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GENERAL MEETING.
FOR SALE.

A T The store Of A HEwEs co opposite
~ tbe market. HEX fNDRII cPHCKERS.
in half bbl~ g. kegs-BNGLESH WALNU7S'
frssh LEMONS tT ORANG ES. NEW ENG.
LAND RUN. of high proof, in barrels which
they lafely received ami viii sell low fos cash.
Richmond, June 2f,h. 1906. =,
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GROCERIES,

Muscovado Sugar, as
sorted
w India Coase
Antigua and Jamaica
Rum
Country do.
Cogniac & Peach Bran
dy
Holland Gin
w. India and Sugar
House Molasses
T.. j.. Madeira Wine
Poit, Sherry and Ma
l2gi do.
Hebbert's Brown Stout
Martinique and Bor-
deauS Cordlals.
Basket Salt
Do in Sacks & Loose
Hullck's Cheese
Caldwell, Frasure &
Cos. Sup. Chocolate
Rice
Nutmegs, Pepper, Gin.
ger and Pimento
Mace and Gloves
OIL, Olives and Capers
Gun Powder. Young
Hyson & Souchong
Tea
Canister Containing l
Ia and 5 lbs. Gun
Powder Tea
Picked Salmon
Gu. Herring and Shad
Patent Shot, assorted
a regular supply OF
hogshead and barrel u,
f
May 20, 1906.
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aIerauprfa Dajtp auherttssr.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9.
EXTRACT.

Natchhcchcs, Axg. IS, 1905
"Mr. Freeman returned TO this place
on Saturday last, after having assembled
$50 miles ADORE this place, where he Spa
uiards had been visiting for him Tor FIVE
days. A Little after thu usual time for
stopping for diuoer, detstchpheps Oh the
Spanish parry amounting 20 about QUE
hundred aud fly men, crossed the liver
10 full gs!lop, with rn evident intention TO
charge on our patty. Captain Sparks
with great address took possession OF an
elevated bank thirty feet above the sur
face of hs water, and the men bsing pro.
,ided with rests for their rifles. IN such
a uaaoaer as to~have made az Impression
The Spanish commander appears TO have
perceived our advantages. and the awkward
situation 10 which be had placed himself,
aud brosght his troops 10; halt unmed;sie-
" ;when flag being hois:eda confer
enoe took place between MrFresman aud
me Soan,sh commander Venue, who de-
eiayed his positive orders to be, not TO AL
.,ow auy armed forcs whatever TO proceed
bsyond thar pi4ce, aud toYepsl BY arms any
attempt 10 proceed. The conference con.
tipued about halt an hour. when Mr.. Free
man conceived it to be his dasy to<esura.
considering that the tract already explor-
ed was extensive, and the waters had be.
come so shallow that for the few preceding
DAYS they had to haol the boats over che
. sand banks.
"Mr. Freeman describes the land ADA
cen, to shis river as almost wholly com.
posed of prairies, and thick cane breaks -
the latter are always an indication ct rich
land, and requires little more labor 10 clear.
ING than that of corn patch.
{. Yesterday governor Claiborne arrived
to concert measures with col. Cushing re.
suecsiug our situation, and 10 erganize the
militia. In his conversation he appears to
feel very sersibly the hostile conduct OF the
Spanish forces, and if. I may trust my
Judgment something energetic will take
place at no grea. distance of time The
Spanish forces are stationed about City
miles from us, having fallen back to their
former position on Bayou Pierre.
" This morning captain Bower and his
company arrived from Opelousas, sad we
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. Ter Congress,
N. r. Mosre, 3o46
William M'Creery. 1889
For assembly,
Edward Aisquith, 1880
Robert Slewarb l17o
For Sheriff,
John Hunter, asia
WASHINGTON. Oc,ober s,

~
The latest official Information from the
westward, down to the sOih of August as
Na,chitochss, states that the Spanish fore,
es, after having remained from the 10Th TO
the 18Th of August within ~ miles OF thas
place, fell back on the i9sh 30 the Baysu
Pierre, poN not vet delivered TO the Y.
States, and about go miles from Naschito-
ches, where they still remained.
itwas considered as doubtful whether
this rssrosrade march was occasioaed by
the waat of provisions. 10 which they were
very deficient, or whether it indicated
purpose to retire permanently beyond the
Boundary of the territory delivered to Us.
Governor Claiborne had reached Na,chi.
toches GA the .24.h of August, and was
makiug arrangements for calling out the
militia In case of necessity.
Cspsral Wilkinson had passed through
Fort Adams for Naschi.oches. He ex.
pressed hope of being able to induce the
Spanish governor 10 Withdraw his forces
without resorting TO coercire measures /;
and confidence 10 case he should not, ct
being able to compel him.
Mr.. Freemaus after ascending the Red
river about 600 miles, had returned. with
hi, exploring party, to Na.csiloahes, Al.
though twas contemplated that ne should
proceed farther, yes-owiBg roshe aeason s
i.twntss Of water, be bad reached the high
Get practicable poirr, aud would have voun
tarily tenrned il tew days, independent.
ly of The menace Of the Spaniards.
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PUBLIC SALE.


Wy virtue of deed of trust from Daniel
II NsCarty, Esq. to the subscriber, made
for the purpose of securing the payment OF
debt due from the said Daniel M'Carty to Ro-
bert z. .Hocc s Co. of Alexandra, will be
exposed to pubic sale on the Jy7eentA day Of
.s5vem5er meet, 70 the highest bidder, tor
ready money,
A Tract or Parcel of Land,
Situated in the county of Fairfax, on theWa-
tiers Of Accotink commonly called the Mount
Air Tract, containing between six and seven
hundred acres, together with the buildings and
improvements thereon-it being the tract OF
land whereon the said Daniel M'Carty hath.
for some time past resided The sale VIII
take place at the dwelling house OF the SAID
Daniel MsCarty, on the said premises.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
October 9. Jus
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From his ponT Folio.
TO a LAD1 SEEN WEEPING OVER THE SICK
BED oE 4 PARENT.
BRIGHT are the pearls that 5pave<he way,
Where in tncil- cal's the sea.nyrnph glide;
Bright 6llrsts the day Ear f5or7 ths sea,
In silver torrents streaming wide.
Bright is the glory streaming wreath
That Ger the brow. d genius mods,
Bright is tie hero's FAME III death
Enrolpd amongst IL immortal gods:
But brighter far the Elial tear
Th.t-o'er the cheek ofbeauty streams,
Than oceau's gems, or Stars appear
Or radiant gIory's brightest beams.
Yes tho when first heard thy name,
i'he sound sank deep into my heart,
And while thy charms were told by lame,
,i.fear'd-I felt, the future dart.
Had not seen thee anguish d shed
Thy SORROWS DER a parents pain,
And grief it's gradual paleness spread,
Where, health had held berrosy reign.
Perhaps, within this bleeding breast,
Of hopes and fears the warning tram
Had tbrobb'd themselves to final rest,
Nor still wearied heaven In vain.
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a. "a GNa kAV 4nS6 n
49, sopanlso - 90 a !. :
Do~'s ua'iAs usen ssLsA os 'AsI - - !,
Gays aSo Cohecklng tnis AoIce mere "ou'a
appear 10 indicate DETERMINATION 20 MAKE
the oPaniards ie.cross the Sabine. II sucn
IS the determination It puts the result OF an
engagement in our favor, without risk, but
the troops here could rot be better pleas
ed than to march with only two hundred
men against the Standards on this side the
Sabine. We have no sort of apprehension
aofdauoer here from any force the Standards
Coo hr,na a.a;n., n. eoI;.;,.ds har.
aa.a,e e s1s $500 "a ~, MI,
s err 80 ~ 80 -; - 49,.
ieA. ''as s''e nPaniaiAs .pay sssrs ~.
pay"s sA0Aa ioi LAG 'i'"'As 'A'ey ''''e Ca
en-.
he democrats are very much ike man and
wife OF certain description; they quarrel and
abuse one another, III the most gross and VI
either party, as to what is said OF the other,
he may be sure to have house about he sars
directly, Neither wall give Tim any quarter.
Thus fhe democratic papers are filed with
bitter denunciations of this, that and the other
man of their own party; yet, if 6 federal edi-
tor suggests the possibility of there being, in
the ranks OF democracy, a SINGLE man who
would not, like Lyeurgus, perish voluntarily,
tor the good OF his countly, he is a s,anderer,
an enemy to the only true friends OF the peo-
pie and the whole kennel bark fur;o,lslv in
concert at him, until they think they have bark
ed enough then thew turn and prowl again.
among themselves. Atthis moment the most
severe things that can be conceived are pub
fishing bv some or other of the democratic
party, AGAINST Jefferson, Madison, Galfstin,
Granger, Randolph, Wilkinson Burr, NisKean
Chntons IA f4naiy Of them sc. SC. SC. Il
democrat needs ONLY take half a dozen &C the
principal papers, protesting exclusive Repub-
Iicapism. and he will see Iikenesses of his
most distinguished favorites very correctly
drawn, and by those, WHO from intimacy, knc "
them much better than the federalists can.
Pehertory
The following portrait of American enter
prize On the ocean, was drawn by EpMvNp
BURKE, in speech delivered in the House Of
Cornmons two and dirty years since. This is
a people who our philosophical rulers would
nersuade to abandon the ocean, who while fas
The orator says) in the gristle exhibited such
wonderful enterprise. /" AS to the wealth
which the colonies have drawn from the sea by
their fisheries, you had all that matter fully O.
penea at your bar. You surely thought these
acquisitions of value, for they seemed even 10
excite your envy; and yet the spirit by which
that enterprising employment has been exer-
cised, ought rather, in my opinion, TO have
raised your esteem and admiration. and pray
Sir, what in the world IS equal to 1t? Passby
the other parts, and leok at the manner in
which the New-England people have ct late
low them among the tunbEng nlo'ntains Of
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10. Were the Jews forbidden BY their laws
to takeusury other brethren! Are they per-
1nitted or forbidden to do this of strangers
IL. Are those things proclaimed, which are
forbidden to the Jews by their law
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BALTIMORE, Oss. =.

The followingis an accurate statement OF
the votes given 10 this city yesterday for
two members of congress, two members
of the assembly, aud sheriff for Raln"
more counW:
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ny THIS DAYS MAIL.
PARIS, August 4.

..,sBly of the French Deputies profess.
a'''' me the religion ofthe esps.
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s, w.,,d consiDued uniformly ahead,
bs BIN = ,'.,rA the round 10 10 minutes Is
|Od s0"p RunniDg the whole distance in
|ssolus. 4s seconds. while Pollit cceo.
Y ".I ,o,uu.rs and 40 seeonds.
go : Loadsn pap.
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afford the relief prayed for by the petts
TONERS, would not be any injury 20 ethor
citizens Of thia commonwealth, bot rather
a benefit: Therefore,
Be it enacted, that from and after the
18th Gay of July next, all township eIecti-
oDs, that now arc directed by law to be-
held on Saturday, shall be holden On FRI
day Immediately preceding, and so much
OF any law 81 is by this act altered or snp-
piled, shall be, and the came is hereby re-
pealed, from aad after Nae said 4.h day of
July next"
On the banks of TIC Rio Grande, 10 Az
RIGA, salt is produced which Ia proved TO
be an instantane ons aud inialllble anyidote
against poison. The manner in which ID
was discovered Is curiaus. Il appears TO
have been owing to en- elephant which, tho
wounded by poisoned arrow, a weapon
with which the negroes des.toy those anil
mails for the sake OF their teeth, continued,
sothe sstoDishasns Of the huntsrs, iowalk
and erszs wjthou, shelving any eisn of pain.
Csc of she Degross rsco!IccteG has The ele-
phast had gone, Or being struck with the
arrow, to the back Of stream, and had
conveyed same saad &c lis mouth by means
Of It's sruuk bus, on looking atwhss they
conceived to be ssaa, they found that Il
mss wkis;sh sslt, having a slight taste OF
alunn. 30 effect radical cure Of any pol
son that msy have bcsa absorbed, it is on.
ly necessary to drink E drxchta OF this salt
dissolved ia water.
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The following act Of the lcgisla 'ure OF
pcnnsylvania contains republican Cora
mensary on the freedom of conscience too
illastrious net be given 10 the words
,.of the Legislature. Few instances are to
be found in the annals Of legislation 80
honorable 70 human nature. Other go
vernnents have been sedulous 10 the crsa.
alton of religious tests. invasive OF one OF
the best gifts of Providence TO man. 1t is
the pride of republican governments TO
leave the conscience as free as the air we
breathe.
Farmers Museum.
Whereas it has been represented to
the legislature by sundry citizens called
Seventh dav Baptists, that owing TO the
township elections and other public bust.
ness being transacted on Saturday or Sc.
vensh day Of the week, they are in great
measure excluded from a partielparon 10
the privileges Of free ci.izens.--And
whereas it is presumed that changing OF
su.h elections and meetings, while it would
ii
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Good old Slock.--Thers is now growing on
the ofar5f, in Danvcrs, formerly the residence
of Governor :.ND1corT, a Pear Tree, which
the Governor imported from England In the
year 1890. The tree, continues to bear fruit
ofaryery good favor. This year the produce
amoultcd to. about eight bushels.
5(.Mqv England fallcr)
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THEOLOGY

There is indeed, one science incomn.r.
ably above all the rest 81 mean TJIE.
oLOGY; which, Containing the know.
ledge Of Cod and his crea,ures-our du,v
to him andour fellow crea.ures-aad vie "
OF our present and future state, is The
comprehension of all other knowledee d;.
rect to lis true end tina. is-the honor
and venersiioD Of the Creator. and nh.
happiness of mankind. This is Tia, nobl.
study, which is every mans duty. and E.
very one that can be called ra,iona al crea.
ture is capable of. The works of nature
and the works of revelation display i, 10
mankind in characters so large and visi.
Die, 'halthose who are not quite blind NAV
IN them read and see the most necessary
parts OF theology; and from thence, as
.hey have time and industry, may be ena.
bled 10 go on 10 the more abs,ruse parts of
II, and penetrate into those Infinite depths,
hiled with the treasures of wisdom and
knowledge. This is that science, which
could truly enlarge mems minds, were i,
stodb d with that freedom, love of truth
and charity, which it teaches, and were It
not made, contrary 10 lis nature, the oeca.
sion OF strife, faction, malignity, and mar.
row imposllioDs. - Locke.
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lBy Authority.1~
AN ACT
Regulating ne currency If f3reiga coins Il

Regulating ne currency I.f5rcign coins ia
The I'm ted Stafes.
BE IL 'n0efed b. ne Senate md House
Of approximation o. rte Unifcd Stafes nj
|1merfea IN Congress assembled, That from
and after the Dassage Of this a6t, foreign
gold and silver coins shall pass current as
money within the United States, and be
a lega! tender for the payment ofan debts
and demands, at the several and resoec.
tive rates following, aud not otherwise
viz,
The gold coins Of Great Britain and
Portugal, other present standard, az the
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ON WAN.
ny MISS BAsxrRMAN.

O !! could some spnit from the feds of day,
10 this fair planet wing his ven,'1ous way,
Inhale Ii freshness o. the We. nal bre,z:,
And mark The sun a flsSsed in The seas;
view where abtmdabt, Ola i thousand shores
The waving haives,s yield ,hsir golcen sto,ss3
Gat bsau'y SMILING IN the s~e OF morn,
The op'nlng v,'iet and the aow'iing tho,n;
Tn expanding fields Of sv'ry varied hue
And the clear concave os unclouded blu,
Then let h,in s'a.d where hostile armies i,inA
by ,he red wa'ers ct ,he rushing Rhine
Amid thick da, kness, hear III. nun pets b,cws
And the l. 8 shri OF nature quiver low;
Mark TIE iui tide Of dcss laion sp cad
And count at eve the q ing and the deac!
How would he pause how 81 K IN vain IL linds
Some t;acc in man OF an IMMosrAL nINp!
Man, vino can glory in nHe ,uis
Yet look TO brighter woda tor enoless bliss
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A WTst fIat oil not sost a man a eeltl!

Wee tbat tsW not sost a man eenfll
Take lief OF mullen; let it get half dry cut
frcm its sides a suarter and half a quarter Of an
inch in breadth put il in your lamp and it will
hurn equally as well as cotton wick. AID will
suit TO read and write by, better than candle,
which must be often snufcd
The Printers throughout the United States,
will render service 70 the community, by inser
ting the above in their respective papers
(Ma,ykard He,aiG.)
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS RRWARD.
CTRA1ED or STOLEN f,on the n ,n,,,or.
~ d the Ciy of RICHMOND, on Sunday. 9z,h
oflast month lalge DAi K GREY HORSE !.
nc had been LACEY trimm. d, except his ears
:. as tresb shod all round bad a spo on his lef,
high winter than the res; Of his color, and had
on tie lett side of his back small lump. which
10 not yeiy perez yeable unless i; is eoseIy ex.
mined whoever may Celiyer tie said horse 70
me. a the Pubic. Wa e. House, ,hall receive the
above rev ard.
THOMAS UNDERWOOD If.
May 20 viii
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"a tie ewious in lgicaIfa,e.

- = EW 'Dt tHIIDIF ~ d8FIrHITHffs
~. blNcsToN. tEEDssAS. Of this town, has
received from London a few packages of the
seed OF BuDA kali, an article recommended
as the bes, Off Us kind Tor agricultural purposes
eyer yet introduced. being Cf so hardy a nature
that the most severe winter does not iriure IT,
Mich cows, ewes aud ambs have been fed on
X with the grearest success, and are very psrti.
al soiE game CT all descriptions are particularly
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NtIf)o Ais,
BIZ P RYRSE, Law B1oKsELLEa PHltxprrs
RIA
FOR PkI V1IAG
The REPORTS
OF ,ne mos L armed
SIR EDAUND SAUNDERS, KxT.
Late lard G<'e 3a',iee u tbc Kings 4sne6.
o. SEVERAL
PLEAD!NGS AND CASES
COURT OF KINGS BENCH.
-. in the ire of the Feign OF
His mos Excellent MajeTy King CHARLES ,he
Soon
WITH Three TABLES:
The irst. al the NAMES OF tie CASES; The Sc,
coha' 4 ING matters containeA IN ne tLlAp-
INGs aud the Fibre, OF me piihcipal
Ma"s's Contained IN tine CAsr,
TIL THRU EDITION:
Wi6 Mates md Reis,ences u IKE enaisg. e Case;.
BY JOHN WILL ANS,
sERJEAsT AT Law
IN TWO VOLUMES DIVIDE INTO
THREE PARIS
TERMS OF ST. 5CRIPTIOT.
This work Is pow in the pres, pcin,ny I'M rosaI
oefavo pass tos page wiki the isoudan editi;
In-' rue paper 'yre. and accuracy shall eq1aI
the london eo Il n.
ina, 1Hc irts 10 subscribers VII be twelve d 3Is
lars, neatly uo"e ". in two volumes Is ards,
to be paid Ior ON delivery the binding o hs
pm additional chs g. 10 ,hose who choO S. t!Ie NJ
GP The London edition Sc l. for % dollars
as the hsst voune of his yg-rk ao.eafei
some 'ime before he second. the pIelsc 20 IA.
tSo vo.umes, the dedication to Lord Eiuon =, 4
TWO letters from two gentlemen ttym RAVE,
e Z AID ia g. Cooper eminen, in the rr feasiI
Oh or Inc 'aw a.s giys n TO show the inph ,.uu.
IA i"n and gIea value 81 taos IL, DORIS !. lh'ss
ihteie'',d IN possessing the N.
SUD seriptions received ~ he Pub iher a, his
store II. IN laaeipnia s'a by Samuel Peasants.
Jr. kicamoau.
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LAW OPINIONS OF THIS WORK
S0lt6 IAiys stree. Jinuarp ID 1905

NSIR,
am happy to find ina, you propose rep, .,;ine
SerJeant Nliams' orion u Saunders
The merits OF that accurate sepo,te, have ,co.
been recognized buI it,s rot pe,h ps goirg &c,
tar 10 Say that the, are fully quali.a HI COM
mentator' ondy { notes 80 luniooul, cef,cF.
AM ompre hensive has not perhaps Appeared
since Chef Justice Gokss { .mniena,, on IN.
teSon.
Inc book appears TO have me- With h. most
faV"u'a able reception in Ensian aud / s.oud
suppose II an ;niPeachinen' Of ne know cuge sni
judgment ct the Profession is .hs eounIry ~
doubt the success Of yom intended impression.
am ve'y truly, your most 4bsG,e,r se.v:
Mr.. p Pyrne.
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Mr.. p PyrDe.
Northumberland. 2ois VA, CD. 1895.
DEAR SIR,


] am ve'y CAD TO tear thar you mean 10 re.
pub ish &c Jesnt Williams so.i0n OF Sa srders :.
Know OF no reporter ; wet soi d 4, N, law
BOOK hat has calico 10Th m. c d cided a 1r-,r,,
b!'ion i'ora tae pers NJ be., qaAiGe1 70 iia2a
Of IT, rneril5
la ne case CRED from tia exec lent u ok.
me Reports OF Saunders GAS -o!d Gido nads
sill more excellent b. "a e >dl,,on," &C 9 Bog
( ful %. see also a o Pu,l, 10. 81
ne eases ae very accurately st.ed IN mr.
b'"'he' iliams' edi ion Of Sander IL.
L'io AvaoI.y.3 Dos & Pull. lT3. aid / can.
not Ay down he principle ia be.ei terms an
lie has ussd
- viii no 60 Gays Lo.d K ,nycn. East.
40 nrough al tne cases, bscause hey ate col.
-eted "Iih y'eat abii by Mr.. Sc cit " II.
ans IN 10 IN ms edi ion Of S3und rs i.epor 5.
10 which efer generally" See also i Eat.
70. East, So. so. 3 ast IO5
Eas'. tiop=v- b s,ce I.avienee Justice
'eiefred to The no by Se,j William, at the emil
% n case ot 'Vhsaty Lane Salrder1 SiS
- @l9 whe'e al The cases were COLLECTED V,...,
goat ability
link need nos wish lou success in lila
unde, taking foI fancy NJ lawyer vi deco,
ms ary sufficiently furnished withou; a coy
Il this work. YouI's ;.uIy.
THOMAS COOPER.
Mr. p Byrne. w.f1
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FOR SALE.

~ p-11Na
by virtue ct a dsed Of uust. -tKCedt.i 10 Tho
- sub,eii6er, b. John RI Mann,a. bea, ing "a :
the Ii'h OF July, 10 10 sou c ,he pay meE, &C
his bond to William Jlmes. bs4rlng la,e tn I7.Il
Gay OF Ofecmber, lSo4. and due ,ne 10 IA dag &c
May, 1895. VIII be % pu Iicl, for oasb. =.
Thomas Colley's tavern IN Cafte,svils on Mon
day the 81 day OF June mex, # fair. { not. he
next lair day, one likely Neg MAu, ran.s a
Cesar.
THOMAS II. WALTON, 2in,,ec.
Car'ervihe. NAV 20. 1906
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RICHMOND AcADKnY LorTs

Second C2ass Last Day.
Prize of 10 00O doIlars-No 7343-owned by
Col John Mayo. of this city
Prizes of 500 dollars-Nos 4Sd9 1872.
Prize Of 100 dollar.-No 62I8
Ptizes of so dolIars--Nos. 1884 1896 6l7t
Prizes OF Is dollais-Hos. 70s5 $3.50 .4f5
1923 A917.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27

MArRIEp-On Saturday evening last,
by the Rev. MIR. BLAIR, Mr.. LOUIS
WEfCQ, TO the amiabis Miss VlCIO-
RIA CELESTE CANY, both of thi.
pl,ce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27

The officer. of the ship John Jay, which
was carried into Bermuda ard condemn.
ed, have had the whole Of their private
adventures restored to them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27

A German Astronomer having obsery.
ed about The beginning of Ma,cn, great
Changes in the spots ofthe Suns disk, has
declared that luminary to be agitatsd by
great revolutions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27

fond of it. and are generally found in great album
dance where the Buda Kali is cultivated. Asa
vegetable for the table it is the most early boi!s
OF beautiful green, and is Of n most delicious
havor' should be sown from The middle of Nav
TILL the end of June: and for standing the win.
ter tor spring planting, from the middle of Au.
gust 10 the end of September.--Ales. pap
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

surplus otinposs after The entire Discharge
ofthe public debt, ard during those intervals
when the purposes Of war shall not call for
them? Shall we suppress the inipost and
give sha. advantage t. foreign over doncs-
tic manufactures.
This, fellow-citizens, is the state of the
public intercsts!at the present moment and
according to the information now possessed.
IAN extension of federal powers is re-
commented, by which it may be employed
in public education, roads, canals, Sc