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MATTRESSES.

GSAN be had on very short aolice, MAT.
~ TRASSSES Of all sizes g. kinds. agreeably
70 Order IN the corner house, same square, below
Mr.. Jos. Darnsdatt's. near the market,
and next door to Mr.. Jacob Jonnson's
book s,ore.--Also, BEDS furnished, and cid
mattresses worked over.
/ ,ss. , 1906. Jn0' $. EPlsasan''.
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BALTIMORE. NAV as.

We copy the following interesting article
from the Western American. Ii must
be a grateful piece ofinformation to the
people of the United States gccerally,
and those of the Western country in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13

The PRESIDENT of the UNITED
STATES arrived in Washington City
on Saturday, from Monticello.
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FOR LALE,
MY PLANTATION,

GIIOA,IED IN the county Of
~ Powhatan. on the south side of the Buck.
ingham road, about one mile and half below the
courthouse, containing 500 acres, three ffths of
which are well timbered. and half the cleared
land quite fresh-l9o0do!s, to be paid down :. he
balance IN four annual instalments. TO be secured
by bond, and deed of trust on tho and, TO car.
ny interest," from the dsse, although will not te
claimed until the last INSTRUMENT, which, as
wen as the preceding ones being puneusIiy PAID.
the whole Of the interest will be ieInoaisb.d.
The purchaser will be permitted 10 SOW a c.op Of
wheat. Possession will be given in December
next, and the land shewn by Mr.. r. Haskins.
living thereon, or the subscriber, residing ar
Fighung creek, two miles the.efrom. to whom
application must be made Cor tie price Of the
land r."
William Berkeley.
Powha;an, June. 1906 (w2m&laf3ml
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s'&* TWO Female Ministering
'--.--s .
Friends Cone from New York. the other frsm
PHILADELPHIA have appointed q meetings a; Friends
mee'iag-hoase. to begin this forenoon. ar 10 o.
clock
Richmond 9th mo Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13

9 Mn. MUNFoRD's GRAFTON ON
the death ofthe la,e Chancellor WYTuE,
will be given entire in our next.
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JUSTICE.
ARRIVED, YESTERDAY,

Ship Jupiter, Hartley, from Liverpool
lon the 9th, was boarded by the Lean.
der, Whitby, who pressed from on board
the jupiter, John Thomas, born in New
York, and had protection; and put on
board IN his stead Spaniard, prisoner OF
war, taken four months ago, bound from
Lagura for Cadiz. This Spaniard was
on board the Leander at the time of the
murder of Pierce and says the ship is a.
gain bound on cruize off New York.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13

The vacancy in the Senate of Massa-
ebusetts has been supplied by the elect.
on oil republican, by the joint vote of
the two Houses. Of456 votes given, The
republican candidate had 27S. Both
branches are consequently republican.
In The Senate there is a majority OF two,
and'in the House of Representatives there
is majority offrom so TO 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13
PHILADELPHIA. June 3.
ExPLOSIOM

A Powder Mill belonging to STEPHEN
DECATUR, Esq. Of Frankford, blew up
on Saturday at three O'Clock. We are
Lappy to learn that no person was hurt,
and that the loss of property was inconsi.
derable.
jane q
Es,ract Of a letter from London, LpriI %.
{" You will have observed the Catharine,
Davis, from Boston to Rotterdam, detained at
Dover. The captors are DESTROYS of releasing
her, and have even limited that they would pay
expenses but the claimant will not consent
without ITS being brought into court. in which
we think he is right, as. unless this is done, and
that she has regular release from the Judge, she
would be liable to detention by another cruiser.
We mention this to shew, that however detenti.
ons may yer take place, they will be Immediate.
" reieased.''
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June g..
Mr.. DUANE,

The enclosed article being yesterday
afternoon squeezed into the ship news OF
the papers generally, department. of a
newspaper, seldom read by any but Mer-
camille men, il is forwarded to you, in
hopes you will give it more conspicuous
place---tllat is, you will give it fair
chance of being read with other para
graphs of intelligence.
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ance Of partiality avoided-why it was other.
wise we cannon tell nor do we know before
what judge the jury was struck. We under
stand the evidence and arguments were taken in
shor, hand. and the whole trial will shortly be
published People can then form their own o.
pinion ofthis. 70 US, incompreksnsiLle Issue.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13

Capt. Mantor, arrived at Boston. from
Marsellles, in lat. -, long. 81 was board
ed from the Leander Capt. Whi,by, aud
treated with great politsness. Whi,by
Showed him the Presidents late procla.
nation, ard expressed his regret at the
unfortunate occasion of it, and said the &C.
cident was wholly uninten,ional.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-13

On fbe non coatagicasness Of t5e 1ciiosv Frver.
We present to our readers the following ex
tradt from " 7bs Meaici. and Physical Journal.
or London, for the month of {. iFch, 1896:
7otte Editors oft6e Medical Dad IP5ysica! Sour
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STORM TO THE WEST.

1t appears By the following letter from the
Aurora, byt the lat ez~niae's mail, that the pc
rod OF hoitilities in the Wsttern Country, is
not 10 cloie at hand, as was expected
Observation-Disclosures, o6b yAapu9, 1906
| Mr.. Freeman returned TO this place on Sa-
turday laf, after having Attended $50 miles A.
| bove this place, where the Spaniards had been
waiting for him for FIVE days. A little after
!'the ufua' time for Popping for dinner, de.
tachment OF the SPanifil party amounting to
$50 men, croiied the river in fall gallop, with
an an ey'dent intention to charge our party. Capt.
Sparks with great addrefs, took pofTefion of
an elevated bank 80 feet above the furface of
the water and the men being provided with
reits tor their rifles, in iuch 4 manner AS to have
made al imprefiion-The Spanilh commands
appears to have perceiyed our advantage, and
the awkward ituation' in which he had placed
hlmfelf and brought his troops to halt imme
d'afeiy when flag being hofted, confer
ence took place between Mr.. Freeman and the
opan'h commander Yienne, who declared his
polltive orders to be, not 70 allow any armed
torce whatever to proceed beyond that place,
ana torepel by arms any attempt 10 proceed
ne conference continued about half an honr.
whsn MIR. Freeman conceived it TO be his duty
10 return, conlidering that the tracf already ex-
P'ored was extenlve, and the waters now be-
come io ilallow, that for the, few preceding
days they had to haul the boats over the fand
banks.
Mr.. freeman dcfcribes the land adjacent
10 inns flver as almott wholly competed of
prairies and thick cane brakes the latter are
always an indication of rich land, aud REQUIRES
ittie aof- labor in clearing than that of a corn
patch.
" feiterday' gov. Claiborne arrived to concert
n'eaiures with col. Cuilirg reipeaing our fitua-
non, and 70 organize the militia. In his ron.
veriation he appears to feel very fnlib,v the
hottie conduct OF the SpaniGl forces, and if
may truit my judgment, fomething energetic
WIZ AXE place at no great diftauce OF time.
lie Spaniih force is nationed about ffty miles
from Us, hating fallen back to their former DO.
ftion Gin Rayau Pierre.
l." This morning capt. Bowyer and his com.
pany arrived from Cpeouias, and we expect
three companies from fort Adams, boats having
been lent tor them l2 or IL days ago col.eEf-
ing tins force here wnnld annear - ir..l;<.a.e
discrimination to make the Spaniards recrofs the
Sabine. If tuCh is the determination il puts
ne result of an engagement in our favor without
nix, bu' the troops here could no. be better
pieafed than 10 march with only 200 men apainn
the Spaniards on this iide the Sabine. We
have no fcrt of approximations of danger here
from any force the Spaniards can bring asaintt
US; the iolicitude here appears to he led for
ward and the only fear that the Spaniards
may eicape without paying them for the trouble
they have taken.'
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SIZE, ge.--.IN MANCHESTER

I WISH to fellthe greater part of my HouCehod
and Kitchen Furniture, fome Gardening and plan-
tatlon utentls, and chef of Carpenters tools Clio
ana f1arnei' well niihed Carriage and two fous
dorles that are accuRomed both to the laddle al
carriage; two Mich Cows with leyeral young eaftIr
and Tome hogs FINAL collection of Valuable Books
MieroieoPe OF comfortable powers, DR.. Moths
Gals Apparatus for inPregnating water with fixed
air, &c. &c.
am alto defirous of leaGng the tenement novz
occupy, on the hill in Manchester, on which are
comfortable Dwelling HoHf., Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke
t4ouie, Ice Houie, Stable and Carriage houfe, oar
den well locked with vegetables, and in the yarda
well Of excellent water, executive of two and ZIG
acres Of ground well irclofed with about half of !,
laid down in lueerne PoHefIon may be had any time
after the middle Of November If the above rro-
perry is not dPofed Of privately in the courfe of the
prelent month, it will foon afterwards be offered ar
public auction, Of which due notice will he g;vor
JAMES Henderson,.
Manchester, O&. 10, 1906. st
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NORFOLK. on A

On ThrIday came into Hampton Roads II.
j. Ms. fr'gate Squirrel, of 90 guns.
Yeiterday anchored in Hampton roads, II. b.
Ms, Ship Leopard of so guns. This is ADM.
=. raj Bcrkey's flag flip, but we have not learned
mat the Admiral 10 on board, but as nc flag was
flying, 1t is prefumed that he is not.
Ledger.
L9H eftbe Schooner Charming Mary.-Capt.
Seaman informs us, that on Sunday laft, in f..
thoms water, about leagues to the northward
OF Chincoteague faw the fchooner Charming
MARY OF this port, about 10 feet of her lower
mats above the water, topmaft fauding, and her
tore-tcP-fail yard acrofs. The land was in
hght, we have not heard the fate of the crew,
hut 1t IS hoped and prefumed that they have
been faved in the boat
Capt: Town, of the Hoop Adventure, from
Philadelphia, alto faw the wreck on the 25tb
ut'at which time there were number of empty
"'e' oaks hoatIng about her. Ledger.
Capt. Bolan, at p. NJ. on Saturday laft, 10
leagues w. by S. of Cape Henry, psfed 7 fail
D'it''i "en or war. Herald.
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ISL meant than meets the ear" II admit that
the repofe of the continent may be again c,f.
Iturbed. This military etablifhment NAV, there
fore, be defgned for orc of two purpoits ;
either to intimidate tbofe powers, who have
conceived fuch deGgn, or to carry his ozvn
Vaccinations into effect. Bonaparte long
iince avowed in his official Expofe, that the
peace eftab!hment Of France mutt be very con-
lfder0bLe.-Onel object may be to reprsfs the
iniurrettion of his own fubjet9s, and to give
fplendor to his throne. Another may be, to
recruit his army in Dalmata, defined, perhaps,
to act agaInft Turkey. A third, to prevent
Pruiiia and Auftria from any prelumptuous in
reference with his new federative arrange
men.s in the welt of Germanv.-I.et thefe,
however, pats as mere viaonary )3reulatians.
One incontrovertible fa9 feens clear from
the exiting relations of France that the me-
d'tated confederation of the neighboring Rates is
the mot mortal foe to her own liberties. b.
naparte will require a ftanding army to keep
thofe tates in due flbietion. Suppofe
then France ihoud hereafter determine to ihake
OF her own fhack'ss, will .'ie dare TO make the
experiment in the very face of this o, caniied
force ! more ingenious devife could not
have been conceived by Bouapsrte than this
tederative fyftem, for iuG;fylng the efabliih-
ment of conGdersole army. How different
iuch FIFTEEN both in its ends and its expedi.
cuts IRON the contederated republic OF the u.
States
The Philadelphia Regiaer contains the fol-
towing additional facts on Two very intereang
tunlects; each of which may be fnppofed to
throw iome obaacles in the way of peace.
Rufiia and France have agreed to Hi1,ide fbe
7m'kjb domiioaS. This has determined G.
Britain to CONTINUE the war at all hazards
The Porfngnche government is TO be- ,es7oved 10
Brasi lord st. Vincent was ordered to car
ny 1t into effect by repairing in his flag nhip TO
Llibon, to take on board the prince regent"
The tranilation of the feat of the Portu-
guefe government from Libon to Brazil, was
hrt contemplated under the administration of
the marquis de Pombal-- land is now reiorted
to, as the only means of preferving its mon va
liable poleiiions. 1t mutt be evident tina. Por
tuGal is defined to fhare the fate of the minor
powers of Europe, by being given to Spain as
an indemnity for the four provinces to be ced.
ed to France.'
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PHILADELPHIA, October Q.

Yefterday afternoon came ND from Marcus
Hook, where fbe has lain fome time, the French
frigate Valereux of SO guns. When oppoGte
the town they fired falute which was returned
ny a company of Artillery from Market-areet
hill. 7rn. I,,,s.
Capt. Luce of the fchr. Packet, late from
Bottom, informs, that on Saturday,, 10 leagues
L. nom Cape May. at s. a. M. faw tw o'large
Hips apparently frigates, from all appearance
had hs"n engaged, snl III which, mad ioft tine
head of her main-mat and her falls which were
then fet, were in ihattered condition, fuppoftd
to be from fhot-though in that crippled fa.c
one was Purfuing the other, which was making
off. n
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COMMuNICATION.

On MONDAY morning lal it pleaGed Heaven 70 take
from this troubleiome world, JonN LEWIS PRrcr.
~ the 18th year OF his age, and only child of Ma
70 model and unaftrmiug in his manners. tbst he
could but be beloved by all who knew him his s,o.
rails were pure and interrupted, his heart frcers
KIND and generous.--But, whh we mott ,rulv
iynpathze in the forrows and Affections of his afTsc
tlona,e parents, and with them depiore what NAV
ieem an untimely lroke Of fate, let us recommend
That humble and ehrfanlike fubmi1ion to the de.
erees OF Provdence-for they are WIFE, immutable
ard juR
TIE lord gaze and tie LoyS hath fatca azygs.
BA.Bedbf me- NAM If sbs Lorll"
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FOR SALE,

I'm Wednesday the 15th of O9ober next, at the
: Plantation Of the late Edward p. Cb,r-,,a.
layns, in the county Of King William, the Roek Of
every kind, belonging to his eate coniainp Of Hor
les, Horned Cattle, Hogs, Sheep together with the
Houiehold and Kitchen Furniture, plantation Uten-
MS, and Crops Of every kind now growing on the
plantation Among the horfes, is the Covering
HORSE, advertiied to Rand the Ian feafon in the
county OF King William, and ievera fra rate blood
ed Mares, Colts, and Fiies Also. los B,,rsis -
old CORN and the fchooner WASHINGT0N
having only made one trip snee newly rugged, and
not one iince repaired. A credit of twelve months
from the day of fale, will be given on all fums above
twenty dollars, Except FOR the old Corn, which viii
be fold Tor eaih) on the purehafers giving bond and
approved Security to bear intereR fromqhe date. un-
lefs puuelually paid.
w b. CHAMBERLAYNE, A17,',.
October 10. ,f
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BENJAMIN P. uoOMrs-
No. 92l Bnlt;more ,S,,,..i

N0' 81 DGIt!DIore StYect,
lar gf reee'Tfs amt Is opening an exeafve anil
Tg'l L,''f7:@ G9'yt@e"f saaa5lr g,o4i, eezgi-g Of
'5sfeHozoing articles:
CuPERFiNE and iecond Cloths, do. xerrev.
- meres' Swanidown and Moleidown, Benpett's
Cord and Velvetteens, Contribution Cord, Thick
lett and Velvetts, Rofe and DuhIe Blankets, plain.
Hall ihcks, kerieys, Kendall Co,tons, Fuings F,p'
mel, Bai,e, Carpets and Carpetng, 4 and cd Cam
BRICK Muilin, ditto Lace and Null do ditta pl,,,
and figured Britiih and India Book do. plain and e.
CURED Leno and Jaconett do. kIar!ei.le, BLACK Fin
rentine India and italian LuteGrings plain and qu,J
Sattns, Silk Velvetts, Dama1 silk Shawls. f@,,red
six flandkerchieis, Black Grape, Mode. Sarcrpa,t
DIX and Cotton Chsmbray Muffin, Dimmities / .ona
Lawn, - and rs Irilh I.innen, Liunen Cam
bricks, Diaper able Cloths Callicoes and Chimes
bombozette, BomboZere, Cailimanco and Durap,z .,
DIX ana Cotton Supenders, Silk, Cotton and Wort
red HoIery, Ladies Extra Silk and Kid Cloves Lace
oieaVes PIC Mic Mtts and Gloves Mems Wood
itock and Beaver Gloves, do. White and BlacI, Kid
90 Ku!a Sheeting, Duck Drilling, Brown and
White lick!enburg, Burlap's Brown and Wbite PI,.
tilas, Britannies, Dowlas, Checks Hefans Bed I'el
en- and Diaper, Gurrahs, Guzzenahs, Cofeas, Manoo-
edy's' Battas, Salenpoores and Sannahs, fine Hum.
huns and Shirtng, Bandanna Hhdkfs and ella ami
Sooty RonalIs- -"'
Alto, variety of Fashionable Articles. which h,
oherS Tor iae at the mott reduced prices for calh or
approved acceptances in town.
N b. Orders from the country will be AriaIv at
tended TO- and every endeavour exerciCed TO render
fatisfacton.
Baltimore, O2ober l, 1906. dr.
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'~~ - s.N'.fofHi otPs. SOs
The Circuit Court of the u S. holden in this
city, adjourned yeherday, after feiiion of 9
days. His honour Judge Edwards preiided in
the room Of Judge Patterfon, deceafed. The
judges charge to thegrahd jury was fpoken of
by thote who heard it with approba The
time of the Court was chiefly taken up with
bniineis of public nature. The Rev. MIR. Or
good was arraigned for trial upon the indet
Inent found againit him the at term. Mr..
Huntington, attorney for the ditriet, moved a
continuance of the caufe, on account of the alb
fence OF a materia! wtneis, viz. DR.. Dwight of
Newhaven. The motion was ohiectcd to by
Meflrs. Grifwold and Daggett, council for the
defendant. The motion was, granted by the
Court. The council for the defendant then
moved the court To quaih the indictment for a
material defect, which they ftated to the court
The indictment was quaihed without argu.
nent; new bill was found againft Mr.. o.
the next day. He was deiired by the Court to
procure furcties; but declining it, Mr.. Attor-
ney contented toilet him to bail upon his own
bond, which was taken and the caufe continu-
ed. --.-,---- +.
bill was found againft the Editors of the
Connecticut Courant for libel upon the 60
vernment in FULFILLING piece refpeetiug the
two millions of dollars fad to be fent to France,
which piece was originally publiil,ed in the u
flea Patriot in April la0 and fnce publifhed
IN almoft all the papers in the United States
They were recognized to appear at the next
term.
A bill was alto found againft the Rev. Azel
Backus, of Bethlem, charging him with fedi-
tious practices in fpeaking dfrefpeefully of Mr..
Jefferfon. On his being arraigned, Mr.. Attor-
ney moved an adjournment of the court for
few weeks for this trial. This was Objected to
by Mr.. Goodrich, council for MIR. B. as there
was nothing in this cafe which required it to
be tried out of the regular term, and it might
be neceiiary to draw the teaimony to eitablifh
the facts from a difance. The court for thefe
reafons refufed the motion. General Henry
Champion and John Caldwell, Efq. offered
themielves as fureties and were recognized in
500 dollars each, and the defendant in 1000 for
his appearance at the next term.
During the iefiion motion WIS made bv
Mr.. Attorney for warrant againft Judge Reeve.
agalnft whom bill was found at the laft term.
His honour ohterved that the fame reafons ex-
ited now as then agsinft making any order up
on it, viz his relationship with Judge Reeve.
The biz found againft MIR. Collier, at the Iaf
term, was by agreement continued to the next
term. Connecticut Corunf.
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Pbiiadelbiia.--An election for infpeeors of the
approaching general election, was held in that
diitHct on Friday laR.---The Aurora tates, that
tue opponents OF the Republican caule, carried
.bVe out OF the .f5arfeeN wards of the city laN
year they carried but three; that 1874 is their
majority ~ the CITY but that by a compari-
Ion with the ward elections of the Ian vear
there is diHerencs in favour Of the reDubGcsns
of I63 votes.
The iglpetforJ eceted are republicans, IS
iederaIIits and 4qiids The q6G1orJ, repub-
Jicsns, federaIilt and guilds.
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SPORTS OF THE TURF.

The Broad Rock Jocky Club Fall Races common
ced on Ihurfday the 3oth of September.
Firft Day mile heats, for 400 dolls.
Major Balls horie Monticello by Diomed ] l.
Mr Mofby' horte Ratt, by Clfden, 2. .
Col Seldens horfe swee, Briar, by Spread Eagle 4 2
MF. Wyi!ie's horie Hyperion, by Doomed, 9. !.
Second Day-three mile heats, for 200 dolls
MAJOR Balls horie Brandy, by Cornaorant, l. l.
MY Moiby's horie CheRerfeld, by Doomed, 2 9
Col seiden ; FLY V'rgini2, - n-.,,!-;;! ;.
lhTd Day Handy Cap, two mile heats, for
Major Balls hor1e Diomedon, :,
Capt. Richd. Graves Gelding, by w. Medley, 2. .
On ruefday Lao, the Fairfield Races commenced
The flrlt days race for the Richmond Tocky Club
rurie, OF 500 dolls was won by Mr. Tayloes horCe
TO? Gallant--Rarted by Mr.. Wormley
B H. Top Gallant, -
MIR. Mofby's II. Monticello, > .
Mr.. Hoomes's b Young Peacemaker, dit.
Mr.. Hoiknss Ii. Ciron s drawn
The tirfi heat was run in 8m 2os the al mile Of
II, I'm. SIS. Second heat, in Sm lbs
Second Day--Proprietor's Purle of ESQ dolls,
Mr.. Wormey's G. H. Paragon,
MIR. Balls b. H. Brandy, %
Mr.. ]. RandolPh's C. u, Poa Boy, Q din
Mr.. Blrnley's c. NJ. Cal1et, din.
Mr.. Hoones's +. II. NIils Eagle, din
The firit heat was forfeited by Brandy, in conCe
quence of the improper conduct Of his rider.
Fra heat ran in sm. S. leeond in G m. IA
Third Dsy--A Handy Cap for 100 dolls. two
mile heats.
MAJOR Balls. H. Sir Harry years old II
by Diomed,
Col. selden's II. Sweet Briar
by Spread Eagle, 22
Mr. SniOek's Gslding by Spread Eagle, din.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE rleei or
LESUEUR g SAUNDERS

INFORM tier friends and .bs on5ie, fbat rev
sv'n es"it"ne tbs C0MMiSSioNb4Gasj5. hs.e-
y done 9r e. - T. Sanr4ers. 9bey pyo,cjG,
tie Rritfsf attention TO IRE i4tereaS Of t5o1;
er6' may favor tbem qvitb eexGenneut,.
reg are seSS ,eeeivi1g general and efss. s,ieut
GROCERIES, To5isb 4sW De ALFRED "a, Gl,.
V6olsals and RsiaA on zoe l.vrsR n S4,, and Sr.,t
f,.HI. !" f@f Fe'e Aaiti, eeeafieiIy Ifc1js. !Yoa,
Ihke"s't Y Go. ofp9fte 6. Yendas O6fes Of if,6,s.
fr?g' . -N'"fays-Aa10ng zsLieL Gre tie jaIyyzcine
aytieks5 NS
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DFVTyc7RY.

\ R. lie TELLER, DENTIST, has returned 70
Va Richmond and again offers his fsrviees 20 =,
citizens IN the various branches of his protection as
Contained N his former addreis to the public.
N. y. His reiidence is nill at the Swan Tavern
and liae ferysnt dleeied TO the laid bouC. q -;
be attended to- OAobrr 10
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WASHJNCTON. Oacber.

The Secretary OF the Treafury arrived at the
Seat of government yelterday. And
This day, in good health, the PRECEDENT of the
United States returned to Warrington.
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The Chantery Court for the Richmond DiRrilq,
role on Iuelday evening. Greed Taylor, Efq. has
g'Vtn uniVeriai and alncft unexampled faisfaction
by the number and equity of his decifonsB, we
iha reiume this iubjet on fome other location.