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CITE Gnqu!rn.
RICHMOND, l4tb OCTOBER.


Periods Of Congregational eielion.--No unifor-
nifty exits in the different ftates as to the time
of electing their members of Congrefs In
fome, their elections arc held in the fall preeeA-
ing the lat fef1ion of Congrefs, and in Others,
in the G1kjeqnent fpring. The following is a
Lit of the States, arranged according to the
time of holding this important election:
Before litter
the expiration of the lat congregational fefiion |:
N. Hampihire Mafachufetts
Vermont N. York
Rhode Hand vi ginia
Ccnneeticut TennelIec.
N. Jerfey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Kentucky
Ohio
N. Carolina
S. Carolina
Georgia
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY. Ian. q

Mr.. Crownin!hield prefnted memorial
from Stanley Griiwold, fecretary of the terri
tory OF Michigan, praying for an augmentation
of fllary.
Referred TO the committee appointed on the
nefaee OF the PRECEDENT, relative to the affairs
of the Michigan territory.
Mr.. B'dwell, from the committee TO whom
was refereed arefolution relative to VIM. Ea-
tom fubmitted the following refolution:
RsNol1'ed, by the Senate and Houfe of Re.
presntatives of the United States in Conprrfs
aiembled, that the thanks of Cengrels be. g.
hereby are, prefented to William Eaton. and
bis brave afiociates, for their ditinguiihed fer
wees, in the late expedition, planned and con-
Quoted BY him aSaiof Tripoli, in the executi-
on ofwhich they marched from Egypt, through
the dciert OF Lydia, and with the cooperation
OF the ex-haihaw, and the aiIifance of a fnal
part ofthe naval force of the United States
defeated the Tripolitan army, took the t.ity of
Derre, and eiientially contributed to the ter
mination Of the war, and the reftoration of our
captive fellow-ctizens to liberty & their coun-
try.
Referred to committee of the whole Houfe
on Saturday.
Mr.. Varnum obferved that it would be found.
by the militia returns, that there was in fome
parts of the union comfortable deficiency Of
fire arms. That enquiry might be made into
this inbieet, aud proper arrangements br made
tor correcting the civil, he moved the follow
ing refoution:
Rc/oi4ed, That committee be appointed
to conhder whether any, and if any, what
meaiures are necefiary to be adopted to com
plete the arming Of the militia of the United
States.
The Houfe Immediately took this refolution
into confederation, and agreed to it, with
modification, fuggeffed by MIR. J. c. Smith,
referring 1t to the committee charged with that
part of the mefage of the President which re-
lates to- the militia.
Mr. Varnum fad, that the enquiry, dire0.
ed to be made by this refolntion, might he
facilitated, he weOId move the following refo.
luton
Rcjoiyed, That the fecretary of war he d.
rected to lay before this Houfe a fatement of
the number ofhrc arms fit for ufe, tbs proper.
ty of the u. States, designating the places
were they are depofited.
i his reioIution was Immediately agreed TO.
Mr.. Otis delivered menage from the Sc.
nate, adviiing the Houfe, that they had pafIed
the bill which originated in the Houfc, provi.
ding light honfes in Long Hand found, and
declaring Roxbury, in the fate OF MaHachu-
fetts, port of delivery, with an amendment ;
and
That they have refolved that the bill for the
relief of Theosorick Armifead do not psfs.
MIR. Crowninihield, from the committee Of
Commerce and Manufactures, filbnitted re.
port on the petition Of Thoslas KetIand.
The committee refer to the report made by
them at The tall feiIion, as containing all tl,e
facts aud principles connected with the cafe.
and fubmit 4 refolutiop, that the prayer q.
the petitioner ought no; TO be granted !, in which
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THURSDAY, Tan. o.

w. gregg, from the committee s,no;,,.d
on 10 much OF the Prcfidents ulefaee rs r4I,t..s
10 naval peace eRabliihment. bay;nr ob,.;,,
go ,eaVe' unlimited bill in addition fo an az
Is'''ed an ACT supplementary to the aca provi'
oMs TOT naval peace cfablidment, and for
Puihoies which was referred to com.
'r re: oI INC whole Houfe On Tuerday.
ms oil E-peals the fecond and fonr,b rs.a;.
ons Of the aet recited in the t;tlews,,ha,;c,
me rrehdent to keep in actual feryice IN TIM.
~, ui peace 10 many cfthe frsates and other n,l,.
nc armed veFe's, as in his judgement tbe nature
.ns ier'iCe may require, and to caufe the re-
nuue 20 De laId up in Ordinary in convenient
Ports--dirsets the public armed vetIels in at1n.
al ierVice IN time of peace to be eficered and
n.anued as the Prelideat fhal direGf, provided
go 'ne o'ncers mall not exceed thirteen cap
i;.,,, ''iue matters, commandment, feyenty.t.~o
heutenants, and one hundred and fftv r.;1Th;,.
men, who are to receive no more ,han hsIe
.He'r monthly pay while not under orders for.
as'uai iervlce. and provided that the whole
,humosr or able feamen, ordinary feamen, and
oyS 'uai not exceed nine hundred and twept~
n the Preildent being at liberty to appoint
l~ tue Veiiels IN actual fervice, as macy furee.
pms 'urgeons mates, failing matters, chan.
r ,aans' Pariers, boatfwains. gsnners, fail ma.
n.oao1 anu carpenters,as may in his opinion be
The Houfe rerolved itflf into a corn;,,.,.
OF the whole-Mr. J. C. Smith in the chair
y" , ,ne s9th article of the bill enahflling rules
ano articles of war for the government of the
armies of the U. States.
Having verbally amended this article. tho
committee rofe, and the Houfe CO.. frmed tbe
amendment, and ordered the article, 70 amend.
ed, to be engrofied for third reading to day.
The Hou'e took into confederation, and con.
Cured in the amendment propelled by the g..
nate 10 the bill providing light houfes on Long
Hand Soand. The bill, therefore, only rs,
CURES the lignature of the Prefden., To he a
law. The amendment directs the Secretary of
the T'reatury to have the lights 70 conaruafd
as to be ditinguinlab'e from all other lights in
the neiehbourhood.
mefage was delivered from the Senate.
advihng The Houfe that they had rejected III.
bin for the relief of Edward Toppan aud others,
which originated in the Houfe.
When, about 1o o'clock, on the motion AZ
Mr.. 3bomas, TIE gaAeriet eveve eieared. They
remained cofed until O'Clock, when The
Houfe adjourned.
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EDUCATION.

HURiNG the enfuing year Richard M. seosr
- will purue the profeiHoual intrusion of youth
at col. Wan, segar's, Middefex. His eourie of in.
ltrnticn viii comprehend Englilh GRAMMAR, Latin
Geography, fiiitory, Euclid' Elements, Elocutiop
Book keeping, Reading Writing and Arithmetic
discharge for tuition will he twenty dollars err an.
mum to De paid half yearly in advance. Eisbt or Ten
6oarders will De taken at feven:y dollar, per annum
to De paid as follow, viz. Firh quarter in advance
scond quarter at the end of half the term and the o.
tier TWO quarters at the expiration of the whole term
Each boaTder mutt furni(h his own bed and candle.
The reinoteefs of this ituation from every kind OF
vice renders it truly detirab!e one for youth Pa
rents who may with to place their ions under hs tut
ZION will make application to The fubfcriber or to col
w. Segarr m haiddeirS The fehool will COM
menee on Monday the goth January
RICHARD M. SEGAR.
January z. Thi2oJan.
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IyoI,uy1ME 2.

retaliation the Houfe, without debat, or divi.
hon, concurred.
Mr.. Crowninfhield likewife fublnitted, from
the lame committee, report on The petition of
cir''hth and Nichlin, concluding with refolu-
ton that the prayer of the petition of Crit
nta and Nichlin is reafonable and ought 70 be
eranted which was referred to committee
OF the whole Houfc on Moasay.
Mr.. Marion, from the COMMITTEES 70 whom
was referred an al of the legilatGre OF South.
Carolina, &c. fubnitted bin declaring the.
conient or Copgre!s to an AL of th,. Rate OF
South-Caroliua paGed in 1904, authoriGnr,th-
city council OF Cbarlcfton to Law a duty ef Sx
cents ton on vehsls entering thu. port whie.,
was referred to committee of the whole
Houfe on Monday.
Mr. Tallmadge, from'the committee TO whnr
was referred reiolution refpeSttne rna,.ibsJs.
unlimited bill relating to bonds giyes by
nsrfhals, which was referred to a committee
OF the whole linufe on Monday.
The btu for eflabliihing rules and articles for
the government ofths armies of the U. s. was
read the third tiule, "a
several observation-disclosures were fussefed as
proper TO be made =.
Mr.. c.. W. Campbell! moved 70 rero,,c,;.
the bill TO feett committee with the view
OF modifying 1t 10 as TO render more definite the
powers ct courts martial, and artcuiarly that
the power OF inliiGtirg the pu riihsnent OF death
thouid be more guar,ledIy heftowed.
This motion was fupported by Mr.. Fix, and
oPpofed by Meffts. Conrad and Earl, and
|loft-Ayes 44-Noes 81. 7.
Mr.. Smile then moved -.
the ssth article to the committee of the nt Gt
LOUIE ior the purpote of making the verbal y
'ne n,a! Previouily fuegeaed.
ms n'o'ion was carried-Ayes s5--Noes
When, o'o ' TOT tniS day
ar TIE regNef Of Mr.. =. Ruul5ltb. n. o,L
1s5fe5 s0ere cleared about fzuo o'clock. and ,.,na
ca aI9/ea II" near o'clock, euArn tbe HonI: nd.
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ENOCH SULLIVAN,
SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND tgwr11r,

SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND JgwELLER,
y ErURNS his grateful thanks to his friends and
- the public for the liberal encouragement afford
ed him IN his line Of buGnefs and hopes by his punc
tuai attention to the buGnefs to which he was bred
I" iniure continuation Of the favor Of liberal pub
lie Flo offers now for faie at his Chop adjoining the
Eagle Tavern, general afortment Of FLYER ware and
jewellery OF the mott fashionable kind, coniiGins of
''iseF Tea Pots Urn,, Plumbers, Spoons, and
mourning and fancy Ear-rngs, Lockets, Finger Rings
ami breat Pms, JET. white and coral Necklace and
Ear rings, general ftppy Of Combs plain and or
Pocket Books thread Cafes, Miniature and
ring Cafes, gold aud gilt Seals, Keys and Chains.
tiiEhef price given for old gold or FLYER.
December g. IT.
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FOR SALE,
Br THE SUBSc ORDER:


INVEST INDIA 81 NV Live,p,s, ws,s ), tses,ste,
w Enslnra Ram, aSiere cad CG,fi jya,.,
Fre'e6 Byas!>, nsoe Poi, Mess Bioi Sboe,,
HolaaaS Gin, Adea's 81 6ey'S fac Sbsss,
l1aofegsS, Ladiss' KID, Nia,osss aud
E'lfand Bye-er Sugar, LeaftsS Slipper,
Cs3se sni Chocolate, Va jmsN irvo;ee Of Table
hapsriai und Husn Tea, Linen, Iyijs Sl.1Iiss q
Lialesa and Lamp OIL, C~pcfisg,
YShs Lead X Spa. B,erun,H 8ga 25anjb Indigo,
Ieoso Os6ys, Patent Gyeeag Grovni and Ginger,
ground in Gin lso fasls e0a5i Lirtr2osi
Vtrssgyeef. \ SAT-, .-.ts-.-.'.-..
75y s,s ky 10 81 l4Iy lsJ Sm0-iel Szim,s and K.y-
Wi1doao Gl55, ring,,
"a Sd, Sd, 81 Sd, 1oS sotl fall ;nvs. Of ssosi
s'H Nais, pig E.s, StirS, Bike
SSke Maid, Bar Iron, and lNissl F!sins 1ad
Ge,na'in e 3sae,rs Stol, i 7Jsiysns,
Iron Potts Daiet Os.rs, v,i.iae e Plirt;as sese,
fTge Bess, aj|raePiag P.,p.r u P.sas
Nsva Seofis Grind S.sae,, i B,ard,
P',cdtr aaS SLaH, Cotton 81 We.i Card.
Ore Me Pisno Forte, one CsaVa, Toy c5aye,
0as Nj" 1ai Gig, Stiek Ggr
~ Tie a;sve ze;N be fold e5eas far ess or eoua.r,
SyeIgee. BENTIlNTN SYETSON
Oefsas6er ID. Tbn IF
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EY pirfn- et'a Deed Of 7rn9, executed TO The
~ In!feriber by <narssv CagLex, to jcewe to
Hre6f'na' tl4sbss tke paynrnt of a fin, of mo
1ty, as ex9r+gsd therein, SYiHSr fold, on Frida,
tn. 2it6 i4H. for re.sdy money, LOT, qvitb a
brick bogjs thereon, knozra ia DuvaPs plan of
Iot5 by ne No. 40. TIE EaA cvW faGe place on
ice prrayf5, 6r,zveea TIE bOey. .ftsvelue q .zvo
O'clock, p. M.
THOMAS UNDERWOOD, jr. 7'rnaee.
January 9.
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TO SpORTSAfEN

TNHE executors of John Hoornes, deceafed, late
OF the Bowling Green, authorized 20 DIFF
poie of part or the whole Of his lock of horfe,
eoniaing of imported an6 Country Bred Stations
Brood Mares, Colts and Fiilies, OF the mot approv
ed Blood. Gentlemen, wiihing to purchare may
know the terms either by letter or perlonal applica
ton to the executors.
Should the ssalons not be difpofed of by the mid
die of February, they will then be ared out, unit,
the l a of Augua.
Bowling Green, January H. TT
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Ns,i5Rmbrr!mI County Cont, 1919 NoV. 1906.
IN CHANCERT.
James " Ball 8: Spencer Ball, Compl'ts
againl
William D. 'rravers and Hcrry2 n.r.,
Trdvers. 90 10
VIE Defendant, William B. Traysrs, not having
j. entered his appearance, and given f.curity ae-
tording to the aa Of Ads.nby, and the rule of this
court, aud appealing the faisfaion Of the court
chat he is nliabant of thi, tate on the a,o-
ton of the eoPainants by their council il is decreed
aud ordered that the Gii defendants appear here on
the irit day OF March next, and anfver the bill
ti the Compainants, and that copy Of this order be
ffh"ith Inherited in foaic public newspaper publihed
10 the city of Richmond, for two months fiicceffvely
and another copy Poted the trout dopr of the Court
hoae, of this eo:Iuy AID it is further ordered that
tiie defsniint Henry, do not pay away, convey or
iterese asy money or property ne may have belong
big 10 the faid William 3. 1ravers, bus that he re-
tain the fame III his hands, fubjr to the future order
81 the
Copy,
FLEM BATES, NJ. c.
December H. 9Th 2 M
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
nm ~ NJ r.,

Two HOUSES aud LOTS on Shockce Hill. in
L mott deGrable part of the city, and pofIefIine
every accommodation for family. A long credit
will be allowed, or Virginia Bank Stock at very Ii
beral price taken in exchange
have 5000 acres of Virginia land warrants which
I will fell low for cath.
THOMAS NoRvELL.
Jan. II. If
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NOTICE.
January 2.

PROPOSITIONS will be received By the execu-
tive for the purchafe of eight condemned ne
groes, rapreved for transportation under the a to
empower the governor ranpott laves condemned,
whenit mali be deemed exPsdien,."
Dec. 81.
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from DoWdednf, and esfyaHS from Peyr;t 6a-
PerS reeei4'ed at the office Of The PubEeYeise,.
PARIS, Nov. ls.
WHILE the French army afonif,es by The re.
ridHy Of its yi@osioas march, lie ct,iirfcec;
powers dftinguiib themf,lyes by the ACTIVITY of
their diplomacy. If the exploits of the former
occupy part of the journals, the JOURNEYS &c
the nlonarchs or Of their minifers Gll the ref
this is half for glory and half for ridicule.
When the war began, the foreign eazsttes
put all the fovereignS at the head of their ar
mics. Ut was a fpeetacle worthy of general al.
mTatlon we thought eurfelves returned 70
thoie beroIck times when they who wore the
crown, were themlelyes capable Of maintaining
its honour. The emperor of Germany was
already Represented at the heal of BIS immen(c
army, directing its operations, and leaving 20
his bef commanders only the gloryof executing
his orders +; but the dugba GeneTalnimo Gows
hImfeh to his army, reappears IN his capitnl.
pohs on to Prague, goes to- Weis To- behold The.
ravages committed by bis good allies, and re-
turns to Vienna TO fhut himfclf I'D in > convent
and to set his furniture packed uu 7. AL in
Jingle month THIS is doubtless an n6tivity
which the moi expeditions cosriers Of his ca.
b'net might be proud Of but the biaory of
this hort campaign proves thu fhi. talent does
rot quite iufiice to fave an Empire On hi,
tide, the emperor Of Ruf1ia n,ows himfs If very
proficient in the principles Of his allies, :. nav
be teen that he has n1ors copGdeHse ia lis A.
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Hou3ToNs newly invented PATENT ME-
A. fALLIC HONE, may be had at Mr.. Geo.
Greenhoa's itore, cppolite the Eagle Tavern. The
utility Of this machine for fettng Razors aud other
inaruneuts which require fine edge, renders it an
object worthy the attention of every individual who
Hiay have location for its ufr.
December H. tf
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FRiDAY, Dec. 20.

DEBATE on TIE mation of DR.. L0G1fN for knye
to bring in a 6W TO flf,end tie commercial IN
fereou,1' bstsveen .be United Slater and ST.
Domingo.
(CaeiMlsd.J
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TO BE RENTED.

y DE KEN TED,
u BRICK HOUSE, thar of Mr. Robert
: = Gordon, on the Hill, calculated TO accomn,o-
date inall family comfortably; attached to it is
half acre OF ground wxll nclofed
JAS. CREENHoW.
December T. f.
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DOCTOR upsIJAw.

DOCTOR gpSIIATv.
TNTENDs rraa'dng r,edisirc and farCery in ;he
city anI rei sh5 ;rhood IF eie!,mod ne rr3o'ile,
pcat4laI attendance t,oie osho give him enryoy
nruf.
JEa. u! S&rfw.
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FOR sale OR HIRE,
\ Very excellent COOPER, young man
A about % years old, OF good characfer.-
Enqaire OF the printer. Jan. 2. epaw-
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December IL. 9TH m)

NoytJa~b1iui Goaaiy Cent, 1919 Mog. 1906.
IN GH1iNCERT
Leroy oPie, Compile.
againit
Richard Moore. John Davis, J o.c.
aud William PelTiOu.
II NfIE Defendant, Richard Moore, not having en-
teredhis appearance, ard given fecurty accord
Ing to the aa 81 AheubY, and the rule Of TINS court
and 1t appearing 20 the fstfa9ion of the Court TIM
he is not an inhab;aut o. ihs Rate, on the IN ton Of
Che eomP1int by BIS coualtl: II is deereed and or
defsd. hlt the fad defendant appear here OF the irl
asy OF March court next, and a1f"er The bill Of the
compliment, and that copy Of this order Se forth
with inherited ~ itm1e public newipaper, pu5hlhed in
the city Of Riehmond, for two moihs fnceeiTiyely,
ai'd another copy pn0ed sc the front do1r of rhc
Court hcu!e of this COMFY. And i is further order
rd, that the defendants Davis and Pearfbn do no; pay
away, convey feetete any money or property they
may have belonging to .he faid Richard Moore, but
tha, thcy retd the laIe IN tleis hanI nbjea to the
fsture order a the eDTt.
A Copy,
FLEI. BATES, enc.
December 10. On 2m)
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european 3nteIIigentf.

Reeei4''d BY fbe-Hip Highland Mary, in IS Dhrs
from Bomdeans, and estra9s from Paris ba-
PerS reesi4'ed at the o6fee Of The PabHs,.edger.
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SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
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TEN DoLLARs REwARp.

- ANYWAY, or conveyed by lone perfon from
the fubisriber, living in the county of Granville
itate OF North Carolina young negro fellow named
oBA; he is between twenty and five and twenty
years of age, has thin village, dark complexion and
IS toera5ly flow fpoken has lump OIL the back par,
OF his neck, fr,all knot above his writ on his right
hand aud the middle finger of his left hand crooked
The iaid negro had when he went off pair of cot.
ton tfowfers round ihort coat mapped with black
wool and cotton, wove-plan; took with him two
pair OF buff eaiimere breeches two waa coats one OF
white the other ofgrey cloth, pair of ribbed wool
len Bookings aud double brealted grey broad cloth
coat.
All perons, particularly matters Of veiIes are fore.
warned from harbourng the iad negro ANY per-
Ion giving intelligence will fecure the negro fe
that get him, or will bring him to me, fhall re-
eeive the above reward of ten dollars with all nesec
fairy charges.
RICHARD WOOD.
September i2. I'm.
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ELLIS g ALLAN

INFORM keir }rierd, tbat icy Lave received part
L Of sb.ir FAIL GOODS, PER tie .Gips Hsreule,
fran Lis,vPsOl, ans Dsal noaa freu L0nden--
CONSISTING OF,
Ref Biankets from Ga 10 1874, D,.gci B!salsfs,
Eanneis, Coafirg', and COtiOas,
Ionic" 6sf S4pt5fne Clci5', SpanjS zroei,
Ko7cynsre' jissie and double miiiea,
GeA'lsr7ta' 6ea0er and patent lk Hast,
ladies jseienatke Beaver Riff trimmed,
Meisin' and SiI Qaiitings, Mo!r<onns, Scvos2srrn,
ard Toiiinefis, far Y'gfi,
CbaSV6rrry Siils and IIi5JQias, nsrv PATTERN,
Ladder cotton, fik qnd 7pooi Beie,
Geniiemtn'5 eafion, EN end HrgoLa 10.
fine 7oooi f;eets and dya4rc,s,
Ladif, Span;b N9roeeo Boots and iif Shoes,
elegant hGglSSi and 1ithts,
Fox Bsl1 and C5ieqnery 7Itssfs,
Brg9eia and K!Satrmiyfer Cartefsiag,
Great COatS, Umbreiias, ClaVss, D.niiies * Afyn5
CaiLeoes and Cam5,icls,
Sail in EaeEs, Sc. ty'e. tJe.
7bs Bsia"ec ftLei Goeds, Re, the Laura, are er-
te6Ied daily, and 4vbi6 rpW Be- d on Vc,y moderate
frmt Sept %. 15ibN.
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July 49,.
WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

hN Tnefday, the twenty-eighth of October next
y y will be run for over the Williamsburg Courle
weep Rake pnrfe, for three year old colts, two
'nIie heats. entraEce so dollars; clofed.
Wednsiday--the Jockey Club purfe of four huH-
dred dollars, four mile heats.
thuriday-the propretor's purfe of two hundred
nolars, two mile heats, entrance twenty dollars
frlday--a iweepitake for mules mile heats, the
ben three M 1--we, entrance ten dollars.
Satnrday--an elegant PADDLE, bride ,whipand fpurs
inie heats entrance ten dollars
BY o-de, offBe Cub.
RoBERr ANDERSON, S.e',y e 7yssSry.
Augua -. (eplithGl
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I GREAT Rargan offered in 7s5 acres of
LAND, lying in Kings; Queen oounty, one & an
halt miles from York River and bounded by po
roPotank Greek, the Lands Of captain William Shac-
kleford and Zacharah Shackeford. This land isle
vel, fertile ard well timbercd, with olerabe good
buildings AMI excellent watcr-The abundance of fin
and oyfers At The very fpot, may alto be mentioned
as great nducement to any perfon wiihing to pur-
chale. This Land may be had low for caib. or
good bonds at fhort payment. Tor further particu-
lars apply to John II. Smith, or to the fubfcriber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Walkerton, September %. IF.
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MUSIC.

a mean to recover and preferve my health, 7
L have reliaquhed nay Day-School altogether, in
tending turn my attention entirely to MUSIC, and
purpoting asoon ten pupils fhall offer for each
School, to teach Vocal Mufc, my room, two morn
ngs, from nine till twelve, and one evening, from,
fix till nine, in every week, fay two mornings, be-
caue the lectures then to be given intended chief
ly for children, and one in week can hardly be ex-
peeeG to produce the progrefs which is necelary TO
fupport & timuare young minds in ardueus under
taking. hkewfe purpoie tune Pianos, SC. both
in town and country, either by the year or Jingle
time; alto to copy aud arrange muGc, and all OH the
mott moderate terms.
CHARLES SOUTHGATE.
Sept. 80. 4tepp.
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TO SpORTSMFN.

|{H b. I'4h5te.y at tie Bo7ehiay GRIN, on lie IoA
Fy9 O9eb'y 1-v (ifaoi 5yiosfriy diloqjg5 ofbeJoy.
f5ofizcl TIE foil97riqr Sfailio7s
5lILARD--DARE DEVlL--ARC tIDttKF.
- ESCAPE, by Precipi;ate out cfa Gner of ynz'
z1ri''- STORM, By Cormorant on; of a Darlington
m,rs.
h'sr which about thirty thorough bred brood
Marc. Col;s and Fies. The terms Of fale will be
sa-d. @do"a ia q few wcekgby
JOHN G. WOOLFOI.K ard
JOHN HOOMEs,
Es,en!o,s u Joba Hoomr,, Gsed
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FOR SALE.
September 10.

ME LOT and HOUSES whereon Yob1 HoorR-
p ten, Eiq the Britifh ConluI, relides: on ir are
three Rory Dwelling. Houfe an Office and Kitchen
and other neeeary Houie' for family ufe; We'll Of
good Water, newly fitted, and Garden lately pailed
in, Ware iouie and Cellar under it tine remain.
OF Wharf, which will make good foundation to
build on; with all the prviledges OF lots fituated on
the river, Of extending a wharf.
Atso-27lt Acres of well tmbered LAND, with
a GOOD Fihery on Wuoughbys Bay, taking in the
mouth aud part Of Mafon's Creek where the beit ot
Oylters and Fin can be conveniently taken.
ALso-A LOT in Snithieid, between Mrs Pur-
die'sand Captain Folds lo's,--For terms APPLY TO
THOMAS NEWTON.
Auguit %. nfO