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Landstoysalsin B4eSnehGmeOunty.

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THE subscriber offers for sale the
4 following trace o. and, viz 1000 acres
beginning where maj. Charles Ysneey'sline joins
bis on James river, and Extend out to include the
above quantity, 90 zste l'ave out te lew grounds,
with sufficient iiniber 10 support it--AlsO, two
trsas on Sycamore island creek and It's waters.
Of four hundred acres sseh, adjoining the lands of
mai. Y aneey and the suberribei's; those tive
tra0s wsro formerly tie properly Of col. John
Hopkins of Goochland son the lower tiaa IS th6'e
TO be good Observation-Disclosures a trast on Me-
rsdith's creek of three hundred & eighty eight a..
erss. doinng the land, OF col. w m Perkins, on
which is 4 PLANTATION snlRsicnt n work FIVE or
Elk hands 10 advantage thriviug young orchard
IN bearing one OF Two yesrs, an excellent creek
running ihro' the pl7r stion on which might be
cTeAed Convenient ni,l ina wealthy neighbor.
hood she above LAND sbounds with very good
pine for buildiugs--Aso trs6 Of two or three
hundred acres below ohn Bsgby, senr's- on this
there is a small PLANTATION with excellent fruit
trees, and good siuatioR FOR a nib, fresh
broke the dam and eft the house which IS two
stories high, and =, small expense may be rur
in grinding order. The above lands lay convent.
ent TO Warminslcr, sld viii be shewn 70 any per-
son wishing to purcizsc, By the ptsprietor, and
the terms made known.
JOSEPH cABELL.
Buckingham Riptm, oih Sept. 1905. su
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NOTICE.

MI ps,sons inae5te 20 Ne1srs. HiHt5 ReG,
~ tate n esS- Canton, are bsveJy notified tbai r5e
mid NH e. Rea did fbe i0fb day Of .siy last,
assign and transfer TO Villas Hill of Nes5-11ork,
b. deed, for valusb!e confederation ftueis exb,es-
SEQ, their and each IF tbeir ig5fs, interests and
claims, il ard to ait5e bOots, detl Grroats, siOck
and property Of every deseyi5,on belonging TO them
az Farmers: and fdaf re sGid ygai HikIbaib daly
constifafea and appoinred koteyt Hi Of Mez1 Cam
ron, and George Var Of hicbvnond. biz jSinf atroy.
niSs and emPsvered fbess to eoiect and receive al
aebts DE to roe saiS Tate concern IF Hill 81 Rea
Far ibis purpose George VAR vii attend on t5e
fvssnr-eigbt5 day Of fL1 monf5. at Cumberland
eegftosse (bsing CART day) end on TOE eleventh dgy
of Ncveabr rexf ar 5sekisgb1ns eorf5osse, ar
sDbieb Places f5e debfoyfo zoe iafe concern of Hi,
~ Req are ,eq1esfedfo attend. and are beeL, far
bid mating payment OF tbe de5is due 10 t5e above
concern, to GnyOtber sSn or trrsons t5an tts sub
settlers. ROB7. HILL.
GEO. WITT.
RiobiHsHd, 12sb 9e. 1905 I'M
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DY virtue of deed of trust execu-
NJ ted by James Callahan TO me. 10 secure The
payment Of debt due Fleming Russell, will be
SOLD. TO the higl,ea b'rieer, for ready money,
at the dwelling house Of the said James Gala
ham, in tho town Of Manchester, on Tuesday
the fifth day Of November next, the following
PROPERTY. 20 ait: One negro woman nam
ed Vicey, three Cows and two Calves. three
Feather Beds and Furniture, thvee Mahogany
Beds,eads. one Mahogany Desk one do. Cbest
Of Drawsrs, half dozen Windsor Chairs, one
large Looking Glass, one small Mahogany fold
ing Table. one corner Black Walnu, ditto, and
sundry oheT articles Of Househoid Furniture,
expressed IN said deed. or 50 much thereof as
VIII be sufficient 10 Gisehafse the said debt, in.
tcrcst and costs.
GEORGE WHY, Trus,ee.
Richmond Ga. Odd. 1905. s.
a Ii persons having any claims a.
IA eaiosf the estate of VIM Warrcek. dc.
are requested to bring them forward without
dslay-- a Nd those indebted 10 the estate, are re-
q0estcd 10 make irluesia-e payment, TO
MARY WARROCK, hdrn'x
! oa. 2sd, 1905, 81
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MARSHAL,S SALES.

I'm pursuance Of a decree Of the
4 Court 81 the United States for the Eflh Cir.
chit in he Virginia Distria, pronounced at the
May Term, 1905, in behalf OF Jonn Tale and
Thomas Aston assignees CT kenny Martin, a
gainst James Vaughan, admir-. &c. Of Matthew
Vaughan dec. aud ssheFs,--Will be SOLD, TO
the highest bidder. for ready. money, at Pears's
Tavern. in the county Of Goochlsnd, on the 20sh
day of November next,
The following SLAVES, viz.
GLIB Joe, Ned, Trip, Cyru5. Peter, Parrot, Bill.
~, Lewis, Lewey, Carter, Phil and Porfeus
lTnalss); Nell Franksy. Lucy, Fanny, Judy, A.
ny. Dolly. Sylvia and Betty (females). OF so ias-
~ thefeofas may be sufficient 20 raise the sun Of
one thousand seven hundred and ssvoaty.six DOL.
J lars aid thirty -four cee,s, with interest one
thousand four hundYed and seventy nine and Gf-
ty-oae cents, part thereof al the rate Of six per
eentuu per annsul, from the 23d day Of May,
1905, and the expenses of sale.
BEN. MOSBY, d. M, for
JOS. SCOTT, M. v. ID.
Oacber ID. 1906. tbs
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JOHN HIGCINBOTHAM. Trustee,
Warminster, Amherst. Sept. 3. 1875. Avn

THE sale OF the above mentioned land spost.
poned until Friday the 9th of November next.
and only 1000 dollars viii be required in hand !;
for the balance an accommodating credit will be
given on the pundusl payment thereof being pro-
perry secured. joins HioolNBo rHAM.
Od. Sd, 1905. Nv
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10y virtue OF a deed OF trust from
x ? Thomas Calls, &c secure The payment Of
Nssisig sums Of marry ibeTeia sxprssssd, will be
SOLD. on the premises, for ready money, on
bfo0dty the 18th day OF November next, 4
III 4Cy or LAND, in Hanover county, for.
merry the property or David Anderson, Known
b. the nz yis of Anasron's Old Store, At present
occaPiei by The said Calls, containing G5t ID
acres, more Or iess--oT so much thereof - will
pay and SATISFY the balance OF 1851. Ia. iod. TO-
gsther with Interest still sue On tho said deed Of
tTusr--as Also the expenses OF cafying ,he same
into eae6.
CHARLES : MhcMURDo, Trustee.
Richmond, f,o Oes. 1905. IDS
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BENJAMIN DU-VAE,


At the sign Of The Golden Mortar,
Richmond,
IIAS Just received very large and extensive
L 1 assortment Of fresh MEDIC INES. SUR
GEONS' INSTRUMENTS. DRUGS & DYE.
STUFFS, PAINTS of all kinds. OIL. VAR
MS HE'S. PUTTY, &c.
Also. = complete assortment Of
HI TIE RS NATE RTALS,
coasIsTrNo OF
Hattets' Irons Crude Tartar
Loywood Bason Iron.
Co?pefas Bow-S,rings
Vmdegrease Linings
I Fustick Gallons
Spanish Indigo Tassel Bands
On OF Vi'Hol Rubbing Dishes
r. ho. Forts Stampers
Quicksilver Trcnchers, SC
Witch added TO his former Stock, completes a
assortment that WAS never equalled, in hi. line
of business. in this city
He thanks his customers for past favors, and
hopes TO merit 4 continuation of their custom.
His former attention TO the quality of his Medi-
ciaes importing them in their crude state that he
might be able 10 Judge of their quality, and now.
tering and preparing them under his immediate
inspection, have contributed TO his present esta.
biishment, and opposition he presumes will NOT
relax his exertions to give general satisfaction in
future.
HIS experience for more than l2 years past, IS
Apothecary and Druggist in this city added to L
small stock of Medical Information acquired be
fore, enables linn, he thinks. to form a tolerably
corred Judgment As to the quality Of Drugs and
Medicines. although he cannot boast of honors
conferred on him greater than the confidence of
numerous and respectable customers.
In regard to bis whoLt sale prices, he promises
TO furnish eacn OF his wholesale customers with
printed price current, as soon as possible, and
feels in their appreciation. know
ing that no one in this state can afford 10 UNDER
sell him. This he intends 30 do. NOT to get ohers'
Customers from them, but secure his own
ANY articles that may be ordered and not APP
proved OF as 10 quality may be returned il in good
order, and in d reasonable time.
Richnond, May so. 1905. (3wGwtf)
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BOETING CLOTHS.
A complies assortment of DUTCH BOLT
LING CLOTHS, surerlasivciy good; from,
the lowest No 10 sapsslac-.jrsi received, and
for sale by
NJ. 81 3. MYERS.
Richmond. Sept. 9th, 1905. IF
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JAMES TERNAN,

IHas ivsf rsfdive9 slffly effresh " good
n MEDICINES PAINTS MD MATTERS,
IVA Col oU2s--op niug at bis Corner Shop,
oppafite Col. CANDLES, with which he fasi! be
k1ppy 10 issve h;A numerous friends, on the ploa
raoterat- t-rrs. ~ Tic returns his fineere thanks
for the fasor Of thets eaiioni. III Sept. q.
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JUST RECEIVED,
Af JohS PuMTsEy's, Book. Bixae, e ,Sfafionsr,
Two hundred and hity reams OF FOOLSCAP,
L POTr and POST WRITING PAPER
He has also ON hand an extensive stock Of
8LANK BOOKS OF all descriptions, manufac-
tured from materials of the first quality, and Q.
very other article in the Stationary live.
Tickets for sale in the Second Class Of the
Richmond Academy Lottery.
OaobeT H..
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w. WAkDLAW.

rs now opening at his shop on the
IL Main s,,ce, in KThsand, opposite Mr. Tay-
or's Vendue Oihec, large Importation CT
M + d &c ] n + S,
Received directly from London, also general ass
tprtrnent Of SURG ECN's. {NS7-6 UlfEN7.S.
SH0P FURNITURE, NE PHI7IC AIR ma
CHIMES, PATENT, he DICfNES &c. &c.
lris his intention tokeep, at all times. a supply
81 Genuine Medicines. sufficient TO answer tie
current demand; which viii be sold low for each
or on the usual credit 20 those who Will give him
Sufficient assurances of punSlnality.
November Doth, 1904. wifi.
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NOTICE, that Jacob Nfichatx.
\ ' viii pesi,ion the next Assembly TO rai.-
he ferry rates from his own lands in Powha,sr
10 the lands OF samuel woodson. ip Oooei!ana
October ,. 1905 VET
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ID Y virtue Of "a deed OF trust execut-
A } TO us by John Christian, .jr. 10 secure the
payment Of debt therein mentioned due to the
late firm Of Dunlop. Pollok & Co. will be sold,
to the highest bidder. for ready money. ar Prince
Edward courthouse. On Monday the 18th day Of
November ncxr. fheing court day. a TRACT of
LAND, containing $50 acres more or less, lying
on the waters of Big Rough creek, in the said
county OF Prince Edward. being the land bought
by said Christian from Abncr Coffee, per deed
bearing date the 18th day OK May, 1903
The land may be viewed previous 10 the day Of
sale, by applying TO the said John Christian. jr.
Sasruei ~. Henable, I -,r,,,..
Peter Jobnsfon,
Prince Edward. 2Sth Sept. 1905. tbs
nd ENG about 20 leave Richmond,
Il 3 and anxious TO discharge every Just demand
against me, will sell atny house. opposite Bysd's
Warehouse. Friday the hsst day of next
month. at Public Auction, for ready money,
IS Likely Virginia born Slaves,
10 Feather Beds and Furniture,
A great variety OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture, ri
Riding Chairs,
Good Work Horses,
Excellent Milch Cows,
Together with the remaining stock of
GROCERIES.
Thomas Burgess.
Richmond, Oa. 4th, 1905 tbs
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III A NIX b O N d s
gFor sale at this Office.
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% 80.

n COUNTING ROOM, STORE
~ ROOM ard CELLAR, In y brick
susldins near The .Basin and nex dor TO Messrs.
Hart and Soa,hgate's. Enquire Of the printer.
iBth SElt. 1905. If
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FOR SALE.

OA. 91d. 1905.
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NOTICE.

a PETITION viii be present.
i h ed 70 The rfSt General ATsmbIy, praying
them TO pags lev, aufhorisiug the court Of thi,
couatY 20 ley money, Tor the purpoie Of bring.
ing ~ TIE fecorcs thereof, from March 1873 to
March 1909
southampton, Sept 9. 1898. SIN
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PRINTING PAPER.

65 Reams Royal Printing Paper,
for sale at this Office. Der. IL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-18
WILLIAM OXLEY

w u A. A. - IVA N/><A - - - $685..
HAS ON HAND,
R,b;eb be suiIi ai(psls Of on ftrms advGatsse'st
to The ParcbQjsys, tor eaj@ Or fnotes,
TIE following Articles VIZ.
supedsne aniieeond CLOTHS
Kesfeymeres and fwahdowns.
Beafikips and fearnonghts
nlrauts and calhnaucoes
Bombazets and Wiljbores
Common and 5oii'd camblets
Silk, cotton, and worried hofery
Enghh extra long fix gl9ves
Silk twiff, and thread
Diaper and common tsifsss s.
Paper and pound pins
White and printed marleiles
Laces, edgings and gihups
Elegant black and white lace veils.
Patent do. do.
Satin peelong and ELK handkerehiefs
a., o.S, and 90 Cambrick muhina
India Jacouet do,
Fus,ians, buc,Irsm, &c. sc.
ALSO,
A few bales Of Negro Cadaies, and one trunk
elk and Gotten liags. d
January Z.
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Alexandria, July rs.
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Mackarel. e .VNliRey.
/ c. S T.

L c. S T..
o. Wednelaay, the 10th Infant, between the.
Branch Bank Q: Wilmington and Alexandra,
z BILL, drawn by Mr. Joba Pvudft, df.
4 n Norfolk, on Mr.. Bxlt, Coeke, OF Wafh-
ington, for 500 dollars, dated Norfolk, z5th
day of June, at 90 days, in my favor; accepted
z9'h, an endorfed by me.
Any perfon having feaad this Bill will be
plealcd to depofr il at the Branch Back, in
Warrington, or deliver it to ihe fabfcrber.
TIE payment being topt, It can be of no uie
to the finder.
William Hodgfon.
Alexandria, July Il.
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pubItt Salt.
On FRIDAY next, |

IN FRIDAY next,
- ,;ll be fold at the VenduesStors,
FSl' r u M
-. ,oa~0l,. French Brandy in pipes.
.G G.a ,,.r nj Appl. Bandy 10 bis.
s.,,, i Shd,, ,isrcos aad bis,
); &C.,; s. & s,,,, s., nj !. boss,
n uIi and dips Candles J
: ,;;sa. n kegs, boxes and jars,
T,,,iaksgs and trails,
o ~ Ware 10 crates,
In HIol1lusEHOLD FURNITURE.
&e.--ALso,
1 Variety of DRY GOODS.
among which are
clo,bs. Ceasings, Kerlemeres,
NM. Plains, Ketfeys, Negro COttoas,
Co.'s, E!sSieka blue Ftiezes,
cs'aaucces, ROfIels, Yarn Stockings.
cSa,s.s and ca!licoes,s
Fin Linens, StlsGa do
laabusss and Ticklenbarss,
Ms,la. mi Muslin Handkesthists,
'Iah, MusIias and fa5iez Clothes
Uanaaaua Handkerchief.
coIMfa Threads, Hats and sanary other
,'' Philip G. Neffsllfr.
Dee, 9n
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POTOMAC COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual.
/ y, Meeting of the Stockholders of the Poto.
mac Company, will be held according to law ae
the U"ion Tavern in George Town, on Monday.
the 9Th day OF Auguf next, on which location a
full meeting of the prop,ctors - requeacd, when
the proceedings of the Board, Of Directors, toge-
ther with the dibuftments OF the Trealurer iince>
the laa general meeting, will then be laid be-
fote them for their confederation.
By order Of. the Bead,
,7oGph Carleton,
Treafu,cr Potomac Company.
George July 9. lIo) dsA
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'eht SERVANT,
JOHN RHEA.
-; ~; q ~ a-ss--
N'0" me NJ y Commercial advertiser.

You viii be little surprised, Mr. Editor
Al the reception Of another letter from o,,.
so soon. did not imagine tina, INV frisrJs
would begin to wake up at such interva,s !.
Du' as ~ 'ns natural, so it is often in The
moral world. A volcano bursts tbrous,b
'ne hrmest strata, and swallows nm evspy
thing within its vortex in like mao me- =
nsreeant' after he has once met ser;o,,s
Ioss' ieeis the conclusion in eve,v ,hin~ -
oous alm' IS reduced from one shin 70 ano.
s" ., ~ rapid and terrible fall at each, I'LL
""a'ly ne calls 10 scepticism to his relief
persuades himselfthat sll men are yil,a;os
sna resolves to retain ths goods Of others
W MS possession I'LL he can bring tbem 70
secep. small part of then, or to believe
-, ,noS we casnai'ies which have happened
70 n'm are an adequate compensation for
voc respective sums which may be- owiag
10 them.
one merchant seldom fails alone. He
Df'ngs down others, who have depended
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upon his honesty and good fortune, witt
him; andshe links in the chain of int
gritty are suffered to rust in an hundred
hands.
There are few, in this age, who pretend
TO deny that interest has more sway over
the minds of mankind, than any other a.
gent that can be devised for the govern
ment of them. There are few, also, who
will deny its great tendency in the forma-
ton OF a creative and enterprising genius.
These positions being admitted, what
held has'the merchan, to flourish in, who
il nnprincipled and Dishonest How ma
ny incidents occur in which he may profit
by deception !--How long may he deceive
undiscovered How fatal is such success
to the plans OF others, aud to the eternal
welfare of his owl SON!
In this have enclosed letter from the
Hon..Profens Ledger, who GREW mad some
time before Iack ETisi,n. You Will be kind
enough to give it a perusal and, if you do
not ind too many OF what he calls % men.
"a! and verbal errors" thinl, it would be
well enough to publishit for tie benefit of
Others In that case, you viii please to
introduce it here.
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pro often %. an''ss ace pa.o, hose wac
pay tAe.r share are Compensated eitherhy
the nigh price of the Articles they tbcn
scsySs proeocc OF ny ,;ie low prize OF ,hose
WHICH they purchase from the gcrmer.
These eH>cts are SO we'll understood, that
da9ss ON articiss OF general consumption
are a'tnoss universally considered as the
most equal that cen be laid. As then they
are drawn equally from all ranks OF the
people, anu as they operate equally on all
parts ut he u.,ion, they would, seem to
c1aatitu,e the natural fund for all ob;eeis
oil ssenerai nature, whether obey consist
III ;H'rIdinp t@ use general defence, orin
promoting The general welfare.
(To BE ca xTINUED.)
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We Understand. that independently OF
the articles which regulate the terms of
peace with the Bashaw of Tripoli, the ar
engagements of the treaty are extremely
favorable to the United States. The Tor
mcr are computed in the Is,, Cd and Sd
articles, which in substance sunulste the
mutual delivery of prisoners, and The pay
ment Of $4,000 dollars to the, Bashaw, in
consideration of the number in his hands
exceeding, by the computed number of
goo, those IN the hands OF the u. States /;
that the U. States shall, as a couse-
quencc of the peace Withdraw their forces
from the dominions oi Iripon.; that they
shaii use the means oil persuasion 10 in
drcc the brother OF the i}ashaw 10 do the
ike; th-t they will cease TO furnish sup
Plies TO the subjects OF Tripcii IN hos,iii-
~; and that the Bashaw shall deliver up
10 his brother his wite ard chIldrcn, IN
case of his Withdrawing from tho Gomln,-
ons OF Tripoi,.---i6.
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PaoM NoaroLs,OcroBEn 4.

Yesterday arrived here = gentleman from
Nantz, which place be left on the 10th
Aug. He vas passenger in the ship Rosa,
captain Balm, for this port, but Obliged to
put into New-York in distress.--The ship
Portland, Calender, sailed The same day
with the Rosa for Philadelphia.
We have seen letter from Nantz, to a
Commercial house in this place, dated the
i6.h of August, which says" Markets
are getting much 6efter--epcry thing til
france in an utroar--and CoNrIsENTAL
WAR INEVITABLE"
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a letter from 5,ockbridge, to the Ed,-
tors, daied the z;h instant says, "lf yon
think proper yoa may mention ip your pa
per, that man q may with more propsi
cty soy Disnsfsr in human lorgD) bv the
name Of Ephszffn Wheeler, Of Windsor,
80 This county, tbs day received the dread
fnl sentence Of DEATH, at The Supreme
judicial Cour, nov sitting al Lenox, for
committing the abominable. disgraceful
uanaiural & urheard Of crime, oil Rahe >
on the body OF his oSvn daughter ~! n
girl Of only I3years OF age lit appeared
in evidence that this was the third time
that he attempted the same crime, the two
later times lie sUcceedsd---tIe first he did
not, ] attended the ,fisl lit lasted %
hours---thc crime was fully and substunti
ally proved 10 the satisfaction Of almost
every onc--(,here were at least 1000 spec.
ta'ors) though Wheeler yet persistsin his
inndcerce. The jury without leaving their
seats pronounced him GUILTY. (, his is,
probably The only instance Of the kind that
has ever occorred since the world began
--wcf might The Judge excIaim when
prone oncing dc sentence or the Law, that
he (Vheeler) IS had added new crime TO
the catalogue Of crimes"
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On Wednesday arrived in Hampton
Rosds bound to City Point, the ship Suf-
fox, capioin Bryant, from London. On
'se passage a melancholy circumstance
occurred TO captain Bryant, which bad
nearly occasioned the loss Of the vessel
snd every person on board.
Oge of the shippers Of Goods in Lon
Con, had sent on board a case Of Aqua
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Adviccs have been received from Lon.
don by our government, as late as the 9th
Aug. wtea our miHi,tcr had Introduced 10
TIE attention OF the British government
the subject OF the recent captures OF our
vessels under pretext OF their being en-
gagged in an illicit trade between the Eu-
ropean and colonial possessions of the enc
mics of Great Britaia.-.Nd,. Intel.
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On the 28ih uil. an election was held in
the several counties OF pennsyivania. tor
inspectors 81 the ensuing Geberal Eiecli-
on. The inspectors are the Objects who
receive the votes, and sre chosen s,y the
same Citizens who elect the Governor aid
members oftne legislature. sss
The Ame'icsn Daily Advertiser states
that IN the CITY OF Philadelphia The candi-
dates friendly MKean succeeded in eie-
ven wards, end those friendly 10 Snyder in
three; and tina, the votes given for the
former wete 1923, Tor The latter DOL
That IN. the Northern Liberties, district
OF the county Of phiiadcIphia, the candi-
dates friendly 10 Snyder had sol votes,
and those friendly to M Kean, 377 votes.
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RlC'HMOND:
RICH NOND PRICE CuRKENT.
CONNECTED WFEKLv.

The President of the United States re-
turned TO the City OF Washington on
Thursday from Monticello.
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IHTERa9EhrTS

In the different burial grounds Of the
City aud L'bertes of Philadelphia. for the
las, 20 hours, ending October al IL o.
clock--Sl. t
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~-k* Ia Lectures in the Co.iege
OF William v MAp commence, as usual, on the
third Aionday in OGo5c.
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A late most curious document OF reli-
gious history has been given 10 the world
from DR.. Ashbury, Bishop of the Metho-
dist Church. IL relates to Tive increase of
that religious sea within IS years. IL
announces, that in The United States and
Canada, 10000 persons were in their fell
lowship, and that one million did attend
10 their ministry,so as In Include Sc
ven;h part of the whole population Of the
United States. We csnnot say how ac-
cnratc this general statement may be, but
we may pronounce us success in America
has been unexarnpied. II has in hmeri-
ca 400 travelling preachers, and 1000 10.
cal preachers. II processes to have pro-
fied much since the conference in May,
1902, and to have held two or three hun-
dred extraordinary meetings, with grea.
effect. Z Salem Register.