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For the prevention and cure Of bilious and malss
nant t.yers,
~ RRcoMMENDEp

Dr.. Hakn's Anti Bilious Pills.
The operation of thefe pills is perfectly mild
70 as to be pted with fafetJ by Psrions ID every
Gtuatiop, and ofevery ago..
they are cxcei!ently adapted TO carry oil iu.
petauops bic, and prevcns,irs morbid feciesions
TO reGore and amend the lppetire: to procure a
free pstlpiraon, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal confeauencc; as
dofe never fails to remoye cold, if takes on lie
fri appearance. They celebrated for re-.
moving habitual coaivenefs; fcknels at the ao.
mach, and feyere head ache and ought to be
taken ~ all pe.iJus on charge of climate.
81 Sold likewile by S., Plealants,
Richmond; R5fs and Douglas, Pc
terlburg T. Green, Fredericklburgh !;
G. Purdie, Smithheld; M. Jones, Suf-
folk; DR.. Miller, Winchelter R..
Creenhow, Willlamfburgh; and J..
Shaw, Leeiburg.
September A. raw
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eeTes, on III. esh.rasy fasi;;eeIasa this !.
contains nothing but what is perfectly is'esls, ana
delicate pregnant lady, or c tenaerehintaat OF week
old hoaid no worms exit in.the body, but wiki with
ou pain or gripping, ceanfe the homach and bowss OF
whatever is e. or offenive. and thereby prevenF the
production Of worms and many fatal ditnrders y ney
Are Sriy eeacipus in carrying Oh all gras hu-
and eorrartions; teyerih and bilious CONF
and the iafef aud dc ppfgative that can be fed on
the oceaion.l
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Or. FIAMiLToN.S TELlxR&, )

tagersirn remedy Tor Colds obRinate Coughs, Attn.
CHARMS. Sore Threats, aud approaching Con
iaRlptions, -, ga,. ~
parsats zsbs nag Sdsss fki'aft1. s5sif'e6 sa4ta
65e HOPPING GOuGH,
This dicoserY OF tae af nagnltaas, as :. Is An
;a,ss,e re,;.f checks the progreis add in a 1horr
+ enrrey -o ses the lnpit eruei dliorder TO wheh
sfafca are ys9e-rhe Ei1ir'is 10 perfectly agreeable
soa tne do il inaaIl that no eihcuty aries 81 tag
is,it
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DR.. Haha's genuine Eye-WateY.

n foyereign remedy Tor all diieafss OF .he eyes,
whether the efea of natural weakness or OF acci.
dent, deaatiiens Of sheum, duilnets, itching and
films en- The eyes, never falling 10 coie hcse ma.
ladies' which frequently fuccesd the imall pox,
-meaaes and feyers, and wonderfully aIenethen-
ing weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived OF
fight.
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Tie 1eUeYsige Ointment for the Itch.
Which is warranted an afsiliblc REMEDY stone
application, and nay be uled with perfect faiety
or pregnant women or on infaEts week Old,
son,ainins not particle Of mercury, OF any other
dangerous ingredient whatever, and rs rot &C..
conpap.ed WITH thas tormcntlfg imea, which
attends TIC application Of other seGned.rs.
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w. WEATHERBURN.

Joha Hoover, rope maker, South Second hrect. be-
gary and ChrhIan arsets, philadelphia voluntarily
by mlketh oath as follows, naneiy' SIC
That ms wife, Mary Hoover, wasio icyersiy afn,ct
ed with violent rheumatfn, very dangeroniy htuatea
the consequence ola ievere cold alter lying M as 70 DC
reduced co the re!aneoly apprehension Of remaining
cripple for life, notwithstanding the mott Respectable nc
dicai advice was followed, and every probaie remedy
attempted when feeling feyeral OF cures perform
ed by Hanon's EGence aud Extract OF MuasaFa' they
were nroc1fed from Mr.. Birch, Nor, South Second
freer. The ra application enabled her to walk aeIos
the room and the e of bottle rsitorsd hes to hes
gelual Rats of health and ftrength.
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From Or. We0tberbarn,
Wythe eoaatG Vsrgsai1'

4 pTunrefafed atyoar hop the Psepa-
rations You call Hamtons Eenee OF EzsIS. Q. siu
tara aSeh believe has perfectly removed earor.c
rheuaa,irn (,f thai kind named iciaear OF OF .ne n
Soint) 40 er which had labored tor iots tie'
which had baflel every article in the Matera eoca'
aud every mode Of treatment received into RFaetee for
Tb cef rhi. o,tinae diieafe. If you think tis let
ssr ufefulyou are liberty 60 make 1t pubic.
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HAMILTON'S
Wi3K N DESROTING LOZENG1S

Wt3K " DESROTING LOZkNe aS, -.
which have within four years paa cured upwsros OF
- hundred and twenty thouian3 perions OF ootn eSes'
s .yery age, and in every ftuaon OF various danger
os cop,plan,s ar;6ug FROM worms, and from oeiruoi
ms or feslnefs in the itonlach and bswss. ec,.
" Ih a;sn,e bears no analogy whatever OF tnilar
4irles Is Commonly complained ofas operating with va
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Notice is hereby oiiyen

Hat P opoias Will be ,cceiyed az
4 CoIlettoi's GAhte Of Nsrf,lk and H
mouth, Tor building a DRY STONE WA
90 the bank q Potemac, oppoie SmlA's h
Light Houfe, Tor fecrrirg ths fame from. 4
oy The tees ard lairSi 'bofe iuoiiiing 10 20
take the fame will be fleai,t to apply 10 30.
icIiber, CT q before he Io.h OF Nay ne X
The wall 10 be 5 feet asthe Fouydauon { II
a'mg 10 two ieet at The .ep in width, and d
8 iset in height, the length about I5o fer,
upqsr tier Of .fones to betwo feet IA w:d; b
anlwer az a csiping to the wall.
Thomas Newton, S. l.. II
Norfolk, April 8. April IL
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The Anodyne Elixsr.

.5For the cure Of every kind of head ache.
Indian Vlgetable Spscyhe.
A fafe and fpccdy remedy for the yeneriald''ealc:
&c nounce OF prevention is worth poand OF
cute"
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Tooth Ache Dyobs.

The only remedy yet difcoveTrd which gives
isnmsaia,c and iaRirg relief in Tie MOI icYere
nhanccs. .
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,HAMILToN's ESSENCE AND EA-
TRACT OF MUSTARD,

f,fe and eGsaual remedy for govt rhenma'iin'
asv. 5ains, buifss, pains in the taee and neek ee
d has performed cures in the above eoisp;spe
sn ali ,he medicines ever before made PuDiie.
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ROBERT GRAY
Has Lately rteeiVed
A Conignment Of Books

ia! N4eU 1HpDe"
A Consignment OF Books
FROM PHILADELPHIA, j, n
Ausag qvbieb are tbe jolloqUing Frjesf' p'''
Barclays Apology
Life OF Lady Guicn,
.Eliwoe3's Sacred Hitory,
Life of Thomas SterJ,
Life OF Samue! Bownas,
Life Of John Gtattau,
Lite of Margaret Lucas,
Try's Poem,
-E'lwood's Daoides,
John Richardson's Life, ;.
a Collection of Memorials OF fneaSS
Life Of Mary Presley, &c. &c.
March 81.
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CEASES or CURES
BY IIanliitOn'S

WORM DESTROYING LOZEHGES,
& @lSeleaed from ibaeJandsJ tie aatbtntie'lF g
iaDbieb az, peyfon aaay ejtsrtHia eif5s' 2, Ef's'
or ptytoaai Application.
T A P & w O R M.
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~ 4gTHGR MARTIN.
Or. HamiEton's
or AND RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended as an invaluable msdeine' TOT t'le
Tpseiy relief and permanent care Of the various com,
paiuts which refalt from dEPatsd peaiures]uvsniie
in CLIMATES patsvsF Tsaae s9 inc n
soyc,;on or a5y other sehructive intenPeTance--the
pnlaI Or executive ufe OF nlereuryhe ddsaics Peea
liar 70 females AGA certain Perioa OF e-Dae
&c. &cs :5,t. * H.
Aud is proved by long and ertcnts exPefieRes 90 "
sbisu,ely unparallelle1 in the cure Of .5.,
Nervous Diforders,l Violent cramps ~. " .,e
Goniumptions, 81 i ,s anu O~As
I.owne(s Of fpirits: lndlgealoh'
I.sfs of appetite, Nielapeno 10y Is
MIesr;s,l affections, Pains in tie limbs,
Inward weakncGes, RelaIations' :z.s,.
Seminal wsakneGes, involuntary epu"'Hs'
r!aorbus (or @hitesl Gbainate gieets'
Barreanefs, imPoteh'y' ~ 80.
IN efss of extremity, where the long PTeyaiehes sa
,.s,sv Of Gsafe has brought on general iu1poyeT-
N asns Il the iyasn exeiys debility OF the wh9s
frame, and waiting Of the fsIh' which no s2se',@ c.
n,en or cordial could repair, perseverance ~ sns ac
Of Ibis medicine has performed the '0S as0n''n'ng
cures.
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4NcM u lllIiliS III AiifoN'oio
AT THE LORENZO PRESS,
L7n4t, t5t islpft7ioa Of fbe Aafbor, il 6ae De.
tav0 goiumr, qsnb Platts, lxetxted BY IKE Jff
Hiti6s in Amtyifa, a nsqv and Ibleneid Eait'.
az, uaeb enlarged, Of POEM, entitled
Modem Phlloiephy !;
Terrible 1TG67ordtson ~!
s. PogrIcAL PETITION aaainf iALvANIzlso
TRuMPERy, and the PERxINIsr1c IxsTI.
TUTtcN.
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,By CEa1sroRHRs CAusTieK, M. D. A. SIS.
yellow Of tbs Royal College of PhyGeiass, Aberdeen,
and honorary Member Of no leis than nineteen very
learned Societies.
The Object Of this Poem Is to pramote .he bef
tin,,reiis of Society, by arrayirg the pbwers OF
legitimate fatire sganf the phiofophiftss Guack
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mind "a defelve to be patroni!ed by the commn.
nifty.
- The aathor prepeieS 10 enlarge tue Woikt ny
The addition of iuch matter as he PERFUMES will
he found mott nmcdr ely interetting to the
American public, and hopes his Efforts to i'm
prove the plan ard execution OF the Poem. will
be thought in Tome mesfure worthy of the favor
able reception with which 1t has already been
.honored in Europe and in America.
0sr The above work will be publifhed by the
siubfcriber in about two months Price, bound IN
boards, ore dollar feyenty five eents-bound in
fhcep, two aollas-and in calf, two dollars nj
'.fy cents. IA ar8
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March 70, 2awzm
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JAMES KENNEDY, Sen.

NY kiNG-STREEI', -
W Esp& rfUuLl iatornis the pnbir that he has
gsseived, fro@ Lee & Cos Pateat and Family
a. '.s..e store, New.Ysrk, frsh aaarsnsnt OF the
following
Valuable Medisines,
Which are high etesa and general uis throughout
tas uatea STATES, many of lhea being iod cheaper
sha,i tue drugs OF which cay arc sonpeaaosd s0aia
b. perslAass4 al sstaii hers - 49,
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wfEsI, is, e eiisDtialtsheal.h. Yet ito ialatsfy
effects are fpeedy and permanent, rendering the
ik.n Gs.srss;y toft aad clear, improving The com.
piexion, and reaoring the bloom of youth. Never
falling 70 .cnde, an ordinary countcnsnce beaatir
ifal, and an handfomc one more 70.
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F,ors LUTHER MARTIN. Elr. .4tferaf,-sSe-
a1rat of RE FATE If Maryland.
Gsntley,en,

i comply aith your reoaea in Eating my opia a o.
- ,,i;,ops EIixir 1t has been ufcd IN my family Tor
40 or thee years pat, with uniform iueeeis whenever
colds coughs OF amlar e0HP9ips nave fs,,'e ersee1
abIe remedy tor very painful and troubsion'e
aian Of the brsaa accompanied with tofeneis ana
with obnracsea and difficult breathing.
On thefe accounts do not hsiisasc 70 recommend
amioas Elixir. as valuable medicihe, ana oe'sfS''g
f1''' ~''''''s, I.J5THGR MAR TIN.
Mr. A5i;ah Heary, BridSe-!teet, Baltimore was
e,,r III me bette os tialnltos selixr ., vary conf
pIiested aorier, oecaGonea by fegefe cold eaugs
ss.gaI asaths age. He breafhsd with the sreaie
aiieny aud was thrown into Weakening e, i~eass
whea he attempted TO walk any ana ans sosS
would frsolensly TAIL in fnch degree that ne eolid
enIv a,renot 10 ghifper he has oeen upwards oil Tx
weeks without aresutn Of his complaints ana deire 20
giSs TINS pubic tea,ony in favor q lbs invasaesS
roedieiae.
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lOHN HOOVE Err
Nb1tyj6fd 6sferl

Saoarn ard fslierjbfa 6.fefe
EBENEzGR FEkGuseN, Fig.
ose Of t5e ja9iees Of tie fe'sef fSr s8'A'
asipdaia eoasty.
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= Mr.. SAMUEL fULLBR, Inn ReepSI, oH .ii0 iiAi :
ford road ten miles from Baltimore, began about twenty
months ago TO Dc grcvouGy afleted with tape worm,
which ncreafed fail in iize and frcngth 10 as soNexcis
the mott horrd enlations by his wrtAng motions ana
iptolerabe pains, feienbmg the craving and tearing Of
his Bowels, which deprived him of his neceiary iieef
and cau4d uch dreadful apprehsnors as cannot be con
ceived but by one in irilar tpaonhis appetite ~at
cd rapidly and with that his hrengt 20 that he was
unable TO attend 10 any bulnefs-when nc heard o.
forne excellent ca-~s performed by iamton's worm
lozSngesAe took alarge dofe, which brought away
f,out FOUR YARDS of the worm lnow IN the poi
iefIion Of Lee * COZ bat renewa. OF his pans io"n
convinced hin, that this nonrous reptile had recovered
its frit DISQUALIFICATION was made TO Lee Ce tof
more of tcir medicine. with their advice, from which
rcuIted the total expgfio Of his formidable enemy in
feyetal pieces, which he uppoed TO be SIX OF ElG-tl
VAR DIS p1orS. few months have tirce eiapied, and
Nr Fuller is new in perfect health The above t7ets
are well known to numerous eiree oil his nelghhors,
and himleif will CRAFTY any who may wih to make
further inquiries on the fubje9 Although Hamiiton
worm iozengcs produce fuch powerful effects, when
neceary, yet they are perfectly innocent and mild in
,her operation on the human body even taken IN large
dofes as Mr. Fuller will tety-their particular mild.
eis is abundantly evident in nnnmerabe of in-
fants.
Communicated BY Dr.. Jola S9aagttr, aork tsz0n,
q PeagJl0ania.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOTHER
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John MOTHER.
Dr.. HEshe'ss y',,ss and gsnasas German
Cora Platter.

An pfaliiable remedy for eorns, fpeesily rs
moving them foot and branch. without giving
pain.
TIE gena5hs PsgFaa Lotion,
SO celebrated among the fashionable Throughout
Europe, as an invaluable cofmetis perfectly inpo.
cent and lafc, free from cerrcave and wrelent NH.
me rails 1.-THE BATS Of other lotions) and OF uaparsl
lelled efficacy in preventing and removing bic.
:mifhesin tho face and Kin Of every Kind, Parti.
cularly freckies, pimples, inaanmatery rednsfs,
fcurfs, letters, rings worms, vim burns, pickle
heat, Zee.
The PesGan Lotion operates mildly, wtlsou,
impeding that aataral. iatsnsbls PERTURBATION,
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The ReRoYative Posyasv for the Teeth

9 9s ana Gums.
This excellent preparation comfors& Rreng,h-
ems the gums, pfsicrvcs the enamel from decay,
and clcanfes ana whtsns ihe teeth, by ablos5ing
all that acIimoniobs fine and feulnels, which
inferred to accumulate, never fails to injgse and
finally ruin them.
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Valuable Medicines,
TAgE N oTics

Thai = Kesarz I'm IS a9ps'atss lie ssly s,gfH'
Jor Al SIX AkDafA.
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DEAR SIR,

DEAR SIR,
DR.. IIanilton's osenges have been recommended to
me as very adequate means FOR the cure of children
afliGted with worms, procured box for the ue Of
my family, to try whether by means OF this medicine
might be enabled to gain point, which, to accom-
,olh, different other means had proved aboItive. My
eIdcG boy had very hehy appearance, was very ref
leis at night grew ieaner from time to timc in ort,
he eeed be precarious fate of health, which
would Weld TO none Of the medicines admaitlered,
unet gsvsam Two dofes Of lozenges, agreeabyso the
directions which carried Of banee to all appear
snee lese nscus bit rpon clofc inpe6tion suite
peeled with very fnall living animals. Not one O. ma:
fof of wornis nics aflally ait children came from
him, Since that period he grew remarkably better p
heaAh and though lean las rot treh and lively ecnn-
pexen Upon different occaionsl have uied this me
dcine as psrging ebaitGte, AID foiRd it TO shfwer
exceedingly well, without Bringing on belly aeAe or
any other dagreeablo ealatohs, 10 ofren oeeaonedby
purging medicines. Upon tae which y Judge this nee
dcine TO be, beides its main obe& one Of the mott
alutary means forreGoring LOFT appetite, and promoting
proper Rate Of ageaion, by carrying OF that bilious
which engenders 80 much incApolitioE bss
among children and adults.
am, Sir, your nnff obedient {ervant,
Holm MOTHER. u
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
FROM TIE AURORA.
POLITICAL VIEWS.

THE COMMERCE OF The Mgp1TERKAEEAH
Inc seventh power which we euume.
raied is that of Turkey. Under Judi
cious administration and well regulated
policy. the Turkish empire i'm Europe.
possesses natural means and advantages
capable OF placing il OH al .qaality with
any power in Europe. either ~ commerce
orh arms We Judge of men and aati-
ons by comparison he Turks stigmatise
the Christians as infdels, and we are too
apt to repay them with as little consider
atom, and no more justice in thee same
style OF iavectiye. Yet it is certain tina,
taking The Turkish people separate from
their government, their moral and social
characters infnitely preferable to those of
The Russians, their neighbors and enc
mes, and much more to be admired than
those OF nations which boast Of ciyiliza,i-
on.
ne moslem religion is not favorable
TO the sciences, tho arts, or even TO com.
merce. Con;riyed in a climate where
luxury had not encfeased human wants,
favorable to Incidence, it encourages no
passions which require exertion but those
OF war, AID this is sustained by religious
enthusiasm to a height unsurpassed. But
the vaIor of the Turks is not regulated
by system, and has hitherto spurned the
restraints and method of European tactics.
Their commerce discards European me-
thod 10 like manner and therefore il is
that the merchant men OF Turkey are so
few as 200; and that her ships are ne.
yer seen in the Atlantic, very rarely in
the Italian seas. Their ignorance OF SCI
ence precludes them the advantages OF
philosophical discovery Oh The art ofnayica.
tor, & other obvious causes induced them
before the French revolution, toemploy
thevessels ofVenice, Raguss, & France
and Of certain Greeks oftheisland,, whose
bishops held considerable influence in
the Archipelago. The Freach revolu
ton, by depriving the Por;e Of the ton.
mage OF Venice and France, tended Ia
throw the whole weight ofthat commercs
into the hands Of Russia, and to give
strengths The powerwhich most E age
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-28
(0s pEAsANTs JUNIOR p.1rr.
SATURDA7, JUNE %, 1906.

he question was then taken by yea.
and nays on the motion of Mr.. J. Ran
dol.d, " that the printed supplemental
Journal oil secret proceedings he amend
ed by inserting after the word SC read" in
the third line of the 6e., page, the mes.
sage OF the President of the U. S. of Tie
9th OF December last, and that new edi,
ton OF the said Journal, thus amended, be
printed for he use of the mernbers"---
as follows:
YEAS--Afessrs. Bassett, Bedinger,
Detton, G.. w. Campbell Chittenden,
CLARK ]. Clay, Dana, Daseuport; Daw-
son, Elliot, Ellis, Ely, Eppcs, Garrett,
Gold'borough, Cray. Hassinss, Holmes,
Hough, Kelly Lewis. Mosels, ]. Nelson,
Piken, Quincy, j, Randolph, Rea, tPen. J
Sammons, ] G. Smith, S. Smith, Spald-
ing, Stedman, Sturges, TaEgart, Tall.
mage. p r. Thompson. r. w .homp-
son, Trigs, Van CorlIandt, Van. Rensse.
laer, Wadsworth, D. r. Williams, VIII
son->44
NAYS---Messrs. Alexander, Aston,
Anderson, Bard, Barker, Biackledee.
Blake Blount, Brown, Butler. Chandler,
Claiborne, M. Clay. Clup.on, Conrad, Co
y,ngton, Crownin.hield, Cuts. Darby,
Dickson, Earle Early, Elmer, Fiadley,
Fisk, Fowler, Goodwyn, Gregg, Green,
Ha!sey, Hamilton Jackson, Jones', keenan,,
Lambert, Leib. LYON, Mac R,,land Ma
rion, Masters, M'Creery, NJ Il. Moore.
1. Moore, Jer. Morrow, John Morrow
Mumford, r, Nelson. Nex,on. DIN.
Pugh, L. M Randolph Rhea. fTea. )
Richards, Russell Sally. Sanford, Schu.
neman' Seaver, Sloan, Smile, J. smith,
Soutnard, Stanford, Stanton, Thomss,
Tracy, Varnum. WbiehiiI r.. White.
hill 'Wickes, VI. Williams, n. Williams.
'Winn, Winsion--74.
NoTx:
On subsequent day Mr.. J. made tie fol-
foscins- explanation
lie ooserveIed tha, he had been naisun-
qerstood In the rema.ks he had made in
relation 10 the conversation had with MIR.
Galiatin, or in the warmth OF his feelings
had Expressed Himself difIerentiy from his
,ntentions. He did not mean 10 be under
stood as repeating the words of Mr.. G..
when he said The charge Of attempting 10
draw money from the treasury syas nor
tr'se, but as stating the inference he drew
rom The expressions, OF ,hat gentleman,
Ter which he. Mr.. ]. held himself respon.
aloie. indeed ne wished 10 be understood
throughout as repeating the substance of
the conversation oniy--Nor. did he mean
to &c understood that Mr. c.. had given
q iiSence or authority TO him to repeat The
conversation He had asked Mr. c.. as
a pubic man respecting The charge, and
received ..,e answer as such -.he tberefnre
wa authorised 10 repss, il.
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FOR RENT.

A NDpossession given at Christmas. the PL AN.
TATION and DWELLING HOUSE,
which isvery convenient, belonging to the estate
of the late Major Stephen SouthalI, lying on the
sWestham road, about three miles from Richmond
For terms apply to
G. F. Stras.
Richmond, June %, 1906.
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FOR SALE.

a. t the store of A. HEWES & co. oppos;,e
! the market. ALEXANDRA CRACKERS.
IN half bbls; & kegs-ENGLLSH WALNU9.S'
fresh LEMONS e ORANGES. NEIV ENG.
LAND RUM, of high proof, in barrels; which
they lately received and viii sell low for cash.
Richmond, June 24lh. 1905. IF
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RIcHMoND AcADEMY LorrERy.

UIiCE is hereby given, that the trustees
= " nave appointed the LIST day of August next,
l1' tue payment OF prizes drawn in the second
will be paid by the subscriber on application
An persons holding money on account of he
sad Lottery, are requested to make immediate
payment to one of the trustees, or to deposit ths
same in the Bank of Virginia.
GEORGE TUCKER,
Acfing ?Iunee
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THE subscriber offers for Sale,
IL twenty FIVE acres Of LAND, adjoining
his fam. about one mile from this city, on the
main road leading from thence TO Williamsburg ;
please Ky situated, and convenient 10 good wa.
Ter An 'ndisputable title will be given to the
purchaser.
John Glynn.
Richmond. June 90th, 1906. 2w