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eIXe Celebrated, ITarnp a.oD71ips
IN VIRGINIA.

IN VIRGINIA..
,12SRE subscribers have taken lease
4 oftcn years, Of the highly celebrated Me-
prcISAL SpRIScs in the county Of Bath, called
The Warm Springs, SO Justly famed For their
gre. cares & general relief in many complaints.
they arc no y preparing every necessary com.
fer, aid accommodations 70 suitthe amusements
OF those who have health (and to promote the re-
covery ofthose who wan, it,) and il is deemed
necessary % make these things widely known, be-
eauss complaints have heretofore been made a.
gainss the entertainments which has been offered
Preparations are made Tor AZ least one hundred
eohssani boaFdeys besides srapsient guests, for
the onrioassion of WHICH, the subscriber will
make an possible ,eSet.ipns and they Aatter
themselves, thas those who may pace confidence
IN this aslvcslisenent. vii. not find the smallesr
cause foritgiet OF complaint
Robert & George Turner.
61areJ IS, 1905. - CIV
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FRoM SoUz'a ...4AfKRIcA.


VIII be let 70 mares at the moderate price Of ten
collars the feafcn, payable the fro Of GA. next.
bat notes Ito be tent with the mafes) may be diff
charged by paying eight dollars on or by the Ifl
OF AHgua when the feafon will end. Infnrance
fifteen dollars (notcs tent as above, payable m
March, i8o6.) And four dollars cath the leap. In
either cafe IS cents the groom TO be paid down
Mares vail be fed with clover and Iuecrn gratis.
and corn II required, at the telling price. have
40 fpaIc ffsl!s in ftrohg new fable. with fnb.
asniiai locks, where they may be Kept of nights.
bns viii not be anfwerable for efcapes.
APPALUsIA is lately from South Amer;sa,
about ten years old, IS hands high, of beautiful
inow white colour, and moh elegantly formed h,
IL unneeehary 70 point out the great fuperioritv Of
this excellent breed OF horfes for the fsddle i,r
neis &c. as il J. generally known thsr they are
well gated, gentle, and the moi hardy and thrifty
horles in the world. and nrzny live 70 be upwards
OF SO years old.
AprALUsi A Rood in Augnlla .ke fcafon be-
lore iast' where he proved TO be ees fosI ,et
ter and many OF bis colts would have fold for ao
dollars cab at day old. a few mares were nm,
to han the laG feafon, (hsyipg b,ught him Ia,c)
all oi which proved with foal.
BERJd1TIN DUYdL.
February 18th. 1905 r.
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Lots for Sale.

Il N-co'sseqaes'ee 81 fhe,b adness oftke qrea-
4 fie'. on Saturday me sosfslIs. ne saie of
me LOTS on fhe ft,,'nltiks rood jusf above
'te foyy, Of 1Mauchcsfcy al The fi.acc called
Back M, is k1io,ed tiN MoaagY me 29fh
Usfhis qaeafh $ nc safe aDiH comuciee al thr
III, Gaze, az fea o'ciock, a. NJ. on the fe,ns
meAf.onedin tx. former advertisement.
lis. CL-9h'h-E, attorney
HlfeetIor me iironriefors.
Nfs,H g., 1905. ids
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Notice,l

THAT Mr. >fafbor Di5,s.iof i5pcs;rgbn,n corr
~. is Va ely jaty awbo,i.ed fa make SAFE ofar-
TRACY or LIND, In Pafriek cnaRaisizg 500
sores iyisS on Dan ripcr-tbree ditso IN Grdyson
coni.1, Ding on 5r .vaferso Iii,c Reed Istnadcrees.
-tsspof a ttoasapd acres each. e one u 500 qc,rs
t5s said Ditrefi ssW a'tcad az aes- .ibrl Grnyso,i
oprutfor TIC ssr'e II tie saiiinrs f,s as on bstafj
Of NIFTY 94NDE FSOl7. !.
lfihcriarie co,ps,y, FEB .-l9;b 1895. Hs
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- I'm away from the subscriber
IN aboutths lSsi January last, negro man
named AID Nj, about % years of age, Of a dark
complexion, sbou, 6fcet high, has a small scar
o.. his forehead; had on when he went away ar.
oznaburgs shirt, short coat and pantaicons of
other clothing which IL is supposed he carried
with him, IS vhey have not been seen since he
escaped. He was purchased ofmr Gab,iei rc,t
near Cu.Peper coilfthouse. b. mr. John Mullins,
about is months past, of whom the sub sc,iber
purchased imr,ediaiel ,-aiterwards; The said Eel,
low has wife at DIR, Ciagge,s's. wie resides at
Cuireper courthouse; il is probable he may be
haFbonred by his wife at this place Whoever
viii sle!iyer the said fellow to the subscriber iiy
ing in hlben,arie rossnty near Charlottesville,
shall receive reward of Thirty Dollars, or if SC.
cured ia any jail so that get lin again Twenty
Dollars JOHN cLARRSON.
23a Feb. 1905. IF
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HE members of the DISMAL.
IL SWAMP CANAL, COMPANY .;,h.-

IN perion or by proxy, arc requeled to meet az
next, TO elea Prefident and Diretloas and IN
other bulnefs of importance TO ths company
Notice is ALTO given TO thoic who arc dclnqueuss
in the Payment Of the quotas heretofore called for
that uniefs they make payment Of their refpceive
balances or before the laid day chat tei ihars,
viii behold on the Tuefday following the abov.
day OF meeting.
81, I'omas .~rsgton, President.
.4hgs. Slaughter, !
IFifiiasi ganshap, ! Directors.
Richard Biosy, ]
Norfolk, 1i.h March, 1895. I'd
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Srsnogzx3bfsr>~ marc the season. and DolI,r
to the groom but NAV he DISCHARGED with sve
provided they are maid bv the t;rst ,av az
next. AS good pa.iu, age as any in Virginia win
separate ino,os,rts for ,,,d ~ ~,
and the cseatcst attention 81, a he nail r,,e, ~,
will NOT be answerable for acc,fe,,,s or
PEkFfj MINORS -
In 1926, Wonder. ,hen. TWO ye.rs old. ,vo,,h.
sweepstakes a. York OF so s-,,i,,eas each r., 49,.
yeas old colts. q stone fll;ss s,ou. 10 IL. 80
Subscribers. beatns. lord. A Ii,,;l,o,,s h,o,,,a-
TO Ratoon. and ns = H., te;s,,ss
GU, of Tuiin twentv m ON, .c,;,s, ~. ..;s,,s-
In 17e7. when . wars old Gavin s,or. IN.
at Doncsster he heat mr. S;tu, r's ro, ,,,,,,.
s,onc. the las, h,Jfr;ie for on v,;,,.a. .s,s ri,
same day he reee;vrd g., fs;, q on :, a.
Hap Hazard :, c,.I Or,;,,es.,,r,, -. :.
In17o8 he an he
of 900 yuiueas each Ssnh.rr;,,s-. A 49, ""
Mi799. he won che sweensrates :, S,s,rf,,s
of ten yness e,ct Cav =. ~ o'a,nIora'
Goes " ar,er' r mr.. q sS.n-
wear he ran second in w" - 1919
20 puneas each s,,s.r,;tsts . ~. On. LOT
lord A Han;lton,s col, H., yv.,,,,, s's
sir Thoma, Casco;enes M,;d ne ~, ~ Mn II,
Abraham New and nov c.,Icd c,,sI $50" '''''
In 1900. for ,hr Yo,k 0.,lsnas Pc -.
meas each. he ran sseo,J ~ CT 49,. $50 sui-
ing him seven nou,,ds no, ~ ~, S H'ow-
Sir Harry elevr,, sr ,,,I
same YEA, a, Dore.s,s, he H., g. go ''e
,ritaoe, a,t,r enc h,,l-s - g ar ar
ao,',s c. sAns ne elsisenaed MI john
dred vu;ness each ,o nss p0'''us' nVe nun
WONDER was lsned in ,,,;,;nn :, ,eo,
a"t Mss never since started. lie was bred by
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10 De sold for z.eauly mo-

ney, n piirslaNcr Of dec &c e tie cycnit conn of
RE Uaifed satcs, 5e;wera Pbineas bond. attorney
70, tte eredtoysoF Esetisl Edpayas, piaiatiG, and
Dird Ross and or5ss. defendants il, oyde, foydise
tbe sum dolls. 1000 20 cents, Ssifb tbs exsnse Of
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TO lsEN T.

"A ND possession given the eth day.
IA OF Mareh next, a CONNEXIONS dwelling
HODS e' now occupied By Mrs. Cais.--To or ssrr.ls
apply to : 'S'''''
February 22d, 1906. az,
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RICHARD BLAND.
fS'aee George. Fsb,n@y ID, 1905. CIV

NIB. The season 70 end the FIRST of Anops,
next, 4 comfIence Immediately --Seryan,s boar
ded gsatis--and mares fed with grain at the
maker price. If required
There will be a large new boat kept at mr. S,-
n'ue' Flyers, directly opposite to my Rouse. which
VIII Put mates over ferry flee, and wili send
them back. st% n u
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PRECIPITATE,
TnroarrDby Mr. Lig htIool

i of Sandy-i'o,nt. last win.
Ter, full Is hands and a half
high Withstand at my sta
bic in Chesterfield county,
Appomattox river. IS miles
above Petersburg. to be ier
m mares ar Ten ruineas n
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WONDER,

1NronTED laat Tall was 70
= months in the ship Mcnli-
cello; will stand at my stable
the ensuing season, and be let
TO mares a, Six GuIneas each
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cAS9H xsR be grycH for
Twelve or Fifteen BOYS.

Fto1n7 &c IS sss.s old. --Enquirc of the Printer.
- UN away from the subscriber
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FRNs WALKER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
AUGSBURG, August 10.

1t is stated, that the king Of Prussia is
assembling troops in Franconia, in Anspach
and Barneth, to suPportthe neutrality which
the Princes Of the South IF Germany are de-
termined to maintain, in case Austria goes
to war. A treaty between Prussia and Ba-
varia for this object is talked of.
A large body of men is to be stationed
in the environs of Lintz. The court OF
Vienna is taking very strong measures for
the safety of the capital of the empire.
The last letters from Venice state the a.
mount of the garrison there at ten thous-
ard men. The greatest activity is using in
terrifying the isle of St. George. Orders
have been issued to repair, as speedily as
possible, all the forts and places in the We
aitian territories, as well as those which CO.
yer the Venitian passes in the Tyrol and
Carnivola. The troops in Austrian Italy,
as we'll as the line ofposts along the Acige,
has been reinforced. At the same time
we hear, that the Austriaus in the Bris-
gaw have been ordered 10 march TO the Vo-
ralberg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
INSPRUCK (TuroD August ~.

All the troops of the monarchy are on
the march. Various camps are forming.
Prince Charles has purchased the horses
for his suite The archduke John sets out
in 20 days. (Nonteur.
The German papers announce. that the
elector of Bavaria has collected a large ar
my, and train, on the frontiers OF Aus
tria and is determined to abandon his
neutrality, and join France and Prussia !;
1uhose Interests are fnSePara6le.
The general attention seems, at the pre-.
sent moment, to be fearfully directed to
the grand question: Shall the continent
continue ar peace, or not? / he answer
to this question will depend, IN a great
measure, upon the system which the coart
of Vienna may pursue. Thay who fear
that peace will no, be preserved, ground
their opinion on the continuance of the
preparations for war, which are going on
with greater activity than ever. The camp
at Pattan, in Stiria is already complete,
and another is forming in the viciaity of
Cracow; ia the Tyro they are employed
very actively in strengthening several MI
litary posts, and the levy of sharp shoot
ers is organizing again and provided with
arms. On the 9th instant company of
cannoneers marched for that province, a.
mother for Venice, and third for Upper
Austria; at the same time orders have
been sent to General Count Klenau, to
march mmed.ately with his corps to Bud
weis, in Bohemia, there to await further
orders this corps is said to consist of
thirteen regiments of infantry, and two of
cavalry.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
NAVAL AFFAIRS.

AdmiraAty.0Hce, SEPTEMBER Aletet
has just been received from cap,sln Barton
of ,hr Goliah, dated August is luIurmmI
of the capture on the 10Th, OF LaTorchs
a French national corvette, Of Is guns, sn
1916 men, commanded by captain Dsbeua (
having on board So of the late Blanche /
crew.
She was one OF tie squadron that des!
troyed the Blanche.
Dispatches have been received from al
miral Couingwood, informing OF the ar1i
val of The combined feet at Cadlz; IN: 9O1
August, consisting Of 70 sail Of the lue'
Sir Robert Calder, and admiral Corawaii
had been made acquainted with the iact
Admiral CORVALLIS mentions, that
squadron Of ten sail OF French SHIPS (ioli
of the line) had chased tbs MeLmPuS, '''
gaze on thu 3Oth Of August, OH the rem
marks. They are supposed to be The snip
lief, a, Vigo and bound TO L'Or!ent.
The houoeward bound Jamaica Hee' o
1856 sail, has arrived; without the loss
a single ship, or at most but one !,
Our letters from Falmouth state, that ~
homeward bound East India fleet were
The Rochefost squadron it is said sif
ped into Brest, when CotnwallIs hauled"
to intercept the combined squadron
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ST. PETERsBJ1pcu

NJ IhobURGH. An.
M. de Noyosll,zof rsturn.d a'a y
TAI on the 9TH inst. Tic ,roons ~ THIS CAP,
on an Sides Count de Buxaare,e, aIf'Ri
Oh infantry and military go,erpo, s s !,
Co. and lieutenant general Essen so' d HiI
ready arrived. General Bsnnn er' ne \
~ expected. Baron de Wiulzi1S, asls /
also O., on his return from Vienna. S'''dS
Inc creates. warIike prepar.,;
making IN all parts of the Russian mus a
a messenger left this city yes,e,I' aPtej
England who it is reported, is ii. N.Y. ~
OF the treaty concluded be,we.n OgdtT|
Sweden aud England. 1t is also ,a n1's s.
the Pfuss!an minister will leave thu '"';
to day or to morrow. '9'''
1t is said that our troops will :,
march into the Austrian terri,or;es r. ~u'
larly Galllcia and S.lesia, in the nea5h a,s
hood OF Jagerndorf and Treppau. IS'
is a report 100 of an embarkatiou Of ,,a ~
Tor Swedish Pomerania, and likely ,,os5
for another destination. IVY
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
RATISBON (Baoaria J August 30.

A general CONSERVATION prevails here.
The Russian troops are said to be on their
march towards Hungary and Bohemia, me
uacing US as much as France. They In
splre confidence in the Russians whose
troops are about invading Bavaria, and even
Switzerland. All these movements an.
nounce that Southern Germany approaches
to the greatest misfortunes. [Momteur.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
MUNICH (Bavaria) August IS.

A general unSasiness pervades the pub.
lie mind. The ornaments of Austria are
a sufficient proof that she is determined on
war, and the immense bodies of troops
which she is marching to the Inn, indicate
an intention on her part to take possession
of Bavaria, as the first operation. The
Austrian minister has limited that the mea.
sure would take place. In consequence,
many persons expect every moment to see
the Austrians marching against Munich j;
and the elector of Bavaria fluids himself
constrained to take measures of precaution
for his states, and his personal safety.
b4onteur.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
LONDON, September &.

The cession Of Swedish pomersp;a !.
Russia, is officially eontradic,sd. III, !
sn important fact; as It's now no, uD,,,
sonabIe to suppose that Prussia wiIIr,m,i,
neutral; for We kaow 70, OF any o,b1
point upon which the cabinets Of pt,.rI
bargh and Berlin are likely TO disagree
Government has received luformstn|
that the camp at Bouiogne was breaksl
up, and the troops mai ching towards d.
Rhine. SIR Sidney Smith, ha, beta Of ID,
French coast accommodating.
The French Moniteur complains Of III.
deserlion of the Italian troops into Gerna-
ny.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
Whitehall 18th 7une, 1907
Council Office.

S19 .o,Fr7c MOI
TIE Lords Of his ma]eSty NV
honorable privy Council having had u 10, |
their consideration a report ofhis maJesg
advocate. attorney and solicitor gfp o. y
upon the petition Of Thomas and and .r r,n
T.;rtledale, setting forth that on inc s ,.o,
If the american snip Lsda, W'lll'i N.sl
master a, the port Of Liverpool from 'on.. M N
York, With cargo of -four and s'a Nt;se e.
. .n,v' Of The said cargo had been o0Jf f N
to. On the ground that the master .:i, % If n
ss;d vessel had not become citizen nd H. n
unted States, previous to their .n oot 81
S as and that the said vessel"as O Dor.
a s;s'ed - am ;upor, the said goods for h9ni
es 'su ne according
Of his majesty, chap 81, and IT ap Gf hs 81
The said report tia. The master Of If f'' az 4
shin . IS qualified to be the master o. s,; d. sht
psI's 10 s IMPORT 80 ' so % into this eos'
, naaey the statutes referred TO- lid d1 repor
r uaa 70 transmit copy of ths ISL sal eonn,
to YOU, for the information . o, ,s and lar
s;opers ofhis majesty's customs =, aiventd
70 desire that directions may y = Lisssrpoei
The officers of the customs Id II ship to y
u. .os admit d,ni the cargo of the SAID ''''
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SALZBURG (Bapdria) August IA.
All the troops quartered near the Turkish
frontier are under orders. The Austrians
are moving towards the Inn and the Tyrol.
Besides the 12, 900 men at Brennan. con-
siderable force has proceeded towards
Sharding. Momteur.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
BERLIN, Iuly 20.

The baron de Hsrdenburg, in his note to
M. Laforet, the French minister, express
ses the deep regret of his Prussian majesty
at the return of the passports by NJ. Nora
siltzoAr; and at the same time observes,
that the union of the Ligurian Republic
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
PUBLIC SALE.

Pur}sant to a decree q TIE Circuit Court
eftbe DifriR Of Columbia, fir the roxaty Of
Alexandr;a, will be /oN al Public AaRioa FIR
READY MoNsy, on The Jeeoud day Of Deem
Der next, at 4 o'eloek in The evenmg, on The
P,tmge5,
A HOUSE AND LOT,
With the appurtenenoes in the town of Alexan-
dria, late the property and place of retidence of
JosEHH CAREY, deceaitd. The title will be
conveyed by the Martial TO the purchafer under
the direction of the Court.
DANIEL G.. BRENT,
Martial, Difriet of Columbia.
Ma'Gaf's office, Alex. N7ou o,f
2Sfb GA. 1905. 100 - %"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
STUTGARD. August Is.

The elector of Bavaria, it is said, will,
with his family, remove to Wurtzburgh, in
Franconia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02

(GenoaJ With France. ~.
unexpected. 40 an tg:!, ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
WASHINGTON. November I.

The following papers have been 's''9 ~
received from England: Th-Ir aI'1o"g
NOV h. relied on. TLe decision they 'A'
nonuce is the more important from a'.|
trary one having heretofore been ao0P"'
in the British tribunals.
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EeIrATIys.

81 REcIThTfyE. .,sst..s-a
What streams, what floods of radiance.
shine,
On Bethlem's awe struck plains
See in,yon cloud, what forms divine,
.Hark what exalted strains
Glad tidings, of Saviour's birth,
Cherubic Hetaids bring
Gods highest glory--Pesce on Earih,--s
A host of Seraphs sing.
CHORUS. eSH
o joy-inspiring theme sublime -
Let nature learn the welcome Isy,
And tliro' all worlds, in ey'ry cline;
Proclaim Redeinpiion's natal day.
DUET.
The Prince of Peace, so long foretoId,
In David's City reigrs;
And. at his beauteous feet, behold,
In edainSntine chains,
The monster Sin; and tyraat Death
Their fell dominions fell;
Hi, rathless shaft, her baefrd breath,
Shall never more prevail.-----cHoRus
DUET .
With pity melting in his eye,
The infant King OF Kings,
Thro' Mans abode, bids Mercy ny,
With healipg in her wigs;
With arm, ontstretch'tl, & ON pole 10 poles
From Indus 10 the West, 1
Embracing each believing soul,
And E 5Ihg--endless rest.---cuoRusSl
Dee. 10 1905. c.
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p q S is G. Il | P K.
Lafe European AeeOunts.


~ We are indebted to a Portsmouth,
commercial friead for London papers
TO the 2eth of October, and Livertoot
to the 7lst, received by the brig Flora,
in zs days from Liverpooi.--Hehas al.
so handed Us Liverpool Prices Cur
rent of the. soth of October, which is
at The Office for the inspection of our
readers.
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To be Rented,

n NEW BRICK HOUSE. tSvs stories hirhs
4 n with dosrer windows, with eight SIRE pla-
ces IN each .enerient- The house was built to
accoraodase two families " lies on the Y,aj,
street, on shoekoe hill, a h,tle above Major
Wofe's W.. pJJ.vAI
Decsmoer is, 1906
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NEGROES FOX SALE.

by virtue Of deed Of trust execn.
- ted 90 the ssbsciibsr. by 3iehardson Har-
RS. 70 secure the laymen, nf debt therein nens
torta, dive TO the estate Of Thor - Dryers. dec.
Will ,Bh SOLD, 10 tAe higaass b.ddst. for
ready money, * the house Of ray Cole. near
he Cow MInes. n thv, coun'y of CAtstetBtld on
wednesday, the first day OF Jan. eighteen hun
cree y, and sax, the Following slaves, w Chs,ss,
fhiIis snd Anna!sy or 30 man, thereof a. !, NJ
&c sufficient 10 satisfy tie Gcbt nlcntion, Is ia he
saih Deed It trust Tie ABOVE rsr,ed Chafls -
lNn * client waterman abi o1ssoscr a3oat
'hir's 1--WE seafs Of ase and Pulls aud hafs.ky
young won'. apdsy 81 .uiy
] William trabLs.
Shss'erlisld eowa,g, PES. iRt, lsoS, ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-20

Inthe George Barclay ,arrivedin Hanp-
ton Roads, from Liverpool, came passen-
ger, Col. John Mereer, late one Of the
Commissioners for the United States at
Paris, and Secretary 20 the Embassy TO
France.
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we !eel era,iG q in an opgtptur;fy 81 10 !;
las before 0ur readers re I'LL wing
Hymn, u has hecp written cod sea To-
'nuc by g teacher in CHS city witil an
express view to lis being sung q, the
Peo,esian, Cburch.next Chfisl,r as day.
hs author, we understand, IS, in the
opinion cf the bes, iadEes, eminen,ly
qualified as a teacher uf PsslDody. ia
which line he has made atsnder af MS
services TO The pubic rs tl,s science
IS dedicated TO the promotion Of zeal and
animation in the performance of our
duiies OF devotion and q, The sars,s time
holds out the best OPPORTUNITIES lor>in.
nocent and rational recreation, We can.
not be indifferent as 10 The SUCCESS of
his under, sking. Indeed, in a place
Ike this, where the most interesting
emulation is observable among parents,
in the education and Accomplishment, of
their children, if an institution so laud-
able be suffered to laneuish, il must a.
rise solely from want ofits Usefulness
and moral tendency being generally
known, and in that event would hayc n
high claim to the support and patrons
age Of every friend Of virwe. or alt
the objects of ornamental! cultivation,
il may be safely said, tlya. music. tho.
not inferior TO any, in the enjoy merit it
affords, " more nearly allied to fnno-
rsare and the Virt3es than any other.
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The following inteNig ence was comnu-
nicated in letter 10 the Editors Of the
Boston Gazette,
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g cITrsks"-is unavoidably postponed
til Tuesday. .fs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-20
A HYNlN,

Intended 10. Be sting at nc Ee1seoPAk
CHURcA,in Richmond, on Chrjsfmas Day.
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win be the organ Of aston. bsen upheld
by SO decisive majority Of .hc people.
,s -. (.Aat. Infel.)
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Joseph Eggleston, Esq. was, on Tues.
day, appointed Major General, to supply
the place Of Joseph Jones, dec.
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To DANIEL L. HyLroN, Esq and 2. :
Maj. S. COLEMAN, Richmond.

On Tuesday last, the General Assem-
bly, proceeded by joint ballot, to remove
from the Executive Council of this state,
two nembers.--DoGtor Vim. Foushec &
William Brockesbrough, Esq. having a
majority OF the whole number of votes,
are OF course removed, agreeably to the
constitution Of this state. N,sss