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l. NAPOLEON.
g JosEPH, King of Italy.
8. LOUIS, King of Holland
4. JEROME.
s. MuRAr, Duke of Berg and Cloves,
6. Cardinal FEscH.
!. Be 4UHARsois, the adopted Son Of NAPOLEON.
And ALTO that tie Aembsrs sftbe Federation are
jgR ton, viz.
/. Bavaria g. Vlembourg
z Wirtenberg 7. Hohcnzolern
3 Baden 8. Aremberg
4. Darmfads g. Saln,
.. Naiiau 10 Leyen.
1t is alto remarkable, that in he nan. NAME Ma
Poleon suonapa,e, there Preeiely three times
NAPoIE ONBUoN APARTE.
Wv Wv Wv
6 COG.
And IN his Mne j. contained the name given by
John to the King of the Locufs, who is called Apo
LEON, or the Destroyer.
9th Auguf. ABB
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ANOTHER EXAMPLE,.

Nata,s degenerate, n. .4.~r-;l~, fay. Button.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-19
MEvy-YoRK, July g.


General 11iron3a orce more.-~To the
pcii,eness Of respectable friend, we are
indebted for Barbsdnes paper Of the To- h
of June, containing he following remarks
relating TO the expedition of MIRANDA. A
letter from gentleman on board the Lee.
ander, dated Barbadoes, June, IL, men
lions that admiral Cocbrabe had deliver
ed TO general Miranda 10 Spanish PRISON.
ers, equal to the number of Americans
the Spaniards have in their power-,hat
admiral Coclrane had supplied general
Miranda with four vessels, which are to
accompany him to Trinidad--tha, he was
to sail on the 10Th for Trinidad, where a
nnnber OF the generals friends were
waiting TO Join him, and where he .xpec.
ted TO receive every necessary assistance
for the euterprize. The letter mentions
Iha, the son Of colonel Smith, whom re-.
port has frequently placed among the cap.
tured, is still with Miranda.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-19
BnIpeE.Town, lBar.l Jnne is.

General Miranda We have been ex.
cited by the interest which is generally
ieIt 10 general MIranda's expedition TO
South America, TO trace The leading prin.
cIples and origin Of this lauda5le enter
prize and shall endeavor from time 10
time to afford our readers such particulars
as Ipay elusidale his views, and convey to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-19

marked his conduct ever since his con.
finement.
lie was sentenced to be executed the
3Oth of June.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-19

Mr.. Jackson, in his address TO the Jury
after having deprecated the prejudice
which EXISTED against the prisoner, con
tended that if he was guilty Of killing his
wife and children, it must have been in
paro&ism of phrehzy--and on this ground
alone ne rested the prisoners defence.
He went into lengthy discussion of the
testimony, and attempted 10 demonstrate
from il, that the prisoner was insane OF the
commission Of the aet.
The prosecutor, in reply, con,ended that
the testimony only went to prove the pri
soner melancholy; and this mt iancholy
was accounted for by It's appearing from
bis conversation with Col Jackson and o.
ther circumstances, particularly the win,
that he had predetermined 10 commit the
murder.
The jury were on, abou, an hour. end
returned sth verdiSl, "Guiily Of tnpr.
der in the first degree" When this YER.
dict was announced to the prisoner, he
heard It without the slightest emotion OF
change of countenahce, and manifested
HE same stupid Indifference that hath
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-16
Desember IA:
TO NoN.REsIDENrs OF KENTUCKY.

/ 1E SUBSCRIBER living in tie neighhorbooJ
OF Frankfort, Kentucky, having undertaken 70
Pay the taxes OF number OF gentlemen reiidipg in
virginia and eiiswhere, on thair lands in this Gars
ana hndinS that the RENTING Of money 10 him for
that Purpoie is attended with great difficulties. xe
ana 'ronoe' propoies 1t 10 thos gentlemen and any
others VINO may tsad it Accommodation 70 them
the following plan, to wit; That they ksll depot
'He'r money ~ either OF the bank Of Richmond Aiey
aHaria' George Town Baltimore, on or before ,he
hrn Gay OF May annually, and authorize fome perG,n
az ''"ie ieyera banks 10 adyfe him by poi Of the a.
mcrnt, and to whoir credit il lla he ,ppliea and
hnpewer him to draw Cor the fame payabj. on Ge-ht
he lands oil non re'dents are adyertiied zbou, tIe
irt OF July, which IS expeuce of TWENTY-FIVE CEN
on each tract. The iubfcr;ters draft will command
the cain i'll this fate and as ioon as his bills are be-
incurred at any of the aforementioned banJs. he viii
advance the money Isl Kentucky dedpanp 4. ven and
bait per cent oon,NiEion for bis trouble, in a,tera
ing to and executing the huineis lie will ncIof.
duPlicat. receipts to hofe banks in which the npey
is dePoh;ed, or 10 the proprisors Of the lands Keen
ing the original ia his own poilefFon, to correA any
errors which may in the auditors office ofKen
tEeky. TO thofe gentlemen who may win, To nan
their taxes in this way and who have not nerfopsl
acquaintance with The fubGcrber he begs leave to re-
fer them to the Hon. John Breckenridge, the Hon.
Matthew Walton, FIGURES, now in eongrefs a, the
city OF Warrington, Cen John Preaon Of Mont
gomery county, and Col. James Breckenridge Of Rnt-
tetGur county, Virginia, a;,o the confidence which
may be rsPolcd in him.
NATHANIEL HART
II. B. The poasge all letters dre6aed 80 nc
on tina aboTe bulinefsmua pc paid.
/ December 10, (eF,lMay
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ADVERTISEMENT.

4 intend ner fall to remove to III. weasrn
L \ eOuntry,I viii feIl bargain in the trael ID
LAND, whereof IBow reiide, in An,herR county,
containing 476 acres, with COED improvements for
The reception of gep,eeI fasilyj the plantation in
good repair for rOprg, and lies well for land in the
upper country, and conveniently f:uated being With
in one half mile Of manufacturing mil; on Bufaloe
river, three miles from the town Of New Gafgoy,, aud
the Deighbonrhood in every rsfpea delirabls thi.
land alfo lies within Is miles of an npecIou Of to-
bseeo on James river and 20 miles FROM The town Of
Lynehburg Any fsrober defcjiption is nov deemed
UfsOeary, az il spref0ned thai any perlon difpolcs
% Purehale, would VITA FRA TO view the pFenfes.
Ihe payment giji be made esiy 10 fui, the yurchs
Ter: JOSEPH BURRDs,
Jsnugy IL, SGR.
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JOHNSON g REAT,
Jay.LARRs, SILrsR.Sarrn, u. Gl1n,

JEJ-LLRRs, SILTER-SarTHJ u GiLDERs,
few doors above The Bell Tavern, Richmond:
p ErURN the public in general their thanks, for
IN the liberal encouragement they have received,
and with confidence of giving general fats!atiicn,
they hope for continuance Of il.
They have now on hand, hlndfome slfortu,en,
of work, eonfGing of the following articles, viz -:
Table, Deiert and Tea Spoons, Soup, Teddy, Sauce
and Matard Ladies; Salt Shovels; Sugar Tongs /;
Tooth and Ear Picks; Pencil Cafes; Pipcuihon
Chains and Reasas; Seiiiir Chains Silver Thin
blcs; Tortoife Shell and Pearl-hardled Penknives
Miniatures drawn and fet upon the ihorteR notice /;
Mourning and Fancy Loelets Rings ditto; Brace
lets ditto; Breaf Pins of various Sizes and hapes,
mourning aud fancy; Gold, Silver, Pearl and Conk
Sleeve Buttons; Gold and Hair Watch Chains; gold
Seals and Keys of different fzes and fapes an ele-
CANT afortnspt Of fahionable Tortoife Shell Combs,
ornamented, of various fzes and AIapes, iuit from
Philadelphia Earnings Of the mott falionabe form,
and fzes; Gold and Gold Mounted lett Necklaces:
Ladies and Gentlemen's Morocco Pocket Books .
Gentlemen's PATE Knee Huckes-,-& many other ar
teles too tedious to enunerateall Of which they Of;
fer on the mot reafonable teFns. .f-l
PerfoDs wiihing to purehafe by the quantity will
be allowed reaionable credit by giving approved
fecurity IN the city Orders will be riSly attended
to- and difcharged with dpateh, by the fubfcrber..
JOHNSON u RRAT.
N. q. The hghea price given for Old Gold and
SILVER. Nov. 10. emf
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i WISH TO HIRE,

TWENTY-FIVE or tbirfyAkely ni7i4e Negro
L Men to zoork TIE hinnebffer Turnpike
road; to, Iueb IqvW civ.' Ebera! Prices, and
allure tl.je .p5o avM 10 lire they suM svork M
der my/rF OaIy, and eOerr attention paid sbem.
.f'.y peyf0n sDJGiag 10 hire g0W call az me- HaIpg
IN Richmond at trejtnt.
zojh to rent the Hogfe noev E7e in, TO a
careful man II is ose among the bee .Rands ii,
tbe city Of Riebmoz4, as a Boarding. Eaaf, or
Public Hoyle. IavW fwni@ a large nuntbe, Of
Beds and other Furniture, or JiN tbt' Furniture,
at t:vo, .tour orfx monfb5 credit. Iean Attire
any peron that there is not ore 5ot or 10. IL tbI
place better fixed ar 10 e,uvsaienf ou-bonysJ +: a
fable .tsr eiigbtsn barter, in good order.
MY Mil, soi@ nJo to REM, .Etwaisd 4yifb;u
tbrse-qnarfery Of a nile Of The Market Eonf.
TIT. mill baI f4vo pair Of .Roues one for evbsat
ard one for corn. gvW rent tie mill lou, to a
man that soiN keep her in order, and !qke tbr
rent IN meal, az a fair market price through the
year. can allure 4Oboever MAJ svib to rent,
tberri5 no avant Of auater in the dr2eR 6a)ons,
svitb q Giile care,
3oEN P. SHIELDS.
+ Dec. 81. ST.
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TUITION.

N/iNGFiFl.D Academy Tin the forks of Hano-
VeF) wil be opened the ieooud MONDAY in
January next In this Seminary youth will be t,urIt
.ne GFees and Latin languages, Englifh Grammar.
Arithmetic, C somstry, Geography and the rc oF
Globes. Hs - A's
here will be two fefions in the year, the one to
eon''nue from the commencement to the m Of Inr.
me osher iron, the of July to the orh of Desem,
The price Of board, tuition AVID x,alb;ng f,- s,.,,
o"I under fifteen years of age, will be twesty.e;ob.
pounds, aud Tor every other thirty pounds to be paid
quarterly in advance, fs'S
IN. tuition ard lodging houfe will be put ia good
order for the reception of twenty punt. and 20
twelve may be accommodated with bedding II for,x
killings each. " 't
The greatea attention will he paid to the health
morals and literary and fcien,ifc Improvement Of
the boys. =
PETER NELSON, and
WILLIAM NELSON, j,
DeSehDef III S4w
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ELLIS & ALLAN

ELLIS & ALLAN
Have in received BY tie Ships P,olsr1G and Georg-
J'on LiVsrp'o!, and SssoL from Lsnd.n,
a SUITABLE and a well feleasd afIortment Of
- FALL. GoODs.-Anonga which are:
Duffel and Point Blankets
Roe Blankets from Ga to ll-4
Mapped CottOns
kcrfeys white and co!oured
Plains do. do.
Yarn and Plaid Hofc
Nails from Sd to sod
Crown window glaf. 10 by s. IL by and is by 10
Putty and Glue
Boiled Linfeed Oil in Jars
Eueiih White Lead ground in oil
-Yellow Ochre
-Spaniih Brown
-Verdisreaie in pots
Bellows, Anvils Vices and Smiths hammer.
Liverpool Filled Salt
London superhne Cloth, and cafimeres, Jingle and
Patent Woollen Cords
Velvets Hunters and Contribution Cords, Corduroy,
Ladies' Loadon Kid and Morocco Shoes and Boot,
-Silk, Cotton and Worried Hole
--SIlk Bath lnlep do.
---Whise Angola Hofe, very fine
Gentiemen's Silk, Cotton, and Verified Hofs
----Angolas and Lambs Wool
--Lamhs Wool Half Hole
Real Italian Sarcenets plain and checked
-Cha,nbray Mullins
Plain and famboured Jaconet Mullins
Colorado, Piqset, & Laced Colorado s. Cambria do.
Coiourtd Cambrics and Calicoes
Elegant silk Sha,,ls, do Cambria do.
Bsuiifs and KidderIainfers Carpets and Carpettine
Gentien'en's Real Beaver, Fashionable Hats
-----Paten do.
Ladies Trimmed do
Rir,
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Dec. 81.
To gentlemen in The country, and country mer-
ebSnt5, in Er,ginia.

To gentlemen in the country, and country mer-
ebSnt5, in Krginia.
A N attentive and intelligent agent in large COM
L mercial city, has ex,eEfive opportunity of
resderng important fervces perfons iituated more
remotely from the icene of bpfnefs. The fublcri
bers who have taken neafures to obtain accurate in
formation on the uual fubje6s of conmIion buirefs
and who have paid particular attention to the obieta
of telling produce, and pnrchafing goods on the mot
advantageous terms far ss5, invite gentlemen in the
country and others 10 make trial Of their agency.
Merchandise, books, elegant furniture and fafiona-
BILE or ufeful articles of any kind will be purchafed
at auction, carefully lele ed wherever they can
be procured on the moi advantageous terms; asd
every fpeeies OF commiliion bunefs will be execut-
ed with faithful attention 20 the interel of their
correspondents
The varied and extenGvs market of New-York
confanty offers theie who are enabled to advance
opportunities Of purchaGng gools at half their
piua prices and the fubferbers having formed their
eabliihmebt expressly embrace this advantage can
ee6uay ferve the intere of their mercantile friend.
and others who may confide in them. -
LEROY ANDERSON & Co.
New. York
" Further information may be obtained on ap.
plitation to J.. ANDERSON, P. M.
Williamsburg
December \. q.
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December 7. 7 q.

NHOSE GtStismeH rrbo tsve 5.es goeS espggb 10 pr
q eciVe ID Jsbtarftrrt pycp9ffiaa rsAive to Ls CHI
Ssfs 3aais Steg: 7OGs fieifs frG;ril ~, /abtyib.
fO5 Peerr, 10 Laurence Mr. E7 Of 7sepe5arnoel, r.
sfftty nay o,rive at of bLae Prtvopt 4, he 2o.L Of
nest 0erfb In e,y fLaf may ketJrs ceieisS, 7ogT-
tbrr, not, 'be 7otis number IF arcs bov, BEN EE,-
edfr J5AfFS r, Moor.
TGrazyy 2. Tbt5S3rD
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EY Virtue Of deed Of Tru1, executed to the fab
ID fcribrr, by Joiiah Thompfon, to feeme debt
doe to James Carrot, expreied IN the faiJ deed
w u be expected 90 iale for ready money, On Wed.
nelday the 18th Of January 1906, al I,sn, Balls Ia
yern in Powhstsn county, 100 acres If LAND ~
ag nesr TIE fsd Tavern in che county aforeiad, or
70 rscb thereof as vii be fpfasnt 10 fstisfy fsid
debt, intereG and Gotta
JOHN NUNNhILV, 7,sf.s.
! December %. Sotp.
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II NEW THVERN.

y EvBEN BURNLEY RESPECTFULLY inform. the
~ public, that he ha. opened .Hoafe of Enter
taiument in that eonmodious building welt Of
the Court Attached to the premiGes is new
itone table Inferior to none in the fate; > hat he
is in every refpea, well provided for the a.eonrno-
dation of g-nteel company.
n. r. Very liberal wsges will be given for good
Cook male would be preferred.
Charlottesville, Nov. sc. .ep2m
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with Boots or Shoess well as they were on the
fpot..-......Athe leagrh of the Boot...Cropud the
Caif...B--the pitch Of ditto.--pround the heel and
inNep,.E---round the in0er-..G-seroft the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heed agana perpendicular, and
dick knife a. the end Of the great teefet down 10
figures the number Of inches and quarters in the OFF
ferent meafures, January J.. eptf
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Hh iu0'eribers offer for fais, their reverio.,arv
right N a new fire-proof warrhou,e ON Maxw.l;:s
wharf IN the Borough Of Norfolk, deftrbed in the
vii, OF o1''or John n. Read, decd. rs his nsaer.
rSSa rrareLogie. fF'=
In this property, Mrs. Helen Read has If. Of
tate. So ~
MRRIWETHER JONES,
BENJAMIN r. READ.
s1> II is probable that may leave This aa,e or.
.ong IN which event, Msriwether Tones will be
fully authorized to at for me. ""' -
1 BENJAMIN F, READ,
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INTERES1ING 70 1ioUNG LAnLES.

'HE StTf0 and RxGeifl Of fbf 4" Hihio1/Jme
A SebsoiJsr Fsask Iajfrpt7I'a and aesen6iij5neah,
nil ia fe7s 2ay5 saidrged rdmab i-
tsovef pi0o. Ubip acssysaef f7po sxseeSt Feraie
Tcabys preVia,s /oyIbs e,mests,y irNeIio1 Of he Sv-
es IN EHg5 and IL Freos5 fororyIioa, her rare of-
9aseei Putin Of Gsesrsptg, HSa,y, and tie Sr;rs5il,
fbe Ryes1 i1ngaqg> 7oil be a6fed BY pisgqg and ia
niiay LstlErs', ea'tpiated 10 dsiaB f6f d8saiu end
GoLay al t5s q'Jheesagfs IF Ltf,ary afp!isslDg,
traJszSWz, Jas. 2. TS.
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GEORGE Willy,

GEORGE Willy,
BROKER q co .NidISSI0N MERCHANT,
Near the BaEn,
PUYS and falls all kinds Of produee--Alfo, ands
- Lots, and houies, Bank Stock, &c.
~ II. bat for Sale, LO No. l4l, Q, s, and 4,
which make one entire fqrare in Du-Vars add;ti-
on.-There is good Spring attached to them, Thee
lots are well worth the attention Of any gentle
maa wifhingt build iumm.r retrea. for his family.
Iuly 2S-d.
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VALUAnLE PROPERTY.
WILL be fold, to the highef bidder for ready
, Wv money on the prcmifes on Saturday the 9Th
day Of February next, by virtue Of deed Of trua
executed by Richard Late, to fecure tie paymen,of
1888 dolls. IS ceuts with in,erea thereon from the
da,e, due to Rambaut & Gernou and George Pegram
jurir. ard the expences of the iale.
Two acres of land lying upon Appomsttok river
within mile of the town of Peterfburg with the
water grit and manufacturing mills, Bake houfe, Diff
tilery houe and ether hsuies of improvements erected
thereon,
PLEASANT AKIN,
for Eeary Cagn-'a da4 Plsjan dim
Petersburg, Jaxuary7 tH.
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" WARDLAW, has received his fall inppy
w Of Medicines, by the fhiP Rolla from Lon
don; ALTO great variety of Paints, Varniihes, Sur
geons Inlruments, patent Medicines, &c. &c. And
by the flip George from Liverpool, large fuppy
of walls aud fiop s.ts.-Thofe who favor him with
their cuitom may depend being fupplied with eye-
~ article in his line on the moi liberal terms.
The citizens of Richmond are reqeeaed when they
apply at his mop by child fervant to put the mans
OF the article wanted paper to prevent miaakes,
| New. ]. .tf
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OYSTER HOUSE.
GEORGE WATSON

II AS commenced his former ard well known o..
enpasion OF iurnifaing Oysr sas, Re EFF SrrAxrs.
COLD SNAcSs, and REL,sHEs, at the white Houle
near the Union Tavern, wherein the Pole. Office wa,
lately kept. He begs leave to allure .hole who NAV
favor him with their company or co,ama,i, tina, mo-,
thlng HAL be neglected on his part which promi-
October Is.
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McCABE g WALKER,

W.iTcH u CLOCK MINERS,
Ai tie es,aer s0si oppsSie MFR. GamSles' stsrs
Ritmora,
|nFFER their ierviees 10 tile public. From Aria
~ attention to all commands aPp.rtaining to their
bu;inefs, and the pains that will be beloved il,
the execution of their work. they have full confidence
to hope for continuance Of the avours they may
eeive. Great care VIII be taken in repairing az hind,
Of watches and clocks.
December $. i,f
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r.n,aSr,f,r' RI Stage Rs.AA From R;esr,nd
'oa i"f9''ae' are reg"cfeff. fate rotse, tsst
rpt1.d e'~fL1's 6aDs been ma to ,-e of az, I,rc,, ~
sse"s tie fsse.eri in tie Ssge bss. BEEN, sad cN ar.
J1Jeeia to- 'o~ ne bsiaG " tie rsaa ,e,iiip, r,oa
maifraHy f,,'7 The medication nghy,see Of .S: z.o
Jes fs,' ':yTtirly rpa,e4-sberea,e if on any
Jmf'fr e'"S-'ini u lie dfSh psge Of tie Sf,ge, or
az as'Se aH proceed fSe iazv sre.T, q.
e"te re n3f e"r,zflsry fanjSmn nee .rIo ar. ia
H5a4". TOE general good Of eety, ,be deafeb nee,Qa-
~ Jar he eenseyase eff6e puJ Azs. a11 ny o7rs in
ft'' are '"oiivt' aioae, Tecrt for (.b dtrr,rrson
RICHARD TERRELL.
Dee.mkey IL (oa.p4zyJ
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TOR HIRE, TIE prei1at .rear. Tire Eaitablr
: BOATMEN, a ToUag WOM-1N, 0ceus-
toned to THE 6njinei5 of a bsuie, and a GIRL
Sbo". ID Years Of age. Enquire Of the printer.
January 4.
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NOTICE.

HAVFGG commemorative BURR MILL STONE
= A MAKING, in September lac, az my nIop, REAP
the Paicn Of the Canal have now fnifhed for fals
Rnnes Of feet feet and feet dian,etsrs of bed
quality and workmanship. have large proportion
Of Clofe Hard Burrs, Id,able for grinding corn and
will hortly receive additional fUpplies Of good maze
rails. 1hofe who pleafe to fsveur me with their
commands, will be ferved faithfully on reafonabls
terms. will choofe bnting Cloths for thofe who de-
lire it, futable tn eir purpoes tender my thanks
to toe pnhlic for ps syovrs and hone for future en-
enlargement JOHM MOODY.
December 81. JScG5w, '' '''>
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE dfXWUF6CTUP Err.
hAIE-sTRRyT pIcunoNn

MAKES Boots B. Shoe,
Ni 20 any pattern or fafh-
ion, equal in point Of Ma
TRIALS and WORKMAN
suir to aay in general ure.
kF Imported Boor,and
EHoEs, OF the frit quality
and newell fafhion, for fale.
%, Gentlemen at a die
tango, who are difpofed ia
forward me their meafare
by paying attention TO the
annexed cut, can be fttod
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PETEK IAFONTE,
DEGS leave inforu, the inhabitants Of Richmond
~ and its vicinity that he has opened in this place,
Fencing School for the fma fword, aud he intends
alto to open dancing fehool. where the newell
and moi elegant heps ihall be taught. Terms Of
tuition may be known by applying to him at Me.
Rivalain's on ShoekG Hill, in one Of Judge Wyshe's
new brick Loufss
Ian..7, tf
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TO DE RENpFD

MY FotISE ard LOT, Ipoa S5eeioe- HX II
1SA airy pieqycnf ftno.ior--F,r te,,y, a..h ~
sa~sH A1'C'a7r, zgio j, fy aptboriby me-, 10 f,et
/'r ne i'rf' 0rfo rJaktrile, Petition mn, !. ;,r.
m.E,tely bad. wIIIIgJyn~ n@ ~ o. ,Ms
-fa1aE 80. mr. '''
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in the city of Richmend, and will ,r,nt.a
ny ouiineis in that line for a moderate commirrnr
ne will not inform the public thu. i. is buinss.
with which he is familiar, but aiIures every o,,-
"ho may think him worthy of their confidence ,bsr
no one will be more attentive to their interea. IA
don. ~ s0''''ft=
His Office ia kept o, the ercfs a-e.t Ie,1;,r f-
the Capitol f4uare towards Col. Carrinp,on'ts f
December ST.
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4 es of PRUNES, which I n,all en- ',or,, , i'o1-
they are fine ard very freh. Thore wbo fee, -, Nv
elinafon to purchafe few boxes, will applv 20 =.
Few brick houfes. 'se "y'hes
December e7 &, ,f
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(Te Be- eoafiaaeAI
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-13
Doctor I. Price.

RESPECTFULLY informs the ci-
X tizens of Martinsburg aud the pub
lie generally, that he has Recommended
the practice Of PH1SIC. SURGERY,
sc. in the house he formerly lived in,
being part of the house of P. M'Govran,
on the north side of Burke-street, two
-doars from N. Choppert's, and one door
from James Faulkner's store, on the oppo-
site side of the street, where he intends
to devote his time strictly to the business
Of his profession. and will endeavour to
merit the appreciation Of those who may
please to employ him by the success Of
lis practice. The publie'sobediens and
humble servant,
May 2, 1906. l. r.
p, p. S.. He has just received a gene
raj assortment Of Medicines, Drugs,
Paints, Dye-stufs, &c. which he will
cell low at apothecary rates for cash; al
90, an assortment Of East and West In
1ia Fruit.
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FROM THE BOSTON RGPERroRf.
NO. /,


THE political sky has seldom remain
ed long unclouded. But it may be doubt
ed whether it was ever charged with a
blaeker tempest than We have lately seen
burst upon Europe. France has accom-
Plished, in twelve years, as muchas Rome
did, in Eve hundred. The Samuites,
who occupied alittIe province that is now
a part of the kingdom of Naples, resist
ed the Roman arms for half a century,
aud it was not till after four and twenty
Roman .riumphs and twice that number
Of pitched battles, that they we're subdu-
ed. -----------: .. 49,. -.
King Pyrrbus landed in Italy too late,
after the Samnites had lost their spirit
no less than their force. He proved an
enemy worthy Of Roman discipline and
courage, yet he was unsuccessful.
The Romans after FIVE hundred years
efiaeessant war with the petty nations
around them, who were their equals in