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public Sale.

tcaoltl odtS.
Ga FRIDAY next,
A,Io o'elo.x, viii I've tnlI at the Nenduc Stere,
Z u Nj
y hhIs. and b,s French Brandy 10 pipes,
Ga Ia pipes aud bis.
"Ai&,y srd Apple Baudy 10 bis.
Su.sr IN hhds. iieress ard bis.
Chocolate
Waite an brown Soap and : IN bsx.s,
NJ ,uIl and disr Candies
kaihns IN kegs, boxes and jars,
R.Ss ~ keys and rails,
OI..n's Wac in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.- Also,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Keriemeres,
D.H.i Pans, Keh., $, Nrsro Co,,'ns,
Scfx.,, Elaf! Ks, blue FreZc',
C.lIuaqloes, Ruaels, Yarn Stockings
Chimes and C.licoes,
firth Linens, Si.iia do.
O,u,Dn,rs Aai TickIsnhurgs,
Muslin 3nl MI6lin ria dserth,eh,
Ina, Nns;rs and Table Clothes,
gsodaoOs tiandkcrchiets,
ColuCf'l Threads, Iiat. and suhdfY other
sruclss.
Philip G. Mayfsllsr.
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FOR SALE.


Five hundred acres of LAND, in
the County of Alexandria, and fave ana a bait
miles from Alexandria and two from Gsorgeto@n,
one moiety in Wood and part o. that heavily yin-
-bercd. Il ahouhds in excccn. water, and hath
an extenive view Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. it's
proximity TO the City, Georgetown ard Alesah-
dria, with the additional convenience OF az ahrnd.
ancc of wood, few farms w.,bin the Ditfnet
claim pre.cmnencc. Uron the FifR Mondav
in Ot7a5er, fhall attend on The preuuies fof the
purpofc of dfpodng Of it, if Tot fold previous TO
thar tins. Should IL be more accommodating to
thofe (who VITA county teh5cncc during the
fckly nunths,) will divide it INTO ten end
twenty acre LOTS. Any pe.fon wiring to
view the Land, by an application to WILLIAM
SEEILuM, who lives on it may be grs5iftd.---
My renoscneEs ard The frequent Expectations on
the Wood and Timber, are the principal induce
Hents to fc|I il, nor more thar ons.f:'a Of tie,
purchafe money will be required, and crcdic
from two to three years viii be given for The re-
Gdne, fecurity by a mortgage, ard forfeiture
Of the advanced monies, with interef on the
fun unpaid, if not pnnaually and fully oil.
charged.
C. CHAPMAN.
'AuguA II. 2aw
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BALTIMORE A,,r,,s. -

IN
The brig Smillax, DashIeld, of this port
nom MarseilIes, has arrived in the Della.
Ware.
Inc ship Baltimore, Kerr, hence has ar
'Ved at Amsterdam.
Arrived schooner Ethan Allen, Dryden,
= GAYS from Trinidad. Sailed, July "a, in
W. w. with brig Sampson, Pratt, for New
O'A% Lett brig ---. Brooks. for a.
rAauprla, IN 60 days, briggs Venus and
vsres, Tor New York in days, ane about
= SAL OF northern yes Is were embargo.
a. 'hres DAYS after clearing cut, until a
u.s.. % twenty SIX sail had got 24 hours
Clear Of the island.
~. "Ggasti, in lat. 81, 90, long. 68, 90,
nss lred at and brought TOO By French
b b"a,ees> then in sight, and ordered GA
t su"ld with my papers she was the fIebe,
AZ 'u'eFly OF Hamburg, from New York, out
~uays, bound to the Havapaa. The pri-
I User mad also in co. brig William, captain
5 IOu0son, of New York from St. Croix,
nn n-',u nome with coffee, taken on SUSPECT
n.s - coming from ST. Domingo. The su-
h., Ergo and mate were on board the bark,
Tb,s was notallowed to speak to them.
nv - ,u'0rmahon.was obtained by oae of
viii men from the mate of the William,
yn,n.s 'ne Frenchmen were. oyerhauline nv
Strs; tt:fy afterwards sent boat with
lanl L- on board the schooner, ;and over.
snd;o u trunks, chests, and lockers, bu,
us $50. s every thing right politely dismissed
S''ss2 or hours detention, keeping a
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remaia 50 during the war. The vessels il
port on the 18th of June were permitted to
unload and dispose q their cargoes, of
Whatever articles they might consist;--
Those which catered on the t6ih, or be-
tween that and the 9th July, were confined
strictly to the disposal CT the articles above
mentioned. Many Of these vessels have
been waiting for three or four Weeks in ex-
.pectation OF obtaining permission to dis
charge generally, but without success. i
is probable they will eventually be obligea
to seek another market, their casgoes con-
sisting principally Of dry goods.
(Nc7v-1wk PaPer..l
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Schooner Sarah, Gibson, IS days from
ST. Bart's.
Schooner Stranger, Watlinston, 8 days
. from Antigua. Left there, ttle 3lst Jaiy,,
schooner Catharine Shepherd, Webb, Of
sthis port, discharging. August 6, lar. 81,
NE was boardes> by F,encn prlvateer Of
p guns and SO lnen, who took from him
one barrel Of pilot bread, half a qaoiI of
cordage, new masts, dem,john OF rum,
one hog, all his fowls, and other articles,
!, for which he was paid a piece of gold, said
TO be worth i 5 dollars, and allowed TO pro-
coed.
In Hampton Roads, ship Elizabeth,
Fordhan, IS days from Marseilles. Left
the 10th May, ship Two Friends, Wer-
ner, TO sail for philadelphia in 3 days.
June 2, OFF Cape de Cat, spoke ship Sally,
f1astings, from iosson, bound to Mar.
settles, 81 days out.
The ship Intrepid, S,eed, of this port,
was to sail from Liverpool the first Of Ju-
ly, for City Point; the Atlantic, Howe,
the Goth June, for this port; the Protect
ress. Everist, the 3oth June; the George,
To .cls, for City Point, sosh, June.
Snip Warrington, OF this port, was
spoken July Sd, in lar. IS, 10, long. ~,
il days out from Savannah, bound to LIZ
verpool.
The schooner Independence, Slower, of
this port, was at Martinique the 18th July,
to sail in 6 days.
Ship Planter, Baush, was 10 have sailed
from London, in days after the ship Otis,
arrived at New York the Sd instant, in As
days.
Schr. Hornet, Young, % days from De-
marara and rs from Barbados.
Captain 1oung politely hanGsd rs the foi-
lo7ving list Of vcssezs zUlich sailed from
Dcmaraya on tie 1871 July:
Briggs Phoebe, Spencer, for New.York /;
Active, Bennett, Cape-Ann Dolphin,
Trewant, Boston; Dispatch, Story, Port
land -, Salter, Portsmouth,, (N. H. }
; Polly, Henderson, do. --, jenkins, Go.
Schooners Polly, Fnrnaid, Portsmouth,
ON. H.); George, Hewitt, Boston; Ariel,
Cody, New London; -, Lowell, Bos-
ton.
LEFT at Barbados, the 26ih JJfuly.
Schooners Rainbow, Hathaway, bound
to leeward; Centurion, Bernard, for Turks
Island George, Boston, to sail for Eden.
ton in two days; Betsy, Deshon. Bedde.
ford; briggs Regulator, Gray, Portsmouth j;
Phoenix, Goodridge, New-Haven; snow
Abba, Atkins, to sailin days.
Mr.. Williams, one Of our pilots, spoke
in the bay the schooner William, OF Alex
andris, John Cathwsll, master, Is days
from Port~a-Pee to Philadelphia gos On
shore coming through the Caucas passage,
and was obliged to throw overheard part
of the cargo to get off. Spoke on the 10Th,
the schooners Swallow and Antelope, Is
days from Por,-au-Prince to Baltimore.
Left at Port.au. Prince the schooners Mo.
hawk and Eagle, Of this port, to sail in 5
weeks.
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u. Liberty, Burroughs, PHI
b, asoDs % DAYS; Thomas Wilson, Gard
ld-iPaa india, 10Th July Parnasso.
70 s. IJbss, days; Hero, Apple
Alsas 81 pe,srsburgh, unloading; Wash.
loa D. r.sdvell, TenerlGs, in II days !;
5'y1,,,,r, Baker; Swift, Bullock, St. Pc
Hatnoan, unloading; Erin, Stephenson,
sfsD '.ors ia 6 days; London PacSst,
Bdaaysld do. 2osh July Swanwick, Cox,
EP1 Ma, do; Melpomene, Dausectf-, N.
p !. iu = 90 days; Severn, Sinclair. unload-
'iS' at,Iaa,a, Tucker, Baltimore, 9th Ju-
i1S rsarIes. Trip, 5sh; Little Mary,
~ lust arrived; Hercules, Parsons,
S"s civ, Swasey. do; schooner Two
d'' $. IF from Boston, do. Tie following
Sissis 4 we're lying in the Fexei Roads, de-
S., pa for wanr Of permission to unload, or
l. ..ossed up to Amsterdam, dariug the
r,Iyala,ion, [yiz. The surrenderiog up
fssrg paper relative 70 the cargo, ships
49, If every description, aud to be for
r. ", 20 Amsterdam by laud. to be deli
'as ! the commissioners of the customs,
s..,obe examined by the comnlssary
en- French relations at his pleasure
\ Tb. consequence is al unwarrantsble de-
..,oo of from 10 to Il days. The above
. . took place the 18Th June. -
Rs'r, Hero, Appleton, of Portsmouth, N.
! Washington, Trsdwell, of Boston !;
H,,mouy. Baker, do; schooner Two Sis
,.,s Deimont, do; ship Severn, Sinclair,
R,anOre: snip -, Davis, of Ports
n,n,b, (Vlr.) aud several others. July / J,
+ i. Straits of Dover, spoke ship COM
r,,,cs Of Philadelphia, from Antwerp for.
India. i4th, in lat. As 40, long. so. spoke
,b;a Live Oak, Thomas, 20 days from
Charleston, for Nantz. 18TH, In lat. As,
Il, long. IS, spoke the Portsmouth, Lew.
IS is da, from Baltimore, for Amsterdam.
18Th in lat. As, SO. long. 81, spoke ship Ma
~ Waite, IS days from Baltimore, for
Amsterdam. The America, Lelar, for
Philadelphia; the Truxron, Nantz, and the
Mars, Murphy, for Baltimore, sailed 10
DAYS before the Flora. The Ocean, Hus.
.sy, for this port, and the brig -, Hop
Eus, for Baltimore, sailed in company
TIE -, Nicholson, from Boston, arriv-
das Helpoet, 18th Juae. The Flora has
performed her. voyage in 100 days. Pas
sengsrs Msssrs.,V. Nolte aud Hammer.
Arrived, choonerEhzabeth, Lockwood,
Is days from Laguira. Left ship Active,
Vernoou, for Philadelphia, in 10 days !;
brig Molly, Chamberlain, Of ditto. only
permitted to unload her -four, oil and but
teri snip Clothier, Dandelot, for Phila-
delphla, to sail next day ship active, for
do, iaio days; ship Stranger, of New
YORK. to sail August Is: for Porto Cavcl-
10; ship Ca,harine, Hilliard, 20 sail 1 5th
august for New York. The port was
shut Upwards Of thirty American yes.
'els mad arrived within few days, and
we're not allowed TO enter. Seven sail
were laying off and On one of them the
Org Canton of New York, another the
brig Mary, of Baltimore. August Sd, in
he u Mona passage. spoke brig Venus from
Trinidad for New York, British frigate
lnsn chasing her, which had just overhaul
cd captain Lockwood. August I'd, pass
cd through a convoy of IL sail of British
!, sad two frigates from Eng
land for jamaica.
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THE FIFTH NIGHT.)
ON SATURDAY EVENING will be pers
fora'ed tire celebrated COMEDY, of
JOHN BULL;

I'm Englsjhn1aal's FSreside.
Written by George Coleman, Efq. author of
Mountsineers, Poor Gentiemsn.)
Pereg;ne, Mr.. Mckenzie,
Sir Simon Rochd2lc, Francis,
Frank Rochdale, Cain,
The Hon. Tom ShuMetoh, Wood
Job Thornberry; JefeTfon,
John Burr, Seymour,
Dennis Bralgruddefy, Buffet,
Dan, Poe,
John, Mater Harris.
Lady Caroline Braymorc, Mrs. Jtfe,fon,
Mrs. Brulgruddery, Francis,
Mary Th.1nberry, Wood.
10 qvbilb viii be .a4azd The FARCE, 9i5e
S u L I A N;
A PEEP INTO THE SERAGLIo.
Solyman, (the SulrAN) Mr.. MeKeazic,
Ofmyn, JeH:rfon,
Grand Carver, Seymour.
Elnira, Mrs. Jsfeffon.
lfinine, with fongs) Seymour,
Roxalans, Wood.
IN al Second,
4 CHARACTERS DANCE,
BY CHILDREN.
Competed by Mr.. FRANCIS.
The Doors to be opened at 6, and the per-
formance to begin precilely at 7.
Admittancc One Dollar.
Or Tickets TO be had at Mr. GADsSY's bar,
and at the THEATRE.
Gr Should the weather prove unfavorablc,
the entertainments viii be poaPoned Will the
Grlf fair evening.
Augaf 10.
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'Auguf II.
N O T l C E.

be Sold, at Public Sale, on the 2th
day Of Sepsmber,
TWO HOUSES, on Prince.iitcet; the frcnt
l. houle will f.it very wei. for fore aud
dwelling houfe, having the advantage Of a dry
cellar where any kind of groceries may be kept
in the winter leafon: The back hou!e has three
rooms, fuirablc for fTaIl family Doth houfcs
have right TO Al feer ALLY. The tise Is
good, and the property is free from all encum-
orange.
Robert Gordon.
Auguf II. eo3t
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NORFOLK, August IS.
ARRIVED,

ARMED,
Schooner Virginia, Blake, 10 days from
Moutserrat.
Schooner Hope, sprague, IS days from
Jamaica.
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alexandria Da1p aDbertt8er.
SATURDAY, AUGUST II.
A HINT TO EDITORS.

. Ina late Eastern Paper, we are told By
=" "A REPUBLICAN," that he, zvho 7viN
disclose tie cause Of tic present scarcity Of
money, and uviN point out q remedy, uiN
deserve zpeA ofhis country" We join in
the opinion, and sincerely hope, that the
subject Of finance may occasionally take
place of less important matter, in all our
periodical papers.
CIVIS,
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BY the schooner Stranger, II days tronn
Antigua, we have received papers OF that
place TO the soth Jolly, from which we copy
the following article:
This forenoon arrived at English
Harbour, his Maiesty's schooner L'E clair,
the commander of which had seen a
gentleman from Martinique, who inform
ed, that French irigate had arrived rom
France, % days passage, who brought the
intelligence that lord Garduer had faien|in
with the French, consisting Of % sail OF
the lire, had taken six, sunk three, and
the rest got into Brest in very disabled
state; also the day after French corvette
had arrived with the duplicates of the dis
patches spoke also an American who con-
firmed the above information !"-.Aorf. pap.
We learn by captain Lockwood that the
mort of Laguira was opened on the 28th OF
NAV TO ueutrals for the Introduction OF
-four, oil aud butter. II was shut on the
18th of June. and on the 18th was REOPEN
ed during twenty days for the admission OF
the above articles. On the 9th OF July 1t
yas again CLOSED, and it was said It would
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Spring Garden Theatre.

The public are respectfully informed that
detachmsnte fthe PHILADELPHIA Conn.,
pa'w furpoje opening the Spring.
Garden Theatre for IL nights.
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ROBERT .GRFENHOW.

HTERcHfNTir williamsburg --bas iysfreceiv-
ed BY toe slip Damf,ies. from London, and
daily experst from Liverpool. Bis asaof assormense
Tasty Spring Goods & Hardware,
w6ieo be o6eys on moderate terms TO bis cx.tomers
May IL. 1905 3rs
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S2xk above Petersburg. 10 be let
10 mares at ten guineas a
mare, two of which will be remitted if paid with.
in the season, which will commence the 10Th of
March, & expire the LIST of August next. Board
of servants gratis, mares may be fed with grain
at TWO shillings per day. have large andexten-
siye pasturage, divided in five different Enclosures
that mares with foals may be kept distina from
barren mares. One dollar to the groom, No Ii.
ability for accidents of any description
PRECIPITATE was bredby lord Egremont,
foaled in l787. got by Mercury "a son of Eelipsc)
dam by Herod. his grandam Maiden by Match
EN-, out Of mr. Pratt's old Squirt mare , her dam
by Mogul-Camila by Bay Boton--Old Lady
dam OF Sterling by Pulleine's chestnut Arabian
lockwood Buster.
fHRFo RMANcE.
In the first spring meeting, 1870, at NJ -Mar-
ket. when 8 years old. he won the frst class of
the princes stakes of 100 guineas each. beating
Thuuderbolt, Chandelier, and Sir Pepper. four
having paid the forfeit. In the same week he
won the Bolton stakes of so guineas each. beat
ing Chambooe. Dragon and paIIafox; paid
forfeit. Second spring meeting he won she Sd
class of the princes stakes of 100 guineas. beating
Thunderbolt; paid forfeit. And in the same
week he received 100 guineas forfeit from Lord
Grosvenor's Radamanthus.
In 1872 he won e so at Cuildfeld, beating
Doge, Thunderbolt, Sarmgapatam ard Stout;
the next day T. so AZ the same place, bearing Car
dock and Griffin. He also won the kings 100
guineas. ar Lewis, beating Skysctaperat3 heats.
the 1st being dead heat. After which he was
SO highly esteemed that he become stallion in
his Lordship's stud at IL guineas mare This
horse IS the sire of the following running horses
in England: Johnquil, Petworth, Mariana. 10.
saba, Chestnut colt out of Bobtail. Chesnut colt
our of Rosemary, Humbug, Lazarus. Kaginier,
Apollo, CULVER, Tag, Louisa, TipsiaH, mr..
ffearhcote,s f1itv o,,t oe eeves Alrhvnnisf
hopper. Grey filly his r. Fl. Lampadosa. Mars,
Mary. Matrance, Bay 6lly mr. Browns, Grey
FLY mr. RadcliA's, Tax, Tipstaf and BcbtaiD
Feb. 20, 1905. THOMAS cOODE.
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NC eoove Lottery will certainty commence
drawing the first Mond,y in Nover,.er or soop.
CT, n the tickets are sold.
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WILL BE SOLD.

to the highest bidder on Monday the Sd Of
Il June next, at the lase dwelling house of
Col John Jones, dec Amelia.
7 About ravr,rty -tSuo likely Negroes,
Among which are some tradesnen. good Coop.
er. rough Carpenter, Shoe maker and Black
smirh. One third of The above slaves will he
sold for cash, the Other TWO thirds on a credit of
twelve months-Bonds with approved security
for all sums above twenty dollars will be requir-
ed OF the purchasers; if not punduay paid, 60
carry legal interest from the date
Likewise. on a credit Of Twelve months, will
be sold. approved bonds as above)
-d0the stock Of HorseS, Cattle, Sheen, Hogs,
Household u Kitchen Furniture. Planfa-
ZION Utensils. and a fen barrels Of Corn.
All persons TO whom the estate of Col John
jones is indebted. are requested to bring their
Claims forward on The day of sale. by
David c. Jones, admir-.
18th May, 1905 ids
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NOTICE is hereby given to the
\ v Shareholders N The Upper Appearances
company mar an election OF Trustees will be
nen on me 18th day of June mex, at Piidesvilie,
IN the county OF Amelia--and az an els ln;oo esr.
not take place vilhew majority Of he shave.
holders, hose who cannot attend IN person are
reqnested to as,norise some person to vo,e fos
'"e"' Jos FcCLEstoN
Rros'D ~ VEvnRLx
EpwAnp MuNroRD.
April 10Th, 1905. tdn
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Valuable Property for Sale.

r virtue Off deed of trust executed by Rich
~ ard Dabney of King William county, to the
subscriber. 10 secure and satisfy debt due from
the said Richard TO Cornelius Dabney. administra-
tor with the viii annexed, of Owen Dabney, dec
WILDE offered TO SALE. on the fourth Monday
IN June next. At the courthouse of said county
to the highest bidder, for ready payment. in cur
rent money,
S u ND RY SLAVES,
Consisting of men, women and children, one
Brood Mare. about years old. by Lamplghtcr.
two small horse Colts. about 2 years old by Ame-
ricanus, the noted Stud Horse called Hanover,
one Wagon and Gecr. and 3 Horses. one excel
lent Chair Horse about 9 years old. and enc Bay
Mare Colt, by Americans.
GEO. WIN. SMITH.
Richmond, May 7fh. 1905. 3w
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Z sslJtssolaffon of Parf9crshf6-

" 4 ttIIIEtf VIII.
VIE late krm of PRICE tJ HARRIS b,,
= ing been dissolved on the 2lst inst. bv me
cea'n OF the said Psjce-NOrICE is hereby civ
en- 20 AZ persons indebted to the said firm. to
respective balances--And all those hav;os'
against the said firm are desired TO bring ,hc,,
,rward tor adjustment on or before the is, dav
OF jay next. being anxious TO bring the business
10 a speedy close
THOMAS HARRIS, Iun.
SURVEYING payfnev IF TOE iafe firm,
u r ice e Huvis.
& powhatan county, AIIl. so. 1905.
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PRECIPITATE,

INPoRTEu by Mr. Lighsfoot
= of Sandy-Point. last win,
ter, full IS hands and a half
high; will stand at my sta
bic in Chesterfield county,
Appomattox river, IS miles
above Petersburg. TO be let
10 mares az ten guiueas 4
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FOR SALE.

Al nor sold by the 18Th of Jane next. il viii be
leased from hve to ten years, and possession
given on The first day of July next,
R0ODBURT MILLS,
lately built of brick and stone, SO by 40 feet
three stories high, with durable stone dam. two
Jar Bur- and one pair Cologne stones, with ele.
xators, screcas. bouting cloths, &c. on the most
approved CONSERVATION and now in complete order
Tor business; situated constant strearn. in the
midst OF a dsfs ed wheat oounsr, in the coun.
iyof Powha,an, only one and a half miles from
tamesriver, and % miles above Richmond.
To the mill will be attached a Tor of absut 100
acres land. on which stands a con,7,odiors two
story dwelling house and other NECESSARY Offices.
handsomely enclosed. under post and rail fence.
win garden pased in. all new being lately finish
ed; 4 coo?e.'s and b.acksmith'5 shop. r,i,,ers
house, houses for the Accommodation of the
workmen, and excellent water very convenient
Tor all purposes Terms may be known on appi.
cation TO the subscribey-
THOMAS HARRIS, Jun.
Psrsatar County, Ao-if 30. 1905 5w
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tf'4s D,4irs Pr As7xn... paid in odsanee. !

ne subscriber wishes to sell for
CASH. or on credit til the FIRST day of January
1Sco Brick 7encments,
Adjoining the house of Mr. BENJAMIN Moshx-
JOHN PENDLETON.
CTR Of Richmond. Nos. lob. 1904. aw
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fir0m fhe .,anonal Iatel4geneer.

E-rarsination offhe qurstion 6 In gyiaf does
frne refu6fcamsm consist 2"
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rcoNrrNuFD.1.

- CcoNrINuFD.1
Proceeding 10 the periods for which, the
officers ofthe respective states are appoint
ed we find the terms OF Office 10 be as fol-
lows:
|, The Chief Magistrate is elected in
New Hampshirc-for one year.
observation-disclosures year.
Rhode Island--one year.
Connee,icu,-ou year..
New York--thrre years.
New Jecsey-oBe year.
PennsyIvania---three years.
Delaware--three years.
Maryland--one. year.
Virginia--one year. r
North Caroi;na--one year,
South Carolna--two years.
Georgia--two years.
Vermont--one year.
1ebnessee-two years.
Kentucky-four years.
We also find the Legislative bodies cho-
sen for the following periods:
The Senate, or the smaller branch, is E.
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YEN DoLLARs RRW.dRD.

RROKE away last evening. alarge stout made
- blood bay u o II S E, upwards of FIVE fee,
high, years old last spring. was she'd all round
about two months ago. but some Of the shoes
may now be of; he has large head and small
eyes, tro,s and gallops il he has any other marks
by which ne might be distinguished, they not
rceoleeed. He had on a saddle = good dea
worn' with hogskm seat and plated stirrups
= ne above reward viii be paid on delivery
rhc horse and saddle TO the subscribers.
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
=