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PENNSYLVANIA AFFAIRS.

<frdf aterc1, bay.en: Hear both ,ide," !, the
MAXIM OF law & it is the maxim OF iultice Tn no.
ac',g he recent dientious in Penrfylvana w have
eNprehed our approximations of the effects likely TO re-
iuit from the combination between tie ouids and ,b
.ederaias But it is right TIN, thele gentlemen
mould be heard in their own defence In the fol-
lowing address winch announces the dilf,u,ion Of
the Republican Conititu,iana Society, and which
bears the evident marks of Mr.. D,ass ab,. and fne
ciou' pe they have doubt attempted to fay every
thing which can be urged in their iut6ca,ion.
Email make only one Comment upon this Curl
Gus production and it is this, while it prof lies 20 af
nse the ealons fears of the genuine republicans,
gives them additional confirmation and colourinp :
wns 1t pro'sies an undertaking attachment To re-
publican principles 1t lids up i" the UNION Of boz
ns't men as the only eypediept for fupportug then,
it exe'ptst the great body of the eeiaralias from
charge 10 frequently urged and 70 g-neral- believed
that they are purifying plans hois to the proSrer;.y
OF their country; it lays the whole blame Of ,hefe
ae''Sns upon h11Hteaien of that party; upon a
few ambitious leaders, with whom oniy they are un
willing to unite in on. political fyRcn. Thron~b.
ont every part OF this address, in fai there fnG;
e'ous moderation and compron,ife Of principle wh;eh
a,ipur complete confederation with the federal n,r,
Men are H'ittaken II they believe that this Union
OF hone.t menis intended to h. confined 10 Ri. cleo
| t,"n "t the governor Of Pennsylvania. Even now
tie isnatoria dinrct of PENNY lvania is prefentnp
J"'eS Hahinie WHO has been appoint
Gu oy the governor an anGtioHeer for the CITY
mas LETT vacancy which both parties are anxiou.
20 MI. lie irien'iso OF Mr.. Snyder have deternined
10 tupport John Doriey. TIL. federalihs had pon;
mated John Halowell, and the conltutional repur.
icans Samuel Wether. Mr. Wteherill however
declined 'he offer, and TIE connitutionaIiis bav. A.
greed to ree with the feteralfts in fupporting MIR
tta'lowei Such IS likely he the fate of every Cc.
cesding eleefon fnch the Z" union of honel men" in
| inPPorting the moa inls,iiicant meafures
Editor En7piys-.
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CHINA WARE. &c.

He tubicriber has jaft received hanifome as
fortn,en' OF CHINA, Gllis, and Liverpool Ware.
an'ongt which are iome elegant te,ts of Tea China
gilt with burniihed gold, and great variety of nfe-
rior kinds IN conipcat and broken fetts Cnin. BOWS
aiortsd' CHINA ami China glazed dining. breaksaA,
* deiert Plates, and China gazed Pitch. RS OF various
hzes, a'io, Tea Pots, SUGAR Diihes ard Cream Urn;
OF the pearl and wedge Wood kind. HIS gais chiefly
conts OF ietts o Deran;ers, wine and Glaze, Claf,es
lumblers and Gobbietts, oval cream Roals sc,-et
Meats and Salts handsomely and engraved, GATOR
and liquor Bottles in frames and pre- ty ges
neral ahortment of German plain GiaIs III, Livs--
pool ware is generally alIorted frcn which he can
pack aored crates to uit country RETAILERS at very
moderate advance He continues to keep gencrai
aiortrent OF groceries for retailing of the he Gaa-
~, and has now on hand, brown Sugar b. The forc-
head and barrel, Rum by the puncheon and ~. Ga
fee by the bag, Newly Candies BY the boz, ln,-
psriai Tea by the che, Salt by the aek and Calm,
well aiiorted. by the fn,aer quantity, all of
which articles will be fold reafonable iu ready mo.
ney or negotiable paper.
DANIEL TRIPLE'rT.
December 8. (e,d,N
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LAND AND OTHER PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

NN Wednef1ay the 18th day Of December 1903,
~ will be expofed at public fale, to the higb-
cit bidder, upon credit of one and two years, that
valuable and well Known tratt of LAND be!,p,,ino
TO the efate Of Goodrich Crump, decd. in Powha,ari
county, fituate OH the Buckingham road, 6 mile,
from the courthouTe SO from MaEcheher ard | (
from ApPomattox river.-The improve ncnts are
lnall and convenient dwelling hou!e with two rooms
below and two above, a kitchen, dairy, fmoak houGs
and every other out houfe in good repair ard call
culated for the accommodation of a genteel family.
is upneceiary to Rate all the advantages this traA
OF land has, as is prelunied no one will parcbarr
without iir!t viewing it, farther than to lay that il
is IN the centre of one Of the MOI opuent healthy
and agreeable neghborhoods in this late and cont.
guous to ieveral ms-fufFcie1tly large TO work ten
or twelve hands to great advantage with 100 buhes
oil wheat well put in.--Any perion wiihing to view
the above land before the ddy Of fae, will apply to
Mr.. John CrunP the prefent occupant.
Atthe fame time and place will ALTO be SOLD
upon IL months credit, for all flms exceeding ten
dollars, all the HOUSEHOLD u KITCHEN
FURNITURE. Together with the STOCK of e.
very deierpton-hOries, hogs, faesp and horned
cattle, among the latter Of which are feveral good
pair Of WORK oxrn-plntation utenls, two carts.
Wagon, two pair ofcars wheels, &C. &c.-Por all
iums under ten dollars cath will be required ,,ds
to carry iDtere from the date if not puncually paid
~ Thofe who have elainls againa the ela,e Of
Goodrich Crunp, decd. are requeted TO bring them
forward to Richard Crunp, ptSbs,y sa5esresfe5, by
the firit Of April next
WH. HICKMAN, , Ess,, Of GoaL
POwbltan, December S.
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ENocH SULLIVAN,
LIVER, cotDsMrru AND JeweLtks,

SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND JEweLtke,
y ErURNs his grateful thanks to his friends ana
the .Ghlic for the liberal encouragement afford
ed him in his line o -,'r.s ..:i hopes by his pune.
,ual attention to the buinefs 10 whicl ne VIZ. bred,
10 ;niurc continuation of the favor Of liberal publ
lie Fe offers for fac a, his fhop adiom,,y a,.
Eagle Tavern, GENERAL aortneEt of FLYER ware and
jewellery OF -H- "'. i-'-tu-abie sind, conil6p OF
hver Tea Pots, cream Urns, Plumbers. Spoons and
mourning aud fancy EARRINGS, Lockets, Fnger Rings
and Brea!t Pins, Jet, white and co..l Necklace and
EARRINGS, general fuppiy of Combs, plain and or
rannented Pocket Books thread Cafes, Miniature and
ring Cafes, gold ard git Seals, Keys and Chains.
higi.sit price given FOX old gold FLYER.
Dece nber S. If.
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VIVA. is hercifn woni. 7sh-rntes have
been ar hero, If he had f.iaioined ,udaci,y to
LANDER! Did the herofn of Agamemnon b.
come OBJECTIONABLE, hecaufe he did not challenge
and light Therii,es, Can caIunnies, defiances
and due'liag make heroes, rs we'll as the love
OF virtue, and ;f. OF labonr for the good OF
mankind, unftained by an opprcfiion or forbid
faint.
Heroes, are thoG. who devote ,hrmft,ves 70
the fervice of mankind or their country. Curti-
MS, IN an extafy of heroifn, fnacret nome ,.,ry
death for the good Of his. Mr.. Jefferfon, i'm
prs!led with more fuhli-ne and correct priaci-
pies OF heroifIn, drawn from reafon and ref1etli-
on, has devoted alsnof his Who'll. life to the
good of his country and of the world. Can he
who employs moment of his life in ferving his
country, he more heroic, than The man who
thus c'no'oys his whole life. Can mad hero,
ne more luxurious, than wife hero. The
MT KIND "f heroiiin conGfs !inoly in deiirr
To 'erve oar country, without ferving it {; the
other, in the fame deiire, actually carried into
execution. Curtins fnfe,ed in an ealy mode,
mat which he cor,d NOT at ione period, avoid !;
Mr.. JeSerfon has fuFered danger, labour and
caluTnnv, which he could have avoided. The
world has been filled hitherto with mad and
lighting heroes. Compare its fate in all ages,
the pre!ent included. with tie fate oe our own
country, under a wiz. hero; aud decide the
preference.
T. Mr.. Jefsrfon fhou'd die, without hoarding
up money, without inur;ng his co ,ntry fro,,
motives ofamhition, and without deviating from
the principles he his adhered to for forty YEAR,,
viii not poiterity pronounce him 10 have been
a virtuous, wife, religious, aad her nc man
Shall 1t fay alto, that his principles and efforts
were more beneficial to the United States, than
thnie of Timoleon to Syracufe but that ,hcy
were paid for by chriitians with calumry, viii Il
the iereices Of T;moleon were paid for by Pa
eans. with reflect, comnendation, ard gond
ettate? b. anticipating the Judgment Of pote-
rity, we faali detect the frauds which it will
Condemn.
It would be an UNREASONABLE facriice on the
part OF the prefcnt age, to fiaiih the uitre of
one mans character, by ungratefully aeninp
to the calumnics Of thofe, whole names Will die
with their bodies. Let us, on the contrary, d.
vide with him the eulogies OF poAeritv, by ena-
bling 1t TO fay, that the unpre ce,entcd virtue,
good fenfe, iuitice and gratitude of this our
age, naturally produced al unprecedented cha
racter.
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MONDAY, December 9od.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF VIRGINIA,
begun and holden in the Capitol in the city of
Richmond, OF Monday the 2nd day Of Deem
Der, in the year Of our Lord 1905, and of the
Commonwealth the goth.
Oh which day, being the day appointed by
law for the meeting of the General AGenbIy,
fuch of the members of the houfe Of DELEGATES
as appeared, having taken the oaihs prefcribed
by law, took their leats in the houie, and ma
Jority Of the whole number being prefeni:
1t was ordered, that Jlmes PIeafants be sp-
poin ed clerk.
Hugh Holmes, Rfq. who was nominated bv
Nr. JohnioII, of p. Edward, itconded bv M.
.llIlrr, Of Powhat1n, was appointed fpeaker.
iItnry Mois was appointed ferjesn; at arms.
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Won. Dtnkar,., Eslwari cia.ke anl Frraea

Wrn. Drnkar,s. Edwari Clarke anil Fpraea
Son,hali were appointed door-keepers.
On bal'otting for t5e fourth door.keeper,
Me'irs. Taylor (of N. Kent) Storrs, Jones (of
IianoSer) Coleman (of Caroline) c. b. Harrifon,
prunty, JHinfon, Hening, Semplr, and Rid
lirS were appointed committee II examine
the ballots. Mr.. Taylor reported that there
was majority for Anthony Davis.
The houie adjourned till tomorrow, 1e o.
clock.
Upwards OF one hundred and forty members
were qualified and took their fta,s.
The fcnate were unable to form quorum.
len members only were prcfent; IL conltitutes
a quorum.
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pahcans. Thisis, indecd, al, union az ho.
neft men, upon principles which we approve.
oat thereis unhapply snaH JetYion of iJr f.
aerai Party, bold in maintaining its executive
P-etenfons, depreciating the virtues and talents
or our itateimen, dccrying the meafures Of our
.hm'nitration, eagerly graphing the ball of po-
ht'cal eower, and, in ihort, excluding from our
option and our with, every principle of union,
which An honorable and independent repub,i
can can embrace. The goad sense, the esenblo-
~ conduit and the eontroaiing influence of the
great body Of onr political o5bonents, fill, how
ever, ferve to encourage hope, that. when
the niurpat'on of few ambitious men, who
now monopolIze their councils, ard prefcribe
their meainres, hall terminate, the union of
honet men viii be nobiy extended, uoon eve
ry principle that contributes true patriotifin, TO
every citizen, who merits public confidence.
Cd. True, you have encountered opooition
from republicans but was It not an oppoiition
excited by the art of a iinall, though active.
combination of inidiors chara tfers, OPERATE, t.
upon the credulty, nay. upon the virtue, of :,
holt ct undergoing citizens Strike from the
catalogue of your opponents, the names which
formed that combination, aud of the forty
shoutand freemen. who contituted the late mi
nority, there are few (perhaps, money whom
YOU would not checrtul!y recognize as po!iti-
cal t1ends,-few, whom you are not ready to
unite with as 'reemen and patriots, rallyine in
.upport OF I" the principles that led Wahng-
Z" tan to the Held, and placed Jefftrfon in the
cabinet" The deception that has been
lprattied IN the minority, is already detected :
| a1. ITS authcvs overwhelmed with confu6on &,
diit',sy. Our ',oublican flock is, therefore.
lt'll found and vigorous. We may win its ex-
creicences cut "h, or luxuriance pruned ;
hut We can neverconfent t.. place an axe in the
| hand, thar levels blow at its root.
Fellow-citizcns! The h,norabe and fa,utary
path which you have hitherto y.urf,ed, will lead
you far from every political danger that threat.
ems. You will iupport your Contribution and
Law. You will atiert the republican interpre.
tatinn OF our foci,l compact. You will honor
| the venerable patriots of the revolution, and the
cho:en rulers of the land. You viii be cauti
Gus 10 encroach upon no mans right of cha.
! raeter, of property, or of peace and you will
frmiy rehit every encroachmeut upon you,
own. With thefe principles, difpoftions and
purliits Tin which the members Of this rociety
will always zcalonily concur) you viii infurt
he happineis of a grateful country, and meri,
the bieiiing of beneficen, Providence.
GEORGE LOGAN, Prefden,.
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SOCIETY OF
CONSTITUTIONAL REpJyP1 r. a,,c

CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLICANS.
Alta meeting of the Society of Contributions,
lkc2nh'Icaus, held hy adjournment at the White
tiorie isvern in Market-treet, on Monday the
25th Of November. '''~
The preiident and vice-prefident of the So
c'ety beng abient, Matthew Carey, Eio. was
called to the chair. -
Inc committee appointed at the preceding
meeting, to whom was referred the ad,lrcfs TO
the Constitutional Republicans of this ftate re-
ported an addreis, which was unanimously a.
greed to, as follows:
To the C0n?itmionaI Republican,
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TO THE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER

SIR,
Being ever conftious of my own moral rec
tfude, however adverfe circumstances NAV
opprefs me, aud as dveriity of public OPT
mon, and even among my particular friends.
may prevail, refpeaing my teftimony exhibited
on the impeachment Of Judge Chafc, / deem it
ind'ipenhbe, not only from the duty owe nv
country, which has 70 often honored me with
her tran and confidence in public ftations but
in addition to this, when | am MINGLED with
the duf ofmy fathers, that not ftain (hall 90
down to polteri'y--to pubin, the following
iubioined certificates, the applicability Of
which, thnfe who are acquainted with the
hiitory of that trial, will readily perceive.
am, with the highef refpsa,
Your NOT obedient fervant.
JOHN HEATH.
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convention. was fnbhamsali, ~. f.me, as ~
one given in evidence, on the tri,I of the (iid
chafe, AS appears from .he publication of the
tad trial. Given Under my hand this 18th day
of November, 1905.
SPO ISWOOD LIPSCoMDE.
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PROPOSALS FIR ra:hry 7,Yo gnou,ans

PROPOSALS far rating T,vo 9hout3rnH
A Dollars, By ftl/sr;ptior, evitbia to. e,aa-
res Of King n;d Qxsra. Egf., M;AN.h.x. Kiae
#9Afan, WeEno'ehand, Richmond, LancaRer,
ami Northumberland. for TIE %w.5eia erbr,c5a-
Eng TIE Mad Dog Stone, belonging TO Y;ap,cs
hfieee, an9 fviag il liz q tuatio. central to saaq
eountieJ.
900 Shares ut 10 Dolls. io 5000.
So loon as k;' svssIe namber o. Care, AeN Is
/a2ltrihta for. TIE Sresnf p'ebris'or Of TIE fare
h9aH adz'crtit ia lie Epqmrcr, printed in Ries.
.a0nd br Thomas Riiekie, esq. reguej7igy a ,aeet-
ing Of tee Sbarsb9idert, az certain Gar, at 70.
boilfs Of 1haaaH Banks, esq. in gab,abann0cs,
;uho /eHH, Sobsn met, tay nb tts;r reipri7ive i5-
/c'Ibfio1S; thirteen IF zv5am (o- 0nr greater
nu7'5sr l',sjent 8nH rony9itmea bos,G. and pro-
coed TO MAKE rnes and regulations reLuive TO ~.
/aid Sfone. Dee. 9.
y The Editor of the Enquirer intends, in
the courie of few weeks. to give A particular
account of the qualities, efficacy and difcovsry
Of this ccle brated Stone.
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Pending the trial of James T. Calender.
John Heath, efIr. called at my houie in the
morning, aud mentioned to me that he had inn
witneiitd ftrauge conversation, between Indge
Chate and David NJ. Randolph, eGlr. Who was
at that time Marihai of Virginia The Eaid
Heath then repeated to me, veyba.i,n, the cir
cnmitances which he itated in his evidence. on
; the Impeachment of Judge Chafe, relatively to
the political diitinction, which the Judge d;.
reeted the MARTIAL TO make in feleSting the pan
mel for Caender's trial.
MERIWETHER JONES.
Richmond, Nov. 9th, 1905.
do hereby certify that during the felton, Of
the Federal Circuit Court, at which lance r
Calender was tried, and in which Judge Chat.
preiided, John Heath, efqr. called at my houGc
| IN the city of Richmond, and after making r,me
remarks, on the ftrittnef; of the rule Unified
upon by the court in awarding an Injunction
which he had applied for on behalf of John
Gordon, TIE faid Heath related to me fubitan.
TALLY the circumstances and facts, which have
lince read in the itaten,eut publifhed of his tef
timony on the trial of Judge Chafc.
GEORGE w. SMITH.
Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1905.
AT the requet of John Heath, efIr. do GER
tify, that the fhid Heath called at nv homie in
King & Queen, on his way to Northumber-
land, ilorty after Ca!lender's trial-that this
was 10 loon thereafter, that according to the
belt OF my remembrance, the firf particular
account received of the faid trial was then
given me by the fiid Heath and that the C.id
Heath did then and there mention to me the
circunfance between Judge Chaie and the
then martial of Virginia, relative to the poll
tica deicrlption TO be impaneIIcd for the laid
iu all fn he ,T,y q
iince depofed, on the impeachment of the fad
Chdie, as 1t appears by the public papers.
SPENCER ROANE.
Richmond, Nov. 7th, 1909.
At the requef of Mr.. John Heath, do
hereby certify that fhortly after the trial of
James T.. Calender, ( met with that gentle
man IN the town of Tsppahannock ON his way
to Northumberland. | made enquiries refpeet-
ing the trial, and amongIt other things, Mr..
Heath then related to me a conversation which
ne tad took place between Judge Chdfe and
Mr.. David NJ. Randolph then martial of Vir.
GINA, in his hearing, which agreed in fiibfance
with the evidence given by him lat winter on
the impeachment OF the Judge. think that
TINS information vas given to me by Mr. Heath
within ten days Or a fortnight after Casnder's
tria.
WILLIAM BROCKEN3ROUGH.
Richmond, Nov. 10th, 1906.
at the tequef of Mr.. John Heath. do GER
tifY that in congeriatiOn bet ween the fad
Heath aud myielf on the f1hc6t of Calender,
trial before Judge Chafe which Conversation
Ito the beR of my recollection took place IN
ihe fall Of the year 1901, he the faid Iicstb re.
lated TO me conycrfahop, he fld be had bee r
privy to, and which had taken place, between
the then Martial of Virginia and The aid
CHAT, and the Ratement then made of m; c,ii
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a3ust of Msgaaoria,

Arrived, schr. Harmony, captain, Ro-
bsrss, Is days from .ialiiax--ballast--johu
Fucker.
She was captured, on her homeward
bound passage, from ST. Martins, and car
ried into Halifax, whore her cargo OF SUI
CARS was condemned, and the vessels clear
ed.
Left at Halifax, ship Orleans, Batter,
captured on her passage from the Straits,
TO Norfolk, cargo condemned, ship clear
ed ship joan o. New York. waiting for
further poof !; brig Happy Ccnpls, OF New
York, trc :, ST. domingo, vessel and caF-
60 condemnea brig Ai!iauce, OF Ba|u-
more, cleared oy giving security.
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PROPHECIES.
To the the Editor of the Mercantile Adrer-
tiser.

To the the Editor Of the Mercantile Adper-
tSer.
SIR,
According to the prediction of St. ce.
zaire, who in the year 1900 was bishop OF
Aries, in the province of Languedoc, great
events were TO take place between the years
1900 & 1909. Part,of them have been al.
ready accomplished. lie says, I" There
shall be war peace of short continuance;
some partial events In some hemispheres7;
an almost general contention amongst the
crowned heads; several scourges, as lire,
shipwreck, earthquake, inundation. famine,
plague, &c. God in his wrath will punish
mankind, but win preserve his chosen to
people the world. A new order of things
will take place, and continue for thousand
years. Men will then relapse into a state.
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F O r S A l. E.,

ESQ Acres Of Land, in the difria
Of Columbia, about 5 miles from Alexandria ard
from George Town: A large proportion ia
woodland of good quality, aboundng with
good fprings and hanafomc G:aations. would
lay off this land to accommodate thoic who may
with to buy from two acre lots to twenty, or fell
it altogether. A fmall part Of the Purchaie mo-
ney will be required; and for th. balance IL
Sefal credit will be given. ANY perfon w,!hing
to buy, may be ihewn the land by t2II!iau SaeL-
linn, who reGdes upon it; and leave their names
with Mr.. John Gadiby, of Alexandria.
Sundry Lots may be had On ground
rent, aror Duke.fseet, adjoining TO Mr.. Jacob
Shucks's. G. CHAPMAN.
June 10. Iaw1:
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| of impiety, and become objects on whom
the Divine wrath viii be poured out.
In the year 1896 member of the Irish
parliament predicted before the whole house
many events which were TO happen in Eu-
rope, spoke of the troubles which after
wards broke out in Ireland, and propheci-
ed It's preservation.
Miss Labrouse, who WAS born il, the ci-
~ Of Libourne. in France, foretold the re-
volu,ion, the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of religion,
aud the tranquility which took place attic
beginning OF the present century.
Nostradamus, a french astrologer who
wrorein the year 800, predicted the de-.
strustion Of the altar and threae. He
gays, in one OF his phrophecies, Between
the signs Of the Virgin and TIL, Balance,
shall come in a Chief to reign in France !;
and we now witness its fuliilmens. I, is
well known to every body that the constel-
lation Of the Virgin governs from the 22d
Aug. TO the 22d Sept. on which day until the
22d of Oct. it succeeded by the Balance;
and dGring this latter month, Bonapagte
(now emperor) arrived in France from
EGYPT. itappears TO me that i,> IS desig
mated in the apocalypse and 10 tn. Visions
Of Daniel by the ramsof = the great beast
with Ten horns, which shall destroy many
kingdoms, and shall srbdue the Leopard"
II evident to me that he has been placed
on the throne Of France to execute the de.
cgees OF Heaven. 4.
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G. 4 II T I @ ".

n Ii perfons are cautioned agalnit
IL taking an aaignmsnf OF note OF hand !,
given by me, 70 George Dsagan, Tor flf tEhN
DOLLARS, asIhave already PAID the fs@s,
AID am determined not to Fay it again, ualeis
compelled TO do 70 by law.
Join Cnsfellue.
Tune Il.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-13
MAP OF VIRl1y..l2l.

6NENTLEMisN ho.d,rg subscription
NJ papers to the Map OF VIRGINIA, are
particularly rcorssted to return them by
mail Giro private opportunity should M
,l.1-1iateiy otfer) to the subscriber, in Pc.
tersbufg, with the Subscription money re-
ceived. The work is now ia t,lc hands OF
the engravcs, and viii be completed as ear
iy as possible.
The proprietors, In order to render this
work The more valuable, have laid down
1he whole Of the state of Ohio, instead OF
= pare, as formerly advertised. Tie view
of Richmond, taken BY Nj. Bossler, the
person engaged to engrave the Map, Is &C
knowlcdged 10 be a cotrect and Interesting
landscape, and will add much TO .he ele-
gance and utility Of the work.
WILLIAM PRENTiS.
Petersburg, June 3, 1905.
gE The maaulcript draft is now
exhibited at the City Tavern; where
gentlemen wiihlng to patronlze the
work, and fecure to themieives a
correct geographical knowledge of the
fate, are respectfully invited to exa-
mine its merits.
The subscription Books will be
kept open for a few days
BY VIM. DAVIS.
Alex, June 13. d