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VOLUNTEERS.


On General EATON'S retiring.
By tie Proficient.
GENERAL EAToN-whnfe heroifin !.Irplied
the place U egions, in routing the mercenarv
bands, and appalling the corrupt councils Of
Trpoli.
Bvfke fri Fe-- PreF.'ent, Commodore Bar
ron, fpeedy redoration of health to our gal
liant ccuntryman.
Gen. Eaton having returned, gave the fol-
lowing volunteer: .s-L
The FEDERAL UNION--Let political!
diiiension ard individual rancomr be afforded
IN that love of country which lhall teach vio-
lence and rapacity that 4ue are one!
BY tie Jeeond ee-Pyeyfdeut.-Th brave De.
catur.
By fbe third Y1ce- Prsf1Ieuf.--Thc young he
roes. O'Bannon and Mann.
By TIE fourth Viee-PreGdent-Capt Ifaac
Hull, brave, good, and patient.
To thefetoafts fucceeded number Of ps.rio-
tic volunteers, interpreted with ionrs and ir
trumental mutic. During the entertainment.
the iprits Of the company were highly exhli
rated by the fpirted performance of the marine
and Italian bands of muiic. Ahout o'clock
the Preiident retired, to whom it is but ;uItice
to Fay that he ditcharged the duties of the Oh air
with fprlt, dignity, and impartiali,y, which
richly Untitled him 10 the volunteer given on hi:
retiring. Throughout the whole entertainment
th.re reigned the higheft conviviaty aid ut
mott harmony.
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p. B'udin, captain of French frigate, member
ct the Legina Of Honour, commanding a
fquaeron of veJels of war, TO his excelency
Vice-Admirai Dssrcs, grand officer of the
Legion of Honour, minilter Of marine and CO.
loDies:
"Oa beard biz Imperial and Ro,aI MaieRy',
fr;snfe, La I9ba=s, in the TagnJ, dHgGR 90,
1905.
"Begfignsar-I have the honour to inform
you of my return from Martinique, having lef,
that iland with the coryettcssie Department
DIES Landes, La Terche, and lie Fdune, which
admiral ViIiaret Joyeufe, captaiD-gcneral, or
bered TO be placed under my command on the
18th of July Ian.
81 have ali, thc honour to inform your ex-
cellency, that have taken, after a yeyv hriG
action, of about an hour and 4 quarter, the Pm
gfih fngate blanche, carrying tweDty-fs ~
Founders, IA carronades, and four FOUNDER.
She we commanded Ivy Zschariah Nudge, eGp
from Jamaica, bound to BarhaIors.
got under way from Rort de Frame \
th< 18th July. On the 10th at eight in IN
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Capt. Bowman of the Tippo Saih nates, that
in lat 81, long SIS, he fell in with the fhio John
from Charleaon. bound to Briitol, the cap
tain of which informed him, that a few days
before, he was boarded by French frieate, and
told that they were one of feet, bound to ef-
feet a landing in Ireland.
Savaasab pap.
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=
JnR as our paper was putting to prefs. Captain
MKinfey, Of ts ship Lecnitas; from Liverpool. Ia
vosred us with paper Of the 9th O4sob-r The Prut
fans had taken pocfiion OF Hanoyer and the book
ade Of Hamburger was expeeaed To be railed imrhe-
dately. The French on evacuasing cn>lsayen, def
troyea the batteries. The king of Prutia Rad fors
hidden the expectation Of grain from his domnons--
American fine -four on the Sth, So So. ficr!i,g.
Extracts in our next. (Lesse:.
BY aevices fror, India, appears tina. in two aa =
ons between the Englih forces and the N1ahra,tas-
large bodies Of native troops in the Eugl ferviee
at the commencement Of the battle, weot to the
Mahratras, in a. ody!-I, was b, this Of de-
sachng large bodies of troops by brides the lead
rrs. that the Engliih frR accomplished the ruin Of
Suiah DoWlah Tippoo Sptan was conquered by
the fame means; Rxm,rs> VI Ocen. the captain ge-
neral of TiPpoo's cavalry. and Of the mon RSfu
cavalry ofieersin Afsa, is iughesar under the
Enshih government. .f4rora.
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PRIVATE ACADEMY,


DocToR HAI.I.ER zrW aper lis ss~'rar, ..
l Richmond. on tie Firf dry o. January, 1906.
Ms eon, IF ifrve.iou v&W eysyy ,50yn;yq
fS~~Ays eserpfeI, a. oeioet, aud eoe;rae III ore
ana from nW o'cisel in tie afternoon. 71ei; are RE
hoH,s atp';r'd u5e tuition, 7eieb will comprehend
Re afi0zring 6raneb' Of harnsg, v;s: Latin Grit.
AR:ie SyutGs Rhetoric, Iguimrnis Of Tae, Cor,pgf-
Natural Hjeo,y Reaab-n Mythology, 6gorality, and
:D:,t b,3n-Se' e Mnt'ustiHs 7rbieb are mge sFeah,.
70 real NE in If. Ais Pti'a!sgy Lec. i,se part. r.
Metiek;fcI, PraS7iesl P5;io5dr 4cLieb eo-sreberSs
Petition! Esaneny, sSe. T5eE. b,er-hes sS learairr
6aA &c taught Gd.,-atiee'iv TO RE ,sel7iye eiaR1
TIE charge Tor hii ratse taev 7v:Nke : 1la,s Re,
yna,sy Lrs ur do,, entrance ,roney far e,ek ,eso-
r, 4ubo f Be entered on % Af,e h. DIV IF Yarp.
airy next, darirg tie eza;g eor,t Of aay 4v5;sb 4rW
ff for osrra! masibs, seia, rY be odsz;..eS int,
tits iaiipa, account oFe ir-i.a6te aryaaos,eu.,
7vSi'b Dr. H. is 10 eoza,m preec!y TO TIE Usual nt,s-
Der 81 Zig atil,, no. oHy egyagsg a tiones.
Hrr6f~ Of Gbi"s trasbrrs, tut a0 IN q(ig.ig 10 eae6
'L15 e',reatiOs eoaf g aady-7rbit5 ssgbt 6ees,rs
rb0-tise ty a@sitng ns1y member. in tbe iser7of.
eomJE Of bis igerneaions.
TIE foozeng I,arfbet Of 'ta-n,e 7,R fe t-u,t OIL,
at ba'is1far er ard at ts bOvi 7rhieb are nor in,
e1"dfd 06oee In es'sa charge 7ya BE- sza4t fer G.S
syiVate tmifo..
ia, TIE Lecturer NATURAL Pt;soseS, a-y cs..,;s.
n.y. 70ht Experiment. erd tie af Of e pbiyspbisi as-
parafHS' ~ 0o1ar' FER quarter, each Eboiar
f0'fsaeS~g tie f'r7eb language. ~ dsN. pr quarter.
Ia'i,a Is A
Sbrn9 Ia do
oa.y children # parents rrfbnr in Ri.kssonl, -rYk.
admitted as Day Seto'ri all Oev., 7vLee parent. ,.
hff at any a31ee, 7yf Ia. in b- buildings Of As inf
fD:ion. 1f
Hi' charge fer Boarding, Ls-sigg, CanR. o,a Ei,.,
ffbe fer FIR taifi0a not selu5j, .rN &. Ssi,s Ne,
q""f1' 10 be paidi" aaarr efenary ia all nifty
toai Of this natnr. Ear bazy7sy s,gs ja,,;a H,,if
zoi.b bis ozun bed
RH' any f-jon 7chbost tc,-.ia- Ais = atytie7 !. III.
71aty sfar;g"ior faAnf, aar m arr time b. esrsi.te5
10 join eLS ir tie bri0at- tuition Jar I'd. tsrs,e of
learning any particular branet Of jieuee or Luyaege, IN
7obieb t6e ehi aH1s at private hours ecysgeJ; Pro.
Odfd' tie r5lotf'iOe fer Be PAID advance
~ ~ HaNfr pha" etttrea'ier and d;ifiakre is lif
fc, the infection oftbt ,e7ve parent. and susrd,S,
SOif5 TIE EAt>r Of tie Rn7sirer.
RiekmQnd, DEE. 10. T;Yc,.
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We are Informed by the Fo1-Rder from Clar,,ef.
burg that Clemnops, who murdered his wife and
eh'ldrep pear That town, refgnsd himfelf into the
haPh oil Juice on Tue(day the 9Th ult
, (Wia.bggy Gaz5fe,
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PARIS, September Is.
MINISTRY OF MARINE.

French account offbe capture orfJe Blaneb fri
rate,
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A letter has been received by a MERIDIAN, in this
city from his correspondent in St. Thomas, dated O
22d. which mentions that the Britifh have RATED
the blockade OF Curacao. gentleman, who
arrived here few days ago from ST. Thomas, con-
firms the above intelligence, which be received OH
his PaGage from Captain Vaughan, of the Er,ilh fri
gate Snake, by whom his veit Wa, boarded the lth
of November. 5,.-S Ii.
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WANTED oN RENT,
a cOMMoDIoUs HOUSE ,0s Lon ..a. n.
\ Ring affoF6ed ttr,eto-Tbs vieiuity of n. torn
7''1Id sF P'et,'sh ARPy 70 fde Editor efbs Enggire,
DesewLe, 10. Ssr.s,q r''
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BOSTON, November 81.

INTERESTING FOREIGN EXTRACTS.
FRAN our Ergh@ and Frenek Eie,J
Nearly 100000 of dollars in fpecie, has been
ipped in England, to the continent, for the ufe of
the allied powers-to be divided with AuRria, Ruff
fla, Sweden, and perhaps, Naples and Bavaria. 1t
has been tranfmtted principally in fhps of war, and
been injured Loyd's ageinf all riks, at from one
fifth to half per cent.
Several attsr9ts ,----- -.~la about the bsgrnning
e eer, oy the boats of Sir Sidney. outfits feuad
ron, to burn or detroy the French fotilla in Bou-
iosns. with carcaiss, Ssc--But with little lois and
leii etfca; =
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PARIS, September "a, 1905.

iieie the Keys OF faTie, OF the capitol oil
empire, ofthat city you have made the frn in the
| world.
| In Offering you that ancient fymbol OF the fub-
million and the devotion Of the city, we cannot diff
iemble, fire, that Joy, that delicious fentimen which
always fgnalifcs the arrival of your u,aeay- within
the capitol, is united this day with more grave emo
| tons.
The annuncia,ian of an Imperial fitting of the ie-
nate he qpbieb bavs Proceeded that iaelgegee
tbee that 5aVe oiioqOed it, ars ei,epmarrset tia. are
fno70", 0Ifr5 fbaf Jaidto be RnknO7rn-in word,
| every thing that is known or fuppofed, for fome
days has thrown the public mind into kind of as-
tation, which demands only word to become the
| mott generous and national impulfe.
{" That word, fire, we expect, and the immenie
| crowd that is about to follow you is impatient TO
learn what inpulfe will be admitted, or what mea-
iure hal be precribed their indignation and their
zeal.
" God forbid, fire, that fhould feek to predia
the deGgns of your high wifdom, or the conceptions
o that great genius which has every where made you
matter OF times places and but if it be true
as has been reported that your pn has been attempt-
ed, and the Independence of the marion, our Eber-
ties and contribution menaced, command the defence
to be Proportoned to the intereA of fuch eaufe and
1t be netefary to march, believe that every thing
will be ioon ready to follow you ferye you, and a.
venge you.
!" Such. fire, are the fentimsn,s Of your good city
Of Paris"
This sddrefs, delivered when the emperor was 90
ing IN proceon the fena.e, fells of confpiracy dc
covered aganG the perfon of his maieRy
BY an imperial decree, the confcripts of referye,
OF the years 9, TO- ~, ~ and Is, are placed in I'M
mediate regulation.
BEsLts, Sept, 81.
A grand council Of Gate has been held at the pa
lace. Since which every thing feems 10 announce
great events The army isput on the war footing.
Our garron is ordered be in readiness 10 1areh m
four days. and great quantity of artillery has alrea-
NY been fent to MsgdebuTg and Grandeng So ex-
traordnsry activity has been obieryed for many
years
FRsHEvosT, Sept. ".
Previous to the Auarian troops paing the Inn, the
conmandlnt afsred the eleelor OF Bavaria thar he
ihOnld rsiPse the es&Ors, military and civil author
tisA 1
LSwEa RHfsE, Sept o.
The emperor of Ruiis has addseish tie following
note BY RUisn Charge des aIaires to the IeyersI
Courts Of Germany:
As his msjeay the emperor OF Rufil wi(hes 10
know the fentiDIens Of each At the Ce,pao princes
IN the prsie eTenaautss. BE- egg,ifes BY theie pre-
feuts, what part yo1r hgircjs Bteds IN t1ke u, The
event OF war between Frsnes aud the snocror of Al
trs II AecrS4e aNfHsf be setBrf.sd 20 III. en- |
qary. their imperial usjeaes viii ensssdeg Il s. III
your hghoes had fsken fe par, Of tive FseDeh, and
Tfi tssAt your toSniFy aeforApgy, &s,
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Capt. Taylor, of the fehooner Union from Ava
monte (SPain) informs that juf before he failed letters
were received from Cadz, mentioning that the COM
bined French and Spsnh fleets, oonlliag of IS iips
OF the line and figatts, ordered to he laid UT
for the winter: and TINT they had proceeded or is
miles above Cadiz. ana were preparing to moor
The French had landed lo, 900 men at Cadiz, and
taken poflefion of the forts.
An Engfh feet of 20 fail Of the line. and frieates,
were then OF Cadiz and reinforcement hourly ex-
peaed-Thefe fhips daily prefented themielves i,
uli view OF Cadz, ard fcveral Of them failed within
gun ihot of the town.
The Markets at Cadiz, were much glut.ed witt,
all kinds Of Americar produce. All the ware-houfes
and many dwelling hou(es, at Ayamonte were filed
with wheat, -four, bread and alted proviicns which
were brought there from France for the Kpgof Spain
The nominal price of -four a, Catliz was l-2 dolls
per barre, hpt ready fales could be procured for
any articles whatever. The Merchants and inhabi-
tants of Cadiz were thrown into much enibarrafment
and diilrefs bya total agnation of buinef and fear
city OF money. Such the fcarety of fpecie at
Madrid, that the King had ordered paper money to
be iilued and made legal tender for all debts pay-
BILE in that city He had ALTO dire6fed the Notaries
not to protect Bill Of Exchange which ihould be ray-
able after the paper medium fhould be iflued-,hu,
the holders of Bso Exchange would be compelled
10 receive the amount in paper. The Merchants o.
Caaiz were ferouny appreheuve that the paper cur.
rency fyem would be enforced ALTO in tina, city, and
| throushou the kingdom.
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: IHNNEFONIt 1tpt' ",
Previous to the Auarian troops paiing ,IleInn the
conmaDdant aGsred the elfelor OF Bavaria thar he
ihould rsiPsa the els&ora military and civil author
tisA
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i q X. fk;S ~ a; ; ;, z > :.
a BRICK HOUSE, adj ohing the
IN old Ciy Tavern, wea calculated for q
Dry Goods Sore Apply 20 3
}. Gallego, Richard s Cos
: May 2o,h, 1865: tiSnf
a. 1NLSFOI SALE.

! N-pursiiance' Of an order of the
I high sburt of eiiancery for the Richmond di. ;
sritt wi;l:be sold. 4, Public Auaion. on Monday
the 18th day Of July rcxt, on the prssniscs.
A.Ydlucbie Tract Of Lana,
On che Little Bird cresl,. in the county of
Geochland, belonging .ro the estate OF the lase
William Anderson of London. dec. and known
by The maine of Massie's; containing by s.late
survey. 2.3l21-2 acres, divided into four lots Of
nearly equaiexsent; about two thirds ofihis traa.
is now in woods which is good tobacco land,
and thepart cleared has been but little WON.
Terms of sale will be one fourth in ready mo-
ney, 4 three annual insraiments for the balance.
Bonds with approved security and deed oftrust
upon theland viii b. required, to carry interest
from the date il not punSlually paid.
Those inclined to view the land before the day
of sale. WILDE shewn il by Mr.. gorge Toler or
Mr.. William Toler, adjoining. who can give
information Of the nar,aer in which the lots are
laid a..
BENJAMIN TOLER,
$50 Isess IN taet for fbe Exeeu.
fos Of HTlkiam A,,asrsor
dec.
Hanover. Sd June, 1905. tbs. !
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IXHIE Che subscrib >rs JUDGES OF
! w the sGz sErAL Covnr. have prrsuant
70 law allotted flic Judges CT the respective DIS
TRIcr CouRrs as follow: "a. I, ~ q "a =,
William Nelson, Jun & Robert White. f ~.
70 the distgitis Of Whiehester. HARDY ana Mo-
ncrgalia eovrslionses
Jahn Tyler and Paul czsrirgsou. Jun. Esqs.
70 he eisr'as OF R'fhrond, Petersburg, Bruins
wick courthouse and S;xGclk ), 81, ~ 4. -. 4 < q
Edmund ,vigsronsod Archibald Stuart, Rscs
Ito the districts Of Prince Edward courthouse.
Franklin, Washington courthouse, < the Sweet
Springs IN Botetourt county So :. .
IosSph prertis and Richard Parker. Esas. TO
the dis;rsts Of Northumberland. King & Queen.
Williamsburg and Acconack corr:llosises-and
Joseph Jpnes'and Francis T. brooke. Esqs. to
Stanton, Charlottesville. Fredricksburg & Hay
| market distrias At the nexr succeeding terms
thereof. ~. :.
Wfrrsss our hands and seals this twelfth day
of June. one thousand eight hundred and FIVE
John Tyler, (SeaD
Jos: Jones, lSeal)
VIM. Nelson, Jr. (Seal)
Francis I. Brooke, (SeaD
Published BY order of the Judges
Jim1 WILSON ALLEN. G. Q. O:
WILL BE SOLD, =
On Saturday the Goth July next, Cor ready mo-
ney, npoh the premises,
ONE TRACT OF LAND.
Containing by estimarion two hundred and forty
FIVE acres more "a less. lying ard being in the
county Of buckingham. and joining The lands Of
Darby Bondurant, James b. Couch. the Widow
Tapscstt and Fanny Hondurant This sale viii
be make by vir ne OF deed of trust to me- from
Francis Amos, bearing date the twentieth day Of
July. one thousand eight hundred and wol 70 Sc
u -El- I. L.
lings and three pence, due to William Walker.
Of Albenarle connty. with lawful inte,est from
the date thereof, aud the expense of recording
and selling the same. The subscriber being only
Interested trustee, will only convey he right
vested in him by the aforesaid deed of trisr.
John Staples, Trustee.
Warren oth June 1905 2w
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WILL Be SOL ID,

For cash. in the town OF Milton, a, the house Of
John Watsoii, on the 18th day cf July next,
One Tsacf or Parcel of Land,
CONTAINING BY estimation 500 aces. be the same
more or less. Also. an undivided ono tenth par,
OF he lands senemenrs Of BENNETT Henderson.
dec hing and being IN tho town Of Milton and
acjacen thereto. Also. rne following Slaves, TO
we; Hannah, negro woman, Pa rick boy
Amy negro woman. Dick negro fellow. and
the children OF Hannah. herein before nan,ed--
Also. inc childten OF Amy herein before named,
which SAID mopr,y is convened 70 me in trust, 10
secrte the paym-rr cf a deb Que Brown, Hives
& &c. and as aaag Under said uust only for tie
benefit of o5hcrs; am only 20 bs considered bound
10 convey the ,ide vested in re as rrus.sc
Martin Dawson, Trustee.
Milton, l1th JuHs 1906 4w
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V A L U 4 B {. e { 4 n D
FOX SHE.

THE ssbseSiber ofcss for sale. 1874 Acres of
Land, II, the county OF pit,syls aniz, about
s miles from the ccurtnnuse and ~ from Lynch.
burg Aboutone ilsii Of this lar. is good tcbac-
coIand. TIE other fine for ,srmiug--i.is an well
watered and tinbered, having bo,,., stream pass
ins hon TWO and an haIfto three miles, through
near The centre of the land, and interseaec BY
number Of hne branches aud affords equal If
nct superior summer range for stock, to any land
N this pat of the country. .TScre is on this
isnd three plantations convenient 20 each other,
saicient 70 work ,ix OF eight hands To advantage,
s'trsIe abou' nike from Girls, and Saw Mill
VIII divide the paschase money into & tIr equal
payments the hrst 70 be paid On conveyance and
delivery OF possession. the Others TO be paid an
nuaily, andliSsly negroes vii be received in pay
ioen' az cash PRICE This land may be divided
lrfo two or frcfe rraSis, If convenient TO purcha
ssrs and is web silrated FOR the ecnveniea, ser.
Element II several families. It IS presumed. thai
further DESCRIPTION would be useless. ~ any DER
son inclinahls TO purchase .must wisIito view the
premises and'lu3ge for himself. Any person may
see tbs iandb by applying TO me. on If
ROBERT LOVE
PiitsyIvsnia. June 7,s, 1906, (sw)
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| 1tAr ~~--->-s
IN Engfish Sbel}i7q. Book,
lYff5 reading kessons. aa5sed 70 BE eo5ae;t;,, ~
C5iit,cs: In three tay.s. Cale,,los<d "a ,.oC,,se
sse a,rers by natural and <asy on rdaf;crs md
10 sedc5 O,.Aosrab5y and Prorunc;a,;or to0ettrr.
ny LfNbLEY MURRAY .5i
1ntbor of Engiis5 C,on,rc a, adoht~d 10 fbei;f.
f4esf cix,ssss of Lea,ne,s -
ssS - Ss,s a 81
.. An 1s;sh sr.,,;,,,,, !, 49, 60. 49,.
Of ,he q EnsI;,b f.r.rv,,. - !, ~ s,s.,,'ssa,'.
exc;,s <,v ;ssv,tf. 60. 49, F... s~s'', .
have bees N The hat;s of ,,.,n. he ,,,,s~ .r,a
we tIoubt MOI ~. 4, ,,or.s. 81 ~. ~. c.,
l,;nc Root r;,t,h.,. =. - ~ ,,.,;s.-s ~.
Gamma, has saifeaav oh,.;ned w. aisS
| 10 ace TIA, M Mu.Sav t.s ieer ca..f.J :,
right d;vi sion Of his .vabiss in HE srell;,, 81
Tia, he h,s q, ,ts &c
;n,rodrc;rre into h;s ,,aor ,..ls &c :s.",..'.y
ma,,er rs i,,ary;ai 5e-;,,r '(er 1apA
sv. 70 80. ~ s ~ - -.
rbe psefui i,hour. &c NJ 49, .,,S ~. ~
| lie work ftbe SnxIl;,~ r,onLy;, - aSa,,,,..
.,Sh;sh f,or ;,s ss .'a:' -
ON. win prove greatly ssryccab,e 70 the .snder
(! aye for WHICH il IS desioned - Mntbf, ar;,rc,
| Oeto5ey. 1904 49, 80" =. : = - ,
..Mr Moray, successfa, .x.,,;or. q, N. e.
VIC. f womb, l., % h.er, 80 ,e,, 1850 -
.nr,ians. ,b,, ,ys ,,,,,,L :; &c., - 80 80 -
sent 20 ,,,cs ~. 49, -.
and 10 S,bs, !, ,,;Ii ~, :; ~
ira froI, The ,e ..,,ssJ ,.,, -, =; ',h -.
thor. in This den,y,.,. !, 49,.
(. an ,1fagos;nr' ,W,, 1901 ''---,'
..WI,h The great ruerit of Mr. r.;ndlev MIR.
raw in nrovidns assistanr. fv III. ;,,.,,,o;er, ,r
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& Geo. Watt

LAS removed from the store he formerly oc
i a cupied to brick house on the cross street
leading from the main stseet to Shnckoe ware.
house, where he has on hand and offers to dis
pose OF on moderate terms, b, Wholesale,
TIE following ftHcles, 0iz:
Loaf and Muscovedo Sugars,
n. Eng|and. w. island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogeiac, barcelona and Apple Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
coifee OF a superior quality,
Mossses, Ginger ard Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and imperal Tea,
900 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assor,ed sizes--And
The remainder of his Stock OF Dry Goods.
consisting principally of articles suited 10 The
present and approaching season, which he wtIi
either sch on a credit Of 3, 6 and month";. fo,
no'ss negeciasle at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved sndorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
flous or Hemp
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond ed March, 1905
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{. GEoPGEDILLAHD is FIVE feet eight or nine
inches high, tolerabie faircomplcxion. shortblack
hal. dark eyes, well ser, ano some what droopa
IN he shoulders. slow and soft of s;sscoh and OF
smaing countenance when speaking, aboSs TWEEN
" four or twenty five years of. ages when h ab.
seconded, he road large soriol horse. about fise
fse' nigh some vhise feet, large white spot in his
forehead and a snip on the nose
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cf,he best quality and la.ee, fashions. & VIII d;,.
pose Of thsTz on rhe chesrest term, Tor c.sb o..
Printed caiiicoes aud Laced Cs.s6,;r ,Sl,.,l,
cohHxss sir u Nxsiin dino 81
xSfn,Hif. asserted parIols kinas
Lr'so L,nens fnfis, Ezgiis5, FsesoS
Leffon CdHneyes aud md Lain S.iE
"aNeeens Fiorenfirrs ana Satfins,
c0ff'n y S,N Hose bert kisS
Coiop,eG Genlbyfcls and Peat gefl. osd ~, NJ.
laced ditto. MIN
India Musksss Of f5e Sill s!gres. f5yea4. Ioe-
.fysf Yisiiig aid essiag,
Pam e colomes 1far. 5lrct crose, md :,
setHes oerral Gsso,fsenf of
sabe.fae c9otIsand Ca. l2ilbons
sliHc'es GoiftS Silver Es,,lfon
1bieksefs, ccrdRrcys and A general s1orts,eas Of
psfrefs Lcgb@n Bonnets
5et 7fets and German Gentiemen's Leobo,r
OsDaburys Hats.
Together with number of other articles ,oc
tedious to enumerate.
JOHN MILLER u co.
Riehmond. 8rh May, 1905. II
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defendant.

United States OF America, fifth CIR
cult. in the Virginia Distna, May term, 1903.
AnseIfn Lynch, adsl'r &c. of Charles Lynch,o
dec PIT -
AGAINST =
hoheft Donald, Andrew Donald, Thomas I g
Donald aud Alexander Donald, Surviving { 5
partners Of James and Robert Donald :
ana company Def',s
he defendants NOT having entered their an.
4 pearance and given security according to
rule OF this court. and il appearing to the sails
tastion OF ls Court that they are not iniiabi,an,a
OF this dstri9; On the motion Of the plaintiff by
his counsel, hiso,de' ed that the said de fendznts
90 appear here on the FIRST day Of the next court
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and tina, COPY
OF this ordeF be forthwith inserted in some one
OF the newspapers published IN the city of Rich
n'onl for iwofnon'hs successjvely. and posted at
The front door of the capitol in the said city.
n copy--Tests.
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ihe subscriber, Respectfully morn
heirfFieHds srd iss public, thar they have
received their

,String ASsortWent Of Gods,
OF the best qsaitY ndla.esi fzshion,, & VIII di.
loss o. thsI. on I:e caeapeEt term. Cor c,sf1 VIZ
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