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JOHN LIE TELLER,
DENTIST,

Y OW rehding at the SWAN Tavern. oFer. ~.
y iervices to the inhabitants of Rieb,o,S and ;,s
vicinity, in every branch of his protection. pattcnl
~ IN cleaning aud referring the Teeth TO their nam
raj elegance without injdring their enamel in tranr
planting real ones, 10 to be permanent and fe-
ting artificial ones with ivory, that will not change
to an unnatural colour in plugging thoG. that are
hollow, and rendating thci with the gum. that are
much deprecated by carelesnefs, or corrodinp med
eines lkewie extracts !uch as are too far gone 70
lave IN which opera IA he makes ufe of
BRVFF's PATENT PRRPEHp1cuLAR Fxrp.cr,so
INSTRUMENTS,
Which take the Teeth without any pofIib;litv of
iraduring the bone or bruifing the gums, and with
much isPain than with any other inftrunsnt hths,
to invented.
10 know 1t your teeth cleaning, examine them
before gIais in clear light, beginning at the two
middle front teeth of the lower Jaw If the gums
departing from their former place. or black, mr. vel
low cruz adhering to the Teeth, you have eaue Of a.
larm as that corrective fHbfance called tartar will
cau'e an oheniive breath, decay the teeth produce
ieurvy, or coniume the gums, aud hohy procefs TIL
the teeth drop out. he demand .hich he has had
for his dentriice has Induced him to prepare quar-
tity, which is ofiuperior quality, ana for iale.
ANY perion whiting to be waite OH a, their ref
denee, will pieae fend line or frryant TO tbe boC
aioreisId. Thole who with for his a(IiRance. will
pleaie make an early application as his itay in Rieb-
mond will be but a few weeks-he intends, however
whiting 1t once every fenion.
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FALL GOODS.

VIE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends
L and The public that they are RECEIVING from
London, Liverpool, and different ports of Holland &
FRANCE an extenilve and very general ahortnient Of
MERCHANDISE, adapted to the anpron ch;,o.
feaion, which they will fell by the bale, package or
piece on h- lowetf terms for cath, country produce
or approved notes,
Thoie goods being carefully feleaed by one of the
partners who went to Europe for the purpofe, they
natter 6r'tf"ft viii give general fatisfaion; and
that country erchants and Others will find If tb,
interett to get their fupply from them
They have fer rent, three Brick HOUSES cover
ed with Hate, lying on the hreet leading to Marc,
Bridge, oPpoite Mefrs. Brown Ryes, & CO. rhofe
Hoales will be fitted up, at the hor,ea notice. for
aores,if required. 80"
JOHN s ROBERT GAMBLE, Jr.
Robert Gamble. fenior, continues to do bulnsis in
the line of conniilion merchant.
September le. oawsm.
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LONDON. Inlu "a

LONDON, July "a.
1eiterday Parliament was prorogued by com
mifion. This event was announced by the fol-
lowing addrefs to both houfes:
" Ny Lords and Gentlemen,
g His Mlety has commanded usto acdnaint
you that the Rate ofthe public buGhefs enables
his malthy 10 clofe this fell III of Parliament.
=" We are, at the fame time, directed TO ex
prefs to you the great fatisfsetion which his ma
jefy has derived from your uuremitting zeal an j
diligence, and from that attention to the mon
important intereits of his Empire, which ha.
been 70 confpicuoufly mauifefted in all your
proceedings.
" The meaiures which have been adopted for
the permanent improvement of the various bran
ches OF our military fYaem, your attention to
combine theie arrangements with the great oh
jeet OF public ECONOMY, & the regulations which
you have etaslilhed for the fpeedy and effeau.
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" %J''dsfPD5ib hDaio1 " SafeyIey tie II efNovsu-
Der next,
WHAT valuable HOUSE aud LOT yhereon
4 Notes Davis now relides opPofite to Mr.. John
layiors-The Lot is So feet in front and an hundred
and bfty baek--The Houfe has elegant (tore room
eonntmg-room, and cellar, and iswell calculated for
tore There is ALTO on the lot a good kitchen, TO-
oaeeo iaSory, lumber-houe, liable, carriage hou(e
good lPring, and garden well enclofed. Terms
Will be made known day Of Gae.
PRosSER and MoNCURE, " M'rs.
SeP'smoer To- eptlhN.
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tim: there would FIRE break out in the
northern Rates, another in the fouthern Rates,
All another in the wctern ftatcs; that there
woi'i be great CON notions in the Fate of
Pennfy'vania. Duane had been mided in re-
gard to Tome publications againR him; that on
his return from the feat of government TO this
place he hal called on Duane, aud f.id for the
future he wonI go right.
That he had ALTO allied on governor M.K-,n
and had long interview with him, he would
afo go right. That all things were working
well. The republican members to the north
and weaward would nndertand that they had
been neglected in the nomination OF the Ian
interpretations. Elliot and other members had
found billets lying on their table, threatening
death If they did not vote right on certain qucC.
tions. And furthermore, thar all was working
right. At the fecond election (isos) the fcene
will be unfoded. The interets fthe northern
and weftern members would not be facrihced,
and then he faid, Z" By God mall then triumph
orer tie keads of faefe DAMNED ra/eaLs." That
he had fucceeded in getting N,cholfon, who
WAS an able and influential member Of congrcfs,
appointed to an Office, which would draw him
from congrefs; his weight will be out of the
way-fone others would foon h. provided for (:
that they did not fee the objects contemplated
to be embraced by it: and that Randolph
would Certainly be run down, if he did not
pointed on the Committee of ways and means.
(Signed) LUTHER LOOMS.
~ The following article IS from the PHILADELPHIA
Gazette, the /sm;o6eini organ fthe late Span.
Ib Hnba9iaor We yetter1ay firmifed that the
information came from Trnjo himfelf; it ia now
evident that we were not rNiltaksn. Trao had
promifed his court to make governor M Kean
prefdept of the U. States-had he fucceeded
what would have been the fate of America it il,
not difficult tn conceive-'ho' under all circun-
frances it is pleafiat 10 reaea upon:-
His mott Catholic majeity has renewed and
continued the appointment of the marquis
Yrujo, as minifer to this country. This mea-
fure ofthe Spanith court can be conf Tered in
no other point Of view than AZ full and entire
appreciation of the conduct of the marquis to.
wards this government and As this conduct
has been highly hottie to the administration,
it will remain for Mr.. Jefferfon to meet, in a
fuitable manner. this indignity from foreign
court. The timid, wsverpg conduct of our
chief magitrate, and his advifers, heides in
volving themfelvcs in fl1ame and difficulties, in
ours On the national c.,c-es.e. ~. -...,..n 49,
contumely of every foreign power with whom
we nave any connextion. Axrsra.
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the mott moderate limits. Not to fpeah al
the civil In of the Engliih king not to fpcak
of thc Prince OF Wales, his enormous debts
discharged from the public treafury. or the
enormous annuity granted to his fupport no,
to tpeak of the other branches of the royal "a.
milY; fufficient illufration of our principle
Is To be found in alate appropriation of the
Britifh parliament. 1t is curious To contrait
theie Rrange ap preparations with the falary oil
Our republican officers:
In Great Britain, In the u. States,
The Duke of Glou- Our chief mag itrate,
cefer, received more receives only $4,000
than Sc, 900 dolls. The dollars.
PrineelJ Charlotte of
Wales, more than 81,
900.
Tbiriy-one t5oni1nd dsLiary appropriated for
Implying the infant daughter OF the Prince of
Wales with corals. gingerbread and rattles /;
fun, greater by 5000 dollars thin the ft;puia.
ted falary of the chief ntasiarafe Of the union.
Yet there is no man of impartiality, who will
not admit, that we are at leat as zveN goz,era-
ed, As the people of Great-Bntsin.
And by what title do thcfe beings claim fuch
An exorbitant portion of the means of life : Do
they earn it by the fweat of their brow? No.
Do they deferve it by fome ingenious dfco-
very No. Is it the profit of their capital? No.
Is 1t the reward of fervices, rendered to their
country No. For, what fsrvices have they
rendered, but to extend the rage of luxury,
diff patton and vice? BY what right then do
they batten upon the labour and wealth of the
nation! What is the Duke of Gloucefter to
the unfortunate manufacturer, who is taxed to
fupport his extravaganza 'swhat ia Hecuba
to him, or he to Hecuba"-Snppofe only, tina,
consrefs fhould appropriate feveraI thoufand
dollars To the fuppnrt of Mr.. Jefferfon's rea-
tiyes, what indignation would it not excite in
every American boion Yet fuch is almoft the
precife quefion, with refpet to thcfc 'stitulares
of the grand digRitaies" of Great Britain. And
yet it is in this opprcftd nation where the idle
fprig of royalty is thus ,nagni6centiy fupported,
that the poor iabourer is ground down to the
bone by taxes {; and every poor man with four
chiaren 10 q pauper.
This is the real fpirit of monarchies
Their rulers mutt be diftinguifhed from other
men, not by their Talents, not by their vir-
tues, not even by their royal blood, but by
the pomp and the dazzle of riches. Deprive
them OF this magic of otentation, and the de-
luton of monarches would foon be over. We
recolleet an anecdote in point, that is
related of fome celebrated wit, perhaps DR..
Bartholomew was there more ingenious and
friking pun: never was any play of words
more di'tinguiIhed by hunour, or by the
truth Of the application. &" Take from MA
JES rY it's externals, f,id the wit Quitting
his fingers upon the arft and lat letters of the
word) and what is it but Hjea ''
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AIKEN up dndtommiftcd4s 1aH on tbr lob
= ct MAY 1906, a negro man BY the name Of
n " t6e property cf John Roy7er, Err. IF
Eie6"70nd The ozgaer is hereby reSaeRcd to come
J0r1verd and bay charges, or be aviH be EId 70
IGi'Ity 5,' J9Ht fees, GgreedbJ 10 an at7 f16su-
bin. Civea under m, band tbit 2ofb 1oy Yyi,
1906. TRfPLETT q. ESTES ;,;i I"|
'P'' 10 Sm' .-dRggfa County.
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HINr-CoMMuNIcArkp.

1t 10 FAC I, that the patronage of the Poft
Maiter-General of the United States embraces
offices of various IaiarieJ, from 6ooo dolls. a
year, to 200 dolls.
II isa FACT, that the number of thefe off,
ces, comprsh eudIng contractors for carrying
the mail, &c. is not far ihort of 1000.
1t is FACT, that the amount of falary and
the number of offices, is annually increaiiny
from the opening of po.t-roads, and the
eftablilhing of new poft-ofices.
Itis FACT, that the executive appoint
ment to thcfe Off cs, reiides in the Poft- ater-
General the FreJEdent'5 faneton not being re-
CURED thro' neceiiity or ufage.
Ii is 4 FACT, that under republican CO.
vernnent no one individual ought to oe intruf-
eft with more power, than is confident with
the o6jef for which it is conferred.
1t is a FAC T, that the eitablhment of one
general poit. Office, is not a conltitutiona re-
qulition the contribution having imply inveN
ed congreis with RICH, Z" to eitabiiih poit-of-
uGcs auu puIt-Toads Oh CourIe leaving TO their
dfcrction the particular manner or exercifing
this power.
Is it not then FAC T that the okjet7 to be OBJ
tanned by the ctaDh nent of one general poit-
office would be as completely obtained by the
eitablihment of one pott-office III each Gate
or IN certain difri95 to be deignatcd by law
the appointment of thefe offices being exclu-
lively allotted TO the PreiideDt and the Senate (;
and the fettement of their REFLECTIVE accounts
referred to the TreaiiIry Department? Would
not this method OF organizing the poit-offce
Establishment be more confornable to the ipIrlt
OF republican government
This hint is thrown out, only to encourage
fome enquiry into the fubjeet. Whether the
plan here alluded TO, IL the bef that could be
deylted for removing the evils of the prelent
pot-office eftaolith nent, is matter of extreme
doubt even to the propeller. But it is no lon-
ger doubt, that the evils of the prefent or.
ganization, arc great that they are yearly III
creating; and that fome reform ought, If poJi6Ie,
to be attempted.
John Page Efqr. has accepted his appoint.
-ment of CommIfiioncr of Loans.
We lately publilhed from the N Y. Com
Adv. an extract OF letter, faid to be written b,
gentleman OF Portsmouth Tefpcctng which
we have been requcfted to repuoliih the fellow
ing;
{ We are deired to fay, and we know il our
felyes, that the aDoye letter is in fact both full
and msHeionJ, as no armed yeHels have been
cleared out at this port co nmanded by " 7url
Cooper, Lof6alson mnmoy," or by any other
Perion. Norfolk Her.
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1n1 ECONOMY OF KINGS Asoes,usLrcs.

II is the eufom of Monarchies not only TO
confer the molt erprbit1nt fallries upon kings
aud niniAers; in other words, upon thofe, who
my be prefumed to have rendered fsme e.
wees to the Rate but spon every branch and
fprig of the toyal family. But il is the very
principle of republics, as It is ftated In the con-
ftitutiou Of Virginia " that no man, or fet of
" man, are entitled to executive or fcparate e.
" monuments or privileges from the community,
"but in confederation Of public feryices ~ the
fame principle too requiring that thele enolu-
peuts aud privileges ihOuld be confined within
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CHARLOTTESVILLE RACES

nN Monday the 18th day Of OCTOBER pey,
~ viii be run for over the Charlottesville eoprc.
q imeepushs pure Tor colt, two mile heats, elevsr
'~ ALEX. GARRETT,
e......, ''y,9-iejsS efl5t eoS,f.
To.
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CERTIFICATE.

Mr. lie Teller is pofeGed Of unexeeptionable abb.
lilies IN the line Of his profrfsn, and is authorized
by Inc TO ule the Patent Perpendicular Extracting To-
trument' in all places where the right IS not dfpo
led OF, and not within 40 miles of Warrington Civ
.he place Of my refdenee.
, THOMAS BRuFP, Paf.af...
September 6, I'm
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Last eoeniug 8 agah.

TIE LHtee Intelligence from ER-oee-by TIE
arrivaf Of ht hip Sally -hsn at BoGon,
Loads1 dates to TIE goth fai,.
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John Page Efqr. has accepted his appoint.
-ment of CommIfiioncr of Loans.
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onr republic an officers
In Great Britain,
The Duke of Glou-
cefter, receiveo more
than $4,000 dolls. The
Prineej5 Charlotte of
Wales, more than 81.
600.
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CS~%S ~
DiEo--M Hampton on SATURDAY. the 1915
iEfn"f, in tie 2sr4 gear of bis age, Josn Dn-
rs e!de6)on Of Mr.. AnggRias DaDi5, eftbfJ ei-
~.
TIE amiHble dJlb2ftion, mild manasr5 md
eor'e9 deporfnie1t ffbiJ trab e6iN,a6ie young
man. badjgRr eSdeared him 10 all, TO zvbo,,1 biz
acquaintance esfended but TO none more Tran 10
tbe sVrifer of'tbiG, 7Obo bq5 lang been EsfbLe of
biz ffHdetcf friendbip, kaelO bis merit, and aS-
preeiafed Dir zOorth.
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5rat of Gobfr,,l,irnf.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wrdne/aay, March s.
DEBATE
On Mr.. GRScG't rsioiu.ign.
Ma. j. RANDoLpH's Speech, concluded.

Gentlemen fay that Great sritain will count
upon our divitions. How What does fhe
know otthem Can they ever eype9 greater
Immunity than prevailed at the laft Preiidenti-
al eleetion-No, fir, tits the gentleman's own
confidence that fqueaks But if ihe cannot cal
culate upon your divilinns, nj I,,ft fhe m, '
reckon upon your puhllanimiiy. She may well
deipiie the rcfentment that cannot be excited
to- honorable battle on its own gruund,---tbe
mere effuiicn of mercantile cupidity. Gentle
tlemen talk Of repeating the Britih Treaty.
The gentleman from Pennsylvania fionld have
thought or that, before be voted to carry il into
effect. And what is all this for A point which
u. Britain wiz not abandon to Rui1ia, YOU ex-
pect her to yield to you-Rufiia individuality
the tecond power of continental Europe-with
halt million OF hardy iroops--with fixty fail
or the ine--thirty millions Of fubieSts--a ter.
rltory more extcDiive even than our own Ri,f.
la, iir, the hore.toufe of the Briti(b nayv..-
whom Ut Is not more the policy and the into
reit, than the fentiment of that governmebt, 70
ioothe and to cobciliate ;--ber fole hone of a
diverhon on the continents only efficient
ally, What this formidable power cannot oh.
tam with Heets aud armies, you will command
by writ-with pot.hooks and hangers. arm
tor no iuoh policy. True honor is always the
lame. Before you enter into cortcf, pubG,
OF private, be furs you have fortitude enoueh
to go through with it If you mean war--isv
10, and prepare for it---look on che other Gdel.
behold the refped in which France holds pe,,a
traI rights on land--obferye her conduct in RE.
FARO TO the Franconiar eGates ofthe king OF
Prutha I'll fay nothing Of the petty powers-~-
OF zoe eleetor of Baden or the Swifs ~ fpeaS
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NOTICE.

10 fbelf g05o Pa'e64jSa Tieleti Cdit Of tie Corr
mifOneys and antborytS Ageai5 Of e LOTTERY fer TIE
6er5hf ejffbr College Of Hli1i0m ca Mary:
TIA the drawing of the Lerery commenced
l. on the l5f', Of January Iaf, aid terminated on
Saturday the 5ti, Prsienr--That he credits being
extended TO 90 days from fuch its commencement,
the payments will become due on tie 18th of April
All thoie who purchafed on credit are earneify re-
quoted to make them bs The time insef-d. And
thofe who have aided the eommiflion.rs in the DIFF
petition OF 1Sktts. and have not We, made returns,
are entreatedto make collections, and forward them
i'll time aforementioned to
ROBERT GREENHOW,
Assnf, AMI 1reafurs~
Williamsburg, March II. (2w)
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FOR SALE.


BIZ THESUB CRIBER:
N/EST-INDIA g MgLioe,eo0i Yarx ybt e,ad.
~ England Kun, lSto7e and Cliff IPare,
French Brandy, 1900 bair N1tn's bill SLo4
1 ,S Gm' Menu e Boy's fine SJ0e,,
1n'laDf', ALadirs' Kid, Morocco all
Leaf and Byo4pn Sugar, l. Leather SEoa,r,
Cs5se and Chocolate, Ia GuaH iayo;e. Of T,p.
Issp.'iafanS Hysn Tea, i Linen, I,i@ Sielf;or |,
Lfaifei ind Lamp Oil, co-p<firr.
~ Dt Led Spa Byorsn' Ba Spanjs AaAgo,
oe6re Patat Greea,h Ground and ra7v Ginper,
49,. yaa"d in OH 20 ofaels eOa5e Livt,pooi
Ferasrosf,. SaA,
7!ye,8 BY 10 g I45y lsI SmOat.d Saisas and Her.
BE- jtfiuaSzv Glsf, n ring,,
2d Sd, ID Cd 3d. IoA au mai in7,,iee of Dir, goods,
300 Mill, dig: Bar Sim. B,ue
Spite Nails, Bar Iron, 4 and Mixed pk,;u, and
German q BhatredS itsf, - 7Biekens,
1.'" Pa't' Dvfeb oraat, HPriGrs u Printing paac,,
f,re Desf, H...-', W,lpfins Paper g PaFf
Nova Scotia Grind Sfsaes, Baarl,
Po-pdsy and Slott, -, Cotton q Heoi CarA
One Niee Piano Forte, one Cansai Top Cbaij:,
One Nice Tub Gig, oae SheI Gig.
~ TIE zbO0s zvW Se.slS. Gleatf far eI6 or country
produee. BENJAMIN STE7SON. =
Oternsfr l9. .TJuT
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saaIee at Quftfnli.

o" Saf1Seytss 2etS isaaat, s.if Be su at fsio. on
u. frA"jti, j. ~' preViesfy Aypssa IF al private
(ak: - -
4 HOUSE q LOT on Shoekoel Hill the 10, con.
"A tanning about one quarter Of an acre, forms
apart ct what's eonmonly ealleLt Jaekfous fquAre,
and adoins Mr. William Nice's garden :, i, is well
eneioied, and has awell Of excellent upon it,
and its tuaton derabe as any in char part of the
town The houis is neatly 6nifhed, and well ealeu-
sfed tor the comfortable Accommodation of j fn,all
ian,'!y The terms will be- made known ON the day
effale.
~ TAYLOR q BROWN, haaisr.e,,. !,
Warren q. = 49,, Flaw Ids.
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VALuABLR PROPERTY rOR sAf.f.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
To e(,a TO he bsj1a bAsr, en- TbtfLy fte lGA,y If
My nest, i" hetosvn Of Lyaej5,g, nai county If
CambbeN
MAT large and eommodious TAVERN end uii-
u improved piece Of ground, aijoinng thereto !;
G,uased in the Of lad town and on e main
Areet at the leading to the jail and cosrt h"uie,
shd not than thirty yards from the litter, OPP
polite LyncRs Ware-Houfc and the Rreet leading
from the ferry landing. The TAVERN contains four
sceu,s and bar the igs loJr, ;uclu ling ys
ry large rooms fu,able fot ball or dining room 8
the f.cond floor contains OK iusable for iodg
ing rooms, with an excellent garrett This 'rA-
VERN has portco the full length o the bouIe, ado
good dry cellar and well oppohte the door, toas-
ther with Kitchen fnoke houe and ahle will, t,ven-
ty-two Rails therein The unin,proved piece Of
ground contains Ia feet on the main Rreet to Ia,
vis's Lott and hundred feet on the middle Rreei
Lott anda half which il called the Town lot;
including the half Lott the Fable Aauds on. IL i.
deemed unneeeiiary TO Hare tie great value OF tn,
above property, or fay more to- the advantage
ariing from 70 eeutra! and eigable Rand for IA
VERN and Horc houies, as IL is Preluncd no perfoi
woald be inclined 20 purch4fe the fame withou
viewing the laid properly; there being doub
they will be better fatsed after feeling the convent
eut i:uation than any information they could &c
from this advcrtiiern~E,. The terms are one thir
Of the purchaie money paid down, one third 25t
Dee following and the remaining one third 25t
Dec. 1907, the pureha(ers giving bond with spprc
we'd fecurity TO carry intereR from the date If u,
plrtAually paid. For further information apply
WdHJn, Rofe Of Richmond or the lubfcriber livif
uesF Lynchburg
SAMUEL SCOTT.
February Il. uf.
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