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March 1,lSo
HAND For SALE

= TRACT OF about $50 acres, lying on James
N River, adjoining the town of Lynchburg; one
hundred and forty of which is low ground, and fad
to ne OF the first quality; comfortable proportion OF
the high ground lies WE'LL and well adapted to the
culture OF tobacco and grain. 1t ha: excellent ad
and rock ilihery on its fmall apple orchard, good
dwelling houe and convenient out-houfes; mill
ea upPoied to be hyperion any in that part of the
country-the mill houie would let within thirtv-GS
poles OF the river, navgable water Likely negroes
would be received in part pay, and generous price
allowed for one two backGnths that are,inder
SO years of age, and good workrlen For further
particulars, apply to the lubicrber on the premles
or MIR. William Brown, merchant, in Lynchbure.
LEWELLEN Jones.
March ]. (eptO
1 RIsH LINN, and Sberfi4g5; SIfeyjfne ClofB5 ana
n CgBimere5
LaAa, Italian and Fycaeb SHf
Do null Null HIuRin5
Dc. do. do. E6lkE.
Fanny l1glin, Peil5 ard Sba7oLs
Coloaade 14gai1t Cambriek Di0qi.ie, e CaHieoe,
Laeed GAPS and Teils;
De- HJdtG and SbazcLs;
d. Giove5 and l1ifis;
WGi6 Leather and Kid Glove5.
For Sale by
BARTLETT STILL.
January Is. IF
y URR MILL STONES, or ALL s1zrs; and
~ PLASTER OF PARIS, of an excellent oualitv
FoR SALB, IS USUAL, Br
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
Dee.4. [ePt]
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FIGHTS AS FoLLOW /:

bSME SMOCK, 7o5o is nozg Proprietor otf5r CouyJ1,
Informs geatLa7ca ebe Tr. that tie ryoaey 10 be RIM far
each day, -OW be P!fsai IL TIE hands Of he T4ges-
lie is zvHng 10 rant tie Dining Hogs, and tie Booths in
ne FIeid Psoa5 7oW be 8laeed at tie gate TO yeeeive
TEL, as g'Ti.-He 7oW aJo fuyniG GaJies and litter
far rae bos gratis and 6oard);yvaa at 2 Pr d,y
19areb %. (cbfRJ
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT 8 SHOE MANUFACTUp Err.
MAIN-sTREET .RIcuMoNp

\ e AXES Boots & Shoes
AVA to anypattern or fafh-
ion, equal in point of MA
TER1ALs ard WoRKmAN-
SNIP to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
SHoEs, Of the fri quality
and newell falhion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a dif.
taree, who are difpofed to
forward me their meafure,
by paying attention to the
annexed cut. can he fred
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CHARLES DUNCAN.
re'erlonrs New. "a. eptf
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MINISTRY OF THE MARINE.

On bo0rd H5 Imperial MaieHy'J Rib f6e Buren,
faars, fbr SID Tbeymidor, gear IS, 10 heoeus
H.. S. ". IF CAPE FniFarr.
Monfeigneur-I have the honor to render Won
an account that the combined Feet Quilted Mar
Unique the 9th Prairsl.
On the Goth Mefl;dor, being off Cape FiniE-
terre, was taken ny he E. N. e. and N. r.
winds, blowing with violence. The Indompta-
bic carried away her main-top-maR, and the
Heet tufained comfortable damage in their YARDS
and fails. The winds growing cain, did not
vary, but continued in the fame quarter; and I
remained in this fituation, without being able
to rife, itrugc'ing againit contrary wisds, until
The sd Thermidor, when deferred twenty -one
ial Of the enemy.
Immediately drew mp The fquadron in line of
battle upon the la'bosrd tack. Admiral Ora
VIVA made fgnalto the SpaniGl fquadron TO take
the bead ofthe line, and placed hiufclf head of
the combined fguadron. The weather was cx-
cciiively foggy we feered towards the cne-
my, who ALTO Reered towards us in z fcatteted
line, with the apparent intcu,ion of clofng the
wind upon ourrear guard, and of placing 1t te-
tween two fires, by counter-uarch with the
wind Ind. as foon AS Jaw him to- coward
Of our quarter ] mas G-a-l 20 fand about,
tack for tack, wit5 the cmnfer.marcS.
The fcg began to thcken. AS foon as pr-
GgH2i f9d reached admiral CRAVING, be haGtent d
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CHARLESTON, September os.

, Capt. Sliman, of the nip John and Frances
IN 36 days from Bourdeaux, has fIrnil,ed ne
with our regular files of French papers-tbofe
of Paris to Auguf 9th inclufive. From theft
we have extracted the French account Of The
action off Ferro' between the combined French
and Spaniff fleets and that ofthe Engliil, on the
22d ofJuIy. '">
Capt. 5'liiman, the esd Of Auguf, off Cape
Portugal was boarded BY an Engliih kings brig,
the Attack, capt. Swaine. and wigs Informed h.,
him that the day before t'ie Britifi, Sect sppe,r.
ed off Ferrol, and found that the combined
Bees ofFrance and Spain had failed on the IN
from thence, their definition not known. BIN,
tnppofed for the Eaf-Indies. The Bri,jh were
in puriuit of them. Cir, Gre
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[VoLUME 2.

ons of love and devotion towards the iIo,y Ser.
ohrreverend brother, the cardina, Fetch. arch.
b'ihop of Lyons, rendered to us, fecond time.
with equal macnifcence, the Offices OF hofpita.
lity. We rejoice in this opportunity eff public
ly acknowledging our gratitude to his eminence.
We thould not forget that during our flaw a,
Lyons, the celebrated chapel de Touryiere. de-
dIcated 20 the Holy Virgin, was re-opened bv.
us in the prefence of an incredible number Of
the citizens, and rcRored, as formerly, to puls.
lie worihip. At Turin, where, fecond time.
the inhabitants loudly exprefied their vene,ation
TOR us, we had the inexprefIibe happiuefs of a.
gam beholding the Emperor Napoleon, and of
comforting with him. We took the o1poltun;-
~ OF earnefly recommending again to his cor
liberation the eccleliafical concerns of Frarc.
and Italy, and after returning his r,aieay our
fncere thanks, for all the benefits he had con.
ferred on us. and the Catholic religion, wey,rc-
ceeded on Our route TO E;ruria, and arrived at
Florence. ..-.s-
Our entry into that city Wis attended With
much tp'endour, and productive of great public
re}oicings. The i'uNrious Queen of Ftrmis A.
gain received us in the mott magnificent man
ner, evincing at the fame time the NOT becon1-
ing piety. The Lord. in the moi unbounded
mercy, had prepared for us in this city. the mott
gratifying of all conlolation.
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MARSHAL's SALES.

70 BE SOLD, for ready money, in purfiIance
i ola decree OF the OF the United States, for
the fifth circuit in the Virginia dilria between
fhereas Bond, attorney for the creditors of Ezekiel
Edwards and David Rols, and Others defendants, in
order TO raiie the FUN of 1909 dolls. 90 cents with
the exPences of iae, number of very valuable aves
notv at the Oxford iron Works The fale viii take
place a: the laid Works on the 10th day OF Novem-
Der next.
BENZ MOSBY, D. M. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. V. D..
October 4. (.Ptds)
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PARIS, Aueun 10

The news which we give to .dav canno. faiI,o
engage the attention of every reader. We are
torry that the want ofroom prevents orr ADDING
any thing to the reflections of the Mopiterre
What is mott aftonihing in this engagement. is
That ~ rei'llt changes nothing in the ftua.jnr of
the helIIgcrent powers. The capture of two
Spani' Hips, which were unable to keen nm
with the fleet, is no doubt to he regretted Rrt
this is Tight advantage for England, and very
far from compenfating the lcfIcs IlIe has G,1a;n-
ed in ''er colonies ADD her trade. After the lono
encouragement Of the French navy, il is clor.
ons FOR this fqnadron to have carried min and
defo'a ion through the Englifh colonies, 70 have
dfp'ayed the Imperial flag through the Eurone-
an and American feas, and to have bid defiance
70 1--we different fleets of the enemy, bv which
II was purified 1t is glorious, we fav, for this
fquadron TO have 70 long exercifed its new fail
orsin 70 periious an expedition; to have main.
tanned an action with an enemy who NAV well
boat OF every advantage of numbers and ex.
perience, and 10 have kept the fra the next dav.
without the pretended vanqui1ler daring TO dif-
pute this honor with il, and n fine to have fuliv
accomplished its deign. The efeet of this en-.
gagement, far from difcouragine the allies. nuft
animate them to further exerti6ns. Such n be.
ginning is the ftlre guarantee of an approaching
victory.
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Oaober 4.
RAPPAHANNOcK RACES.

an Monday the I4,i Of Ooober, will poftivelv
~ be ran for over the RaPpahlrnock Jockey Club
co'ire, the Sweep Sts.-To his Rice there are nine
iubieribersat 100 Dollars each half forfeit
On 1ueiday the day following, 6rng the third Tuef-
day in Ofober the Jockey Club Race viii commence
the FIRE. days rurfe will be about four hundred and
hIty Dollars, four mile heats.
On Wrdne1sy the fecond DAYS purre will be two
hundred and twenty Dollars, tso mile heats; and on
1huri'ay, the third days prrie will be three hundred
and thirty Dollars, three r,ile heats
Immediately after the laR davs Race an elegant
Saddle ard Bride price Fifty Dollars, (by MIR lanes
sn'oek) will be ran for by Saddle Horles one mile
heats.
It is to he hoped that each renber will he pointed
N the payent of his lubicrpon, 70 as to enable the
tuberber TO place nto the hands Of the Judges the a.
Inoi- o. each days Prien order to ffew the men,
ocrs the neceii;y Of being punetua in the payment
OF ther iubicrPtion, beg leave to annex the Goth
article OF tire Connifution.
Hrfific Tzvfriieb. On the firn DAYS race. in
every year, the fccretary fal lay on the table be-
" fore dinner, lia of all ucf members as have NOT
"paid up their fubfcrption.'
1t is neceiiary to Rate the reafons which enduced
us to alter the time Of Races, the frf alteration
from the 29ih to the 22d was made 10 as not TO IN
ferere with the City Races; and the ptefen hofe of
Feteriburg TINS far we have gone in accommodating
mole who may haze with to be at all the Races
by orStr ef ne PreGdegf,
HAZI.EWOOD PARISH,
u. Secretary and Trealurer
fredericksburg, oa. 4, 1905. ep9t
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REVEREND BRETHREN,

oiT!CE the hrit moment of our return from
france TO this city, we have ardentlv deired.
reverend brethren, to a1emble you in Confiito-
rial Council, in order that we may make known
to you our true defign snd Object in making
that Journey, for the purpofe of decorating our
mott dear fon in Chrif, Napoleon, with the en-
iigns or imperial dignity, and TO communicate
to you, without delay. the Pituitary confeouen.
cess which by the blefiing of God, have refulted
TO us from that Journey. Nevertheless, we are
not yet fully able TO crafty thofe, our anxious
wiihes. becaufe various matters relative 70 the
churches, refpeeting which we had made pro-
poiitIons, have not yet been fettled, nor have
the examinations of the Bi1bops, on whom thofe
-churches ought to be conferred, been We. COM
pieted. We, however, congratulate ourfelves
IN heIng able TO communicate with Won this
day 70 near the folemn fehivai of the holy A.
poiiles Fcter ard Paul, in order that, after hav-
ing defcribed the benefits we have experienced
chiefly by their holy afIiftance, we may proceed
10 celebrate the memory of thole glorious mar
tyrs, with piety the more ardent, and with
FOULS overlooking with gratitude.
Inc cd day of November iaf year, we de-
parted from Rome. You will remember, on
that location, the fervent wifhes expreJed bv
the Roman people for our welfare and the
numbers, who, infpired by holy affection for
orr Perions, accompanied lis many miles on our
ronte. Thefe excited in our breaft the liyelieH
emotions of paternal love, and were conGdered
by US as an aufpicious omen, for the fuccefs of
our Journey.
On the frontiers of Etruria, and more p,r;.
cnlarly on our arrival at Florence, we are una
bic to expreis the fatisfa6fion we then felt. On
beholding iuch concourfe, fuch myriads of
people, who came to venerate, in an humble
pertoD, the fuccenor of St. Peter, and the Vicar
OF Cbrif on earth. Among the foremon 70
Thew US marks IF veneration, was our da,gh-
ter IN Chrift, Maria Louis, queen of Rtrrr;a.
who not only, in the mott folemn manner. mani.
ieited her pious affection for us, but intreated
us to take the opportunity Of comforting the "a
crament OF confirmation on her dear ION, Louis.
king OF Etruria. This facred ceremony was To-
Iemnized with appropriate maenifcence, and
we bad TO admire on the location, in common
with all prefent, the becoming piety of the mo-
Their and the fon.
In continuing our progrefs through Italy, wc
received the moh confolinQ proofs of 4 general
vener7'ion for our Eacrcd functions, as well a,
attachment to orr perfop, particularly at Mo-
dena, at Reggie, AZ Parma, 1T Placentia. ~ Tor.
tonIa and at Alexandria. On our approach r.
Turn, our Revd. brother, his Eminence, Tho
Cardinal Cdmbaceres, and our dear fon. Ssm,
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FROM FRENCH PAPERS,
To the lab Of AvguR, ree-ized at f5e Orr,cE Ct
the CTR G6zET7E.
VIENNA, JuIv1s.

il appears that all the regiments have orders
10 hold tfemfclves in readnefs To march. 1Sbe
two regiments defined for 77ranfylyania are ~.
ready on their march, and have taken with them
their recruits, whom they have not had time, "a
ciothe. The corps of artillery which is at Bud.
weis will be conveyed in carriages into the into
rior of Auftria. Befdes the troops which will
beupited in Italy, two comfortable camps will
be formed: one near Pettau, in Stiria, and I'll e
other near WatafSiin. They will be united un-
I'll the end of Autumn.
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Sales st auft.an.

WIN Be Ho1 Tses2y tie 7tJ os7oter mex, pef.ivsly
7o'h'nt r.r9s 1ss cn credit Of 20 days, for ntgO-
fl6fs notes, on all fans exceeding 100 dailays.
a Large alior,ment of GOODS, conffting Of
n Calico and Chintz,
SuperfDe cloths and Cainleres,
Fine and coarfe do.
Dutch Blankets,
Men and Women's cotton bookings,
Men and Wornen's ihort and extra long kid Gloves,
Mems white and brown thread hockings,
"A, 9-S and Cd plain cambria mullins,
Cd figured and laced do.
Iriih Linens and meetings,
Brown Hollands thread AID tape,
Marfeilies Dinty, Fufian,
Durapts. Moreens,
Bombazets, Wildbores,
Mems fine and coarte hats,
Mems fine and coarfe fhoes,
"A very large and general aiIorsment of Ironmon-
gerry and Hardware,
Three cafes of Jingle and double barrel fowling
pieces,
lod and 20 Nails, &c. &c. &c.
THOMAS TAYLOR & Co. v. Ms.
Sept %. (eptds.
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-MARSHAL'S SALE.

y Y virtue CT decree Of the Court Of the United
ID States for the Fifth Circuit in the Virginia DIFF
tria Pronounced in May lat between John Sonier-
vile ptaitiff, aud David RoCs defendant:
WILL BE SOLD, on Tuefiay the 5,h day OF oc-
tober next to the highel bidder for ready money fa
much of the Iraa of Land in Cheferfeld county,
commonly called the Falls Plantation as will be fulfil
Gent to raiie the of two thoufand one hundred
and twenty one dollars and 81 cents, and the colts of
,uit and of iae. The point at which the purchafer
i;o begin mis- urvey and the direction in which he is
TO run his lines will be degnated the day of ale,
which fale will he had on the premifes
JOSEPH SCOTT, Martial y.
Sept. 60, 1905. eptds
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asricvs ersteuiit.
aaIes at aurs.ol,.

ON Monday the f4.h of October next will COM
~ r,epce the fale of WILLIAM MACKENZIE
& Cos Stock, their Store, three doors below the
Eagle Tavern. Coiiifrg Of upwards of Thirty 7boH-
f,zd Dotzfrl worth Of Fashionable and we'll ielesed
DRY GOODS.
TERMs--Au films under 100 dollars, 90 days. ard
pc all inms above 100 dollars and 6 months eredr
will be given. Notes NOT negotiable, but with ap-
proved iecurity.
OaoberI. (ep,ds)
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOI g SHOE MANCF4
MAiN-sTREEr. 'RIcHNoNp

"A ( AXES Boots & Shoes
N4 to any pattern or faih-
ion, equal in point of MA
TERIALs and WORKMAN
snIr to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
SHoEs, of the firn quality
ard reweft fafhion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a dif-
tsnce, who are difpofed to
forward me their mealure,
by pa, ing attention to the
annexed CUT. csn he fired
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AsCHAFFRNBtRC. Iuyv on

The Rufian general Winzingerode, fet ofo,
the 18th inf. for Petersburg, after having had
feveral conferences with the imperial niniters
at Vienna. The Aufrian Court invariably ner.
fit in their pacific fyfem, nor are any boaiir
dlipoiitons whatever remarked on the Ru(T;,n
frontiers, whatever may be faid TO the contrary
by the indefatigah!e Gazetteer of I,nberg
who nrthefe thirteen years paR appears TO have
the army of Xerxes at his orders.
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FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
a TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, in the town
L y OF Lynchburg, at prefent occupied by col. John
Watt, to which there half acre of land attached
the Houfe is entirely and well finifhed with a
cellar under the whole Houfe, which is devided in
two rooms, one room and paIage below Fairs and
two above, the Houfe is thirty feet in length and
twenty feet wide. On the faid los is good garden en-.
tirely new, clover lot is alto inclofed moke houfe,
liable, and corn houfe with every convenience for the
reception ola family For terms apply to Mr.. VIM
Brown, Lynchburg, or the fubieriber
THOS. CREWS.
Anherit, ofober a. ep8tf
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with Boots or Shoesas wellas if they were on the
fpo.-...... A-the cnsrh of the Boot.--C-round the
Caf.-..B-the pitch Of dtto--D--round the heel and
inftep.- E-ronpd the nRer--.G-acrofs the ball of
the foo,. Fix the heel asanG perpendicular, and
t'cka knife the end of the great toe-fet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters in the diff
ferent nieafrres January l. .ptf .
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FOR SAFE

q TRACT Of LAND, lying on peankatank RI
j yer, in Gioueener. I cortains about eco acres.
not more than 100 OF which are cleared and the g-ca,
erpart OF The lnisice exceedingly well tin,bered'
For particulars, apply to Pithard Fl IohrFon, r.1r
Ns"-Cs"Ie' Hanover 'pt. 81 ftp
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GEORGE Willy,
BROKER e. COMMITS ION NE

Near the Bafin,
pUYS and fells all kinds of Produce-Afo, Lands
- Lots, and heufes, Bank Stock, &C.
~ Htbas for Sale, LOTS No III, 9, 8, and 4,
which make. one entire fquure in Du-Val's addit-
on-There is good Spring attached TO them. Thefe
lots are well worth the attention of any gentle
willing build iuumer retreat for his family.
July e5.-tf.
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PIcKEING VfNRnAv

CROCTRS, Tavern Yeerersan and Private r,o,;l;o,
NJ may be fupplird wi,h VINEGAR Of vsry
hyperion euai'y by the barrel GALLON or leis ouan.
"iy ard at ~ u"conrionly low price by
liar r & SoUTHGATF.
0t>eja,tJc Segle Rogf.
''S''' We ep2w&Iawtf
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MILTTNRY. CERTIFICATES.

Wilt NNT LERTIFICHTES.
H'oR SALE, Certificates of ,his Rate, bearing in
tere't OF per cent. and receivable az the Trea-
iuryFor all arrearagcs Of taxes prior the wear 17os
WILLIAM PRICE, Caih'r. cenl. N. As.
May 10. IT,
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ALLOCUTION,

OF our HOLY FATHER Plus VII. ny Dtv,Sr
PROVIDENCE POPE, DELIVERED THE ST.
LEcT c6NsisroRY, HELD TIE 26rH OF
JUNE, 1905.
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EUROPEAN 1nseIiiurnee.
FROM n FRENCH Paper.
PARIS, IuLY

The Official Journal has this dav puhlifbed
IN Latin the Ah'oeutiou of His Holinef the
Pope, of which the following is faithful tranf:
lation -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-26

and has over hlee enjoyed peea Fate Of health, for
which We arc entirely indebted this excellent medicine
Dr.. BARDWELL'S
Re- asiwaf;se Solar Tisftsrs, or PaSsixm Of Life
Of the cure of Goniumptiou and Aahma, Ddordcr IN
the Stomach and Bovsls, Con,uhons, Cholie and d
lensry. =.
Cautious IN invsaigation and attentive enquiry into
the nsture and hws Of the animal economy, having long
confirmed an opinion in the mind Of rho inventor, that
all the naades aforementioned, derive their origin
tromAhe fame eauie, ndire2 debility, or eonleqaens
week.-mrs., the analogy Of their inurce By natural ING
ference uggeedshe idea Of their removal BY the fame
neans the ref,, was the ddeovery OF the Terminating
Solar Iinc.urc, which after having been employed IN
thoufsnds Of nRances, with the moa une1ampled and
atonhing sucts hss obesied the worineR appreciation
Of ehlreer, Of he fri repe3abiity, both in and out OF
the prt he propretors can confidently sreeomend
Of the noa esrsn, eHearieus aud pseaiant re.
lneaes d!covred by man or oieFesd to ihe world
Price, dol and dollar aud SO cents per bottle The
large bottle CONTAINS nearly two of she in'a Copsus
Direction. for their ufs fe,'ed up with each btse
Dr.. StonghtOn's Cordial Buffers, faith
fully prepared at the original warsh0uie, Lon.
don.
This incompatible medicine has food The teR
Of univerfa APPRECIATION in Europe tor pear an hun
dred years, in The cure and prevention of, -
LIS Of atptfnt, bad digtfisx, euindy eh'lie,
syfth. k1errr vapasr', fains7sG and t-'-bI'rg,
ag>r and ftvsr, eetrsd1d Jtrits, {oaf s'tatb,
eu0,ms in Children /tx,vty, ebdraaioss or fop.
nsfs, blious ffrr,,, .fek fts, Se. Ss.
or Thtfs Bi,,ers being now generally uled in
taverns and public places, and universally sckow~
lodged by all who have tried their effects, to betar
fupericr to the competitions formerly nPofed IN
imitation,hereot; the proprietor hath 'eds'eR the
price TO ,hule who purc!a.c largely ahore hisy per
cent. Directions will he pafed on the Routie',
and which will be ALTO feaied, in order TO dstea
countcrfeiss and upfar, prstenders, who will all
tel! you, they make the genuine Stonghson's Bit
tiers; and in order TO inpoe their traih on the pub
lie, they foroetime. copy apart Of the true adver-
tifenent and directions.
Sf,ejfe ,D,sps fer Deafnef,.
FOR many years have thefe drops been uicd with
amazing fueeefs, in DEAFNESS & HARDNESS of
REARING. Thoie who are unaequainted with the
great relief afforded by this valuable medicine car
neRy snmstd trial. Few the cafes in which
it s no, been grea, erviee and very often perfected
complete cure. -.
Cop lireaions for the ufe Of the Specific Drops
Tor Deaaef, lsalod up with each bottle Price
.,yar.
Jane Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-26

$1,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. B. Prizes fubjeeed TO deduction Of fl
teen per cert.
This Lottery has bsen authorized BY the le:
pils.ure OF Virgins, for the landsble pulpcfe
cf eretiirg feminary cfeafning in or near the
u,trcpo.,: OF this sa,e. With this view it 10
contemplated TO rs,f: zo,oco dollars, ard 1900
dollars IN addition, fer dcirayihg the expences at
t.ndan, on drawing sic lottery. Citizens of tho
ftA refpet,asili,y have been felessd as trufssss
snd they have pl,dged theufclves to NE their ur-
mott sxertiens n carry il INTO sftt Ihs iehems
has the advantage i giving 10 zach adventurcr
chance for (owe very large Frlz"s, Whit the pro-
portion CT prizes TO banss, is 70 great as 20 IN
v,e the grienss OF the intended ina'tunon to par
tzke in III. lottery, ri,h very littie ri& Of their
becoming lo.ers. The t7eslurer OF this tate "a
70 he appointed TO ree,,ve the money Tor the
tickets as they are fod, and 20 pay the amount OF
tie prizes TO fortunate sdVen'ures. 1t is believe
ed tia, III. above considerations will duce "a
rid fale o, tn. ,iekss, ard the drawing will ctn-
n,ence as icon as Efficient nuH,ber ihall be fold
20 author re (which !. u believed will &c on
tie fecoud i,lonsay IN D.o.mbes next.
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1904. go
~ Tickets to be had of Robert
Pollard, DR.. I. Peterborough, fem
VIM. Price, Reg Samuel Plealants,
un. and VIM. Pritchard.