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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-21
RICHMOND:
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
MORE GLORIOUS NEWS.

BY the Norfolk mail of Saturday.
(says the Petersburg Republican of
Yesterday letters were received in
town, containing intelligence of the
hrst Importance to the United States
----Ihey state the arrival at that place
OF vessel in very short passage
from England, with positive informa-
ton, that all differences between this
country and Great Britain had been
amicably and honorably settled. If
the intelligence is correct, that an ac-
commodation has been effected. we
know enough of the character of Mr..
Monroe, to hazard Conjecture, that
Americans will not have cause again
to blush for the prostration OF the ma
tional dignity.
The proposition for amendine the
state Constitution was yesterday taken
up m the house of Delegates and after
an animated debate Of several hours con-
unuance, the subject was postponed 10
the alst day of March next.
The Legislature Of South Carolina adioarned
on the 18th ult. after passing So laws. many of
them OF private nature. In the number is one
calculated to produce great public advantage, on
the subject of inland navigation, by which the
sum OF 81 GOO dollars is Appropriated, and divided
among the several large rivers throughout the
state. Sonth Carolina is we'll able to make this
patrictic appropriation, for. on the tst Of OSto-
Der last she had, in her treaanry, in tie funds of
the United States, and in the State Bank, unap.
proprialed, the sum of 767, IA dollars.
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CITIZEN.

The Ticket No. 1929, which on Wed.
nesday last drew the 10000 dollar prize
IN Rev. York, is held and owned by Mr..
James Jarvis, shoemaker, No. 81, Mai.
deh-lane, who, we are informed, is an in.
dusIrious, worthy citizen. The ticket was
sold by G.. and r. Waits.
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Ealing the etjeas, If any. which ha,ei.da
ced the said calls. - '-A--,
S'tned BY order OF the meeting,
eEORGE FRENCH, Chsirtnarn
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At a meeting OF the members residing IN the
town of Fredericksburg. Of the Mu,sal Insu.
rance Company, against Fire on goods and
furniture, in the state of Virginia, az William
Berndon's tavern, in the said town, on Mon.
day the 18th day Of January, 1906, to take
into consideration the late calls which have
been made blythe President and Directors of
the said Company, for two quotas. Of which
notice was received only since the tenth of
the present months
GEoRGs FREscH, in fbe clair
y EsoLvEp unanimously, That the calls for
1 two foil quotas, one on the first day ct 600.
Der, 1904, the other on the first day of O6iober,
1905. by the President and Diresers Of the Mu.
tual Insurance Company against ire on goods
and furniture in the state of Virginia, or its mem
bers, without exhibiting any statement OF the
Company's Affairs, or showing any necessity for
such calls, is improper and ought net 10 be com
Piled with at this time, as no losses are stated 10
have occurred 20 render sush calls necessary, but
on the contrary, that they can onlybe made with
view TO objects uncsnneeted with the primitive
principles OF tile corporation and therefore tnat
we will resist the payment thereof until some
explanation and statement shall be exhibited,
proving the necessity OF such acquisitions
Re Owed. that the Chairman be reoucsted TO
transniit cory OF the proceedings Of This nset.
ing 70 Gen. .Tota MiH5f and Col, II T. Mercer
with request, that they will present them to
the President and Directors OF the Mutu.l Insu
rance Company against FIRE on goods and Furni
ture in the state Of Virginia i--and that the
Chairman do also cause them o be made public
in the city of Richmond. and towns OF Norfolk
AVID Petersburg. for the conside ration of the
members &C the said Company A those places /.
vino, II is hoped, will take the subjects thereof
under consideration, and, if n>eessary, concur
with this meeting IN tbs constitutional mode OF
calling general rnsetings fer the purpose Of in.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-31
PUBLIC SALE.

ON WEDN EsDAY
The Al of June. will be fold at the hoRe OF
the late Duaean Neven, on Fairfax 9reet, all
the perional sfate OF the decealed contlf-
ing Of ,se l..
Beds, bedding, and bedlteads; ia
bles. chairs, fmc plate. a gold watch, weari" 6
apparel, kitchen furniture, &c. A variety OF
carpenters tools, aud a good nll,h COW.
P. G.. MarAeller. :
Nav %. dl
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to deed Of truR from
James Brandon and Eizabetk his w,ie, dased
The zIt Of February, 1905, for the putpots :heie
by intended, will be fe.d, on the ptemfrs, 10
the highcR bidde,, for cain, on tie 27:h day of
Ausuf nexs, LOT OF GROUND, tracung
II feet 3 inches on the eat fi-e of Waief Greet,
and SO feet deep, Gtussed between Duke aud
Psnce itreets, IN the town OF Alexandria " here.
on is erected neat and convenient Frame Dwell
ling houfc. -.
Thomas Vowel, 1ry'fee.
May Is. dd
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Cath, and the higheR price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by
the Printer Of this<paper,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-31
SATURDAY, May 81, 1906.

Wants a Situation in a Retail Store,
a YOUNG MAN of respectable conneeti.
"A ons, who writes good hand and is &C.
quainted with accounts. +
Afpy to The PRINTER.
May 49,. d3s
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Cotton and In, nel.

COTTON and Iu,nef,
aaVe Feceived from New York, and are now
opsains At their iiaer Store, on Rayal Elees,
0pp9a:e Mr., James RulTe,'s.
AN ASSORTMENT OF
INN Linens, Diaper Table Cloths,
|~s"0 dol aNds, P,atlas, and 1icklenbutgs,
I'D daily sxbta7,
Diapers, Checks, Hennpeas. Dow
la''' Sh.s'inss, Threads, Sc.
dJfa far SALE,
4 iew chefs Of Imperial and Hyfan
b Liv,rpoASals.
May 8.
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f No. l615.
Spring Goods.
|. & NJ, SCHO.LFIELD,

:
! large and genefal aG,guuens Of G 0 0 US.
fullal,le to. the fsafon, which they viii ieai
"a, mot reduced prices f;r rc@ orb, or good
notes negotiable Jn the h4~k of Al.eYspdia -
.onEFmg Of The jaigOe0.Ns Arne!s,
y UPERFINE CLOTHis
y fnft ehcploeg nankecns
DO. d.. host DO,
ID. DO. = tius DO.
Cotton calflpetcs
>Cu,rai,, baEfas
iCo,!ai,s, isnEas 49,;
PLAIN an.!elaecd canoxic
Do. and. hguted lsnaes
Csols. ba.,l Italian lkse
Shsub; ay mullins, al rsed
LACED eano,Ie hewis
Figured Ispae fha wls ,a.,s &. (i,tw;s
Plain aa-l crofs.ts,,d camh,ic Gswls
Bruwn gn3 white ,p!s:.!.as
s'fiss'"s Gamble
D Was .fe
G:.ma" A,ee.ing
Brown do i;
Dinities, aG5rted
Cs'nbfic dimny, -
.ChiCizss AMI csiicpes,
Mahr;iies VA patterns
SIX and a gloves
.Sahtuets, aayrted, aCo>,ea ].
Eng. in iewng alks. Affected
Threads, ,4lorsed - la.s3. So s:>es
Yell2w, rc,., blue and hsown bsnialccS
Coofcd csmoiics
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For Freight or Charter,
r. F The Ship
NERXNn ENTERPRIZE,

sk@&e Ee e,s, aRc c,Iss, -
Aoout 900 hogheads buithea--n ow>iaying at
Merchants whart---a fac new yedel- A prefer.
cnce will be given TO Liverpool, and advances
made on conigament to MeGrs. Logan, Lenox
and Co.
William Hodgfon.
Wb0 has fa, laA, an lizard /aid nip,
800 Jacks Liverpool flowed Salt,
6ooo buihels do. coarle.
May "A. d
Platter Paris & Lime-ahoat.
loo tons Platter Paris,
10 calks Lime,
On 6aard Brig Marcy, Captain Hall,
AND FOR SALE By
LawraCon & Forvle,
s1.5s kave a5a ,feeiJca BY Iaid Big, Schooner
Dove. and Packet, .trom Baltimore,
20 boxes CD Fiji
10 do. Mould and Dipt Candles
40 do. Halt Boxes Brown Soap
Bale R:erboon G4rfabs
Imperial, TEAS,
Young Hyfon ] sfsds Iatoe iaspertatsou,.
20 barrels N. Z. Rum
Is calks Btlsona Gunpowdu
10 cafes Fig Blue
In Sfohe,
P ime Beck and Pork
Rufia and Ravens Duck
Young Hylon and Hyfon Skin Tea,
Mufcovsdo Sugar
Caks Ciarct aud Madeira Wine
200 Boxes Mould and Dipt Candles
80 do. Chocolate, Sc, &c.
~ For Freight, /
{ saah r. r. s. s'5RfT All. Mater;
Y &SANJ Burthes abour 1900 barrels. She
~ is in good order and will be ready TO
receive cargo in three days, !
Apply as adoOe.
May 81. q.
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Five Dollars Reward.

Tive UUIIdIS NCW dIU
ENTRAYED from the. ccmnebs OF A!exanA
- apd,is, on Sunday the zSth infant, RED
CO ", about the common l,zc, 10 d good 10, X.
ng- Cow, both ears are cropt, ardthr left ear has
hol. in it and a piece cut at the bottom, her;
horns aard wide part, has long tail, the end
OF which is white. The above reward will bes
paid for bringing he, to me, by;
James Smith,
May -. sSE
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JUST IMPORTED,
Per @i5 WILLIAM, MusboeH, fran L0sdas.
a PARCEL OF
SPRING GOODS,
:. . 4AmongR ,zvbiek are
Printed Calieoes and Cambrics,
Narrow cord, tape Rripe, and causbrc dimities,
Cotton chambrine, and chambray mullins,
Plain and figured Italian iarfenets,
Plain iacouet and cambria mullins, i &.
great variety of fah;onable fancy mullins,
hawls, wells, and hsndkerchiefs,
HoGsry, elk gloves, &c. sc.
FOR SALE BY
Richard Veiteh 6 Co.
Nav II, dim
II. 5. Many Of che above GOODS are in
uitaole packages for the Wet India market, and
n'isled 70 Drawback.
"a hogfheads retailing Molai}es
~ DO. Sugar, of good quality
IS barrels Beef, Salem infpectipn
pipe London Particular Madeira Wine
$ boxes Cotton Cards
2 Jacks Sage
dc. L;coIice Root
Barrels of Clover and herds Graf, Seed
A quantity of red Soal Leather, and
roo Shares Marine Iniu,ance Stock,
For Sale, BY
Benjamin Shreve, Jun. !
April rs. d
FOR SALE,
Iwo elegant Riding Chairs, NTH tops
and haraeis complete;
4 O. n.
Mort credit--App'y to the PaINTER, or,
THOMAS WHITE, jun. Blaeklmith.
April s. eott
Cath, and the highef price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by
the Printer of this<paper.
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9. REoH I LAS, Z
OF iupcfior quality, in fmall Leadsn cslieers and
by the pound.
May g." d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-15
aleranDria Da}Ip &1aelh5sE.
MONDAY, DECEMBER l5EHIM

On perusal of theL London papsrss ~ thee ship
.Eugenia, we find but few aftieisfs OF nso-
ment. AyThe following are fonpfefwhat inte-
resting. .pezyf1ofSk11t1sAAzzsaS''e.
It Appears from Londo4 paper the Slst
of October, that Capt. Baker IN the Phoenix
frigate, \stood close into qoncainesu Bay, l 1.
the purpose of accommodating the state Of Jee-
rome Bonaparte's late Slip, the Veteran, Of
"a guns, when he found her completely BIZ
ged, and Ano prospect5of getting her off
a London paper says, g Some difficult? has
we understand occurred, edelay the intended
court marshal on Capt Wnhby, of the Lean
der, on the charges urged by the American
government.-It appears thst Captain Whit
by was not on board when the shot was ilresl
which killed Pearce, but was at dinner On board
the Cambrian.
The Spanish fleet of 10 sail of the line, It
anpears on the 25th and soth of SeptembeE,
made demonstration OF putting to sea, but on
the appearance Of Lord Colingwood's squad
ron, they Immediately retiredto the inner mar
Dor of Cadiz.
On the 18th of October, the French frigate
La salamandre, moored off Guernsey, was
DESTROYED by small squadron of British men
of war. The Constance Of 90 guns got ashore
during the action. Captain BurfoWes was XII
led.
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK, December 10.
Continuation Of translations from Dmch
papers received by The ship Eugeniar
captain Bodrn, from. amsterdam,
Proclamation ef Bouapartr, addressed to
the 3axons.

Proclamation ef Bonapartr, addressed to
the 3asons.
sAgoNs!
The Prussians have seised uson
your territory. step forward to. It's de.
L,serance. They have to,cibiy broken the
ties which rnl,ed your troops, and attach
ed them TO your army. You hae. 20 she d
your blood for interests which are no, enly
al:ef hat hostile TO yous NY az s,ales,were
On the point Of leaving Germany, when
your territory Was violated they stall re-
turn 70 france az soon as Prussia acknov.
lodges your inde pen5!encc, and renounces
the designs which she formed agains; VOC.
Sasons! Your ps!rce hrd, unyiI this mo.
mvns, decllaed To turn alliances winch are
5tpngnspr,o his duties; if he mas since
consenSed TO them, II has only Been Iorci.
BY occasionec By The invasion OF .hs rsus.
SLAMS.
was deaf 70 The. repeated prov ca.ion.
winch Prussia gave o ny people was
deaf 10 them as long as she connnrd her
ornaments ,hin her own boundaries: and
my mInls:er,dsd no, leave Berlin until she
had violated you, land.
Saxens! foaf late is IL Your eyn hands
Would YOU hesitate between ihuse wno
sobtiued YOU, and these who are wilAne,o
protect you? My victories wtllnsure ,he
existence md lrd-penee OF your prince.
tie Victories OF Prussia Will lay everlast-
ing ietters on you. Ic-sorro.v they Will
demaud The Lausiiz, and he next day The
ksuks ct the E.hs. But what III, I; say 2
tIaSe they not already demanded every
thing? Have they no, fer long time pasr
endravofsd 30 foFceyour a,,ncr soacknow
ledge a sovereignty w.,eh, If submt.ed
&c, would erase Jon from ne rank ct IA.
tions.
Your independence, your constitution
apc YOUR iloety, would sien only cca.s,
in rem o,b asee and he shadows OF your
apces tors, OF the brave Saxaas, 1on!d b.
disg:aetd, BY Your BENG, without resis:-
snce, Cast into slavery which has been So
long Psemrditaied, and by your country
being dzsrad. d so los, as to constitute a.
Prus.lau. pyo'soce,
Given 10 car mead quarters at Ebzrsdoti, 4
October2lI, 1906. ;.
{Signsd) Nun
ntJ.Dn4 tco>yWNMI
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Be the event what it may, It ahall ever
be gratifying consolation With Us, that
we hAa suthciens confidence, .uno' ssa.sd
In the midst OF the eu.ssarlss CT tnis naa.l,
10 sound beIorr II Was toy lAle the tocs,u
OF Danger TO our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W.
have aone gu, au.} --tas ieucrai a.turney
mas done has: Il bslangs 70 .iae Pu5iic sA.
ccutlvt to aiscnaigc iil~Its, anu sase sheer
Country ifSta t.tS ial.s laipS destruction.
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the Sd OF October, alter having been chased
by most Of the channel fleet.
A commercial gentleman has politely ia.
voreds the editor with the following e1.
tract OF letter dated, Amsterdam Oct.
rs, 1906. (Bal.. Amer.
Slnce wrote yon last strange events
have occurred; the war has ,eipllna.rd in
IFS commencement lhe a,ss setious &C.
.tioa hat has been fought, hos decided, not
the Campaign only, bu, The fate OF klng-
dom, and by the last acesnnis the p'ebipo's
are at BeiAip for the purpose Of a,gGciat-
ing peace. 1hr Pruss,an ssn.y is dea.ro}.d
and what will be the result, heaven alone
knows. / shall endeavos TO scFape together
q iew papers for this conveyance !; add III
the meanwhile have only 10 add ma, COM
-nercc is ct sta-:i again, ese.s person
dook.rg 10 e general peace, tor myself
Go no, believe such an event likely, or if it
does take place 4 canaot tkius il will prove
durable. look to another coslsion, co..
al'tloh more powerful than any Of ;he for
mer, from each at the ssrties haying fels
the sconfgs Ct lhe gigantic power thai now
oorn'uee.s upon be cpoticent.
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a. C. .Cazenove,

n. ~. 1OaZGl0VC,
street. opposite Mr. Motifs tavcrn, hi
Just received and for sale,
a haadteme .!eiectIon Of FANG
NIUSLINS.
Black and c5lored Italian and India III
strings.
LADIES and gentlemens' white, black,t
eoloreel silk hose
Silk, kid, extra long and habit gloves
Lace gloves and sleeves
Brown, black, and scarlet silk velvcss 5
Fine spit straw >ipsey hats
White and black grapes
Pawn co.ored cassineres and beaveret
Milled gloves, hose and caps
Men, women, and childreys lists all rnii-
led socks
A few haAes German @naburgs and ,f'e-
laps
2 cases lisa linens
i do. Nuns tAreaS -,
Peal Martinique atyoshe french corala'S'
In cases.
A few rrintsbf the Aposheosls OF
General WaAiiAston, in elegant Git
Frames.
UecemberJ5.
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Gun and Pistol Mandatory,

@
Lower end Of King street, near the water,
T~HE subscriber respectfully informs his
i friends end the public, that he hast just
received from London, via Baltimore, an hant-
some assortment OF GUNS and PISTOLS,
which he Will sell low for cash
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Single and double barreled Bird and squir"
rel Guns.
Holster and Pocket Pistols.
Boys Guns, Bullet Moulls, &c:
ROBERT NASH.
" 3. Guns and Pistols stocked and repaired
in +be neatest mariner, and on the most reason
able terms. Orders fromthe ceuHtry cxecut-
cdwith dispatch.
AS there are number Of Guns sc. lettto
BE repaired witch nave been on hand "a. ior a
long space Of ti.ae: the owners IRE particularly
requested TO pay charges and take them away.
DeceInber Is l eo
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1lad JENA, Oc:ober AsFT
'Ersurth sait-lt. hlarshsl Motie Hdoffs
the prince and wlange Fulds, besideSssNsH
raj other gena diR, ana great n,aqy f.lssh,,
are pfisoners. M2a
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The French ship Rsgulus, Of 80 guns,
Commodore l. Hermite, arrived at Brest on.
the Sd OF October, alter having been chased
by most Of the channel fleet.
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day. being called, appeared in cour,asree.


day, being called, appeared in courtasree.
able to adjournment.
And thereupon came also the attorney
FOR shs United States, and suggested 70 the
.court. that although all the wi.nesses ac.u.
ally Summoned on behalf Of che Unlted
States at,ended, yeshe could 40, now pro-
coed on the enquiry intended for The grand
jury because DAVIS Floyd, a witness GA
behalf OF the Unltcd Slases, for wnom the
marshal had been sent Win subpoena 10
Jefcrsonvlllr. his usual residence, could
not be had during the session Of the lndla.
ma legislature, now 10 session, OF when he
was member, aad that his attendance was
indispensable.
Il Is ,hsreupou ordered that the grand
jury be discharged, &c. IS
{ a Copy.) A,,esse,
TAOS. IUNSTALL, q. x.D.e.
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PROCL,Il1dTION
To The Inhabitants Of .5rv5o

Il ~ E'iC INfHADIttiR.S C/ .1TNOQ.
III the present circumstances compel us
totake possession OF this Use By force Of arms.
be assured, that your persons, your pro,,s,.-
ty and your tranquility shan be inyioIablv
protected. Obey your laws. respect your
magistrates, nrwhosc hands we shall rest
all the civil authority since we have all
ready ascertained by experience, that they
are persons OF probity. II is not our intcn-
| tenton tn make any alteration whatever, in
thegovcrnmento of the country.
Let your commerce continue as before
with the isie Of Curacao and other neu-
trails, provided, it does not in any way tend
to iniare this expedition. Our princ;naI
OBJECT Is the Independence of the whole Co
! lumbar continent, for the comfort of all ire
Inhabitants, and Tor the refuge ofthc human
race. They alone, who are the agents or
| accomplices of a government of assassins
are our enemies. The Governor Of Carac-
Cas-, Vorconceios, togL ther with the maeis-
! trates, have offered, by decree, 80, oO0doI.
lars and hoRcrs, TO him who would assassi-
nate citizen OF tiie country, who, thro' he
norable means, defends the rights ofhis co,,n-
trymcn, and the glory of his country: like
the Prince Of Orange, in Holland : Wash
ington in America, and Pelopidas and Dion
I'D Greece-Lct those hypocrites tell us
winch OF the divine or human laws author
ize sucha decree? Do they wish to renew
in these times, and among the Americans.
the cruelties and infamies OF the govern.
ment of Philip II. in Holland, Which have
disgraccd forever, hisname and the nation
witch permitted them.
Done at Head-Quarters at Aruba, Aug.
10Th, 1906.
(oigned) MIRANDA.
THOMAS MoLINI, Sec.
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PETERSBURG, October %.

after drought, which continued dz,fns.
the $fthnmer, Eve have ictteriy been deluged
6y heavy and almost incesSGnt rains.
--Ihe river -IthoDiattor, and indecd all
me 7'dfer courses, hue been raised 10 an
~ncommon hefshth--our citizcnS On. the
SGnay Beach haze been driven f-on their
"do,f@HoNS, dHd eomfielied 10 seek shelter
nn!er some hoSditabie Toof; fhenays 6o,,e
been hrevenfcd from arriving ar hhe ocrvo-
fomed he'Toas; sin .fzcf, in all c1ieccu.
country travelling has been refaried. and
me Jace 9nafare comhiefeig pciled BIZ the
I7i7ieHae forrent$thaf hare issued from M.
s"'cAai;Sed clouds Of heaUen.
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EDUCATION.


7HE subscriber respectfully informs ,he
public, that he will Continue h;s
SCHOOL at his house in the lower end of
Albcmare county, where he teaches the
greek and LafiH language, the Ene6sh
language Grammaticaly, Comhos.iio,i, and
the ifHdtDlenfs Of the Nafhemqficks.
HIS price for boarding and tuition, where
scholars find their own beds and furniturc.
IS twenty-eight pounds for ten months. one
thlrd Ill advance, the balance at the ex,i-
rauon OF the tcrm-Two months of the
year, May and October, arc allowed IS va.
cation: Where washing and mending are
done, his price is thirty-two ponds. terms
as above-For tuition alone his price 10
e'ght poundsj one half in advance, the bas
rance at the end Of six months.
Parents who place their children nnda,
ms instruction, may RESI- assurcd,that mar.
ucuiar attention will be paid tn their INC
'rals, and every assistance afFord,d TO mr.
mote their learning.
TO accommodate, parents who feel die
posed 70 educate their daughter, / ,yon,d
board SIX or eight little girls.
JAMES g. WADDFI,
Octotcr 7:h, 1906. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81.
NOTICE

NO1lCE.
THE committees appointed by the Dr.
mocratc citizens OF the different wards in
this city, for the purpose of addressing the
president OF the United States, are request
cd to meet at the District court room, the
corner of sixth and Chestnut street, on Sa-
turday evening next, at 6 o'clock.
me .foHogeiAg are Me conmitfees an
fofnfcd by tie different zyards Jar me a.
boVe fdJEose:
LoIocr DeIa7gare Uard-James MIGla-
thery, Briton Estill, George Slesman.
Uhfer DcLaware Uard-Col. Michael
Rush.
Norh Mulberry Hard-Alcx'r. Cook.
Daniel Broadhead, James Flanagan.
South 0IuibsrHy Uurd-Jolin Barker.
James Sharswood, John Dennis.
hfddie Jpord-ThOmas Leiper, Peter
'rravcnstine, X. Patterson.
|orfh UGrd---Jamcs Pearson, Benz. Rit-
tenhouse, major Daniel Sharp
CheSnW Ugrd--Wm. Duane, Samuel
Mcokcr, John Miles.
DOCK Ward--Mathcw LAWYER, esa. Paul
Cox, JOHN Purdon.
0oufh Ward-Walter Franklin, Doctor
James Reynolds, John =. Leib.
Locust Uard-1chch Coxe, HUGH Fer
Suson, John Sioitb.