiD fs9 10 ba,e air and eseesni
T0afey. lie bas GooD SIABLES and eoaaaaf vebfy Of
tie 6F FORAGE. Hefede,s bis y0iees 10 his /iezd5 and
tie PRbie, and a1gres e, nat ne Anz7vj gaming ne,
any ofbry ,atse 1otib i2bf, in any dgyee Lave ten
saey af,ey tie Peoes bis boc, zoH eve, Jf PERMIT
ted
EDWARD HdLLhM
Riebzesd, SeSfemLey %.
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FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.

GTRAYED from the fable of the fubicriber on
~ the 18th infant, dark bly, HORSE, about IA
hands high long main and 1witch tail, any other
marks he may have are not at prefent recolle6fed-
Whoever will deliver him to me lhall receive the
above reward.
ISAAC DELYON.
January 90. st
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WHO HAS ON HAND roe SAL

New-England Boards,
inch, and inch Pitch Pine Boards &: Scantliny
Cyprus Shingles, Cedar potts,
Providence Lime unilacked
Double Geered Baltimore Wheat Fans,
Wire Sfters for Meal, Oats, Wheat and FlaxCeed.
Rowling Screen Wire,
Screen Wire for Fans, Shakes for Meal
Bright aud Black Warmth, &c. &c.
January 22d--(ep3v
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John SPINDLER.

y ESPECrFULLY nfsrms tie Ladies and
~ Gentlemen Of Ricbmond, that be intends 10
teach DR. dHTNG, PAINTING IN Oil Colours
and CrayonS, and zvoxid instruct On. 8 buoiLs ia
t6eis branches, either By Gvaitiig on fbem, or al
bis 60yje, oPpeFte Thomas HHisn's Eff. 6ack
freet.
~. b. Sign, Hoaie, and Military Colours paint
ed ~ J. S. Orders from the country panauaNy
attended to. Tetou.
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TO PRINTERS.
HENRY oURAM-PPEsSMzNFE

HENRY OURAM-PRESS-1THKE
Somb-eaH corner Of PRIME and Sixfb-Rrsets:
- ESPECTFULLY informs the TRUE, tbat he
~ Nnde'fdkeS 10 Globly Pria!aS-OGe.J qUifb
eUery fbi1g in bis line, ka1iay q eo0q6leaf PyiY-
fey'S Joiaer, Continuity embioyedm n,akizg tie
q0oodParf Of PralcS, Furniture, Raies, Jc. &c.
Cbgic5 gfaH fssJ, Complying SIiekJ, Bra5 q
W'ood GaLeyS, y. y. continuity OIL dand, or
mutt to order 7Oitb dil6efeb and neafneG.
Orders from any part ofbe Continent atte,id-
ed to. Pbiiad. ian. 5. assn.
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nOCTOR WILSON reeeized yeaerday n
~ fabbly IF PeraOiaa BARK, Gator oil anu
sJfsIap, all Of fbs beR quality. IL al,o has Caio-
mel, Rbeu6arb, Soma, Monaa, Rochelle and
Gianber Salts, Tartor Emefie, Lpecacnanba,
OPIUM, Elqlie and Sifzsr Catbetsrs, ElsRic and
common BonqieJ, &c. Sic. &c.
lie 6efgnS to keep a /ibpLy oftbe beR McdieiaeJ
fbaf can be procured, and faffer5 bimJelffbaf his
acquaintance zoib lNedici1e, zViH eafifie linn 10
o.l5are ofpHbiie fofro1age.
~ PerJoaJ QfHesdy ejreWaRaneeS bybayivg TIE
retail prices Of III, MclieiVeJ, will be breJcti6ed
fer gratis. OCTOBER 81. sHIf
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FOR SIZE,

FOX SdLE, n
By WILLIAM ROSS, AT TnE EAGLE TAVERN:
ESIGHrY-four yards Fancy, Toilonet, Cafin,ere
x - and Swanidown Wehcoatirg
cafes Britannas, l bale 1icklerbures,
cafes and trunks Chintzes and Caieoes,
cafe Cotton Shaws and Pocket 5hdkls.
do. India Satiins, aforted colours,
bale Currah Mullins,
DO. Bafta do.
do. Gotta do.
l do. Jaannah Man.oody do.
do do. Sannah> do
GO boxes Spaniih Segars,
20 do containing etts of Tea China, 81 pieces each,
s do. aiforted ditto.
so rheam Medium Veum Printing Paper,
do Foolfcap Writing ditto.
N B. Crop Tobacco, Flour, or Flax-S..1, will De
taken IN payment as cath.
January 1. (eautD
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
& Ii perfons indebted to the eitate of the late MIR
- JOHN LESTER deceafed, are requeAed to
make payment to Mr.. Sylvefter Hevey, who is au-
thorzed TO receive the fame and all thofe who have
any demands aganR the sid eRate are deiired to call
on him for payment.
SARAH LESTER, Fxecutrix
JOHN FOSTER, Executor.
Richmond, god January, 1905.
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A GREAT BARGAIN

TO BE SOLD IN TRACE OF LAND,
I YING in the lower end of Louifa county, on the
~ Main-ROad leading from Louifa Court-houfe to
Richmond containing by late filrvey, 8s3 acres.
The land lies well and is not inferior to any in the
neighbourhood for the production of Corn, Wheat,
Rye, Tobacco, and is ne healthy ituation, has
tolerable comfortable dwelling houie, large barn,
and FINAL orchard of apple and peach trees OH it,
which has never been known fail bearing fruir, in
no year tince the trees have been large enough 10
bear: it isa good ffand for public houie or fore
am willing to take negroes in payment, and if myielf
aud the Purcaier cannot agree in the price of The pro-
Perty am willing to refer it to dilutereaed men,
& will abide by their judgement. AN pndilputed ii
tie and poiieilion will be Immediately given by the
fubicrber, VINO refdes at James Burnleys ienr at this
time.
JOHN BURNLEY.
January l2.
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NOTICE.

? WHOSE indsjfei to tie late firm Of Sbanks g
14Ra., either BY BaQd open account, are aefred
TO make Payment bfore IL IF March, AlJng 10 ea1q-
y, zVH find their seeOuntt te band5 Of an aftsrNey.
COLIN E144CRAE.
Manchester, 5anszry 15.---(2arv.
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LEXINGTON LOTTERY.

&, Aa.bority offhe Legislature afpTrsini., for
rating $4,000 Dollars.
SCHEME OF THE FIRST CLASS.
The drawing poEtvely to eommente on the 10Th
of February
The managers are now making up the numbers and
prizes for the purpofe.
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THE public respectfully informed that the bu-
iiuefs Of the Wharves, lumber, &c. viii be carried
ufual, by their ob't. iervant,
SARAH LESTER.
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FOR RENT

>gNIIE Large White HOUSE at Rockets for.
merly occupied by Mr.. William Fenw; * an
afterwards by Mr. Bravton CraddoclI. Fo terms,
aPplyto CALICO, RICHARD > co.
January IL. IF
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JOHN BURNLEY.
January 1s.

intend to fell publicly at Hanover Court-Fioule,
on Wednesday the 9th of February next, on IL
months credit, of the eRate of Paul Thilman deed
- TX NEGROES, to wit, one Man, Women one
- fnlali Boy and Child, in order to dfcharge
the balance of debt due to Anthony Wakes ex'ors
Six centum in,ere from. the day o. fae, and To-
curity will be required.
BENJAMIN POLLARD, T,nfee of
PAUL THILMAN decd
January 22,-(4t.
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I RISH Liaeas and S5sNtiags; S4eerfne C!otbs ana
I CaDfmsres
India, Italian and French SHts
Do NlpH MIL N1gRias
Do DO do. HbAkjJ.
Fancy Muffin, peiis aud Sbaqois
Celass2= Al:4;; i7s.iss - Caaa:eges
Laced Gaps and VeiEs
De- Hbdtf5 and SbazvLj;
DO. GioVeS and AfHfs
Wgt6 Leafber and Kid CiOveJ.
For Sale by
BARTLETT STILL.
January Is. If
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DAVID ROSS.
LANDS FOR SALE,

In tie Gene,ee Country. Rate gfNe.v Tux.
HE Subscriber having charge part of the yaka-
able LAsDs in tbs Geneiee country, lately IN
der the agency of Charles Williaion, el, now offers
them for lae moderate terms either 10 actual iet-
tiers, thofe who declining to iztle on the lands
then'elves, are deirous of inveng their monies for
the future benet of their families. The titles OF theie
lands indifputab!e
For terms apply to MIR. John HeloP, at the pro-
prietors land Office Geneva, III the county of Onta
rio, in the fate of New York, or to MIR. Saml. S.
aght at Bath, in the county, of Steuben; or to Mr..
Frederick Tanning, Preaon in the Rate of Come li-
cut--or to
ROBERT TRoUP.
New York, June S, 1904. eW6m