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Mn s. MRs. PETICOLAS's
II C. II d e ~ 4.


MIR. p. lately returned from Phi.
lvl iadelphia with his family, respectfully
informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmond
and its vicinity, that he has removed to the com
rnodious house formerly occupied by Miss Rob-
bins. nearly opposite Mr.. copland's Office on the
capitol hill..in which he intends to open an A.
CADEMY forthe instrnetion Of Soung Ladies.
Mr.P. returns his sincere thanks 70 his friends
and the public, for the encouragement and pa.
tronage he has heretofore met with and hopes
from the general satisfaction he Has given, his
endeavors viii be crowned with success
Mr. cox, lately teacher in several Boarding
Schools in Philadelphia, will undertake the tut .
ton OF English Grammar, Eiocusion, Epistolary
otyie. History, Geography and Use of the Globes,
Mythology, Writing, Arithmetic. &c with eve
ry thing apper,aining TO polite English Educz-
non. together with Drawing and Painting.
Mr.. T. will attend to the furion of the French
Language, Vocal and Instrumental Music. on
the Piano--and Mrs p. 60 the branches of Ar-
uhcial Flowers and Plain Sewing.
II necessary, a Dancing Master can be pro.
b. Mr. PErIcoLAs Repairs. Times and
1eaeoss Tuning TIE, Primo FORTE.
,aINidT URES painted in handsome style.
ana good likepesscs warranted.
MIR. cox viii also attend Ladies and Gentle
men at their own houses, in the branches OF
Drawing ard Painting.
Ric6mond, l5tb Nay, 1905. 3w
b~7e 75e academy will open on Monday ,be
S7tbiesf--Ho Of ration from 9 to 2, and from
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PREFACE 70 THE sacirD EDITION.

THE Editor has not been disappointed in his
expectations of the favorable reception given BIZ
the public TO CURRAN's SPEEcHEs--No book
he presunes TO think, ever published in America
has sold so fast--Without newspaper putting.
OF personal Substitution, it quickly made its way
TO every state IN the Union
The indugent reader will have made due al
lowanee to the Editor, who had to ENCOUNTER ma
ny drfiicultiec IN his search for fit materials He
mad to collect them from number Of per sons at
the distance OF some thousands of miles. In a
country where Government is hostile TO the O
rator and his principles, and where it IS nolon.
ger safe to print. to speak, or even think in on.
position to the ruling powers-And, STRANGE
TO tell, the publication ITSELF erenin An,erica, has
mad to contend with political passions, religious
preJudiees, and national animosHies
II the Editor has not been able Z, reco,e;,,,
the jarring interests Of Politicians, or the eon,,a-
aifoTy tenets of Divines--what mortal man can
work 50 vast miracle i--conscious Of the burirv
OF ms intentions, he has the appreciation of his
own mind. The rapid sale of the book is a dc
c,sive- proof OF general appreciation; and men
OF impartial judgement have Acknowledged ne
usefulness, aud approved its merits, az mo, onI,,
exhibiting the extraordinary ialents of a o,es,
Genius, but also in developing the destraj,,s
consequences Of an evil policy, and disnlav;r,, 49,
pernicious elects Of ecclesiastical Intolerance
nc present Edition will be found more M;
form and systematic than the former one. An
that may have been thought irrelevant or ex,,,'
neoas has been omitted. and deal of new me-,
ter added or introduced. Amongst the add;,;on.
a. ar''eles, Mr. CvRRAN's speech on I. ord Hesd
iort.s trial, alone, mast be considered AZ ,;,h -
qs'si'ion TO this volume. Even those who are -
cined 70 give the fyisb Orator +" most peuurion.
ara reluctant praise" are now Obliged 10 Syr
sa@t ms eioquence IS not confined to one sus;sa
.''1s lsss brilliant on the side ofiniorcd yir,ue
Country. opp,eSsed
BC7e Subscriptions taien a, ,5i, o. os5esl
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ID UN away from the subscriber

I'd UN away from the subscriber
IN about the 18Th January last, negro man
named ADAM, a5out % years of age, of dark
complexion, about c feet high, has a small scar
or his forehead had on when he went away an
oznabusgs shirt, short Goa, and pantaloons of
blue plains. and common felt hat he had sundry
other clothing which it is supposed ne carried
with him, as they have not been seen since lie
escaped. lie was purchased Of mr. Gabriel Tut
near Culpeper courthouse, by mr. John Mullins,
about Is months past, of whom the Subscriber
purchased Immediately afterwards; the said fell
low has wife ar Dir. Clasgelt's. who resides at
Cuipeper courthouse; it is probable he may be
haTboured by his wife at this place. Whoever
will deliver the said fellow to the subscriber liv-
ing in AIbemarle county near Charlottesville.
shall receive reward of Thirty Dollars, or SCI
cured in any jail so that get him again Twenty
Dollars. JOHN CLARKSON.
2Sd Feb. 1906 If
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cASH m1 Sc given for
Twelve or Fifteen BOYS,
sfom TO IS years old,-Enquire of the Printer.

E'OUND, on Saturday the I'd inst.
Z a Red Morocco POCKET BOOK, which
the owner may get by applying to the subscriber
and paying for This advertisement
James Bootwright.
Richmond, March All, 1906.
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ADV Err IT'S ENTIE.NI

NM Ill be offered for safe. on Friday the 7sh
Gay OF June next AZ the dwelling house
In Hanover county, ofths lase mr. Samuel Sche
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All the Personal Estate
HAKT AND SOUTHlTA No.

CPPOSI1E roe Scale H,uss, az tbr Head off5e
- 5asnn. RiebmoHd--OFer for SHE. ON ,5s
lopest terms. for Cab, Produce, ar Mccotia5le
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-05
FOR SALE,
n TRACT of WOOD LAND.

a containing 100 acres more or less, situated
on Falling creek, in the county of Chesterfield,
about S miles from Manchestey. and adjoining
the land of Martin Baker, VIM Short and the
late VIM. Fowler The land is very good aud
there is good Mil Seat or il. The subscriber
is desrous 70 sell b. private bargain, but if that
should NOT be done, he will dispose Of IL az pubic
sale to the highest bidder, OH The 20th of J;iy,
at zacha-iah Brooks's tavern, in Manchester.
The land may be seen in the meal, time by ap-
plying 10 rhe subscriber ar Shady Castle. or Vii
liam Shorit, near the premises. A negro man
or boy. will be taken in part pay for the above
mentioned land.
May 90. 1905. ..
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TO RENT,
q bkiCk HOUSE, adjoining the
4 y old City Tavern, wei eaIeula,ea Coz =
Dry Goods Store Apply 20 -
A.. GO, Gallego, Richard < Co.
Hearly made PINS 705 sac hs5s.
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IN The Press, ard speedily will be
pubhshed,

4 FOREzvoIG ELOgL/ENCE.
Sketches OF Trials in Ireland for High Treason,
etc. including the Speeches of MIR. Curran
at length.
TO WHICH ARE PREFIxED,
II brief Sketch Of thr History Of ireland,
AND
a Biographical account of Mr.. Curran, with an
elegant engraved likeness of that orator.
SECOND EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
IL virtue ola deedoftrustexec,ted
AZ BY Johm Null, MS, jun TO me. 70 $50, ~
payInen' OF debt due Brown Riyes ?, o. .'';,,
DC soa TO the highest bidder, for read w'''
az " l','am M,ehie's. on THURSDAY the ,,ssp,,.
's'SH'h Gay OF June next, sundry Proner,v ~,
Che tract or parcel of LAND ly.
,ug ~ t,''s county, Coma aiming so aeres
~ amos OF Samuel Whims, fohn Rodsr ;,,1s
S One Negro Woman named I.ucv "a ' WI
MIC one Negro Woman named ss,s 20 oaa
iost w g'eSn named Betty, and ono Neero Eel.
'O~ named Dayy, &c. agreeable 10 deed of ,,.-,
,s,. Martin Dawson, trustee.
wilton, Alb. co. May oath. fs6s
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kokE away last evening a larve .tou, mad
a. blood bay H. X Sc. upwards of ave feet
hish. years oldlast spring, was shod all round
SPOUT TWO months ago, but some of the shoe.
may now be oif' he has large head and SIN all
eyes, trots and galops; if he has any Other uasLs
~ yn'oh ne might be distinguished. they are n OF
Ieeonee'eu. he had on saddle a good dea
r., Tn, VIM hogskin seat and plated stirrups.
me above reward viii be paid on iel;ve,vr
the horse and saddle to, the subscr;l,ers'
Pickett, Pollard s. Johnston.
Richmond. March S. 1905.
ne subscribers respectfully inform
ne'rifiehds and the public, that they have
received their
Spring dssortmsn, of Goods,
OF the best quality and latest fashions e. v;l,a;,r
pose OF them on the cheapest terms for "a IA ~
1[s i. CaHicoes and Laced Ganbrie Sbuvvis
Dimfies assprted ya,iou, Ii,a, N'''o y
Tx L,nen' India, Eaglisb, French
Ssro'' casin'e'es ana md Itdiian Silks
Cottnntr S.lk Rose 6e,t I;za '"'
eoloussa Iam6richs and Picat Yeiis and Pic Mic
faccH ditto. 5fi,ts
India 5zusi,as of The SIZE gioves ,br.cd lac.
,fystquality and edginp, =. -
Aais y coIourea Mar Bisct Grape. and
se,Hes General assortment of
Slosr7Se Glo:ss and Ca. Ribbors
s;rerrs Gold u siiver Bullion y
1D'eese's' edraIrcys and general assorfmeu Of
vefrsH I Lesborn Bonnets
1ea 1icfs and German Geutiemea's Lesborn
osndbrgs Has.
Together with number of other articles ton
tedicusto enumeIate.
JOHN MILLER e. co.
Richmond, 9th May, 1905. IF
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AsAe1s Jgsloa, raIrra 70 rnH
" ED IVES DIT JUNE S, 1906.
BENJAMIN DU-vAL,
III tie sign of the Colder INoytar,

Richmond,
IHASjust received very large and extensive
4 assortment of fresh MEDICINES. SIJK
CEONS' INSTRUMENTS. DRUGS& Dye
lSTUFFS, PAINTS of all kinds, OIL. VAR.
lNISHES, PUTTY. &c.
Also, 4 complete assortment of
+ HATTERS' MATERIdLS
coNsrsriNo OF
hattefs' irors Crude Tartar
Haywood Bason Irons
Copperas Bow.str;ugs (
Vifdegresse Lio;npe
Fustick c,ior,.
Spanish Indigo Tassel BaoJs
ono, Vi,rioi Rubbing Dishes
Aq. FORTE Stampcrs
Gnicksiver Trenchers, SC.
Which added to his Former Stock, completes an
assortment as that wa: never cquaIed, in his line
OF business,in this city
he thanks his customers FOR past favors, and
hopes to merit . continuation Of their custom.
His former attention. TO the quality of his Medi-
cnes, importing them in their crude stare. thar he
might be able to judge of their quality. and now
oer'ng and preparing them under his Immediate
inspection, have contributed to his present estsl.
e'ishment; and opposition he presusnes viii nor
relax his exertions TO give general satisfaction in
future.
Ills experience for more than II years past. as
Apothecary and Druggist in this cisy. added 10 a
small stock of Medical Information ACQUIRED he 4
fore, enables him, he thinks. to form a toeraSlv
corred Judgment IS to the quality of Drugs and
Medicines, although he cannot beast of honors
conferred on him greater than the confidence of
numerous and respectable custor,ers
An regard TO his wholesale prices. he promises
20 FURNISH eacn of his wholesale customers with
= printed price current. as soon as possible. and
teeis in their appreciation, know
ing tnat no one IN this state can afford TO ruler
sell INN. This he intends TO DO NOT to get
customers from them, but TO secure his own
Any articles that NAV be ordered ana not an |
proved OF as equality may be returned lin COCO
order and IN reasonable time
Richmond. May 80, 1906. fswswte>
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mo. Hi.
1.ro,7ork, Sep. 9th, 1904.

DIR, ~ = ~
The sufferngs Of innocent individual.
induce me to the hoer,yI now sake of sub
hitting the following staiemeu, to yoor
consideration ;@-E -
In the month Of June last, Iil.ps.chsd
the ship Hopewell. Preserved Sissor., n,as-
ter, and .he brig Roekland,
iAklns, master, ", h saissbls cargoes, DIS.
tined for Aux-Cayes, in the is'and of I.,-
.paniola; the former armed for defence,
with twelve six pound cannon. and two
twelve pauadsrs, with sma..a.ns, *. Ec,
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Of war, with which .ach vessel, are fa-.
nished, a. contratan ! articles. when the
vessel, have been thus equipped without
the authority Of the, nation TO which they
belong. =. .,4-.e..- TX
understand, sir,i that the .arnaneats in
question have, in fact, taken place under
no commission or authority whatever from
the government of the United States.
have, therefore, thought it ny duty 70
have the honor of making you acquainted
with the information that mas reached M.
on this subject, and, if the observa'ioi
which | have taken the liberty to make IL.
on It should harrilv De conformsbs to n
sentiments OF the American gvcrnme7,, |
Can sa.s!;' trust to ;nci- Justice, as well as
to their .le:tousy " Observing the most
strict neutia!isy - 81: present war, to take
suck measures as shaIi appear to them the
most proper for sufaressing the illegal pro.
ceeduss cdnIIiained Of on the part eftiose
iudiviGa1ts, ci1ixcns Of the United States,
v no shall appear TO Be concerned in them.
havs the honor to be, with high respect
and considerations, Sir,
Your n,.st obedicnt. humble servant,
fS;sned) ANT. MERRY.
The Hon. James Madison,
Secretary Of SAFE.
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Raeap1y Negro GIL.

Ran away, fto:a the fu5!cflbcr, cn
N,,du, the An OF t.o.u1r, Nt45' G'f''
r.nd ELSE: asca y years, a''2as Z tev' 7
!, ms h!gA--rh, is r,,s; crQap.d in Que car
70 X ~,;s hex ID. iaH,r,as alols2s, VIZ. A e''y
COATING iacSsy I'D caati 'inei together; aii'' a
SvsssIs ralr.r u ,,,~ ta- h.'s i'aed WI"
s,nn.l, a GA: snl j,css: o. t!a4 and w.r.;e
fri5cI clttaa; the il;a j,cSes an! CO., ~ere
i,inel t,s-thrr; a'fo, olae cloth P-sticoss,
VIA . grey caaun, body, b.ue f;tkins'.
W,0,y:G iL4u tax: Gri N.gra gill wishn,thc
diRcA, h,l have a reward OF E.GHr Dol.
Lars; Il taI:a \ sales from Alcx,nc.,i,
FISr3GN DOLLARS, ana 20 mics, TaiR.
TY DOLLARS, it ieelred IN ar seal 70 that
ST ~ 2saia.
THOMAS RICHARDS.
fSb'n,-y S.
\. 3. Ii is Is.'y faii N;5ro many be gone
10 the Go, cf Waih ayi,p, IS sae has an am.
there, O; ~ Mr.. B-ln,O e's p.shts,i9n; Gae be.
,ng vii a:all,a,ei S.tL his nssrocs.
- All a..ters o: YcG.is, w.sScacvs ana
otSsr, s.s io,-Sa,aci kap har3o,ms, employ
IN, OF cl.,y,as CT fad fave; under no les Pc
ralsy ta3n ,he extent OF tss iA~ made anl pro.
,id-d in fu i CAFES.
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THOMAS RICHARDS.
e. 4 soad BLACKSMITH uanted.

| have as good 2 ttand for Black
fniri that is god @oskmao, as any in the dil.
,ria OF Co.atassa. with a gasd fhap saa ies o.
tools; comfortable tsel,as houfe, and very
goa4 gard n enciofed; tia, viii e,ther resi o.
tals, fnta On mares, or Ga wages, as may be
roa ss,esaSie TO the applicant.
John Ball.
A,exaaasia c,u,,y, DiariaS I 49,,
Cs'sas.., Fsa. :, 1875. '
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{ OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
To the SENATE OF TIE UNITED STATES.

According to the desire expressed in
'yeur resolution Of the 2s:h instant, Iuow
communicate rsIorr Of the secretary Of
state, with documents relative to complaints
,asa;ns, arming the merchant ships and
vessels Of the United States, and tue con-
ducy OF the captains and crews Of such as
have been armed.
In: J.S:rssn.
Ian. 31st, 1865.
The secretary of state. towhom the'pre.
si.ient of the United States has been pleas
Cd 10 rercr;hr resolution OF the Senate, of
the 2s.h instant, ri Nesting that there may
he laid before the Senate such documenis
and papers, or other int .riHation. as the
president should judge proper, relative ia
the complaints against arming the mer-
chan, ips or vessels of the United States,
or the conduct Of shs Captains and crews OF
such as havc'hsen aresed-..has the honor
to annex thereto;
ist. A copy Of Letter addressed to
the secretary Of state, by the envoy OF Great
britain, Gated, on the 2ist OF August
last.
%. in extract OF liter 20 The same,
from tic late charge dc affairs OF France.
dated the 9Th hiay last, which was preced-
ca 8, t4glowed by o.hsr letters, and enu.er'
sailors o. .he sane gentleman, urging the
SUI; set rro1 tie attention of .ar govern.
r..:r.,. |, has been ais, urged, by he pre-
sery minister OF France, "a his interviews
VIM tie sccretar, q! state.
Orr Of he iuclosu, is alluded to in the
afrle- sad Later and extract tie olly au-
thrniicrtsd siatsment re!1tIve to the Cor
Duct If American private ar:acd vessels,
v nicn have been received AT this depart
rent, is contained IN the annexed letter,
from Mr.. George BafneweH Of New.York
and the document accompan, ing it.
ALI which is respectfully submitted,
fames Madison.
Department ofState, Jan. slssrso5.
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mo. II I

CalfICt era P1iff IfS'h 6ic LHIrPc dcS d|s
tairrs Of France. Gated 7th fay, 1901,
aaI addressed TO tte S1c' etaiy ofStass.
fTR&NsLATIoN,
T.nc underslSAed Is infora,e,l in man.
nsr, which leaves him no room to doubt
il, that the American merchants, who
pursue this cammerce tneanins the com.
'rnsrcd with ST. DomIng,l ,.lblicly arm, in
the ports OF the Jnited States, vessels
which are iatended 10 support by force a
traffic contrary TO the law of nations, and
to rspel the efforts which the crsisers Of
the French Republic ara authorised to
make in order TO preventit. These arma.
ments have slso for The II Object to cover The
conveyance OF munitions 10 the revolteG
OF that colony. sFhe government of the
United States CASINO, be ignorant of these
: facts which arc public the consequence,
thereof have already been manifested in
the West indies, where ;ae pioiic papers
advise that there have been actions bgtween
the Preach CRUISERS aad American vessels
carrying On this commerce.
In considering the matter merely under
the view oftar law of nations, i. il mani
fest tia, American citizens, under the We.
ry eyes of their government, carry On
private and parstlsri war against a power
with which TIE u ailcd States are at peace.
The undersigned woald be wanting in his
duty if ne did not v!ndicate, under such
CIRCUMSTANCES, the rights and dignity Of
his government which are openly injured,
and Il he did not call t'c attention OF Mr.,
II olson to the disagr~eable reRcesio,
Which the French government would have
a iight 10 make II tie silence of the 10.
Ga! authorities, respecting acts OF this MI
ture shnu!d be limited by the governmen.
Of the United States.
7 he trenca govern rc0t certainly could
not see without proiound regret, ;int
after hvvIng given TO he Uni.ed States tie
mos, lcarkedproo.s of the d4sir. TO p!a;a
the good understanding ofthe two nations
u,oa the Il, es; N m ovraDlc founda,ions, hy
abandoning national interests winch might
have eventually produced collisions, indi-
yiina interest should no~ De permitted to
campfoMi, this good Understanding. LIS
regret wouid be still much greater, ii,
wheu ta2 ii ;.,i.y sai he safety Of France
are openly injured in th- United States,
by their ci.izrns, the American govern
mem shouid preserve, requesting tn So
violations, slleace, which would ap2"ar
to oH-r an excuse, and even sor, OF en-.
enlargement. TO all the excuses which CT.
pi1.ty may attempt. Beside that the peace
.of the two nations cannot but be seriously
compromised by the proceedings of the III
digia la,s, and BY the repT'sals, TO wai:n
ti.ev g.as, nscessariiy lead, this state Of
things would laia:i,biy .end 70 diminish the
am:eable dispositions, which the two 60
.yeramsn,s wish 20 cultivate.