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TO RENT.

rf'Wo HOUSES on the Crofs- Street leading 70
4 Mr.. CraigE Office both OF which are large
and convenient for private boarding hopfes. They
may be dvidedinto foer eparate tsnennents, aottoy
good kitchen to each will ALTO rent tenement
on the Main Street at grefent occupied by Mr.. Liz
tleberry Wsddil as grocery. ] haye for fale be-
tween four aud Eve acres Of LAND, oppoite MIR.
meadow, the balance is IN garden, BIC. there is or
il two good Fprings and = fmsll dwelling hovfe il
healthy and deGrable itpstion for any Per1on wihnr
to putchale near this city.
MICHAEL oRANTLAED.
February 81 (i~ law.)
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INDIAN TRIBES.

The Ofages who have been lately 4. Warrington,
are Represented as pofIeiing move enlarged intel
le and greater hare of that acute fenhii,y which
cherthes reflection. improves by oi,lerva,on, eniar-
ses the reckoning faculty and amila,es TO matter,
OF taite and elegance, than onr mote northern and
weitern tribes--We have had protested to us copies
OF two poetical articles which we are Informed are
tranilations aseloc the difmari,y OF two lanpua
ges, and the irutaure of Engliih metre will admit
We give them as received them:
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Bp aInborftp,
~==
LAW or THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

To Efesf fbs eoSsu:,eit aisDeoDs JiD.ro tie UsitsJ
Stair, oaS e;,foia s,fs Fsf jaaad Of 81. Domingo.
RE IL eoatieJby tie Snofe and Rogjf Of Rsi,1fa-
fa1iVes offtr United SfsS IF Awsrjea in Coae,e6 ej-
|roabi,J That all cemp,ereial intercourfe betwees
any Perfon or perfoDs teGdent wi,hip the United
States, ans any perfon peffons redent within aLy
pat Of the ilsad Of st. Domingo, not in poGsli9t,
aud Uoder the acknowledged government Of France,
fha be, and is hereby prohibited; and any flip Of
vefi, Owred hired OF employed, wholly or in part,
By any pesfop perSons relidept within the Uited
s,tss, aud failing frou any port Of tie United state,
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SONG,
OF THE Usage INDIANS.

OF THE Usage INDIANS.
U" waking tbeir Tt 10 HqsingfOn, tS. Fat ors natl
onaI g'Sernmeni, in Dee. 1908.
SuDJEcr-Their journey to Wilmington to have
an interview with Mr.. Jefferion, PreGdent of the u
). and their fasisfaaion meeting their great "a
Their.
My eo,uradsS b,ave, and friend, Tno,e!
You hither come from lands remote,
Tofe your grand exalted Sire
And his Ggacious words admire
>" The matter of your life aud breath"
Averted accidents and death,
That yon might G,e5 a .Ggbt behold,
inipite ct hunger. foes and cold.
3it Red 1Isn fnie ye here have been,
Your Great H5he Father ye have ieen,
Who oheered his children with his voice
.. And made their beating hears rejoice.
T. Thor eti5e 0@cs fear no, to come
And leave awhile thy lyIvan home--
The pati.we pafled is clear and free,
And wide and fmoother grows for thee.
Wheue'er to march thou feelf inclined,
Wen f"rn, length'ning file behind,
And dauntlsls from our fore1s run
To hear the talks Of JEFFERSON.
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lust RECEIVED,
AnSEr Lale AZ Il. Esani,s, Boot-Sf

HnST Eole ii tia Egqpi,o Book-Sfo,e:
TINE HISTORY or THE BRITISH COLG.
MES in the Welt indies, with that Of the If.
land Of Hilpaniola or St. Dsn1ugo, by Bryan I'd.
wards, Efqr. +. r. S. S. A. 10 which is now
added, General IIiaory ard defription OF the Ba-
hama BANDS in four volumes octave, ilIunrated by
an atlas, containing whole meet general map os
the WeR-Iudies, whole Meet map Of 81. Domingo
and maps Of the following iilands, viz Jamaica,
Bifbadoss, Trenidad, 81. Viucents, Dominica, 81,
Chiiaopher, Nevis, antigua, Virgin illands, and
fobago.
ALSO,
A few copies Of" BBLLEs-LETTREs Repc-
ftery," ftr 1906, Elegsnt.
March 4.
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ftrlt drawn ticket having blank to its DoLiart.
number 100
Firit drawn ticket having blank to its
number after $50 tickets are drawn 800
Firit drawn ticket having blank to its
number after 1000 tickets are drawn 500
Pirit drawn ticket having blank 70 its
number after 500 tickets are drawn 500
Firh drawn ticket having a blank to its
number after 1000 tickets are drawn 1000
Firil drawn ticket having blank to its
number after $500 tickets are drawn 1000
FirIt drawn ticket having blank to its
number after 27So tickets are drawn 5000
In the above Scheme, there are conGderably leis
than two Blanks to Prize. This Lottery has been
authorized by the Legislature of Virginia for the aud-
able purpofe of purchafng a Library and Phofo-
phieal Apparatus for the uie of the ladents of Rum
ford Academy, in the county of King William which
has been opened and in fccefu operation for nearly
twelve months When it is recolle6ied by the pub
lie that this Academy built by an individual who
has alto appropriated comfortable lot Of ground for
the uIe of the audents and thar flnali portion of
public patronage will probably caule it 70 fourth
the undersigned Commiioners confidently hope that
they will meet with great iuccefs in the fale OF the
Tickets. The i;uation Of the academy is elevated.
and healthy, aud remote from the vices OF towns
John Roane (of King William, Robert Pollard (of
King Willian), Career Braxton, Beverly Robinlou.
and William peterborough, are appointed by the
Cemmiloners to fell and dhpofe Of the Tickets, and
they authorized to appoin, agents for that pur-
pofe.
SPENCER ROANE. BEVERLY ROBINSON
ROBERT POLLARD, ROBERT HILL,
WILLIAM BROCKEE-PHTLlP AYLETT,
BROUGH, WIN. ID. CLAIBORNE,
JOHN ROANE, CARTER BRAxTON
March I J, 1906 Iawtf
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TO BE RENTED,

A BRICK HOUSE, near tina, Of Mr.. Rober,
n Gordon on the Hill, calculated to aceommo.
date fmail family comfortably; attached 10 Il is a
hall acre ground web inelofed.
JAS. GREENHow.
December 7. 6.
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SCHEME OF Il LOTZER1-

% raiis the fun, of foyr thouiand two hundred
dollars, for the purpofe of etablithing IL
BRARY and philosophical apparatus for the ue of the
students of RuMFoRD ACADEMY, in the coan-
~ of King William.
$500 Tickets at 10 dollars each, dolls. es,Ooo
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LETTER

F-os7 tie SECRETARY IF tie T,es,y, fraef1iting TIE
annual fats1.eas IF tie diRr 'onaags Of RE UHifea
States, i5e 3lF J.y Of DeeeS5er, 1904: fogei6e'
4oitb sspIIaa.ory letter from tie R.seer sf fb'
7rsajiyy thereon.
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TIE feer'iss Indian anci, zo; zoe otr~sfiss, there
on, are f'ken Jrow tie ds.o,c. For tie .,aafi;ea:
zvt are indtIfsd to he !cs,t msmsnts Of DIR. Mir
CHILL
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Hou5roN's newly invested PATr>.y trr-
Z L TAl.i.tC HONE. may he had al. Nj. Coo
G'eenhow's itore. oPpc.ite the Eagle Tavern. III,
utility OF tins iaac.':ne for frtting Kazors and oil ar
intrumeAt' winch require fine edge, renders :, =,
object worthy the attention of every individual n;o
may have occaiion for It's uiy
December ~. r
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MESSAGE:
u BE SENATE ard Hogs Of RtS,5ntat;Sr, erJt United
Slater.
In the eourfe of the lar year the following reates &
conventions for the eSnguigmen. of Indian titles 10
Inas within our limits were entered into behalf
OF the II. S.
A treaty between the u. S. and the Wyandot,
Ottawa, Chippewa, Munfee and Delaware, Sha-
vance and Pourewatamy nations of Indians
A treaty between the u. S. and the agents of the
Connecticut land companies on one part, and the
,"yansot, Ottawa, CnPPawa, Muniee, and De-
laware, Shawanee and Poute watamy nations of In
dams.
A treaty between the u! S. and the DeIawares
Poutegataniy nations of Indians
treaty between the u. S. and the Chickafaw
nation of indians.
Two treaties between tie u. S. aud the Cherokee
indians.
A convention between the u. S. and the Creek
nation of Indians
The Ssnate hayng sdvifed and confested TO the RAJ
nhcatiou OF thefe feveral treaties and conventions
now lay them before both Hoes of Congress for the
exerce OF their contutonal powers as to the means
Of fulfilling them
TIL; JEFFERSON.
FEs g, 1906.
The treaty with the Wyandet, Ot,away, Chippa-
wa Murfee and Delaware, Shawnee and Pottawa-
TINA nations, eitabihes the boundary line betweea
the u S. and the nations aforeGaid, TO be i'm future
a'neredan line drawn north and fouth, through
boundary to be erected on the G,u;h hore Of Lake
Ere one hundred and twenty miles due weit Of the
wsR boundary line Of tn. nate of Pennfyvaua, ex-
tending north su,il nterIetts the boundary Use Of
the u. S. and extending fouh until it in,erfeas
line heretofore eRabiihed by the treaty Of Green
Vile
. The Wyandot. Shawanee, MunIee and Della
whrs Patinns cede and reGnguifh laid u. S. for
ever, al che lands belonging to the faid u. 8. lying
ear ofthe sforeiaid line, bounded fou,herly ana ea-
erly by the line etabGhed by fad treaty of Grenvie
and northery by the norfhemof part Oh the fortyfrf
dcgsee Of north latitude"
IN confederation Of this ceffon the u. s allow an
annuity Of 900 dollars, Of which IS is payable b.
the Connecticut land company.
The treaty with the NLyapdot, Ottaway, Chippa-
wa, Muufee and Dclswsre, Shaw4uee and Pottava-
tanl nations, provides for he confederation Of e;gh-
teen thoufshd nine hundred and fxteen doiiars ixty
ieven cents receiVed of tWo Conne6tcut land com
pan'esfor iuk ceIbon Ed companies Of all Indian,
claims 80 the lands Of aid companies, lying ,yefl Of
she river Cayahoea. and the yartage between that
and the Bufcarava ,Srauch of Mufkingura, norfh of
nor''ernmof par NJ the logty-frit decree OF north
ktude, eah Of a line agreed and dcfgnated IN
treaty between the y S. aud cid indian nations
bearing even Date herewith, being ire nsrth sn6
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Wa&ingian, ffe,. Z, 1906.

-; II '' "ii|' "hen war is lung,
~. u .,'u o" Every sa:ive tongue,
WIZ . ss.rath. " aea'n ih'rnde
- WIZ ,h;nt ,ha, ,s,'',..1 70, o. d"
pprfu;i,, Or r;,rt G yIu''e''e' may 'aii' 8
.'N" ~ r"'''ea
Doubt not OF Ioyvais.age's care,
20 81, lead you iorth and ih.w you where
ice enemy concealed;
nus h,sie arm man make the attack,
800 ms, ny "'Vaoe'S PACK,
'e'e'' !'ie''' OH Tire Neid.
Proeeeiing with embodied force, ("
mo nation can wi'tiitand our courfe
oreneck onr bold career;
y, no If tney Knew ny '7oa'<ise faue,
me re. 'es;or' OF nrj'r1s or "a"e-
'"eS q'aSe--or die with fear.
~
90, ,.;t.. 81. !" 'f'Ne e"hs8 ~ ltSt.
'' " '"e "'c's' q iye.
F>,,.J: r.. .r,
reco,,nt ,,..'a;.;.. "e arts papers
~ &c r ~ .r a "o'.'"'' u, the neighbor-
n "s, e. b :" IONS. ne circumstances of her
hsr NV -. -. Ne p'il'o'oPhers' and. lett
eo e.cn'! WIN men unaccutomed to fci-
:, 80. .''nS heh'ates' beeaute
~ Ia" p,:nc'Piee 70 e@piah ;--lgnorance de-
- ,,Ss;sa 49, ..cue u SHOWS NOT the variety
~ 80 as ~ ~ "e'p'es wh'ch exit: g
1f
~, &c -, - ' o".' 's' .na. OF confn-
,,,,,.b;n az - Vi Se'ne' lmeii'ng' hearing,
60 .r"s, e qudfty ot.ane tehfe
- 80 a,'s'elteG 10 an0tner thsFs IS kind
do dn,,, 81. gu .S.a "au ,an'ueon the eyes
tb. .a,,ot W" ."s .ale LOT the eyes, and
4 .:., W.. ~. 49,, 49,.
nar,a 60. p"y"e'a"'d "rter III the jour
81; a. o','' VI having Viilted
g To hs,;.n. y ,.
c,,s> - e. app 'n.s .'hpoiiloIlties the
i,,;t Z. = ,hs;r -, s'..! -, men or icience !;
tb., ,ts .,n-iJ "a" a..aus hke"lis 10 Uncover
tb,n !. fra ;,n,a;rad ,,I ,''. az ui'ue miracles
noT,,, IT, al. anu th'' hoth'hg is I'M
De;.v s"d ~ ; W. ;I cihp'Potence az the
J., ,b' 'ut oe are Tucn rarer
n;,v rs G,;ar,< Lii I"e 'ndn me va
8. Tb;s ,,,,,,,,,' ' - $3.50 ,'; ie"ss'
,-ef.n.eI r,au,, r"r," &C v'n'co' ana 10 whom
I; p,,ie .r,,,I,,,na. ~ y, n'eu'I'nes, powders
which ~, '.nn';a, ad a ,,,ay o.ne, iuoHanceS'
told me Their G.vsr,It.tsa ".' Jaw ueIole'
ne n,,,ch r,rsc;,;,,,r 80 % "es!' dho win
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D.strt.ann.

rNoM rur NATIONAL ,SrxLIlcrwczR.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

TtE. 20, SOC.
Sir,
have the honor TO tranfnft the annual hate-
rent of the dittra tonnage OF the United States,
the 3Ih Dec. 1904, together with an explanatory
letter Of the Regifter of the Treafury.
Il appears from thofe documents, that the a9u-
al tonnage of the United States the SIN Dec.
1904, might be enimated at abou, $4,000 tons,
vi=.
Regiaered tonnage, 6725oo
Enrolled DO. '252,SoO
Filming do. $500
9S3,lOO
lhave the honor to be,
Very RESPECTFULLY, Sir,
Your obedient fervant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
gse 5on tie S,seake,
sfttt Hoyf Of RitrefsntafiVes.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
RsgJae.', Office, Feb. Is, 1906
have the honor tranfmit the annual Rate
n,ent to SIN Dec. So1, Of the diitri6 tonnage OF
yhe United States.
Tons s.5tbs.
The corrected regiaered tonnageis
fiated in faid abaratf at 672,5so Is
The ENROLLED and Ecenfed at 3l7,5S6 81
The filming vefels at s2,337 &c
Amounting to --.-- 1oa,. l,Oi2,fOI 6
The tonnage on which duties were collected du-
ring the fame year, amounted as follows:
Resifered tonnage, paying duty
each voyage I,ls2,7oe CO
EuroIied and iicenled tonnage en- -:
ployed in the coating trade, paying an
annual duty, 25oseo 90
Filming vetlels the FAME, 1857 90
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fouth nne hundred ard tweaty mile. due weh Of the
~eh line Of the Rate OF Pei, lsania, and fouth Of
the porth,rnnoa part al the forsyiecond degree and
two minutes north latitude"
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INDIAN TREATIES.
MESSAGE

On the Ord of February the preEden, laid before
the two Houfes the following
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Amounting to
l,443,456 90

The regifered tonnage having been
corrected according to ths mode pre-
,fcribed for the government of the
collectors Of the fcveral diftricfs, ana
as ttatea in the communication made
by the Secretary of the Trealury to
Congreis the 9Th Feb. soy, is con-
!idered the true amount, as near as "a.
S,ay be, OF that defcription of ton
mage, 6-osso
The enrolled and licenled tonnage
Is Hated at the amount upon which the
annual duty was collected in 1904, on
that description oftounage being the
moi eorretf, and may be coniiered
nearly the amount, 25o,ee0 c
The h.hing venels the fame, 81 ,S57 q
The diftria tonnage of the United
States on SIN Dec. 1904, is Rated at Ss3, 271
OF the regiaered tonnage, amount
ing as above fated to 67o,5:,O Is, it
has been afeertained, that chere were
engaged in rhe whale filiery, 1905 7
Enrolled and licenfed TONNAGE, al
70 in the whale aihery, 49, s2s 4
Amounting to 7om 1889 |
Vt appears by the collectors abftaas that Io3
75s el95ths tons new yeifels were built in ii
3snr 1904. whereof 1869 39-95ths tons were T,
offered, and 3o,lC4 So 5ths tons were enrolled.
have the honor 70 be, Sir,
With the greatef refpea,
Your MOT obedcnt,
And mof humble fervant
JOSEPH NoURsE, Regln
Hon. ALBEIT GALLATIN,
Secretary Of TIE 7reajl,y.
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A convention between the u S. and the Creek ma
ton OF Indians concluded the city of Warrington
cedes to the u s. all their right certain tract of
land, ituate between the rivers Oconee and Ocmul-
gee Except herein after excepted) and bounded as
fellows, viz. Beginning az the high fhoas of Apa-
lacha where the line Of che treaty of fort Wikinion
touches the fame; thence running in ftraight line
to the mouth of Ulcofauhatche, it being the fri
large branch or fork of the Ocnulgee above ths fe
ven iiands Provided however, that if the laid line
ihoud trlke Ulcofauhatehe, at any place above It's
mouth, that Il fhall continue round with that Rream
10 as to leave the whole Of it the Indian lid. then
the boundary continue from the mouth Of the VI
cofanhatche, by the waters edge of the ocinugee
river, down to its jm&jon with the Oconee thence
up the Oconee to the Preient boundary; at Tauloo-
hatche creek thence up faid creek and following
the Prefent boundary line 10 the fra mentioned
bounds, at the high lhoals Of Apaacha; excepting &
reiervng to the Creek nation, the title aud podel.
Oh oi trace of land five miles in length and three
IN breadth, and bounied as follows viz Beginning,
OH the eaitern 1iore of the Ocmulgee river, az q
point miles ftraight line above the mouth %
creek called Oskchoucoolgau, which empties into
the Ocmugee, near the lower part Of what is called
the old Oemulgee fields; thence running three miles
eattwardy, on couris az right angles with the ye.
ners eoure Of the river for five miles below the point
OF oeginning thence from the end of the three
miles, TO run five miles parallel with the iaid courfe
of the river thence weewardly at right angles with
the lat mentioned line, the river thence b. the
river to the fri mentioned bounds
This treaty further gye4 a right to the U. g. 60
horie path through the Creek country from the
Cenugee TO the Mobile
In CONFEDERATION Of thefe eeions, the v. s. agree
to pay annually the Creek nation for ,he ter ~ of
eight years, twelve thoufsnd dollars, IN money or
goods and implements ofRufbandry. at the option Of
the Greek nsion, fealonably Ggni6ed iyotn time m
time Ahro' the agent Of the y. s. reidiDg vith fad
a;i1s, to the department. Of war and eleven thou-
fand dollars hal! be paid, IN Ike manner, annualJy,
foi the term Of the ten fccecdug years, t1l,ing in
;he whole, eisttsen payme-its in bhe court, Of sgh-
iscn years wilsVVt interen.
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Ibr s'sat 0'i'it DR. Ep,swe beisq IL eaii.aly s,e.
'a! 'riSs' 1@s M3fsr sfL,ssf5, Tie eHs, efHte'
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1iE iu5feriber offers for islc, the fcus,e Of CTs
Il near that of Mr.. Robert Gordon and Rohcr,
J'hnaon: it is under good enclofure and III. e,
.sa,on Tor building not furpai.ud by amy Lots in
that part of the city, -
GEORGE GREFNHoW.
February "a fep Sw)
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a conttant fupply Of frefh ground CORN MEAL,
4 \ and HoMONY, will be KEEP, for iale a, the
CALICO, RICHARD g Co.
February %. (law 3w.)
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u @s SENATE ard HogIs Of Rfp,1ntat;vts orbe Unite
S.stes
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l,l32,7o9 CO
25o,s9o 90
1857 90
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1905 II
1928 10
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TOa, .l,Oi2,i OI 6
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81 U.s. - . e
4Ls duration Of the war between Swsdel'
aud France, or 10 the period Of e'ghi ecu
mon,hs at least; aaa his Britannia mA]1s!y
not having av.iisa5lsinssit Of me stipal.il-
ons Of me above -enenaoneds' tsyoS articles.
his majesty The king Of Swessn engages
10 extend them as long as Inc su3sid DIES
fixed by the present convention, snail be.
discharged by Great Brilaio, and whist
that power shall continue the wageagalnst
France. in coni4nqton with Russia
Art. VII. The ratI6casionsof 1he.1'ts
sent convention shall. be exchanged a.
St9ckholm~ within SIX weeks or sooner y
possible.
In witness whereof.We the undersigned
j ii S. .,iatds of our pewsrs bavs@s.saea INC
pfesrnt conyen,ioa, and have attlAed there
Unto s6s seals Of ouf affn5.
Dene at.h 5imsborgta 2tss OF August.
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NEW YORK, Inne %.

/. The sbja. Charleston, cap ain Hall, \,
days from Liverpool, arrived at,he oa,,.
tine ground last night. ~ This ve.s,I ~
received London papers TO the IS, NJ
&ndSextfsrt from Them the f0tuNap i
cles. N
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The house Of. Peers were Frocsedr,s
the trial of lord Melville. On The t,'l
May, after The examination of some =,
nesses, Mr.. Adam, counsellor lord M
vile, madesa most Brilliant. speeth. -,
was. followed by Mr. liumer.
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from THE PAMPHLET, ENTITLED
/" An Enquiry into the State efthe Nat'o''
g at the c0iane'lceme'se Of the present i'd
>zsiaistrat!Qs.' -LoNDoN, 1906. r.
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'cper'y 'haile.. and A,nasi:a covsrtlr r,o....
hcr from evsfy efor: OF OH eamity. f s. y
give Us Chance OF speedily terminate, I ~ ''I
or at .eais iscu re tic oPpoltanlt, OF ,spi. ~
bosh fac End lucrative. ''''gG
(Io be eosknurd.)
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LsaGan. ILl

Lsaaan, Nay l.
BY the Prevoyante store ship, arrived,
the Downs, the following lei,e. is receive,
dated
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-10
BREWERY FOR SALE.
May 90.


7 7HE subscriber viii SELL. all his interest in
4 tha, extensive BRE VERY. which he now
occupies, situate me river Potomac in the towr
Of Alexandra, district of Columbia of which
II years Of an unexpired lease front September,
is 20 come.
This Brewery is on very extensive plan.
having two copper boilers of 1900 AID 500 gai.
Ions, wi.h every working uiensil complete
with malt house. kin, mill sc.
To the capitaS this concern oFers many in.
ducements, 1890 barrels bee, having been brexed
by the subseribei for some scagons b1cls ard is
capable Of being considerably extended; bar
rel OF Beer can be sent TO the city os Wash.
ingson and George Town at few ccats OK.
pelsc.
Proposals viii be received 10 the 1f, July, AMI
every necessary information may be had b.
letters. post paid. by applying to
THOMAS CRUISE.
Alexandria. 5th May, 1906. w,j9o
Just received and for safe, at S. Pleaten1s' Bosk
Store,
The Literary Magazine,
Fer March, 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-10
ST. PAUL.

ssrsm~YM VA beautiful sortel horse, Is hands
F.5ssM. inches high. remarkable for his
AaxEx elegance, beauty, strength and Gne
3S&sss.E f,az bone will stand the ems uing sea.
son. at my plantation on James river, generally
known blythe name Of Maiden's Adventure a.
bout 8 miles above Fine. Greek mill, and q niles
below Michaux's fesiy, in Powhatan county, to
cover mares at twenty-five dollars the season.
which will commence ,he fret cf March, and
expire the frst OF August-Extraord,nary coed
and exten;ive pastusags gratis, but no liability
for accidents or escapes Gentlemen wishing
their mares fed. may be furnished with corn az
the market price. for which cash mus, be sent
with the mares--as also. notes of hand for the
due payment OF the money for the season.
N. b. twenty dollars. paid on or before the
third Wednesday-in November (be;ng Powha.
Tan court day. will be received as full compensa.
tion Of the ABOVE, with half del TO tie groom.
This beautiful horse, ST. Paul. WAS raised by
the Prince Of Wales and got by his horse Sal.
tram, who was git by Eclipse that covered at
300 guness the seasou-his dam Yirago by Snap
his srandam by Reguius, out of a sister 70
Black and all Black, and was thought to be the
beat runner OF his time-he won several large
stakes. among which was the Derby 1888, beat
ing Dungannon, Volunteer, Phenomenon, Con.
zai.s, and several others-he was the sire OF
Whiskey. who at years old won 1850 guineas,
also OF w mp, Noyaist, Keeping Tom, General,
Conner. Sylph, Septem. Caroline, Tiffany, Ian.
Iessina, St. David, Sprighty, Queen OF Sheba,
Spankaway, Rose, Sweeper, Cyrus, Coal MGR
chant. Pickpocket. Oscar, Anlbcosio. Pretty
Patty, end several Others Of the First rate run
ners. St. paul's dam Purity was go, by Ma,oh'm,
who covered for several Of the last years of his
life at SO guineas mare her dam the Old
Squirt mare. of as great fame perhaps. as good
breeder, as any marc in the kngdom-she was
the dam Of Virgin Dido. Conundrum, Ran.hos,
GnigRa. Miss Trims, Pumpkin ~ alden (who
was dam of Walnut, lie Sang Rasselas, Purity,
and several others ,urity was the dam of Rock.
CHAM, Archibald, Fitzwilam, St Paul and
several others ---Severai certificates of St Paul
AZ good and sure foal getter may be seen at his
stand. THOMAS HARRIS, Jr.
Powhatan city, March Ist 1896, If