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THE BROAD.ROCK FAIL pACPc

THE BROAD-ROCK FALL RACES
WI commence on 4Nonday, HE lib day of OgoBcr ,,,
HE firli day will be run, the greateit and moo
Hterei.ing match race ever run in America, be-
tween MIR. John Tayloe's horfe PEACE MAyrv :
years old, carrying slbs. and Mr. Balls colt Flo.
RIzEt, years Old, carrying loGlbs running mile
heats for 5000 dolls.
The End day-the Jockey Club Purfe of 400 dolls
mile heats.
The Sd day--the Proprietors Purfe of 600 dole
mile heats, carrying weight for age agreeable r.
the rules Of the Jockey Club
The money run for each day will be placed in the
hands Of the Judges.
There IS alio to be run, after the great match race
the fame day, another match for 200 dolls GnsIn
''''e' WIN. BALL,
Proprietor of the Field
~ The uf,lal toll will be collected at the care.
eaeh day racing All Perfons reqnefted nor to
will De ihot without refpcd to the owners.
Broad-Rock, September 10, 1905.
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1879 Ss3t. (ep 44v. J

ME fuhferiber is authorized to barter FOR other.
wife dlfpoe of, a very valuable and productive
property IN the upper country, which is elti,nated, bv
the proprietor, to be worth between so and 10000
dollars, bu, he will be perfectly willing that its cam
value !iali be adjudged by difn,ereaed men
Virginia Bank hock will he taken i'll exchange. and
very liberal price allowed
Inc above mentioned property is & iated in heal
thy country, about 100 miles abov. This pl,ce ,r-
within 10 miles Of James river.
THOMAS NORvELL.
AuguG 23-Uf.
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MARSHAL,S SALE

T., virtue OF decree Of the Court of the IJci,ed
- States Tor the Fifth Circuit in the VIRGINIA D;,-
''ic'' pronounced in May laft between John Somer-
va rlain:h, and David Rofs defendant:
Will bE SOLD on Iueiday the l 5th day of oc-
"ber next to 'he highelt bidder for ready money 20
much of the 1ra9 Of Land in CheNerGeld r,,;,'.,
commo"'y called the Falls Plantation, as will be f,.
Client TO rA.ie the UNI eff two thouGlnd one bnndrsd
and twenty ore dollars and 81 cents, and the CO s Of
iut and OF iaIe The point at which the pnreb,fer
IS TO begin his iurvey and the direction in which he IS
20 'li MS lines VIII he delignated on the day of fle,
winch ia!e will be had on the premifes.
JOSEPH SCOTT, Martial Y.D.
sept. 90, 1905. ertds
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NOTICE.

= virtue Of 4 deed Of trul executed 70 me r,
- john Keh", Ito feeure the payment Of a debt due
ny him to John and William Eel, Hial!. on the llf
saturday II OAober next at the houfe of TN. fad
John helio, in the upper end OF the county Of Cum.
.eriand' proceed to fell 10 much Of that valuable
f'rm, Containing $50 acres Of Land, On which he
now lives, prbeet to two prior deeds Of trui) as viii
fSy .hs iun due to the fad John and William Bell,
Of about tx hundred and if,T pounds. vyitb Io,, 49,;
terct thereon, for the benefit Of Iohn Eppr,.
CREED TAYLOR I'rullee
Sept ~. ertCs
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NOTICE.

! diiiclved by its limitation on The fourth J,r ar
TINS Preient month--Ihey are thankful to liberal
public Tor the flare patronage they have eAperjrn-
an thoie who have claims on thar firm. will peare
can on L. JoePh for payEient-and all thole ipdsbt
ed Will p!eale make payment to him.
l.. JCSEPE,
T. b. KEERSHEEDT.
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J.. JOSEPH, who will continue the buGper, in
his own rane, informs the pubic, that on Tu,fl'y
aid Wedneiday the 24th and 25ih of the preifi,
month; aud on Ghurjay the Sd, aiio on Tue,,ay ard
Wedheiday the 9Th and 9th, and on Tuefday & wa.
neiday the 9Th and 10th Of October, his Epre will
be NUT as on Saturday, according to the N1c!aie IN
''ntion.-Any other time he will have plear,re in
"''tn& on liberal PubIc, and lolieits continuance
s,'.I ''vo'rS' l.. JOSEPH
Sepf. II.
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COMBINED FLEET.

capt Hammond, arrived yefterday, from Brif
to'' informs, that on the 10Th of AuguA, in Lar
~, 81 long II, 5, ne was boarded bv an Enelh
Lord Melon bad fallen in with part of tb ,,'"'
b'ned French and Spanih fleets, and "a fnred
''e IA" " '"e Nne' BET. Gax.
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THE TREASURER

D the Broad-Rooii Jockey Club takes this method
- To iH!orn tho!e delinquent members, agreeable
TO an order Of the iad Club, that he l,s aJverf;C.
the names of thofe who fail to pay up their depouen-
eies to him or to Mr.. VIM Ball who is authorized .,
receive the fame. Iie hopes they will be pointed in
Paying up Iher iubferiPtcn on tie frR day Of tLe
BroadRock races '''
THOMAS CHEATHAM, Treafurer.
September 10, 1905.
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IOIN TOMPKINs.

u As iul received afrefh fupply Of OLD COG.
! 4 MICA BRANDY part Of the fame fbipmen,
Df his former parcel.
ALTO, few bids. Of ANTIGUA RUM. of oood
quality.
lie has on hand, parcel Of BEST FRENCH
EAMBRCKS. The whole 81 which, he offers for
iale very low for oaG' or or liberal credit.
Augu1 iC. GaD
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EUROPEAN JntsiIieestec.
LMSURRECT1ON ar HLCIERS.

We b0Os accounts BY tie qvay Of Salem,
Of an important igftrrei7ion in Algicrs, and that
1t continued to rage on tie Sd Of 5uiy. n Bor-
@eaHs paper Of the ltt IF Augwf, received by
capt. BsHDfoRD, contains the faliozving article:
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RICHMOND, FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER A. 1905
EdEUHBLE LIND
I'M LOVISA COUNTY-EOP S1LE

IN LOUISA CUUNIY-FOR SIZE.
PURSUANT to deed of Trult, ex.cu,ed bv 10
L fab Bingham, to iecure the payment of zoo dol
lars. interett and charges due to Yean,ans Smith will
be fold at Public auction for ready Money on the 7,h
October next, at the Eagle Tavern in the city of
Richmond, between g and I o'clock:
A certain TRACT OF LAND, lying in the CONN.,
ty OF louifa, on both fdss of Reedy Run, adjoining
the landsoi David Morris and Samuel HanloI, con-
tanning 800 acres, by late furvey
E ToHN nu Sskh; n,s,e,.
Auguf 80. (tds)
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TO mILLEss, OWNERS, AND MANUFACTURERS
OF FLOUR.

OF FLOUR.
NE Ia6ltriber Informs bis friends and tie
- Pn0!ie that be has PHrebGfsa tire .Rock Of
fTeHr6 Barr pieces from Mr.. 7bomas Donoyan,
ana bHt again commenced tie maxine of BURR
null STONES rear the bqfn et'ike canal, and
o9p2fte TO Ire Hay Scales, svhere he has a Larpe
q'fN@tftr otmaferial5 and expects future cogQ.iat
JuPphe5.
TIE 6HjineG qciNb carried on By tire beR zvork-
nen, and 7viH6s roMqaniiy attended TO By bi,nGIc
1'f eFPerieasee he has lad ndneeJ him 10 briir7s
f3Nf re qOiH be H6le 10 glue general E7.i!fatIion
He aho bo3ss that bis old f-iend5, ard tte tnbEe
FriH again ftOor him qOitb their commands.
Berg evsH acquainted zuitb toe ,uanpfaTtu-
ing 81. Row, be -rW gi1e tbe tmrbajer5 ofRoues
t7e 0$F hjorn0tion boav to PIT tie Rone5 to 7vork
10 Gdr'Hntage-0na evM AAo ebnle fo,. tb,6 qvbo
6+hTs IT. Boiling f!ot65 adapted to quality oftbe
STOKES.
JOHN M00Dr.
1870 N,by J
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Fills & 1ILIN

IT AVE juA rectiyed--ss b,gs COFFEE, p;pes
4 l. OLD BRAZIL WINE Of very hyperion quail
ty, and P'Ie C0GNAC BRANDY, which they
WIZ leu 10" 'or can. OF OH mort credit.
Sept. ~. epa,y
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w. Q. DRUMMOND,
HENRY HOVFY.

'IIE Co-par,nehip Of KNOTT K pRuMMoNp
4 is, by murual content, dilIoived This day. All
PERKINS having demands aaainit fd firm, and thole
Indebted there:o, requeRed to call on WM. c.
Dranmon1 & Co. foE immediate le;,lencnt.
WALTON KNIGHT,
". {. DpUNiMOND.
CANber ] (tfJ
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Captain Rowland, of the Nip Minerva, left
Amiterdam on The Goth of July, at which time
the infantry and cavalry intended for the deficient
on England were embarking with all poGible
expedition All the fhips of war, excepting the
Revenge, new hip of - guns, were in readi-
quit Neu dep to make room for the trsnfoorts,
Mere. HdU.
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NTLIT/iRT CER7IFIC/jTFS.

l'oR SALE, Certificates Of this Fate, bearing in
tereit OF per cent ard receivable at the 1'rea-
iJ all arresrages of taxes, prior tothe year d.
WILLIAM PRICE,, Caihr. GeIl. N. A. S.
May 10. If.
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BOLTJNG CLOTHS.

COMPLEAT alfc7tnent of ben Dutch Botr.
4 4 fN5 CLorns, jut r:eeiyed--ror lale bv
NJ u Il. MYERS.
September 10. (eptf.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

UTSoULU HON OF PIX INERSHIP.
ME Co-partnrrhip o! WM. c. DRoMmoND &
Il Co. is, by mutual content, This day diliolved
al perfons having demands agants the faid firm and
thcFe indebted thereto, der-d call on either of
the fIb!crihcrs for (ettement.
w. c. DRUN1MOND,
HENRY HOVFY
p. s. They offer FOR fe, their preient STOCK
Of GOODS Cd hand, and viii give up "a he purchai-
er the eligible Aand now occupied by ,hem Immediate
iy.
October /. (ertt)
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BOARDING IN WILLIAMSBURG.

A III, time when the corrGe uit1ally commences at
1 Z William 3: Mary College isfat approaching, the
ro'efiber informs parents and young gentlemen that
he weonsirIe receive boarders on terms as mode
rlte ., circumstances will allow. 1t will be his peen-
liar eids.vor =" eonbne iaisfl4ory accommodations,
with internal decorum and pronriet,. Beiide other
recommendations, his houCe pofeT-s the advantage
OF being almoi contiguous to TIE college.
Ed; CHEMTNANT.
Williamsburg, Oaotcr l. (5t.
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The funds of the 'socie,y.--ib.


BY letter from Or. DE CAnko Of vi.
emma, to DR.. JenDer, il appear, lhat The
bills of mortality in that capital, for the
year 1904, have produced but two iu,tao.
stances OF death by small pox, and ,hess
victims caught the disease a, a great dis.
lance from the city, and were brought ,b,-
Their. Vienna was subject to The most ex-
tensive ravagcs of small pox, unit, they
were thus happily suhdued by the powers
OF the new 'noculation. II is hoped that
those who oblect to the vaccine practice,
will find in this remarkable instance, an ir-
resisiible argument as to its perseS, secu-
rity. II is TO be iamented that this is now
The only country where any doubts Of his
sort are entertained, the continent being
Far above US in the effeetual extension of
his proyidentiai discovery.--ib.
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PETER pLNDxR.

DIR. Woilcott, better known by Fefer
Pindar, called one day upon a bookseller,
at Paternoster Row, the publisher OF his
works, by way of enqnirirg into the lite
rary and other news oil the day. Alter
some chat; the Doctor was asked to take
glass of wine with The seller OF his wis
and poetry, Our author consented to ac-
cept OF little negus, ~ an innocent morn
lug beverage when instantly was pre-
sened to him a cocoa nut gc5ie., wiihtbe
lace OF man carved on il. ..Eh! eh 20
saysthe DOCTOR, +" what have we here 20
-" mans skull" replied tie .boclSsel-
Ter; "a poets for. wbsI know."--s' No
thug more likely" rsp!i. d the face,ious
Doctor, for ~ is ttnipersaily knosus, thos
ALL yon 6oekselers drink yOnr syine from
OUR skuiis.''
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Custom mouse =omcess VINO nat gone uv~ !
Tor the purpose of taking the papers on
beard the sch'r. went long side, were =,
first forbidden to come on board; Wills,
the British midshipman, (pointing 70 !
particular mani ordered him ON board |;
he>Fcfasing they lashed him and ano, her
man round the neck aud dragged them on
board the brig, q, length the custom house
officer was suffered to come on board, af
ter relating the circumstances demaoded
q reason for the ,chooner's detention, aud
informed them they were underth Ans
riean flag aRd had the vessels register and
peoples projections the lieutenant dam
ned their nag. register and projections.
and ordered all of them, except two men
they had dashed, on board the Soat. The,
captain Of the schooner requesting to see
the custom house officer received violent
blow from one Of the British. - Through.
the intercession ofthe gentlemen of East
port and st. Andrews The two men were
released, after having been IN prison three
days; but the vessel is still detained at St.
George. The conduct ofthc British Off
GERS towards our eoun'rymen, would dis.
grace an Alserine.-M Hamh. Gax.
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AL IN TIE WRONG.


As the federal papers are in the habit OF
finding fault with every thing done by the
general government, they will certainly
hit upon whatever is wrong. I,would be
miraculous indeed il under any human go
vernment all should be right; but we con,
tend that nothing goes wrong by sysfen, as
nearly every thing did under Mr.. Adams
administration. The whole 10 now calcu
lated and intended for the peoples good !;
not for that of half dozen aristocracies.
That government which ranges wealth,
pride and religion against the rights ofthe
body Of the people, neyer intends to COM
pass the people's good.
Every government, must have energy e.
nough 10 carry itself into effect ours has
enough for that purpose; but energetic
government, so loudly demanded by the a.
ristocracies, is a government, in which the
energies are TO be exercised BY themselves
on others. The body ofthe people never
cry out for energetic government, and u
ali the federaIists in the United States
could be gathered into small compass, as
they might now be, and were to- form go.
vernment for themselves, il would have
very liule energy in it. The business OF
energy depends on having great many,
on whom 10 exercise it.-Ame. Mercury.
Many and various aseshe conjeetures re.
speeding the destination of the combined
fleet, since their leaving the West Indies
that those who are fond OF conjecture, may
have some data to work on, these dull
times, we have collected the different lati-
tudes and longi,udes they have been seen
in,that our quidnuncks who are able, may
work traverse and dnd out their destina.
ton.
June Q, left sight Of AntiguaIat IL. .. Ion 50
10, were seen in lat. IT, 80, Ion. 60
%, do. do. IS. So, Ion. 50, %
BY the above there appears little casting
in their course, but good deal Of north.
ing, and IL i, is as said, Lord Nelson stood
a NJ. f. course, il is no, probable they will
meet very soon.--Pbl L. Amer.
A sch'r. from MarbIehead, command
ed by capt. Smithhurst, drifting out Of the
harbor ofPassamsquady whilst her papers
as usual were in the custom house, was
mei by British armed brig, who sent her
barge on bsard and took possession Of her.
Some gentleman from Eas,port and the
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EXTRHcTrRo4 an GRAFTON, firono4h
ced at Worcester, July an, 1905,

BY DANIEL WALDO LINCOLN, A. b.
GAM RIGA pursued her course re.
joicing. Implicitly confding in her DO.
litical guides, she followed their wander.
iugs unconscious. She sported within the
jaws of the pit, needless of danger, till
warned by the growing shadows OF i'm
pending darkness. The mists of error
and delusion encompassed her about. Ere.
quent snares beset her feet. Conductors
more wise rescued her from destruction,
and restored The lost Eurydice to light.
"The enemy came, and the sentinel
kept at his post. The spoiler was at the
gate, and the Waterman loitcred in his
patrol. Well nigh, was our citadel be.
irsyed to the foe by rem ssness, and our
liberties made the booty Of lawl-s. amb,-
ton. Well nigh, with toll and blood, had
we ereeted splendid trophy Tor remorse.
less tyranny-Was Liberty wooed & won
TO US with smile, that we tolerated the
impious PROCLAMATION Of her altsrsi Were
our treasures of so little price, that we le {,
them ungusrded SHALL 7 svaken in YOU,
ears the cries of the wounded. the eroan.
OF the dying, the shrieks Of violated ohas
liiy, and the screams of murdered helm
lessnessf Shall call to your view, towns
he prey oil hungry flames, aud VILLAGES
the victims ofraysge and devastation, viii
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p a denomination calling themselves
Christians. From the beginning OF the
meeting attempts we're made TO create
coifusl0n, and not without some Success,
! The benefits which rewarded tl,eir zeal,
are represented reah but are no, given in
! the general account. The account SAY 5,
the wicked erected a, tent bard by, and
fosmed out wrath and malice; called up
on the constables, tried to seize falling
woman and undertook to whip preach.
err dressed themselves in womcns' clio h
ing and employed black and drunken
men to pray, in derision hoo,ing like owls
aud bowling like wolves, aod in The woods
initiating savages. We leave the account
without any remark, before the public.
(Salem Rcsisfer.J
The Paris honiteur says, that (" an ana
bassador from Me king of Persia had ar.
rived at Cons,sntinople, TO complain of the
conduct OF pacha efthree .ails, who re-
fused TO supply with provisions Persian
army OF 100000 men, who were pursuing
the Russians, while he had granted sup
plies 10 the Russians" The Monileur !
adds, the ambassador cannot obtain any ,
hing from corrupt and enervated ID wan,
who seem to be tue only persons in the $
world who do not see or dare not iooR at /
the fate which attends Turkey They 4
a. cad to perceive shat empire hasten to its (
rnin, and thar those O,tomans, formerly
SO proud and brave, are on the eve OF Pc
ris','ng without the houors of war, SO
much are hey pressed and surrounded by
the Russians.
B,aparse in answering the address, Of
the p opie of Milan. and speaking of Italy,
SAYS Cod has gwen me good sword
to scatter my enemies"
The king OF Sweden has declared StraI-
sund free por: FOR the importation of
British manufsStures.--Lon. pap.
The 2oya! JeHncrian Society Yesterday
held its anniversary festival at London Ia
vern, the earl of Berkeley in the chair.
We were reloiced 10 hear. by the report
which was made by the trustees, tina, this
most benevolent institution, uhder the au-
spices OF their majesties, has conquered
TO great degree all the preiudic ss OF the
ignorant, and has established itself on a
rock which cannot be shaken. Tits most
extraordinary that, though this happy at
OF preventing the rayages of the small pox
took It's rise in England, il has made a
much more rapid progress in every o,her
country of the world. In Paris 10000
persons were vaccinated by the society in
three months. In London not more than
ls,9ti have been inoculated by the soce-
ty IN three years! But il England has been
more slow in adopting The brne recent prac-
tee Than other countries, owing perhaps
10 its refiectins character, yet now that
the ar, has manifested its prelerence,there
isno doubt its soperceding the variolous J
Practice. AS a proof of It's general sdopf
ton, four hfths of the company at Tie
London Tavern yesterday were medical
/ practsioners, who frort, conscien,ious mn.
yves and experience, al concur IN gis5pg
their conT'enance 10 the invention. The
day was spent with high covivislity, aud
.==n1D
fif NJ A vrr .y IN - ~
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LExksGroM LoTTERY
TEvru pAf.

Prize Of $50 dells.-No. 1855.
Prize OF 200 dolls.--No. 1859.
Prize Of lCO doiIs.--No. 1889.
Prizes of so doIis.--Nos. 1850 4c37-
2lol 1865.
Prizes &c sc dolIs.--Nos. 3l75 i4oil
24s 22i9 1890 1855 1856 l7oo 1918
$50.
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ELfxEarH DAY.

Prize Of 1000 dolls.--No. 1907.
Prize OF 500 dolls No. 1926.
Prize of 800 dolls No i75l.
Prizes of 200 dolls.--Nos. 4est 3642s
Prizes of loo dolls Nos. 1880 1896.
!, Prizes OF so dolls.--Nos. i6l 1896 s.
2l52 672.
Prizes If 80 dolls Mos 1927 S3c5
$50 1889 1860 2o5S 1905 1890 1866
1878 ss'4 l7oe 2s4 2545 2i27 3is5
576. 500. $50
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Departed ,his life o. the 5thinst at the hou so
OF Mrs Elizabeth Botker, eh+i -. .annly OF HrTe-
Tia, Mr. JOHN BOOKER orother of her c.,s
IN band M William Marshall Booker, dec.
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Prlvate Bo1ydlng and L09ei1g.
HE sub-criber fncar Mr.. Sou,hga'e's s. ore
i on Shockoe Hill fine healthy si.ustion
vil furnish gentesI Board ard Lodging for a
few gentlemen un'i the frst Of December next.
hy the DAY. week or month on reasonsb & terms :
And viii then be prepared to receive lie Mem
bers of Assembly, having Convenient house
with seven fine tooms and Ere places in each
which he intends TO app oPriate to the accom-
mediation OF the members, and reside. himself in
separate apartments near 20 j.. This house is
situate in a north cas-, difreios from the Capitol
aboot $50 yards distance, the space between
which, IS refnafSsbly dry ground in any weather
IA tes myself that the conveniency Of the
house. iis eon'igui to the Capitol, and my un.
rer,iiting endeavors to give saisf1Gion viii in +.
duoe as many members of the mex, Legislature
10 pu, up With me as the house will ccmmOdiouy-
~ entertain
H. Those members who wish 10. envz~e
previous 10 the session. will please signify the
same by letter.
wish 10 rent u o, IS Cdrnished beds. and
TO hire during the Session. 3 ora rood Servants
and Cooks, and to engage bo,n inns ,i,a ely.
John Moody.
JUS ~. q
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[MNRRIED-

I. On Thursday evening ls.t. by ne Rev Ichn
D. Blair, MIR. JEDIHIAH ALLEN 10 me a :
grseable Miss ELlz aBErH sEEvENSON.
Both of ,his city.
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RICHMOND
RICHMOND PRICE cuRRFNT.

PATRICK Grssos is appointed one OF
the DIRECTORS of the Richmond Bank, in
the room of JANIS F. LEIrcH, resigned.
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The Governor Of the Indiana Territory,
has issued his proclamation directing the
legislature TO meet at Vincennes, on fhe
20 day of July next. A delegate to con-
gress will be elected that session. The
Hon. Thomas L. Davis, chief justice. and
1--WE beIieve) Benjamin Parker, Esq. attor-
ney general, of the Territory, are the can
didales.--Kentucky pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31

AN AFRICAN Tiger,
lhree isei and half high and nine feet in length
rom me UP OF his nose to tie END Of his tail be
ing YET pnp Of two years cid.
LIVING SHEEP with FIVE LEGS.
a lACKA1L. the Lions Providey.
a BASSFROa, from China.
The SPIDEReAPE. from Africa.
The MAMMO2ETTE This truly wohdefal
and much admired An,inai was broreh, frc,,A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31

By accounts from Williamsburg, we un.
derstand that the Managers of William
and Mary College Lottery bad asked the
advice Of four eminent counsel respecting
that business, they had notreplied, but the
prevailing opinion is, that the Lottery will
be redrawn.--Nor. Ledger.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
RICHMOND BATH.
THE sUBscRiheR HAS. At coNsIDERAsLE TX
pENsB, rRECrEp
BA L HING HOUSE
III the lEaLynp Gsarey,n.

CONTAINING four rec,,e.-
~ each has Barn, aud supplied with Nc, a,a
Cod Wa'er. which is now ready for use.
The terms will be Is 81 fsr a .irsl. rs.,t,. =.
enc dollar Tor ,hvec Iimcs-and 20 r,fe,.sn, 80,
takes. none VIII Oe adui,el wi,hon, T;stss
which may be had q, NJ hsu-e a, he ralI;s.
Cardsn - Two children may ba.ac f,r ns , ,.'"s
man is 20 yidoi q give covs,an, attend -,
az the h''h' aHd Il Tic encor aeenent fbond
w1rlan' vie expense, the plan is Intended 70 II
IN Mo 2o,h, 1905. &c
d. No admit,anes Tor people &c colour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31

STA. He il full grown, ~ oEiy i8iaoAesiicl, He
walks e'ec': for activity. instinct and saeaei,y
he IS allow-e b. ne bss' jaagcs - sa-, rs any
annual ever exhibited OF III ceninent re an
ders'ands and immedat Iy obeys y ha,ever his
keeper desires him TO DO.
The SKIN &C an ALLlG ATOR--Aiso,
TIE African SLOrH SKIN
a sNfKG SKIN Is feet long :, hen icing.
And FOWL, with HORN grswits sas
ofits head
- R,iee Of dominance IS ceafs--Cbiiqtcn L4if
prise