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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SIZE.

M ILL BE SOLD, to the highell bidder, orth.
pfeniies, on the third day Of April next, II
II O'Clock, an undivided moiety in the two o,s of
ground, formerly the property Of Andrew Ronald,
dec d. fronting the Baton of the lanes River Canal
near me center CT the city Of Richmond, with an I'M
diVdcA moety OF all the valuable buildings thereon,
coniiitiHg OF a large three Rory BRICK BUII DING
eighty feet in lcngth, with fourtenenents, tyyeuty
feet wide and forty ye feet in length with fire pls
oes on the hrf and iecond floors, rooniy garrets in
each, with large wheels fixed for hoiling and lower
ing packages &c. with dilpat5h and esls uood 5r,
cellars, with fire places in each This houle has bre
lately br'lt and IN good repair; adjoining is well f.
nlihcd two rory framed dwelling houfe. thirty e;pb,
eet iquare, with two good ceiiars with fire r,res N
each for cooking, in the frf and reeoad aror. A..
eight rooms aad tx fire plAees-6fo, frnall two 20
ry Brick Hore with four rooms, wi;h fire places in
e'ch, convenient for ltcre or iin2 family Hkcvfe
imail wooden budiug wii cellar, built lCr p si:.t-
Ell, and may b u!el a. ihop alto two fables end
cafrilge houe. The buildings except tEs kitchen
Fable and csrris2e hoyle are injured in the Nyn.i
niuranee Con'psny agaira fire in the fate Of Vire.
ma and 'he premiums paid. IheJot front tle w c
or one Ede, aud are bounded bv Cafys lrees and t.
Free: leading to Shoobce wsfchoule, on the two %.
theF tides o. them, and are convenient COZ cfSl.
inorcal or other lrijrefs IS arv I'm the CITY
The terms Of lae, w ~ iayca,een thonfrd dol
lars in ready iacrry, the rcGdu. reysLe tc Sch d,,
ef Apeua rcyt, To- wh.-h rsijDa, bond viii approy
cd itorrity "ll b islured. Il deemed uunss.tf.
~ ci'a.e .hc efca. value q! The above property 70
me "'.o reade n as o,y. but frr tle inf,ss,,sa
o. sirauEsrs, has iubefbn begs ,ave 20 stare tfss
5he ""f--41 ro"gy s Immediately opyo6e a..
'ay,r part q 'e 5sf Of III, Jar3e, river csral fes
al the produce ~ tir orper ejunty &C. landed. aa1
N shy portion d.tror5 ~ c,y'nr IN tie cor1m'Gisn
'ati'e'' e'te-nFeiy Y,ra-? j. .GpeFor az otisr
n this ci-y.
WJ.Ij&N HUsTsN
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TO promote the rcpuhlicas c,ufe, wills no DAN
ger can throa;cuus, ihouid We oFer th- oiive
branch To our opponents. The federal party
is now completely broken. hluIoit the whoic
of the United States from Maine TO Georgia
have declared the;nttives in favor of the PFC
tent administration. Undcr luch circumstances
where can be the necefiity or policy of oOnti-
nGtlly reminding ;he;H of former aninoGty Is
it not tAe with Of al! real rspublicaus, that the
temperate aud rational part of our opponents
'houd at Length be convinced of the rectitude
OF our opinions? What plan then mutt we pur-
.Ie TO cHfnre this dciirs5e end (? Not peri--
cutting fyfem. PeTiccu.ion has never yet made
proieiytcs. 10 ENFORCE religious iogmas, the
cac,, and the wheel have been tried in vain and
never have oar republican principles been more
pure and our opinions rlorc 6tn than when vi
olent mcaureS wcre u;ed 10 IGpprots them.
The hur,n mind rcvots at coIitrdnt. The
foul free IS the air we breathe, rctcmbles il alto
in its cla8icity. Tyranny may keep il under /:
force for time may conhnc it, but when eX-
panded 10y Jingle iplrS OF liberty, It burBS
from its confinement, ana itspower becomes Is
r>iifih!e.
But whatever condue we puriue, as It &c
fpetis the federal party, found policy dictate,
union among ourtcives. The opponent ~'.o is
too weak toerCite our fears, may yet deierve
our notice. The pa,.y which united is pow
erfu', may when divided fail before their adver-
l%ries. Already the eueuicS of republicsniin
begin to triumph in our divi.ions. Let usthen
no more give vent 10 that fpirt of intempcrsncc
and denunciaton which threatens TO divide
th"fe whole principles are fundamentally the
fame. Let not trivia! and min.bor!aAf differ
cnccs OF opinion lead US ~ iuipett thoe men
who have 70 calamity jailed with US i tcmpei-
tuous voyage. Let Us once more be firmly u
ni;ed, nor !et fuipicion, cat bct 4 villains
yirtuc,' generate coolncfS and animoGty
which will nc caufc of triumph to our adver-
fairies, and muit be u lubictt of unteigned regret
10 all the frieuds OF repubcanifrl.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii 9s56rs ia2-5ttd to ne Let. ify4e az EUCF1A-
I ! NAN, DUNLOP q co. AZ P.isrGp-c. KU-
BERT POLLOK q CO. er Gic5Qopl, and Dun
L0P, POLLOK q co. Of Il6De5s7.,, eye b.r.i,
Notified nat Ja@5 Daai29 iais 8eri7er IN tie cSs5,
eoFes'"5 has deso"7e pp,s6eirof Il. safg-sirg d.
tt sg'A f@''5o'e be 3heafo make ey1zea. !, M y.
fo'pf'HI r9.@gg in itisJvoai, ne yaEf.;l r5fsg
"a Fsf,Gr,S, 7rbo 1len- are aaslf9la 7rfe eeg7,t,
aa5 rAnf aji4aIgef-g4s goU b. ir5ji,i79izl..y e..
rsrlGg4if al 81. 10 NUKE 5a,s..i 6eJo,e Il. III
sF I.LTAay ae%f.
J0HN DUNLOP, IHor,,ey
Fer JAMES DUNLOP.
Psfe.Sarg, NoD. l5 1904 err
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THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
FOR SIZE,
John GIBSON.
eF3w

Z. TX hundred and forty acres of the well known
, Tra6t of Land called " TIE SEATON's FER
Rf TRACT; lying upon the PeanketaAk river in
'Sio!ler cc'in.y adjoining Tho MIR. oiluifnn
the cttate Of Benjamin Marable dec. and others.
This land is heavily timbered with the bet cheiut
oak, hickory, dogwood and fecond growth of pine
capable Of being into plank or icant
ling. There are not more than two hundred acres Of
cleared land upon the uaGf. A itream runs through
the body Of this land upon which an over-ihot MIL
n'ght be erected at tma ezPenee. No lituation in
the low CouRtry of Virginia, has more the advantage
Of good water FIJI, oyters & falubrous air. than this.
The Improvements are inconEderab!e. The dwelling
oue has lately been in part repaired, and confs of
three rooms anda palage below, and two above fairs
he terms Will be made known upon the premifes
hy lanes r. MICOIT
Sea:ol's Ferry, Feb. 10. ct sm.
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J. TOMPKINs

y ESPECTFULLY ia5arms tbois courerucg
- tbaf bc has rsaez'ea TIE b2okJ a.A se6er, O :
tbs late eoRes'n ofRoGsrf Poileh & Ia. and Dsoo.
IeP, Pollak = Ca. 10 a aezv Bifck Hopje ssor
ne R1lfn, and diyst7b appetite to ths Ssnll-HoQE.
Naers be las for Jaie, q .JSzv ;si5es cf on
IOGNI1iC BRANDT efJ;:9,i5r q27A.y.
Lete,n5e IL.
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TO RENT OR LEASE, TOR ONE OR NOR,
YEARS,
THE HAY-MARKET GARDEN
IN THIS CITY,
IN THIS CITY.

lew PLACES on the continent combine ,1,o,> o1-
7HniageSf6 FIR pujHc entertainments, be;1g
f'1nsft0feLy e9nfignouy to TIE mot R9uriGi15
part IF iris mef,0bai5-Ti5 Efp1ti9n Is nny;4aL
II to~ beaRfy If brofe7 anil G4LaBrify Of air.
TIE b'di9iHgf eref7sd therein, are qveR a975te1fo
fbtf bIore Of 0mRjsmrnt, and esfeuEze sgougb
jar he r'rafcfnMmber ofqiffoyJ a,r becnl;er-
y JaVora5ke TO exhibitions aHd berf5rma7cet IF
e7or7 6elrripfi0H, and contains mare ele0Gtrl45it
RHd I5oTiFUe brebarafi2H5, than are 10 be ,z,et
1vifb /" any place offbe kw1m I1er;ca. NV
d79chi7g boyf n7ay he aI6 rrnfeE zvif6 tb- auE-
Hr garden, and n Heper-tc.iiing ice bohf, qoeYH
Ied This b1Hjs IS on IN e}eaafion ozerlgok;g, tb.
PH"lie Cron1d, Is large, anil one of THE mn qiry
mi tIeaj6,1f laiiinyJ ~ this riig: qveY rqIca-
lated. f1r brivaie and jSl,q E1ie,fainn(git. ar
to7'mod0fioH ofSfNdeaf5, Jc fbcre b.;vg nong
pre- rooans ond 7eat orr bog,f5, more tbGe nm
cicnt far 0Hy fam:!y.
SBoHldtbij goyde1 not bereufed Befsre tie 6rG
1ocek m H5rVHs~f, brebaratiouJ are ,,,af:sS far
heir 2bs7'ag qojfb Fire-zco-kJ, Mutual oaI o.
t5e' r1tcr'aiqmrlf5, By brofD5ry ofibe drR eeIe-
brit7; N cVtieb cqf, a .FHgle nun at maDoo,r.
= bar kcsber a73a ygood /f,7,anf, qoiR B. 7ya1t.
ei' n qvbom AberaI qVagcJ qviH b. yiyea.
FcJ. 10. c6fc
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Feb. 10.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

y, ANYWAY from the fubf:ri5er, on the Cd inn
= Negro Man named SAM.--Ee is about FIVE
feet high, or l9 years old, very likely and well
made with fear on the top of of his feet. His
clothing Va, Of grey cloth lie can read and write,
and ia very good boot and hoe maker. IL is ex
pseed that he Will have free pats. Any perion
who viii deliver the fad negro to me- or fecure him
IN jail 10 that may get him again, ila receive the
above reward and all expences
JOHN GIBSON.
IaPpdhannocs Feb. | O. eF3w
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10 RENT,
Asn 'o.azuoN clv9N lMl..piArrLr,

~ ''"'I'N D4V-N IAl--.bIAFELr,
= TENEMENT on Shocloe iii, adionirg ,l;..
= = : hoGle now occupsd by Mr.. Iohn Ni'Cre,h.
laSe'y Poilensd by thc subioribsr. There is on il q
convenient "oo@9h tiouie WIN two rooms cloG,r
80 pA"tss' on 0'e hfit iicor Two rooms ard
cloiet ABOVE, klchel and three cellars b,,,,. ,,
Smoke tione and Garden. ALTO . VI DO. Lf,.,c.
with two roons ire place, kitchen a,.. c.a- -,
Tenement whereon now 1--we, lately oec,sie,, -.
Mr. Samuel Cccerhoy-, on the lor formerly 6isu,.
to NJ. Beu,-'ua Molby. LON,
anua-y, lith l6OS. ar
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RICHMOND AChDEMY LOTTERY.
7wEN7Y DOLLARS REy-dRD.

JACK, or JACK ASH, : sardnerby proiri1ios,
- formerly tie property of Lewis Burwell, dec d.
was Told by the Ex'or. of iad Burweli, about this
fre lalt year, to gentleman refding in Anlherit
county, VINO permitted MIN 70 come down laf May,
ior the Purpoie of whiting his wife and relations,
with pron'iie tha; his Wits loud be repeated le-
quen,!y. jack has thought proper to aLule this IN
ti,Eeace by not returning to his matter
rs aSe IS icmething above iifty, rather under the
n63e ii2e lis believed that ne iecret-s huelf in
Che'ierheid, probably Mancheiter, where his WIGS
friends 1--we The keeper of the toll bridge or the fer
ry"en wiil have frequent opportunities of NoppirE
h''' when on Wits 10 his wife, who is Free and who
reitdSs oPPoiiee MI. Southgste's garden. Whoever
WIZ deliver the lad Jack TO Mr.. Role the ailor vi
receive the above reward OH application AZ the sC.
Of the Enquirer.
IAN. g. 1905.
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FORrTRr.
tos Tn. PRESENT. vr.tn.

NO valuable and experienced CARPENTERS
and one man COOK, who has been rc~rla-ly
bed For terms enquire at the Office Of tie Enquirer
n. 5. The Cook may BE bought if he pusoh;ier
will cake his wife, who is good Lors f-.vani
February. l. leryN
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CHOICE LANDs-RoR sbLE.
IAN. &, 1905.

DIVISION OF the famous Saura 7 own | and. Iis-
wing taken place between the heirs Of lanes
Park Farley, Eiq. deed. and Col John s. Farley and
his litter MRS Elizabeth Morton the iubrcrbers, Ro-
bert Taylor of Norfolk, and Charles Duncan 1t Ros
I'm, near Petersburg. fully empowered By the fid
Col Farley and Mrs. Morton, to dIp5ie Of their pyo-
portion, containing 1889 s-res which are ilyeyei
and laid OF eight lots containing from 500 to $500
-cres, agreeable to plots in TIE puIeion of the iad
Duncan The four arge lots are Of excellent oualty,
each containing coniderbls proportion Of the rich-
eft low grounds, which produce tobacco Of the very
iirt quality, has been experienced by one @. the
iubicribeFs, who thipp-i it for number Of years
Thoe lands lie on Dan and Smiths rivers, in Rock
ingham county, the borders of North Carolina,
about ITO miles from Pereiibu1g and Ricrncdd. rs
there fedom lueh lands for l4ie they mai be an
obec, to thofe who 70 purohafe fuch as viii pro
duce fine tobacco, Kemp and FINAL grain. One tr6 OF
the price nua be paid in ready money, one third in
twelve months, and the other third in two years the
purchaer giving bond with unexceptionabie iec,rty
bearing intereit from the date # not puncuaiy paid
|Thoie who win to purchafe VIII be ihewn the lands
by Doctor John c. Cox, living :, Leekfvil!e, near
Rockingham Court Route, al the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYI .OP or
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N oTICE E.

ME the undersigned partners in the late concerns
Of BUCHANAN, DUNLOP, & Co. A. Pc.
tefibuIg, OF ROBERT Poll ok < Co, al Eiiei,-
mond, ard ofDUNLoP, POLLOK, &. Co. at Man
che.teT, have fold to Mr. James Dunlop, our late
parher in iaid concerns, the debts now due 70, and
outitandngat he(e dlfferente Gabhments--T ir-
deb5ed will therefore pleaie take notice, that here
a'ter payments are to be made only to the id Ar.
James Dunlop, his attorney or attorneys, and n, y,,
tho!e having elaims agsin thele concerns viii a,I,
for payment. 'i'
DAVID BUCHANAN.
BY ROBERT POLLOK,
bif 44tisy7-s
ROBERT POLLOK.
Virginia, Petersburg, Dec. c, so4. leperl
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ENocH SULLIVAN,

ENOCH SULLIVAN,
9EWELLER q HHIR-WOPKFP.
(Firf door below the Eagle Tavern)
- EGS leave to inform the public that he las for
sale, 4 FAsHowABLE .s3oRqnaHT or
JEWELRY & SILVER WARE;
HD0, Il HaNDsouE sVPPLr or
LAciEsFLESAST co~Bs, PocsEr SOCKS, &c.
Dec. g. ey IT,
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lust RECEIVED, and for falc At III, cTr.
= of Che EEQulRRr, few copies of the fol
lowing BOOKS:
Moorrs Igaere5a,
Life # Do71r Darsgig,
R.t7rf y 1b~ Trial ef Lo,d Headfoyf,
GrGy4aPf D'gcf offbe Lazos offbe u. S,af.s.
To'j6k T-r4f9~ai-oe.
po'aT'S HIe7V .ff5s Uaifcd Stairs, Sc. sc.
February s.
- THNrED Immediately AZ Hanover Copr,-
~ hcuis, BAR KEEPER. One wek re-
commended, VII give coed wages to.
T. o. THIIMAN.
kebIg@fy ST
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TIE Sons -SfG-R OFFERS FOR SALE

THE sU1s SE2-R OFFERS FOR SALE
ykNHE CHINESE SNAKE STONE form<ry
y the property of the E.,e Mrs Iabb, OF NJ
thews county, 10 famous throu%hou, Virginia Cor Il,
.iiraey IN elirs>'.;e &c vcrUiu from tie bite a.
Mad Deg, Snake, IN other poiiono,s thing. Torr.-
Veat n'neo-asry applications he deems il proper 20
mention that ~. -oe for this ssoi,e, Is two ,hatg,at
do'i9rS UnJl ,te s>one IS aid, it will D. fouua &c
Seatoas Ferry u7on the PiaakessnL, in Chester sour
~ where it VIII asefPied 20 perfons bitten by any
7snumous thing, upon the nioss moderate terms
JAMES Il. AlICCu.
February i.--tcpsw.
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FOR RENT :

lOR RENT &,
he Large White HOUSE at Rockets, for.
4 mcrly occupied by Mr. William Fenwieh. and
afterwards by MIR. Brax;on Crrddock For term.
apply to CALICO, RICHARD $, CO.
January II. IF
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ROBERT TAYI OPP. or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
Petersburg, Nov "a. epf
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FOR The ENQUIRER.
ON POLITICAL INTOLERANCE.

20 ERR, !, HUNK, 70 roaews, Divine I
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On Monday, the twenty-ifth day Of March next,
VIII be eIpoied to Public Sale at the Eag!.-l'a-
vern, in the City of Richmond, in order TO
cloie the Mercantile concern of buchanan,
Dunlop, * Co. the following
TRACTS or LAND, &c viz.
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!t..ry a. e.
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Thefe insances afford no proaf of the intended
mode of appointment being the ,not f.lu.ary.
With refpea 70 myfelf, il is matter of peyjea
indifference, who ihari have the appointment Of
theie officers. The faithful diff, arge of the
truit of appointing officers. mu1 be- alwaYs at
tended with great anxiety to conf i,n,isus
mind.
Having hcep a member of as many congrrfics,
conventions, Legislative aGembiies, and other
public bodies, rs perh sps any gentleman In the
United States-permit me TO declare, that
from all my experience and obfervation, "A large
public body is not 70 we'll qualified 70 fyieci the
bca characters for subordinate Offices as Jingle
perton, refponable, unfsttered and independ-
ent.
The precedent heing once efabiiihed of the
two houfes of af1embiy, affirming to themfeves
the power of appointing executive officers,
"many an error by the fame example will creep
into the fate" With more plauiibity, the
fecretary of the land-offce, the furveyor-gene-
ral, receiver-genera, and parliamentary of the
fupreme court, may he declared to be i'm the
treafury department, than the accounting Off
GERS; for they collect and pay large proporti-
on of the public revenue to the treaiurer of the
fate.
bnz'e no ambition for power; but trut,
fhall be executed in holding it rs E,cred duty,
TO trantmit the contribution (Which approaches
AS near to perfection as any that ever did, or
does now exit in the worlti) to my fuccefIor,
unimpaired and unfhackled by any act o. mine.
THOMAS M'KEAN.
Lancater, March 18th, 1906.
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7. WhRRELL

- ESPECTFULLY acquaints his friends and pa
trons that for their convenience he has re,nov,
his DANCING ACADEMY TO the Be-Taverr.
The next Dance will commence on Thprr1,v III.
10Th militant. Apri, .. (4tp
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RAISING THE FIND.

The following critical remarks on this production
are copied from London periodical work of high re4
pute
November 5th, 1902 Tonight new Farce, en-
"ttled Rahng lie Wind,' performed for the fira
time his farce is OF the true EngliIh fsamp, and
" the beif we have feen for great iength of time
The incidents follow each other with that rapid;tv
that not moment is left for langour and poliei.
lneh aaiety, that it is impoiible not to be piear.
me huniour Is the mot unconirained that can be
imagined =" This farce aeerved and obtained the
mott complete fuccets. The plaudits were aln,oit
=" unremtting The piece given out for repetiti-
on win univer.al applaule. "-Laiy's Mo1tjIy AEl-
J0a"7' N'. H. foi. H. April 9. (5t.
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n B. The editors of pubic prints throughout V;r-
gil.a are re'pf tnily reqneed ssi;,,s.s, Tic PIE
eedn'g obiervat;ons in their reflective parers.
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@:nrroa printing. 0ffiee,
COOK & GRAN7LANp.

- ESPECTFuLLY aequaint the public, and par.
IN :icularly thofe who are fond of encouraging
rey Beginners, that they have lately procured parcel
Of new type, which will enable them to execute ON
the fhortea notice, PAMPHLETS, HANDED S,
CARDS, &c. in the ueatef Gyle, at the uisa price,
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attractions: Nus does ms ambition pronp, a win
more a'oirng than 10 be iueeeisruly aud conpicuou
iy active, in iniilling into the minds of Youth
knowledge OF che principles ard lively ard inex,i,r-
Srnabe tenhtility 10 tine unalpg attractions Of ici-
ence, literature and virtue
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JUST PUBLISHED,
BY COOK q CRANTIAND

-1HD FOR SALE sr THE NiNRRr; OFrrcE,
THE FARCE OF
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-15

shall be considered a. carving him of;
and any person travelling BY land who
shall give protection or assistance to
slave to prevent his being stopped, shall
also be considered guilty OF carving Oft.
Masters of vessels permitting slaves to
come on board, or buy ing any thing OF
them, without consent of their owners,
&c. shall for every such offence, forfeit,
in addition to the penalties now imposed,
200 dollars, one third TO the master or
owner, one third to the intormer, and
one third to the overseers OF the poor.
In actions against masters ofvessels un-
der this act, the defendant may be held
to bail. O,erseers Of the poor binding
out black or mulatto orphans. shall not
require them to be taught reading, writ
ing or arithmetic.
10. An act concerning the Land or
fee. The fees for services in the Land
Office are increased; but not TO affect
location. made before the passing OF the
law. 1'hr Register, hereafter, rs to be
appointed annually BY joint ballot OF both
houses Of the General Assembly.
amendment proposed to the Fe-
deral Constitution, BY the state OF Mas
sachusetts vas unanimously rejected.
g Ihe0bs7e Acts are IN Isrce from
the passing thereE except WAere e'her-
ITSe noted.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-06

Benjamin Shreoe, Jun.
HAS FOR SALE,
Twelve bales of INDIA COTTOMs
CONSISTING OF
3 bales Bifhwa Emerty
49, Dc. C.A.,...~iiy e.---'-
I do. JaiIaporr do.
do. Seerpoore Baftahs
! do. Conypatty do.
do. cogmary co6ahs
do. Johannah do.
do. Dencafer Chints, and
cafes Bandanna handkerchief
Jacks Sage
3 chefs Hyfon Tea
81 pieces RuGa Sheetinss
q DO. Ravens Duck
IS bags Black Pepper
cafe Wool Hats
Mems coarfe and fine Shoes
Womens' and childrens' Morocco do.
sole and Upper Leather
A few Coils Cordage
Snuff in half barrels and kegs
:, pipes 18th proof Cogniae Brandy,
hhds. Armsgnac do.
{ hhds. and IL barrels Sugar
e bbls. Beef, Salem INFECTION
5 do. bee brown TANNERS OIL.
January.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH s, 1906.
JAMES SANDERSON,

JAMES SANDERSON,
ilas jua received the foll0wisg articles,
II Pipes London P. Madeira
Vine, of hyperion quality,
Old Port Wine il, hhds. q. Cs&, snd Bot leo
Burgundy in Bottles,
Sherry in Or. Oaks,
cogniac Brandy,
Janiaea Spirits, -
Holland Gin,
Peach Brandy, very old,
whihey,
I s2's", IT,. S.
Vo'"n Hvfoo. IF THE ha'ts ima''.
Hyion Skin, 'e'"''
Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace,
Allfpioe, Black Pepper,
; Ground Ginger, Salt Peter,
Soap by the box, r
Bri,ih Sail Canvas,
-Ruflia Duck, fra quality. %
German Ticklenburgs, and Olnaburg',
Coarse Rats in cafes,
Juniper Berries in bags,
Stone Ware,
ar. Caiks Enellh Battle Gun Powder, in
pound papers sa,ed,
Large ScalBeam with Box Ends,
Ard Scales ecmpIesl ora nut~,,v. ,--,:.r-
A few bags of 6rlt quality GREEN
COFFEE.
Nov. 8. d.
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TUNIS CRAVEN
Has jxs ~esiS.l oi4. P5aaltipbia % sksasi
sls'fmsss u
c. @ O D S.
fui,ah,e TO the preftnt feaioa

fui,ah.e TO the prefent (eafoa
BeA London SnpeIhne linso, : Cotton Gam.
and fecond CIoths. i Fbric,
Calimefes, fries, Cambria, Jaconett, Mali
Coating., Besr0kips, Null. & Book Mulins
Plains, Sursea & Elan. do. Tamboured, ami
oels, Sprigged,
Mole SIN, Toilenett, Lace Carbrics,
Swanfdown, and Mar. Hafni(hed and Fulhel
feils, Shawls,
Velvet, Combination, CameIs H,ir, do.
Hunting, and Genoa, India Book Muffin,
Cords, Handkerchief,
81 i Irih Linen, Black Lace,, Wells.
Shifting Cotton, long Edgings,
Lawn, Lacrs, Imperial, and Pic
Es,apaoe:, Britannias Mic Mtts,
White, and Brown, Extra Long Silk VAIN
Plattillas, Lsathsr Gloves,
creas, Dowias, Tick. Italian Paid Silks, Cam.
lenbures, bray, 60.
o.asaurs. and Hes. Marking 4 Sewing Silk,
fans, SilkColds, and TsGels-
Worried, Cotton. & oadeh Feathers,
Silk Hof.ry, Artificial Flowers, nd
D ia. anl nnfell Ribbons,
Blankets, TambourIng Cotton,
Chinsz's, Calicoes, & Fringed & Plain, Cotton
Colored Cambrics, Counterpins,
do. do. Furniture, Baftas, EmeTtie',. Gun.
Ladies Patent Cloth nahs. &c.
Ays--By rDbsl.jat.
q Cafes Chintzes and Callicoes
At very reduced prices.
Nov. l3. DIT.
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publh 5ale.

On FRIDAY next,
A, 10 O'Clock, will be fold at the vendue Store
r u M
In hhds. and bis. French Brandy in p;Ps,,
Gin in pipes and bis. .,
WhiRey sne Apple Bsndy 10 Bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
S 1s;,: :ss s,.,s Soap and '..e..,.
Mould and dips Candies J
Rai6us in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails
Queen. Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-ALss,
A Variety of DRY GOODS.
among which are
Cloths, Costings, Kerlemeres,
Duffhs, Plains, Kerf.ys, Negro Cottoos,
Serges, ElaRicks, blue FREEZES,
CaHmancoes. Ruifels, YAM Stockings,
Chintzcs and Callicoes,
Irih Linon,, Silefa do.
OsnahuIes and TicklenbArgs,
Muslin and Muslin Handkerthief,
Inda Masiins and Tabl. Clothes,
gandanna Handkerchief,
Colm,d Threads, Hau and sundry other
articles. ~,
Philip G. Mayaeller.