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FOR SALE,
.0rto Let, fora Term 81 Years, or ."
M Ground Rent for eUeY,

Grto Let, for Term D Years, or On
Ground Rent for euer,
Four valuable Lots, on the fouth
fde Of King -areet, between Fayette and Henry
areets; each lot fronting 20 Get on King Greet,
and running back 100 feet TO . IL feet alley.
The Gtuation of this property is fnch (being in
on. Of the mott thriving parts Of the town. ss
to make the poGeGion OF il very defirabie to anf
|pet1on having money TO purchafe, more efpeci
aliy 70 dealers in country produce.
A5lo, for Sale,
A Houie and Lot, on the fouth
sGdc Of King freet, near Washington areet, and
.oppoG,e the Rore OF Mr.. lanes Bacon. This
.6ruation is esua! to airy 10 town for bufneis.
L&eqrje 70 Lei, far The FERN Of zen years,
An half acre Lot on Duke and Pitt
arcsts, mott elisibly dtuated for a Garden OF
Clover Lot, for which psrpofe r~!y it ~oold be
rented. As manure has bees thrown up in heaPs
upon IT Tor leserai years the ground cannot bur
be Is rich as could be wfflssd For tcrras apply
ts Mr.. Jane, Barar, on King, near Walhisg-
ea frret, or 10 tn, tsbtcribeI, az Motley Hail
oppoAte 20 Alexandra.
Thos. L. Waihingtorh
N. B. TO Hire b. he aostb,
A very likely aaive BOY,
About IS years old, who has from child
been accsaentd 20 wait in tie keufe, psoV ntcd
imnediate application is made as above.
Mar 2, 60
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Jefsrion county lvifginia) &.
September IS, 1906. th-m&w3-.
TO LET OR SELL.

A B7ack7mth's Shop g Tools,
TN a very convenient and old fiand, near CO...
i -Hooe's qObayf. II has been ufed in the fhip-
fmith line, as long as any fhop in the town, and
great deal of money has been made by the former
.poprietor. An induRrious fober man might do
very well.-.Applieation TO. be made to JAMES
CAMPBELL, or LouDoN W. CAMPBELL, hip.
loiners next door TO the pennies.
Sept. 6. Iaw3t
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Leonard Town P0ce,

NHh Le'Nara.lospn Jsfks,. CHI =
a are the 18th ard l6thof oaob,, NAst',,
The hFf days is for FORTY GUM INT q, z =
the ieeond tor TWENTY GUINE,SS nj
able to the rules Of laid club. asis'
- BY order,
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IRON .SoUra -fsfERIcA
SBE BEhUqTfUL SPANISH
4. HoRyz,
APPALUSIA.
WILL ftand the enfa-
wv ing feafop. az my
-VV ing feafop, 81 my
pIantztion on Ckickahoniny.


viii be let 60 m,res at the moderate price Of ten
dollars the fesfcn, payable the fril o Oa. ncsr.
bur notes ttv be feot With the msres) MAY he dif
charged by paying eight dolsrs on or by the ri
of AueuG, when the eaton will end infnrapee
fifteen dollars tnotes fen, as-sbove, -psyaAie ia
March. 1905 And tour dollars eafb the leap. In
either cafe IS eentsto the groom. 70 be paid dowu
Mare, will be ted with cisver and lnsern yr.ti,-
aud corn Il reqused. at the feli;rg price. / have
40 fpsre Rails in nfong new n able. vieh nh.
hantiai locks, where rhcy may be kept OF n,vt,s.
but will not he sntwsrahle ior ctcapss.
~ APPALUsfA is lately from sou.h America.
about tsn years old. IS hands Oh, Of a bcsn.iai
inow white eolcur. snd mcR elegantly formed Il.
Is nnneeeDary 70 point out the great iuper,ori,y az
this excellent breed Of hofIes for the fadd,.. h.r
nets Sc. as il j. generally known eh they are
well gated gentle, and the mol hardy and an INV
horfes in the world, and many live to be npwards
OF sc years old. -
PrALUsI food in Auguiis he feafan be-
fore lar, where he proved to be CERTAIN lost Ger,
ter. and many Of his colt. would have odd or "a
dollar eafh at day old 4 few mares WIRE ,,at.
70 him the iat feafcn,- (hsv;ng bough, him ate
all OF which proved With foa.. - q
s. BFNTdAfTN DUsV4L.
F-bruarY I5rh. ls05 IF
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Lands, Lofs y 7,euet,men,,,tis,..


Or such pars Of shen may be n=ce ssry to t,sy
me said dsos and interest, with the charges and
expense of sale $50 & -
An esta'e or plantation. int~ coun,y Gooch.
,snd' called COL IS, containing by esiimstion
nteeh hsa1Fed aefes, he the same more or less
Elins on the waters OF Byrd Geek. and purebas.
g ~ The ssii David Moss Of tile re g,ry
ot lnst Cole. of w iliIam Cole and ou I'D hes,
and sdlosniag the lands of Richard Adams And
sss1na Richardson. ascending 70 It's iaow 4, bo-
sares as held BY the said u av;l lspss Mss. me
fq''o'ving LOIS in ,hetown of Columbia. Flovan.
ma county TO Wit: Lot NJ S. .u which The
warel'onSe is ba't No rs, on y kicls Is I ss,
nonse, now os lac ia tie occroaiio,p OF IJ.l,u
esoTs No. now or ate ii H. Z oscaoasisu IS
J ssreshsrs no rs, nov on lasc In .l,e oceupa
lion of Mrs P,iee ~, = - = " ~ =
Tie sale viii take pace al Iohn Nsaier.s "a.
vstr. shs town Of Colombia, on Thnssstav ~.
2d'n day Of next u,onsl, zad the lands ami r.
msnts aforesaid, viii be se,urin that
stat appear best to ihe I,,rciasers and most
seneheiaiioth The papie, concerned
JOHN SyyfCKfIaN.
i. BEN. MUSBY. tT,ns,s..
GEO GhEGNaow. =
February IS. 1906 ,ds
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Il
mare, two Of which, will be renirfed If ,id wi h Z
IN ths SEASON, which viii commence the 10Th OF
ma arch, &expise the lst of Augnss near. Baari
OF ssryan.s gratis; m@Yes may be fed with gain
at Two shiil,ngs pes day. have large aud ca. en-
s,ye pas.u age. diviaS 4 in five d. ftcre nj e,os,,
that mares with foais may be kept distine, from
barren mares One dollar to the groom. Noh-
abjii'y for acoiden,s Sf any description
PHkCtttIATk was sred by iotd grerront-
fcaied IN 1887. got n, Mercury "a son OF 4 cio.es
cani by Herod his grandar .lfaiden by Match.
EN- our of mr. pratt's Old sqprt mare (: her dan,
b. NJ CYL Carilla By Bay bosom Old I.ad,r
dam OF sterling by ylliyine,s cbcsnus Asah,an
--aoekwuod BasFler. :
PEAR RMA.cz
u the frrst spsiDg nice ing. i7oO AZ N wv Mar
kef. when years old, he won me f,., class of
the princes stakes OF leo guineas each. beating
ihuuderoolt, Chantrleer. and sir Pepper. : IN.
having psio the forfeit In the same Sreek he
won the Bolton stakes OF SO gum as each beat.
ing Cha.nbeoe. Dragon and eailafox ps,d
forfeit Second spring meeting lie won ,hs "A
Class 81 the princes stakes of 100 sai, q "a
Il Afunderbolr;7 paid forfeit And in rhe 5, m.
week ne received 100 giiaeas forfeit from Lord
Srosvessor's Rad smanffus
In 1922 he won a SO a, Cu;la6e,d h..,;..
Doge, Thintsrbolt' Sasrngat,.,,am And SIN,
The s'eNf day & SO AZ the same place beaten. g.
dock and Grin- TIe also won roe kns, :nn
2u'ness al Lewis, beating Skysc, amer ar {t,ss,
the Isl being dead hear After WHICH he % !.
soh,ghiy esteemed Thar he become a salmon ~
nus i-ofdship's ssnd at ~ guneas mare This
morse IS The sire &C the following runn,ns horses
an England; Johnqpil. Petwofrn. Ars,rso, y -
saba Shesnuf colt our of Bobtail. chesnur col,
", OF Rosemary, Humbux. Lazarus, RagYniey
npoio' Culver. Tag. Louisa. Tipsraa. nv:
Hea'hcote's b.ly OUT Of Reeves, AlchyrDst cIod-
nM9pPer, Grey MY his n X Larnpadosa, Mars,
MARY Matrance. Bay filly MIR Browns CT
iil, mr. Kadcliifs. Tax, Tips,aif and Bo,. ssy
Feb. 20, 1905. 1AS 'oopA-
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.Notice.
MvruAL Issua axoE orrrcr.
2;ci.11fo,d lT<,~rk IN lang

HE members Of the Mutual INSURANCE Cor-
psny against Fire on Goods aud sarni,urc
~ the asa'e Of Virginia. particularly reque ST.
ca 70 ee' at the said Office either in person OF
81 proxy. on Monday the 9th dsv Of ne X month !.
fApriln on business Of the utmost isnporsanc- 70
the com ,a,iv
), cn.refrring 70 the 21st article OF the Cons,i-
su'i on OF the said Company. it Will be found thar
no msn''e : az rresent Insured. or can be until
meeting s'slGbe csnseaed and certain rules G.
regulations complied with which. with other
matters of much consequence. renders il neces-
sSrs sha, there shoo'dc e zs,riti compliance wi
'hs above requsi,en
I3w BENZ. DUWAr. p,s.iasr,
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FTVE DOLLlRS RRW1PD

sv'hE away last evening, aIarge stout made
=, blood hay FoRSE, upwards Of five lee,
high, years odd LAST spring, was shod all rouud
aoon, two months ago. but some Of the shoes
may now be OF he has large head and sn,aII
eyes. .rots and galops if he mas any other Is arks
py Which he might be distinguished. they arc nor
reep'ee'ed he had on SADDLE a good des
sr,1 WIN hogst'n seat and PLACED stirrups.
the horse and saddle to the subse,ibers
Pickett, Pollard &c Johnston.
Richmouj
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JsroRrED BY MIR L,sh.foor
of Sandy-fomt Iasr Win
ter, full Is taads and a half
high; ~eiiI sand al my s,a.
biz IN Chesterfield county.
Aproma,'ox river, IS mnes
above Petersburg, q Dc 1t.
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1fnd 80 srrrA Of roar Yiiyasr Estae. F, ~, c,,,
81 GsnfbsH, fropH 6y TOE ,lt,ue 8, RE o Poi, 7,
~ nv ~ " ok ;, rs s6aH aobear sytsc;ear IN
ya'sr tss soid sagi ne ,ey and t5r saii -
re sa,S taud berg ,1a oscpa,;oa t,5e xa,a
I's 1V's' ana re stssvrs eforeqs6a beirg On fbe
1 ,, re sac vii tale Place NJ tte <js a f,o,.
:, org, n re e'ugtr IF Campbell, an Pm ss.,y ,5.
llf5 9 tprl scs Tie ss0-s .se ,~b ese,,.. -, =
ssy vatys5tt 75e fsa1 is SO sssA l,s,rr ,s :,
~ ? desc ipfion r,saecessa,y mn
Ben Mosby, ID. NJ. for
JOS. Scott, VI. ". ID.
February IS, 1905.
NMIILL be sold, for cash on 2orb
Nv this month, ar the dwelling house an the
'ssfs ~ !9ps 5fios rpen.ioped lone cerraintrs4
orparcei Of L a n ID, wing IN he county Of
So9ehiand' containing 6g2 2 acres, and atlioin-
~ 8 we land OF John Haden, Meredith Ande,-
SON &c Conveyarce ofss'dfspd IS tobe found
OF recori IN the county cours Of Gooca.andl to
which reference may be hal conveyed 70 ,,,e
subscriber IN trust. by Hsn,y Wood. 70 secure
t sT payment OF dro' due Blown. Rives K Co.
iis subscriber not Being Interested only as nus
zee, Is ony 60 be bJund 10 convey title In him.
. Martin Dawson.
Milton, ist March, 1906 sw
f#NIILL be sold, for cash. Or 29tj,
day ,bis month. At rae dwelling bcuse
OF Richard D3verpou. SIX NEGROES. NAMES
w Anthony a boy,.peter bcy. a woman bv ,he
<ns Of label. and her three children. Fiva. To.
an and Hannah Also. four head Of Hor4es.
gnveyed 10 the suoscri5cs in trust nv said Rich
Al Davenport, to sscuse the paysent Of ], debt
Tue Brown, Hives & Co per deed of ,eeo,d I,
bc county courr of Albenarle
Martin Dawson.
Wilton. ist March, 1895 s,v
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members of the DIS NAT
Il SWAMP CAMAJ. COwphsrv 80.

d 80 lHtHIobfs OF the Dis n All,
d SWAMI cAMAT. cowPhNY. e,.h.,
~ person OF By proxy, are rsapeaed - rne.s !,
The Hotel ~ Norfolk. on the Z n Monday in Ma
geus 10 elect a Prsifdsnt and Directions. and an
o'hes buhoefs o. importance 20 the eonpsnv -
Notiee = alip given 20 thofe Who arc delino,.r,.
IN tbs ptyHent Of the qposss herstcore esl,e3 for
sha;vnls's they make payreo, ~ ibejr r.fpea;v.
eslsnes- 90 OF before tSe fid day that their n ,ro.
kaY Of meeting.
Thomas Neyvten, Presidenf.
Nag's. Slaughter, !
lillian Yoaehas, Directors.
Niefard Bfe~,
Norfolk, 1I;n March, 1908. u
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Io be 5oid Gz: a.cl1lflv ma ~

asS, o. 1'rasaee Of a decree If t5eeircsit eoys Of
IRE Uiief Sfafes b-,seea itiueas so,,J ,,,. =
,or f6e esediso,sef Esek;sf Egss.s pam, III
1'ar'd Hoss and crtr-s ada,ss, m arter 70 ya,,e
zoe ss'n 7eo0 40 reur. ssi,5 tle expea.e e<
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Har Debyteseaf. Mao 6. j8bs

Hdr Oepayfsseaf. Mar CO 6. J805-
MIOTICE is hereby given. That
y separate proposals viii be received =, ,le
Once OF sne Secretary for the Department of
War un'il IL O'clock at noon Of The iirsr We'd
resday in June nsxt, fov the supply of all ration.
thar may he required for the use Of the tI,,;,.s
=. ,'s'es from the lot day Of oaober 1905 until
we Jun aay OF September 1906, beth DAYS in
e'nsive' ar the following plsces, viz. -
First, ~ NiagaFa, Detroit. M;cb;;,scL;s.
fort Wayne. chikago. Swan Greet, and a. =,
pace or places. where troops are or NAV re- sy
toned, marched. ec,ai,ed within ths e
Sn'o' And territory Of Michigan, and ar sux
places within the Indiana territory north
OF the 4is' degree Of ppr4h la,ifode
second. A. South West Point. TelJ;co -.
vile Nashville, and withn the cberokes ,''';-
setween Tennessee and Georgia. asd ON ~ 1,'o''
ne,ses river, an on she road bet,geen s.id
and Nashville and ar any place or piaees ~.
troops are or nnaybe stationed. narcbed :. y
eFn,ed wishin'he ssztes Of Kehtuck. 4 reno]..1-
a. at the garrison near vincenues -, ~.
river wabash, at Fott Massac. New u,S. ~
Sh'skaaw s.uas, Arsassas. Natchez aaJ ~ 10 y,
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STORAGE.

III SUBSCRIBER is in possession Of; = large and
4 convenient warehouse ar Rockets. and ten
dsrs his services to the public. in thar line LIE
will attend 20 the receiving and delivering any
goods thar his friends may think proper 20 p,ace
IN his care. wv GOODWIN.
FOR SALE IN STORE,
800 Bushels. STOyE SALT.
New York PORTER.
New Ark CYDER BY rhe Barrel.
Newtown PfPpfNS,
tsSl W. G.
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III ANIY DOLLAKS KIW1E0--

III ->C<-<-%k2No M HKfl
" uN away from rhe suorc, iber ,,o,,, ~. -, r.
Nov or early N Dec aback servan, rar,.sd
90 N ibelieye about 10 or 20 years Of age ,-
strong and likely Tor man CT his are. r. 49,,
sen ~ the neigh6orhood Of this place some ,,rs,
Al er ne absented himself but from mis-
, oas ! nave reason to suppose shs, he NAV be
=, !, avg aoou. or concealed by those come Mons
Iii, ~ . -, ~ o. fo"hasan or Cumberland
WI 8ve me above reward if he is brougbt 70,
me in this place, or ter dollars e s,,,sd "
jan SO thar ImAy get him. ~ .
Arch,d. FreeIaod
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Arch'd. FreeIand.
Manchester March le. 1906. ,S

ny virtue OF a decd OF trust Ic
o. ts 20 'he lnbferiher BY Nsthsniei Burton. The.
ON Gay o. February lat for the pufpofe of feep-
ing deet cue TO Arthur Nupnery. snd I'll ebsr-
ges attending fns execution Of the tfpfl-sviiI be-
hovfer on Saturday the aath dsy Of or;i ns,.-
Tor the beiepr'ee tina, he Obtained in crop TO-
baeeo OF Nicholas inipeesion or 10 value h mo-
ney stthe eorrent cab price,
a certain Tract or Parcel ofLAND.
Lying. 10 The county on Buckingham, on b.,b
Edes OF the great eresk Of ssate rive,, eo,,,;r;r
two hundFed and ,wety hve acre., ard ad;o;n;os.
The Isnas ot Nathaniel Barron Barne, Nbnrery,
amin Burton. ] S''
JANIS MCRPAY.
Msreh is.A, lsos. Tfns''S.
toeA
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PRECIPIfAIE.

february 15rh, le05
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catholicks III ireland, as the event of sue
cess would probably ~connecs itself With an
entire change IN the Ecclesiastical state OF
the British empire.
The commercial state OF the West In.
dies, by the late transactions in that quar-
ter, is Becoming more favourable to the
United States of America. The late re.
s,ricsions In the British Island have been
attributed to the discretionary orders Of
the Governors.
From lMartinico, we learn that affairs
are returning fast TO their ancient state. In
regard To the churches In tbs island, pro-
vision is made for their temporary supply,
till the cures are furnished with their pro.
per pastors. Such parishes as are vacant,
must make a stipulated payment fol the
extraordinary iabours of the n~eighbourIng
clergy, till they have their own pastors.
This Arret, was from Laussat, the colo
NAL Prsfsct, 10 the past month. Another
Arrette from the Captain-G eneral, Villa
ret Ioyeusc, and the same project, re-
quirss tina the negroes be dismissed from
their military service. and ressoredt 10 their
masters on the plantations. II represents
that the expence, haze been enormous, and
urgent necessity obliged the expedient, bat
that in the preeent circumstance of the
island, and since the arrival Of reinforce
ments from France, and particularly sol,
diers and artifcers, it was fit to avoid the
expence. aud restore TO the fields the ne
groes which had been drawn from them,
relying, that should occasion require, they
might be taken again into the public sers
vice upon daily wages. The truth IS, the
negroes return again to the plantations.
This is consequent upon the last laading
If troops in the island. The French have
Suffered so much in 81. Domingo, that e.
very p.ecaution is TO be employed to pre-
vent similar events In other islands.
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BALTIMORE, June Z.

The schooner Ann, Dobbin. of this port
from Aux Cages Jamaica, has been Cap
tured by a French privateer and carried in
TO St. Jago.
Arrived, brig Betsy, Shillabaf, from
Salem.
Also, brig Sophia, Norman, II days
from the Isle of France. Sailed 21st
March. Left there, ship Indus, Mezick,
of Boston from Batavia, dismasted; Aus
tria, -, OF do. also dismasted; Eliza
beth, Page, for Salem, in FIVE days; CO.
lumbia, Dickson, from do. for Philadel-
phia, in 10 days; Phoenix, -, do. Is
days. Sailed in company with the ship Sal
ly, Mix, of New-York for Bengal, and
Fabius, Morris, Of and for Philadelphia.
On the 7sh April, eastward of the Cape OF
Good Hope, spoke ship American Packet,
Swain, for New. York, that sailed from the
Isle of France 8 days before the Sophia.
The schooner Commerce, for New York,
and America, for Boston, sailed 6 days
before the Sophia. The brig Georges,
Stocket, of Baltimore, sailed 6 days be-
fore for Batavia. Nav %, lat. %, long.
50, spoke a sloop from New London for
St. Barts. s1st, lat. 80, long. II, spoke
ship F~avorite, Kalhoun, from Antigua for
Norfolk, June 1. lat. SO, long. 70, ship
independence, from Charleston for Glas.
gov.
Also ship Mercury, Cary, from Varel,
via Dover, 40 days-Sailed from Dover
the nineteenth April. Left no American
vessels. The ship Louisiana, Clackner,
from Baltimore, sailed for Amsterdam the
| tenth ; the schooner Eliza and Katy, Of
Philadelphia, from Amsterdam, for Saint
Thomas ; passed Dover the 9TH April
Left at the Jade, goth March, ship Lavina,
of Philadelphia brig Catherine, of Alex
andria had been drove ashore by the
ice. and obliged to discharge her cargo to
repair ; brig New ersey, 49,, OF phlla-
delphia. Tue brig Olivia, of New York,
was driven ashore at the Goodwin Sands,
the 18th of April & was obliged TO put into
Ramseate with the loss of her main mast
and other damages, after paying a large
sum for assistance to get of. May 5, lat.
~, long 81, spoke ship VIM. from Charles
ton for Liverpool or Leghorn S1stlat Sc.
long 81. ship Mount Vernon, from Phila'
delphia for Barbados. June 4, lat. 81,
brig Albert from Norfolk, for Madeira.
No coffee to be had at the isle of France
or Batavia.
No late accounts had been received OF
Linois's squadron, the British squadron
was daily expected off there.
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NOTICE.
co T.

BosToN, May, 1865.
THE Subfc,iber RESPECTFULLY informs his
4 Friends and the Public, and thofc Gen.
tlemen of the Southern States who may Wifi this
part of the Continent during the Summer f@safou,
that the Hous known by the nane Of Coneert-
Hall, Gtuase in a very central and pleaanr part
of the town, %icorrer of Court and Hsnoyer-
freets) has been fitted up at a very great cx-
pence with the genteeIeR accommodation.
Thofc Gentlemen who may with for Boarding
and Lodging, it is prefumed cann,s find a mere
eligible and convenient Haufe, u a more gate.
full reception than ffom the prefent occupant OF
Concern Hall, whole aGiduity to ferve ttem'ihaH
exceed the l~ibcIaIity of their patronage.
T. WAITcoMB.
law IN.
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, =. country has already tv 1.os
E a,as s5s ise o@ss,srusssd By the British
essysrssso a, - his friendship for US Or
b r. r. oal e right. from repeating and and
@pseslo' !. - raDacisy and violence. Lesss
ksadlag o. strained by any opinion OF
ii is ns ass nation or the spirit OF our
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Umbrella Mandatory.

UmDTEIId MdnuTdCtOIy.
Umbrellas made. covered and re
pan ed, at the houfe of the tubfcriber, in ST. A.
faph fr.et, in the bef manner and on the mott
reafonable trcms. -.
Samuel Kirk.
June 3 law
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MARRIED last evening, by the Rev.
Thomas Davis, Mr.. GEORGE HeKEs, to
Miss ANN STREET, both Of this place.
Let thoie whom mutual love hath in wedlock join'd,
Be an example TO thofe who are 70 inclin'd.
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between unconditional submission, and al,
soiute Independence. ADD early took ,nea-
sures to prepare sortlie latter. At first
The idea was whispered in confidence. Hy
degrees IL Became more generally diffus-
ed, TIL al length il was directly and onsn.
~ advocated. The progress Of the public
sentiment, TO that necessary conclusion,
was accelerated by q Common Sense," the
most popular pamphlet ever published,
admired by PATRIOTS, WHO, with Samuel A.
dams, have reprooa,ed and Iamented sone
later publications Of the same author on
hesuoje 4 ofths Chrisuan religion. Bos-
ton and several other towns made serious
advances towardsa declaration OF inieuen-
dence, by their patriotic votes.-l2at W.
GINA was the fret Colony that set The ex-
ample. AS early as the | 5th OF May, l776,
their Legislature Instructed their dele
gates. to move the Resolution IN Com
gcess, and enforced their ins,ructions
by declaring that colony an indepen-
dent state, before The measure was saneii.
oned by congress. On the 7th OF June
the motion was accordingly made by
RICHARD HENRY LEX. IL was ably sun.
ported by JoHE ADAMS. Notwithstant.
ing many strong Objections, after far and
tnil discussion, il prevailed by vast ma
Jorlty. The dccia alton vas drawn by
TnoMAs JEFFERSON; who, in life figura-
tive language ofihs late DR.. SrILks, Pre-
sIdsnt OF Yale College. Sc poured the soul
ot the continent Into the monumental Act
Of independence.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05
Nr0m az Aailoaai h. eN.keneer.

An enquiry into the constitutionaIi,y and
expediency Of the general government
making provision Toe education and IN.
ternal improvements.
(ConfiHued. J
2. Another power given by the consti-
tuition TO Congress, is ".to rcQulafe cam.
neree with foreign nations, and among obe
sevrrI States"
il would, perhaps, revolt the common
sense OF toe superficial reader TO saw that
as a great portion Of the commerce car
red on between the several states viii he
through canals and turnpises, the power If
regulating this Commerce Involves thu, If
making canals and roads, or OF orescrib,rs,
by whom and IN what manner they shot,l5i
be executed. But let US, by analys;o,e H..
subject see whether the power to ree,,Is,e
does not so very far towards this o;ont.
suppose canals and roads tn be maf'e rn
der the authority OF the states. sunoo,e
numerous roads and Canals lead from a
'ge district Of interior country into ma.
riume state, whose ports are the on,y out.
's's Tor the exporialion'of the abundant
productions ofthe interior country. sun.
pose this state improperly sansted bv q
fegard to her own Interest, imposes an e
normous toll On al commodities carried
along her canals and roads, by whicb al.
ne Proh,s ofthe cul,ivator are taken from
MIN, and carried into the treasury OF tne
maritime state, by wliich the one :, enrich
ca and The other Impoverished; ; would not