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RifD!noii1 lorirrs Gurrrnt.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF THE UNI
TED STATES,
JUNE 81, 1906.

JuNE 81, 1906.
VTTHEREAS the CommifIioners of the Sinking
w Fund, meeting held on the 2sth day Of
April, 1906, did reolve, that the FUN remaining 70
con,plee the expenditure of the annual appropriation
of EIGHT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, honld
among other purpofes he applied to the reimburie-
ment of the NAVY SIX PER CENT. STOCK.
created in pur!uance of act Of ConIr-is, patfed on
the 3oth day of June, 1898, and to the Reimburse
nlent of the FIVE AND HALF PER CENT.
STOCK, created in puruaucc ofan al of Congrefs,
pal!.d On the Sd dav Of March 1875.
This is therefore 20 give notice, that the principal
OF the faid NAVY SIX PER CENT, STOCK
with the interea dire thereon, will on furrender of
the certificates De paid on the 4 day of October
next enfung the dare hereof to the repr Awe ltocs
holders or their lawful representatives or attornies
duly Continued and authorized, either at the Treafu-
ry nr at the Loan Office, the cafe may be, where
credits have been given for the Of nocls ref
positively held by them and that the principal of the
FIVE AND HALF PER CENT STOCK, with
the intereh due thereon, will in like manner aud ar
the fame places, he paid on the 1T day or January
1907, to the repeGtive stockholders nr their Lawful
representatives atories duly ccnR;tuted aud ausc-
flied.
Il is further made known. enr tie inf,r ,,a.;,n Of
the parties concerned, thar transfers of the NAVY
SIX PER CENT STOCK, either from or 70 the
books ot the Treatury, or from the books of
Commilloner of Loans, will be allowed afrer the IN
cay Of September enfuirg, nor of tue fIvE AND
HALF PER CENT SrOCK after the IL dav Of
December enfng. And the inter.it m all certificates
OF laid oeks. which fall not have beea furrendersd
IN Puruance of this ucticatinn viii, eeafe and deter
mine, the day preceding the day hereby fixed for
che reimburicHent thereof.
ALBERT GALLATIN,
1dS1. ,laS)
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NETWORK. Inne oe

i ne details and obfervations upon the f,r.
r|noer OF the mouths Of the Cat'9ro TO the PC
mans, and the interefiug correfoondppce that
look pa upon the fnhief, md 10 which we
ave Aligned con6dera5lr portion of ,ur n,.
per- Is derived from out file nf The Jo,4,,
courier. his affair has affirmed gerry C.ri,,,.
'oect' and BonaParte has brought the ooeeio1
"hnin Tfry narrow compafS. RI cnnid. al
ne pleafo ], have eiP6ted the Ru1ians. bron-5t
me Moutenegrins - r-af,n, aid refore5 .r,p-
qu'hfy.-" But the Da'nafan provinces nnF
ne delivered up to the French Nv AuHri, and
tne French will not receive thrm from aov o.ber
nand. War ag'inf France, or War a-ai,a
Hulha.-To that alternative has ne reduced The
Auttriar government.
The Editor of TIE COURIER, in HE re-n,-t,s
on TINS inhlett, obferves, g We exprcT;,d = hr-
yer, on Tuefday, that Bonaparte would demaed
the shitance efthe Auftrian TROOPS TO drive ,be
Kuilians from Ddftnqtia. This belief drrives
'trength rom the French papers received Ian
night. That Autril will enter into war yvi,i,
KuliIa, we cannot believe that her refuf,i gill
be coniideTed by Bonapirte as tan,amoupt n
declaration of war againh himfelf. we do NOE
DOUBT. Bonaparte, now hat he il fure of pruf
M, IS anxious to go to war again with 6unria.
Until he had Prufia completely in his intereOs.
he diliembIed with the Cabinet of Vienna bnt
now that he has furrounded the Pruffi,n governL
ment with traitors, and Unveiled its tcrritor;oa
with an inmenfe force, he throws IF the rn,(l,.
and ailunes towards the cabinet of Vienna an
attitude otinioience and menace, Pertains one
ut the fecret articles ofthe convention between
france and Pruiiia, is, that the former 1lall i'm.
medIately declare war aglinft AuRra."
DAILY ida,
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FOR SALE.

VII At exteniive and valuable property formerly
4 owned by Preley Thornton, Efq. and late the
property oil Sharp Delany, eiq. deceafed ituated in
northumberland county, tate of Virginia. three miles
from the Conrt-houfe, laying on the Potomac nearly
nppouse Point Lockout. This property confills of
ABOUT $500 acres of l. AND, 100 acres of which is
fertile low grounds well adapted TO the growth of In
oian corn, tobacco, and every kind If Gna grain and
highly Inportan, FOR grazing Thefe lands naturally
rich and FERTILE are capable of the highef improve
nent, having nexhauitibie fources Of fea weeds ca
upon the ihores eay obtained and large quantities of
oyiter ihelis on the hores and Indian Banks in de.
rent parts OF the land fome valuable mari eay re-
saIn,ed, may he adapted either TO grais Or culture
There is on the preh,ifes fubaantial built brick
dwelling houe, two Tories high wards of 80 feet
'front.' well hnhed two well bull, brick houfes form
ing iquare with the dwelling hour and ufed as Of
noes, upwards ot 80 feet ny 20, in good repair
brick fable with falls for 81 horls and large coach
houfe in the middle; brick dairy; brick houfe
uied as al-houie, and ALTO exsenive frame barp
There is good proportion of wrud land included
IN the 400 acres, heavily coverei with white oak
hickory and chelnut, and conGderahe quantity of
me thriving locuif, red cedar and wild cherry
The high lands conits of 500 or more acre. of
good quality level, and afford, good Opportunity of
Improvement.
This property will be fold together or divided into
convenient farms to fuit purchalers Poeilion will
be immediately given. further defcription of this
property Thought unneceary perfons inclined TO
purehaie will no doutt view the laud
Application to be made TO John Murphev, Wet
n,"re'and county, or TO James Moore or The premi-
les who are dnly authorized to make conditional COLI
tracts Tor the fame.
June 10. iawom
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TO BE RENTED,
June 10.

NHE tenement on the Hreet lea ding from the
Main Street up Shockoe- hill by The Govern
ors' at Pretent occupied by Mrs. Phepoe IS Mill
ner Store and dwelling houfe, there is large Gel
mr. room whicc he uies 4 kitchen; very con-
Venient and well fixed hore and counting room ::
up hairs room Is by % feet, another II BY feet,
three he"Png rooms and a lumber rom. 7, beng
On 'treet very much freqnented, nigh to the Capt.
toi and Nam Street. It futs very well for Gore or
other hu'inefs The tustion is healthy and oieaG,nt
Aio, tn let four rooms in the tenen,-nr, wherein
! hive, that IS dining room. drawing room, two he'd
rooms part of the kitchen, Cabling for two horl.s.
ADD place 20 put Goals and wood.
VI. F. Asst.
J'iF 40 (iawSw.)
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VALUABLE LOTS ATRocxErrs,
FOR SALE


VIE Subfcriber intending fhortly for Furope iq
deIlr"us 10 fell the whole Of his Properly in this
ty and neghb0rhood for the greate part of ,viii-h
long credit viii be given The property at Rock
cts JOINS the upper wharf Of VI fra. Picket Pollard
and JohnioH, extending in Pratt line upon the RI
yer, more thar 400 feet, until bounded by the Mari
ons line; thence running northerly upwards Of 700
feet mi II meets hP Main Street Jun above the ware
hone, where II narrows u front If near 20 feet
" has alip a front on water-freet Of o3O feet Ga
fheie lois are rive DWELLING HOUsES, and ON
the Main-Street Store, with Smoke Huufe and
Stable.
Prom the growing commerce Of the City. this pro-
perry mutt ihortly increafe very much in value IN,
asmueh as It contains the whole fpace on which
wharve' can he made, above the premifes Of MeGrs
Pickett, Pollard and Tnhnfon
plat Of the above property may he feen, and fur.
thfr information refPedns it, and his other proper
Ia the ns'shhorhoo1 viii be given by the fIbfcriber
VINO wiA NE" the different premifes to any perlou
whiting 70 purchafc.
considerable bargain may be had in any par, Of
s'e ahoge property for eaih.
JOHN BANKS.
june ~ (ff)
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SWEDISH pEcLARArIoN

From the moment his Swediih maieav had
determined upon taking part in the co4iitiov
againh the u'urpation Of Napoleon Bopap,rte.
ms maeity had fixed his attention uDon the
preiervat'on Of the electoral poGrGiors of tbe
KING of England upon the Continent. which had
been evacuated by the French tronnq. Red,
to enter them with Swednl and RuGian ARM.
united under his orders, his MaieNy hafened'
upon the hrt intelligence of the movement of
a Pruiiian corps towards that country. tn en-
qure into the intentions Of his Pruni,n ma;ef,v
and IN tull confidence 10 demand of him, vhe-
Their the march of his troops had the fame oh.
Ject as that OF the combined army. namely.
that OF retoring the electorate of Hanover ~
rs legitimate pohehor, and in that cafe IN CON
cert with his Prufian rnaiefty the Joint rne,C,res
TO be taken. The king OF Prufia, from that
period, evaded offering into any explanation
relative to this important objeef, and that in a
manner far from friendly. The irreG,lution
iince manifefed by that fovereign, in Joining
the cafe of the allies, could not but tend N
augment his majefy's fufpicion and his ng;eC.
ty did not helitate to anticipate events. in c3ur.
ing 1t to be publickly made known, at A period
when the intentions Of the court Of Puff,
with reipe6t to the ftates Of his Britanpi, NIT
y, could only he matter of conjecture. ina,
the country of Bauenburg fhouId filI rem,i,
under the protection Of the Swedifb troons. ,,n
tl acouvention for that purpoie was corrird
ed with the king of England. 1t was tbc COLI
right OF this monarch Only, as proprietor oftbf
! eooHtry' to decide upon the future fate of hi,
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PARIS, April GO.
(From tie Moniteur. !

INC Mlnhelm Courant, aud fome other
pHpFrSh the North already TEEN with faIGe re-
ports, and fcem to rejoice in tie apprehenGor
OF new opportunity to mnead Europe with
faie and ridiculous INTERPRETATION of tho 81
gantIc power Of RufIi1. They Of eourre would
make 1t appear, that Dalmatia ia inundated with
Kninan troops, and that very Respectable air.
my 70 collected near the mouths Of the Cafaro.
at st. Petersburg probably, they would form
better plans for campaign than thefe. fife
were not that France inffted upon the fulfil.
ment Of the late treaty with AuGria, and upon
recel"ng the mouths Of the Cataro from the
hands ot huitris, the Ruffans would have been
eJetted ere now, the Montenegrius brought 10
resion' and tranquility retorcd but the Da-
""''an provinces mua BE delivered up to tbs
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K z AZ O Y II L.

TNocroR WILSON has removed from the Bel
~ Tavern to the Brick H,a'e opposite the R,-es
OF Melrs. J. & 4. Gamble aud Mr.. Neil NJ Couil
where, in addition 20 his former Cock he has luit re-
ceived 4 comfortable fuppy of
MEDICINES, PAINTS, t5s.
The whole of which ne oilers for iar az reduced pri-
Order, from Physicians. Merchants aud othe-s
viii ne promptly attende! T. and carefully cle-u.ed
IL is hs.iu.ention to- 'evn,e much perfouli ,tten-
ton TO his ihnp, and to fell lch Medicines as he ults
IN his practice only. Families have proper d;rec-
tions to accompany uch articles they buy Of him
Fr9rg g-eat vayie:y, be 6eys ieoVe Ia enur-eraf.
Per"0inn Earl RasI'n's Bitter.
TaAab, CalomI StouebtOn5 Bi.fe-s
RbVLarb, Seinxs Ttyhrr!sa's R,Tr
Nqqc7sfa PS7gfaf Smelling Battle,
Mama, Sal., Pbslbjorgs
Cantbo, Roc n nfer
SpanjG Flies Toob Po4vzs,
Dytojij Too.5 r.eks
Pink Root Toob Brnt5y
Osiuw Gyrrsb,7r', TJyTgy.
Arro7v Root Lv'r'i% for etean;qe
ALSO, keo!Je,
E"a9ar's P.Ks EllntioI Seh Of Lrmons
BJt1aa'J Drobs LzpezSsr 7u7ter
Briib JI Rat Pg-ud.y
s,lf'r Of Horny Fire toijsi@g opal Fa--
Cbi4y'' Vsrm Lozeasry rip
H,sito7's do On. fr'ih. T,urjs
C5pysb-' EonnJ Dyost BiIek d.
Cam Pi5Aer T1odh m.
D1ibyf C1rminlijve H,5ae Le4d
D19cy'y EGxi, Li1fjcel MI
FFsvee Peshe,miqt gsi,h5of rsrs,r'ise
Lfsnss Spruce Maze. Giooe,
EIsnee lTY'~f Trrn.yie Giesv
Cg-cl,rdJ Lof,1 Iosr P,bbey
C5"yeb'r Lotioa Tvarra, .CoShryat
Go8IcyS Co,daI kog-rse1. rqRick
FarAsu oil NasA.y, Gs,5L,,s
HIM CIV Egf.r SHo-y LeeF
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BRANDY q CtARET.

q Fr"h fuFply # osG 4;h prcof C0CNrAC
= = BRANDY, and few cafes NRDOClS ola
- y, OF the Vantage OF lSoo--iua received, and
'or 'a'e ny SAMUEL MYERS.
JUNG NJ (oaw ID
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PROPOSALS

For carving Mas ot6e United Slater, on tie oozv:re
PoF-RoaaS, rvW be received at tie General Pef- Office
until the f-f day Of egga next, inelayfve.
g. rom Warrington City by Alexandria, COL
cheiter and Dunfries, to fredericksburg, fix
times week.
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9fnrrtgn tntsIIiEsatr.
June Il.

FROM bA"erS rrceive6 at tbe ofcs oft5e Pq5Eck
L'd;er b. THE brig HI5eser, CAPTAIN B-1om.
from LfUer5oo!. Confined.
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His Swediih majeRy, worthy Of his great an
celtor Outlaws, bas followed up his acts of vi
gour and decihon againf Prulfia by fpirited
declaration, in which he dcfes the power,
whilit he depitts the meannefs and duplcity of
the court OF Berlin. lie traces the conduct Of
that court from the period of formation of the
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DEATHS

DlFD%od Friday evening Mrs. AMs
BIER of this ci,y, a lady of,be nos, eleI
ssted standing IN society, and beloved Ly
all who knew nsr.
o. Sunday motnihg, Mrs. FRANCES
GAUi FER an old and respectable inha!
6i;ant oflhis city.
T OnTuesday the 90 ult. JAMES LYI ES
Jun. Esq. Of the town of Manchester.
On the 18th of July last in CoochIand
county, a, their dwelling house, Mr..
WILLIAM POWERS. and his wife JU.
DiTH, within few hours oil each Others
he lay sick 10 days with dyseptery which
he bore with christian ,for;,.ude she was
taken with shock OF the dead Palsy
which carried her offin abou; twenty six
hours IN her heajtl, before she was taken
al, she often declared there would no, be
two days difference in their deaths. They
livsd 81 years together ia well spent
life OF conjugal affection. and by their care
and industry had raised plentiful for
tune, ,ogelier with numerous. family;
and like Theodocius and Conslantin, were
bo.h buried in one grave, end as they
were lovely and plea ant in their lives, i'm
their deaths they were not divided.
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COURT OF KINGS BENcH-Lonaon.
snALLHr .. THE purr q, yo,r

hir. Warren stated, that this was an
actIon which the Plaintiff had been under
the necessity of commencing agains, his
Royal flighness the Duke of York, 10 re
cover The sum of 1904. for clarst purcha..
ed by his highness. As long aen as The
year 1875, the Plaintiff had sold 70 the
Royal defendant three hogshesds of ella.
ret and in 1900 bsIance had hen
struck, when it appeared that looL. was
due to the Plaintiff For this sum repea.
ted applications had been made TO his
Highness, but without effsSi.
witness proved the delivery az the
vine which of course entitled the Pl,;nt;fT
10 recover.
The learned Counsel con,sndsd. thu,
ms client was entitled TO intel st from The
time the balance was struck and he cj,ed
case in which, under c;rcums,arc. !.
nearly similar, interes, had been award.
ed.
Lord Peterborough said, that Interest,
Could on no account be given. itwa,n..
var alIoSed except when BALANCE was
stfuck between merchants and merchants
RE was bound by the general principle of
'aw 10 protect every Defendant vnbon,
reference 10 his rank whether he was !.
Prince or \ peasant.
VerdIcs FOR the plaintiff Damage 1904
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Richmond academy Lotterv.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the Trustees
1N have appointed the irss day of August ne xt.
Tor the payment of the prizes drawn in the I'd
class or the above Lottery. ct which time they
VIII % Pao by the subscriber on application
All persons holding money on accoun, Of the
said lottery, are requested TO make Immediate
payment to one of the Trustees, or teposit the
same in the Bank of Virginia
George Tucker, acting trustee.
June 20. w,Ix,hA
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WEsER May Is.

We are assured that Austrian IMris
will not be Incorporated wfih The k,ngdom
OF Italy 4: Bl9s'Ia viii lose part oil rs tern.
tory, when IL Is prepared "a &C into o
sose, eigc princ'paIty for Marsha Bsroa-
dotie, The Of1'bsr >. saw Of Pencs Joseph
no. King OF Naples.
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HOUSE OF coMhoMs

IN cox'mittss of supply. Ierd II Petty mo
seo sesoution. graning TO his majesty sum
o. 3oo.oool TO enable his majesty to rsw ard me
oinsers' seamsn, and marines, under the com
mand OF The !ase Iold Neeon. for ti,sir yalar and
glorious condaa in The battle OF Trafalgar The
report was ordered to be received on Wednes
day,
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Dc LhASED. for one or more years, and i'm =.
rediate possession given,
That Valuabk d;y F,lrnoc.

That Valuabke dir Furnace,
La'ely conducted by James Dunlap. in rhe city
OF Richmond. near the bridge across shockoe
creek and contiguous to an extensive bed of sand.
ne furnace is now in excellent order. and may
d inmeaia'eiy worked to very great advantage.
n morder and Other hands well ACQUAINTED with
the business are now in Richmond, and may he
retained in the above business upon essons bic
terms 1t is believed that the many advantages
attending this place, would render The possession
and use OF the above furnace an objea of great
proht to any one who might incline to engage in
the business For terms apply 10 The subscriber.
Esther Dunlap.
Richmond, July 80, 1906.
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At the Eagle Tavern.
MR.. MAN fRn4,I.

MIX. MAN RD4Ji,
End ms Comfany consissing u fire Psrf,ns
mers. three Ladies end ,qpo e me.
MN resi- eJpi.y ''yr'm III hl6-
&c, sios fhr'r nert ferfor.
49,, nance syiN be =
THIS EVENiNG, a UGUST 6.
iS rhF RhoLs TAVERN Ieac RooM)
16s Sr.jo, NANCE s.iH commerce i5
~ So A NJ SH II nee, 8.
pvTzE LITTLE AAsloAA.
DANCING ON IKE r,Ghi ROPE
n danes IN character wi h the balance mole.
by MISS LOUISA Miss CATHzFINE .ili DANCE
an Italian dance OH the rope. It er which saa
WAN dance .erious one
A GROTESQUE DANCE.
BY MADAM, MAsrREpi The -,
She will dance Ii p Ian, ~, 20. 900
with the balanc--. pole ana piay a hand ,ome a;s
on the ,s-andoiine ON the rome wi. hou, II
THE COSSAC DANCE.
Mr. MANrREDr wilt dance with Dow
on his shou ders- lie viii give eolla,ian onths
rope to two person.. Withcu, the balance pole,
ne wiil go through several feats with the hoop.
Also. perform
Grand Military E9olitions, Sc.
Mr.. MANrREDI viii perform the Druakers
Dragon on he Rope
lumbling Agility Of the Children.
Who vii perform several feass on the Car,e,.
IN the ITALIAN style. Exuaordinay eats &c ,ha
Tumb'ers. who will throw backward and fur.
ward Somersets over Table, and CHAR -
Ground Tumb ing, with Rnglish and spanish
dances
THE EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS.
Mr.. mANFREpI viii balance seysrsI psr.pns
on his Arms L S. sc shewing several perspec.
tivss in the Roman style
he ssW sGree a Seaais5 Fa:aasgo ops, ssve az
Egg.
The whole to conclude with RORNfIPr:
BY Miss CATHERINE
.ddnlfance one dcAa, g Children Ia (kr7ce.
st' The doors 10 open =. z o'clock, and -
curtain rises = 600, OK.
No sEGARs t" re sMnAKxp.
- the days Of performance viii DE on Mon.
aAIs. Wednesdays and F,idays
WILL BE SOLD,
+ or cash. in the town If Musnn az the tavern oe
Thomas Wills. on the fourth day of sep.s.ns
Der next.
TIE Following Sla0es. TO qvit.
hannal'' negro woman, Patrick boy. AyA,
anes'o woman Dick a negro fellow and ~.
children OF Hannah herein befote named a.
th~ eh'idren OF Amy herein before named con.
Veyed to rue III trust by Ed ward Moore IN co.
cure the payment Of debt due Brown NV. =,
20. merchants and pauners. of the town of Mn.
Ton Beng only Interested as trustee, viii oalv
co.vey the tile to aforesaid properly weed in
Martin Dawson, Trustee.
august 81. 1s 6 ~,
BARGAIN MAY BE HAD IN -
Chariot, Harness and Pair Of LIZ
ceHeM Horses.
Enquire of the PRIMER.
Rlchmcnd August g. 1896. IF
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Pol. O6serv-


Thank God! the Uaited State, ca. ham, IS
no such scene, of wsaith and splendor az are d,.
i'neatsd IN the following picture of an entertain
rnent given by the lady Of = London banker
These are the peculiar attributes of the sys,ea
pursued under the corrupt governments Of Eu
rope. 9tere every political institution tends to
destroy, as 6ere it happily tends to msia,aip a
state OF tolersbIs equality Of property We are
not among those who are Ambitious Of bqing en-.
relied among the advocates Of an Arranan sys.
ten, On the contrary, we believe thar absSlnte
equality or wealth Is no less visIoHary in pTospea
thah u would % pefnisious in reality we "a.
Joics, therefore, 10 contemplate in this country n
fuli and uncontrolled play allowed to all the p2tu.
raj and acquired talents OF every order in soc;s.
~, ahd commensurate reward bestowed ON
those WAC possess aud exert them. U,s,ir mi.
ons naturally Vow from varions degrees of talent,
and assiduity. Some men will besorne more
powerful and rich than others. Eufreuhe, viii
ms power and aMuence bsconc so unbounded
a. TO piaca their postsssors above the great com
mHnisy OF wHich they foru part, or to depress
tnat community 10 the lowest state OF debase
'sent. ihIs constitutes the great ference be.
tween the European and American states Of 80.
eiety On ihs Other side Of the Atlantic. the
sp'endor OF wealth is every wheie surrounded Inv
The gloom OF poverty and wrs,chldness. +, l.
not exaggsra'Ion TO say. that the assemblv ,f
rich bankers wife may involve the famine of
thousands. While on this tide Of The wa,sy. mn.
equal as wealth Is the door to It's possession re
mans open the means Of obtaining an hopora.
bic suPret are possessed by every one, aaa he
man OF asluenee generally erjoysthe fruits of his
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MILLINERY.

MRS ) rLEASANIS. in corner house
lfI next door below Jacob Johnson's Book.
,.o,e. has received handsome assortment Of
BONNErs, n ATS. &c &c, Of newest fashion,
jl,. tom Plisdelphia.
a supply viii be constantly kept on hand.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
SO DOLLARS REV ARD.

sHAVE every reason to believe
Il ihe'e was stolen, las, nigh, ou, ofcapt Wills
pasture, at his place, BAY HORSE my pro
perry He is six years old. under five feel high,
swrch tan. fhas beer locked and hanging main,
aprojeenng full eye. TWO hind feet white, which
IS AZ the white about hini recolleS, remarkably
strorg built and large bodied for his height, rrots
we'll races and gailops bu, indifcren.iy. carries
hln',e low and is rather inclined to be dull
works in any kind of harness. will give ,wen.
ty doilars reward for the horse alone. or f,y dol.
iar' tor the horse and thief on his beirg convi0ed
James Strange.
Petersburg, August l. 1906. w3t
N. u The thieves left two half curbed brides.
one on my other horte. they being alarmed in
the act OF taking himi the other dropped when
pursued
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
WETZLAR, Nav IA.

ihe report still continues, that the whole
OF The RICH. bank of the Rhine is to be in
corpora'ed with the Federal states. In
consequence of the late arrests at Basic,
Two OF The princial houses have de,srmin.
cd 10 retire from business entirely.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
CHARLESTON, July as.

The United States armed vessels.
which have arrived from The Mediterra.
mean, are ordered on to Nev-Yofk and
Norfolk, except three of the Gun. b oats,
which are to be laid up in this port.