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The celebrated colonel Se6qaiani is the am.
baiddor OF France at Conftantinople.
furora
cONSTANTINOPLE, April 1.

On the 10th of laft month Ifmael Bey with a
body of 10 or 1000 men advanced to ROdof-
to, and demanded under pain Of death, all the
fire arms belonging to the Greek and Armenian
inhabitants it was expected that limiar or
der would be expedited to all the towns of Ro-
meta.
The famous Brigand chief Kadri Aga, lately
pardoned by the Porte, and whom it had eIe-
waited 70 the rank of Argan de Burgess, has not
only ufolently refufed to appear before Ifnael
Bey NJ Rodoflo, but has commenced prepare
tions at Burgss for vigorous defence in cafe of
an attack.
In confeluence of the lat fuccefsfuI move
nents made by the Servians, the Porte fcnt on
the god March by the Bakir Bey, Kapigdi Bac-
chi, Argan of Morea, an order to the Bey of
Romelia, Ibrahim Pacha Of Scutaria TO ahume
Immediately the command in chief Of the grand
camp in the plains of Sophia. Ally Effendi
formerly envoy TO Paris, and the prefcnt minf-
ter Of marine, has been appointed intendant ge-
neral ofthe provons of this army, with an
order to repair forthwith to his poR. The
Porte has made very ferrous approximations to
Mr.. Italinfki on the fubiea of the 1evying re-
cruts by the RuHians (occ upying Corfu in the
feven United lies and in the neighbouring Eu-
ropean provinces.
The army defined to oppofe the infurgents is
at length complicated. lufUf Pacha, formerly
grand vilier, would Immediately review the diff
ferent corps who compofe it. The campaign
will then be opened. Var quantities of proyi-
fon, artillery and ammunition are collecting.
The grand vifier intends training the Ottoman
troops, agreeably othe plan of European tao
tics. French officers are expected TO put the
hnilhing hand 20 this great work, which will az
iimilate the TnrkiIh military to the troops Of
other European nations.
Muhib Efcndi, lately appointed ambaGador
from the fuhlime porte to the emperor OF
France and king of Italy, is preparing for his
departure for Paris. lie carries with him very
rich prefents for the emperor and emprefs,
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NORFOLK, IulY 90.

We have been favoured with the following
copy OF an extract of letter from Admiral
Cochrane, dated July l2th, on board of his Bri-
tannlc Majefy's fhip Northumberland, off Tor
to,a' 10 Col. Hamilton, Britifh Conful at Nor
folk, received by the brig ST. Brides, captain
Smith, arrived at this port on Saturday.
" have juft a mament to tell Won, that we
followed the French fleet to the Wet end of
the !ortoa paifage, they going off before the
wind. Their force is 9 eighty-fours, and q fe-
venty-fours, my force 8 feventy-fours and
iixty-tour. Had they kept their courfe, meant
to have paid them Witt after dark, but they
made fail to the northward, and / fiw three
more hips join them. i then returned TO Tor
toa' which ifland, with the convoy, was to have
been deftroyed the day appeared. l hope to
be reinforced, and yet to fee them to good pur-
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BOsTOH. Tu1v o.

BOSTON, July 81.
From Engiand.-The fhip George Wafhing-
ton, capt. Daniels, has arrived at Salem, from
Falmouth, (Eng.) he left that place on the 18th
June, (the fame day the Packet which has arriv-
ed at New-York faiIed) and ftates, that all Pruf-
fan fubjeds, then in England, were imprifon-
ed that bread, of every kind, was becoming
fCarce and dear that Bottom venel, with
-four, which had been detained, was cleared,
and the cargo fold at 10 dolls. per barrel. Capt.
ID. alto informs, that great many American
veGes were carried in; but mot of them clear
ed Immediately. Nothing had tranfpired ref.
petting the negotiation going on between the
Britifh government and Mr.. Munroe.
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brahim Bcy ti'l furvved, and feemed more ia
vonrahly inclined than his predece1ors fill he
futfcred me to remain captive: he did nothing
more than order my place Of confinement to be
Htfted, after the expiration of 81 DAYS. During
this interval, found an opport' -.i,y of writing
a few lines, ard Tending them into PerGa.
have iince received two anfwers, copies of which
have fncloied, and 'ent TO my Government.
The Vizier Jufuf Bey having been informed
of my hiforv, gave orders for me TO attend him.
a perhan officer arrived at the fame time from
Taurus, to cisim me in the name of his Sover
eisn. The Bev caufed me TO I've conducted here.
and cannot Efficiently praifc the reception I
have met with. IT is Till my intention to deli
yer the letter (merely a friendly one) OF which
am the bearer, to the King of peria. The
Sublime Porte will feel, preflne, that it can.
not confidently deny me paiTaee. II Is the
interet ofthe Porto, and, above all! it is that of
Juitice, not to abufc its power on nv account.
or to take an advantage of my weaknefs. I
ipeak ic the name of Sovereign whole name is
revered through the unverfe. IF the Sublime
Porte wilhcs TO preftrvc his friendfhip. LET II
give him this proof OF its own amitv. JreoueR
YOU will fend a copy of this to the Mnifter for
Foreign Affairs, to whom Ihave not written.
having almof forgotten my native language
execute, therefore, the ftyle of this letter. Tell
him that he may allure the Emperor, I will not
return without fulfilling my milton. Eight
months paiied without my feeling the light of
the fun, have not abated nv zeal. fhall not
lee Paris till ] return from Ifpahan with the an
iwer of the Portion Schah.
"P. AMADEz JAUBERT."
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NAVAL ENGAGEMENT EXPECTED.

hfrrH9 Of letter from Gentleman at 81.
s, 1906. 10y
lhere are pafiing, at prefent fix fail of French
line OF battle hips, and two frigates, fteering N.
W. They were feen by the fchr. Margaret.
Pinge of Philadelphia, which was boarded by a
Britifh frgate Iaf evening.
IS. The Britiih fleet are now in fight, and
in cbaee of the French.
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Bxfr0a eta LETTER from a gentleman in London,
to bis friend in PHILADELPHIA, dated Nay 90,
1906.
A principal Involvement 20 my now writing,
is, to congratulate the friends Of humanity, on
the pa1ing Of the bill through both houfcs for
aboliflirg 10 much Of the nave trade, as ref
poets the fupply of foreign pogeGions with
naves. II was carried in the Toufe of Com
mons by large majority and our fears for its
iliue in the Houfe of Lords, were happily re-
moved by Aivihou of upwards Of 30 againft
Is, after an earnelt debate on the 10th inf. near
midnight and Notwithstanding ftrenuous OPP
petition, Imported by leyeral of the Royal
Dukes.
" IN the other rank, the Duke Of Gloucetcr
Ohe Kings Nephew did .himfelf honour /
hope this dccifon may be fafely confidered as
prelude TO the more general abolition Of the
wicked traffic, as foon as it may be deemed pru-
dent TO revive the queRion. believe fuccefs
may he relied on, ifby any meansthe friends of
the meafure in Parliament, can he latisHed of
the probability of the concurrence Of the u
nted States Of America, at the period which
will permit their legislative interference with
the fubje6t, as conviction Of that kind would
certainly cOnfiderabIy increafe the majorities in
bo h branches Of the Legislature.
! know that Lord Grenville and Charles
Fox, (whofe conduit has been equally manly
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tual on a divine whole title do not recolleN
Cardinal Fefch.) Things looked we'll at Paris.
on the lit of June" (rhe above letter we have
the belt realon to deem correct. The diviGon
OF Switzerland is between bonapsrte. Baden &c
Wirtemburg.) EAt. Phil. Gag.
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They conia principally Of rare pearls and dia-
moads, rich peliiies aud Arabian horfes of the
greatclt bcauty.-This milton and the military
preparations making have given rife To all kinds
OF conleetures. The porte has however de-
clared on this fnbie6 that it had no intention TO
go to war, but on the contrary was firmly re-
ioived to perievere in its neutrality.
April Q.
The French agent Romieux, who was fent
from hence about the end Of laft fummer, we
now learn, had milton to FATAL Scham, the
King of PerGa: but upon his return he had the
misfortune to be attacked and murdered not far
from the Turkiih frontier. The perpetrators
are unknown.
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A letter from Wilmington, received at BaIti-
more, dated the 10th int. fays " Bonaparte
has partitioncd Switzerland into 3 parts. The
Pope has retired to convent his temporal
powers have deyolged on Bonaparte his fpiri-
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Dnn,rttir JntrlIigenre.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
NEW YORK DISTRICT.
UNITED STATES 1J. WINS SMITH.

NINTH DAY,
The Court met at 10 o'clock, purfuant to
adiournment.
Prefent Judge TALmADoe.
The jury and witneiIes being called over, the
following witnefes were fworn and examined,
viz.
Henry Mack, Godfrey Crombeck, Thomas
Lee, James Owen, Richard Platt, jun. and Mr..
Gelfton was farther examined. The ditriet at
torney here clofed the examination of witnelTes
on the part of the profecution.
There being no witneHes to examine on the
part of the defendant, the defence was opened
by MIR. Golden, who was followed by Me1rs.
Hoffman and Emmett on the fame fde. It was
paf five O'Clock when the Court adjourned until
10 O'Clock this morning.
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VIENNA, May 1o-A part of the French
troons, TO whom a pafrage has been granted in
to Oalmatia, are already on their way. Six
teen thonfand head of oxen have been purchaf
ed in Hungary for the French army in DaIma-
tia.
WISER, May Is.-We are affured, that
Auitrlan iitria will not he Incorporated with the
Kingdom OF Italy: Bavaria will lofc part of
It's territory, which it is promoted 70 erect into
fovereisn principality for Martial Bernadorte,
the hrothcr-n-law of Prince Joreph, now King
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TENTH DAY.

TFNT y DAY.
The Court met at o'clock, purfuant to adj
journment.
Prefent Judge TA1mADGE.
Mr.. H9rrifon addreiTed the Jury for about two
hours, which cIoird the defence.
The attorney general roie about 2 O'Clock, in
behalf of the profecu,ion, lie was followed by
Mr.. Edwards on the fame hde.
Judge ] amadfe then fummed up the evil
dence the jury retired near FIVE o'clock ard
returned about half paa I, with terdifl Of
NOT GUILTY.
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FOR SALE-taMEpIArELY,
WOODBURY. MILLS.

I,assly buii, IF brick and stone. so by AZ feet,
shres stories high, with durable stone dam, two
par Burr and one Pain Cologne stones. with eic
ya,ors. Gems, boiling cloths. &c on the rnost
approved construction and now in complete order
for business: situated on a constant stream, in
tic niidls of -.e,e!ghiful whea, country. il, the
county Of Powha;an, only one and half miles
fsom James river, and % miles above Rich.
Efpnd. 49,.
TO the mil will BE- attached q lot OF abou, 100
acres laud on which siaHds I CONNEXIONS two
stcTy yelling halse and other necessary Offices.
Handsomely enclosed under post and saii fence,
WIS gayden paIedin all inew. being lately Gn-
ishrd, acooper's and blacksrnith's shop, nal er's
house, houses for The accommodation of the
No,knen, and excellent wa eF very convenient
To- all ruIPoses u sold bsfore,he 1sr tIay of
EAy ncxr, they viii. on thai day. be offered FOR
sn a. pub'ic aasion. TO the hignesr bidder, on
the premses.--T of saIe---one third cash
and he other two Thirds al TWO annual pay /.
nents a.s.e.s.a r6
THOMAS HAREIs, Jun.
Powh,tan city. Ian OF 1906 Iep3ws,y-,dsl
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much greater delay has been incurred in
the publication of'his trial than the Editor con
tenpated He has, however. the satisfaction of
saying that no effrt has been omitted by him
to give j, to the public at an earlier period The
delay has arisen from the revision of the speeches
of the Managers and Counsel. The publication
might loag SINCE h; We been made in a less per
feet dress but it was deemed highly desirable
thar in a case, which, independently of its own
impor1 ancc rright be precedent in fu,urc times,
10 sacrihoe time rather than precision The
work now appears before the public, with the
expectation Of the editor that 1t will! be consider
ed rs meriiing. the charaaer.o an impartial,
comprehensive and faithful statemen, of faas
All the speeches have been revised and inherited
At length, in connection. with Whatever else
formed a pa't of he trial.
/ March "a 1906 wifi
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WEb.gspAY, January IS.

MF BldSeil, tfom The Committee an
pointed yesterday. presented, accordinr
10 order. bill making provision FIR de
iraying the expensSewhich may he incur.
rcd 10 tn; purchase Of the Spioish terri
tories, lying ou the Atlantic OCEAN and
GHlPh OF Mexico and eastward of the
Mississippi, witch was reported, read
twice, and referred 20 a committee of
Inc whole House this day.
a mo.ion was then made, and the
custom being put, and The injunction Of
secrecy, 50 tar as respects the proceed
ings OF this House, on ,h- said bill, be-
aiken OF, it pissed ~ the negative
Yeas - Nays Is LAS foliow:
YEAs---AIess;s. Archer, BE lineer,
Betton, Broom, Butler, CamDb.H,
Casey, Chnleuden. " Clay, Covrpg,on,
Daba, Dwenpar, Ellis, E,y, Garnet,,
marlborough Hastings II ,lnes Ioupb,
Kelly, Lewis, Livingston, LYON, NIsrri.
welher, .. Moore, Mo.ely, J. Nei,on,
Pitk-u, Quincy, J Randolph SanA,ord,
J e. Smith, j. Smith, $. Smith SoaJI-
ing, Stanford, Slednan Sturgss Tao
CART, Tailmsge, renney. y r, rhorao-
soo, +. w. Thompson. Van Coftand,.
Van RensseIear, Ve,planci;, d. T.. Wi.
hams, 81. Williams and SV,lson--49.
NAgs---Messis. Aston. Anterior.
Bard, Barker, Va seij, Bidwell. B,,hoD,
Blake, Blocnt, Brown, BOYLE, Eyao, &.
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Sanbrd Schuneman, Seaver s,loar, Ssn
lie, oh. Smith, Soulhard, S,aa,on, Tho
mas Ifacey, Varnum, Wa,lor,J Whine
hill, K. Wbiehill. Wickes, n. Williams
Winston and Wynns-77.
NAYS - NeSsrs Baton Broom, Bnt.
Ter, j. Campbell. Casey Chiltenden. Clai
borne, Clarke, M Clay, Dana, Dlven
port, Ellis. ly. Garrett, Gold >borongh
Graz, Hastings. Holmes, II ugh Kelly.
hcnan, Lewis, Livingston Lyon. ~ Gee
Try, 3eriwether T Moore, A.oselp, ].
n s!son, pi,kin, QpincyeJ Randolph, Rea
Zen. Summons. &c Smith, ] Sm,'h, $.
Smith. SPaidpg Stanford. Slsdman, Sur
ees, taggar,, renney,p r. Thompson,
l. w 'fh mps'm, Trfg, Van Cor,landt,
Van Rensselaer,, VerPlancls, Watlswor,h,
ID. K Williams, NJ. Williams and Wi
son --54.
"A motion was then made, and he qnes.
Ton being pw thai, the House d. conre 10
the ,lln%ing resolution
Res9fved, fhit an exchange of terri.
Tory De ~esp the United Sla,es and Spain
10 deemed by this lIaasc to be the most
atlya rIasesus mode OF settlement Of ex
isiins differences respecting limits be
wen th- United, rates, aud the Court Of
Madrid, and that any Arrangement; b..
',seen the two governments which shall
aecure 20 spain an ampi- barrier ca The
''de OF Mexico, and ~ the United S,aes
the coua,ries watersd By iEs MISSISSIPPI
and to The Eastward oil ii viii meet tLr
appreciation Of ms Honse.
IL was resolved in the alfi. paiive-Yeas
80 NAYS gas Iollows
YEAS M s,rs. Hicher, Bard, Bias Q. I,
bsdtnger, Bloun, Broom, Boyle Bryan.
Is o., ]. Campbell. Cassy, Chit.eiden
Claiborne, Clark ]. Clay, Clinton, Clon-
tan, CovioetOn, Early, Elliot, Ellis E.v,
Eppes, Fowler, Gasnett, Go.dsoorouci, n,
Gray, Gregg, Hslsey, Hamilton, Hast.
rugs, Holmes, iIough, Jackson, Jones,
3,kel!y, kenao, Lei5, Livingston, Marion,
MAstecs, M'Creery, Meriwether, n. n.
| Moore, 7. Moore, Jer. Morrov, ]. Nei-
son, Newton, Nic.,oisou, fi.keD, Pueh,
iQlpicy, ). Randolph, Rea, Pen. Rich
acds. Sally. Samuons. Stafford, J..
Smiih,' Oh. Smith, y Smith, Spa.dine,
SANFORD, S,mges, Tsggat'. Tallmadge,
fsnney, P. r. Thompson, +. w
Thompson, Trigg, Van CortIaudt, Van
Rensselaer,. VerSsscts, Wadswor.h,
Weeks, D. Il Williams. Af Williams,
wilson, Winston and Wynns - 80
EAYs--Messrs Ai.ton, Anderson,
Bark =, Betion, BidweH, Bishop, Bike,
Blown, e.. w Campbell, Chandier, III.
Gay, Conrad. G. ok. Crowoin .heid, Cuts,
Dana, Datby, Davenport, Dckson, Eaile,
Elmer, Flod ey, FIX, Green, Helms,
Holland. Knight, LaUber', Lewis, Lyon.
NAgrudef, Moseiy, x n ism, ON, Z.
VI Randolph, Rbea, Zen Nuseei, Schu
Demar, Searer, Sloan, SmIic,J {. smith.
Southard. Sian,ou, Stedman, Thomas.
frscy, Vatnum, Walton, j. Whnebiil.
K. Whi:eh'li ard N. Whl,ams--52.
o dcred, That a bill Or bills be 20,
IN pursuant TO the FIRST resolution ar,ee,l
%, and Ina, Mr. B,dwell, Mr. Early. M.
Il. Nelson, Ms G. w Campbell and NJ
Claiborne, do prepare and bring in the
same.
A motion was then made and second
cd that committee be appointed to nre
sent 10 The Prtsiden; Of he United 5,a,es.
the resolution las, agreed to.
On which nntion, debate arising, Il
vas moved and seconded to pos pone The
consideration thereof until Monday neg.
and resolved 10 The afi native.
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SALES AT AUCTION,
ar RocKh9Tg,

~ nv hEfro
~ virtue of deed Of trust executed "a the
~ Subscribers by M Richard Young s. Others.
bearing datc'ho lI'h Of February, 1904. 70 &c
cure the payment OF debt therein mentioned. due
NJ Gniey Lewis ard Mrs Susanna Lewis, vii
ne NOl.D' on he premises, on Saturday he 26tn
ins'. Tor ready money, nc LoT or Ll7.S, ex
pressed ~ 'aid deed, or 81 much thereof as will
b: sufficient 70 discharge the balance due, toge.
'her with expenses attending thc execution Of
SAID trust.
Jehn Pro'ser Z y,,.,...
John Foster, N'''"'e0S'
Richmond, Apni is', 1906. ds
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Racing at New May1;e..

~A0SIfsS CT tC-Lt--lfl (ITRIs. IL.
:. THE spbf,ribsr having ra,sing this celebrated
kaee Course, Tor the eniu,ng Spring races takes
the liberty OF Informing The gen;lemen Of the
turf and the public generally, chat the. SPRING
MEETING will commence on the Fan e5 1nry
"a, an dpTH next being the ead of the, month,
and continue four days viz.
III - Swept Scs Tor three yasr old colts and
PLIES, mile hea,., carrying SO bs each. tn.
after allowed eib, entrance Loo doilais, half ior
ieit to eo'e the 18th of april
81 The Jockey Club Pu ic Of 4so dola .. n; e
neat> ag'eeab ? to the .ues aud esd atoms
the col.
Sd Fhe p oprictor's Parse of a25 dollars
ME hes,s the fame rules and regulations
4th Sweepstakes for year d. colts and
h'iiesJ mile hea'5 carrying 100 lbs each, the
latter allowed qlbs entrance 100 ds,lars, half
iorieis---to close also tbs Sth OF April
The 5th aud laa dap will he a Handy Cao
mile heats, Tree Tor any nag ruaning at theie
races or others nevsr having won race OF grca.
ter value than iOO collars entrance IS dollars
weights to be determined by the members OF tho
Jockey CLUB
+ Foil will be coilcaed at the gates each day. az
usual viz. 4 wheel carriages g. wheel do. s.,
horse en- IS, footmen I56.
Good fables and litter turnifhcd race horfes
an ,and the very beft accommodation FOR gentle
>''.-t al s@Ht' eLu at inc nOuic where
the uinoit eiviity and attention fhal be paid. bv
their obedient fetvante.
BENJAMIN MORRIS,
~ Perfons wifhing 20 rent booth. can he
aceomm dated, if immediate application y: made
10 b. NJ.
New Market 18th Wsreh. tdr
~, The public are aGsrcd that the dieey
en- purie' IN The fPring meeting, viii be made Up
by rac !ub criber r, M ~
March II, sos.
IN 81 rae 2fadcei 81 > us1 sCecifcI BY C5-T7c-HJ
Il. sGahde,s and Jane his z,ije and Li,ca,sb
Wa'o tof6e sa6sc'i e fw fbe pnb Sc fsrca,isg
II Oct due 70 Samuel II. Saagdc.s, (,iacc a,sjg,ed
10 Hnbe LetSis zen. DER md nyso ne Il. bis ycse
senfntees finn tbe said Libsconb Vrg,b-W win
SUD, % RE highest bihlei, f. ess5 On i6ebe
m''es on ibe lstdl1Gf way nser one csrtd:r 7,acf
Or "a eel Of LIND " ag aud 6ciagiu he c.ua,y
81 P0ie3afan and dec lied IN tie saii deed n. fol
lo5sS 20 wit Bmdsf by tbeg tsf deebs,efk on hbe
Srsst, D. toe fasd Of I'm. Hicf;nau on be aor,L
and ~ fsc Eruds nj .T,6q H. 5auedcys on RE eqs,.
and cyt6e jonh5om Gie5e innas on f6c soa.b cen.
tanning k2ce'5i Rf2r hundred AMI fsseny nine n
o'es 6efbc sdge more o, iss, II being ne lrod nm
Te6te6 f6e said Z Pc NIB Ha b rorr re,icy. a. So
m"c5 t|r sGidld ada, 1oHlbr sn6fciesttg diseba-ac
toe a'H1a@ DIE or the sIid dcea 0foasf.
Ssaed, David Owen. sen. \,
Robert C. Peasants. { us
joan ~ Saunders, ir. IeSs.
Potgsainn. 4brH 8'b. 1895. M
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NOTICE

TO Ill WHoM IT MY coNcER.M
I AESlROUS of settling my ADJ
~ ministraiion Of the cs,aie of ny deceased
husband James Winfree; and in consequence
ofmy inability TO pursue such measures as are
required to perfea that objea, have by letters
oil ATTORNEY appointed, ard do hereb, appoint,
William Poio,er and Leighton Wood of the
city Of Richmond. my attoraies in fact for tine
purposes aforesaid, with full authority. in my
name and in ms behalf, to do and perform all
things necessary TO close the ADMINISTRATION.
ANN WiNTSEE Adm'x. of
rs JAMES WINFitEE, Decd.
Chesterfield, Esd Feb 1896 wifi
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Valuable Properly for Sale.

Y III Essubscnber is disposed 10 sci! his FARM
whcreon he. now lives, in Charles CITY
coiInsy, on!ainirg i've hundred and thirty acres
ofiiand q good brick dwelling hcnse. and al!
ttts buildings NECESSARY for the accommodation
esa senseel family, si,ua,ed Immediately ON
Shckah7riny river about three miles above the
mouth thereof. The ma ursi adv antages attach,
easo this farm are admirable ali kinds of wild
fowl arc 70 be gstin ,lieir season at very little
trouble and FISH in great abunaance at all sea
sons ;nsthe year are cargb' in seines, weirs an
gtigg &c IN The greatest perfs6 tipn The grca
e Part Of this farm is araiJleland and good soil
for the prodlaion OF grain. with a considerable
PAT wei calculated for he & ,owh of tobacco
and tovFatsi,,s stock cfevefy kind--,t is infe-
ricr to 10 fam Gifts size All those advan,sg.
esand ccnysnencIes render the premises des
rable. Any person inclined to pnrchase ca
view the same and ,iea; with the subscriber re
fTeemg the terms. of sale. &c and a, ,he same
tinic dad no exaGsera.ion made in estimation
efthis valuable property
NILES CAR.
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Geo. Chjsmau, d. c.

Jen Hrceived amt Tor SHE r, hin C,ree.
TIKI ElEH VENTS OF CHESS;
> TfsAftss coSeststsc rvg wnoLs CT
PH[LllJDEE'~ G.fSFES.
%;id |ES7JNyhToeY isorGs, new n,o.j.i;e,i
AnA sosss.4 apon rew plan.
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~ fvntue Ola deed OF trust from re-
.(sS rerdia't Rawiius. to US For the bsneh of
lar@s divers executors. vii! be SOLD for
feacy rno"c,,aT Hanover Courthouse, OH the is ii
of A rfil ,ext
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ORRNT.
M ATCH RACE.

AN the day preeedugthe Jockey Club Purfe,
Ma MATCH RACE will be run, over the
Nsw- MARKET Courfe. for 100 guines,, between
Ms. Ligb t'oi's fly by knosaey, cher dam
Country Lafs) and Mr.. Coilie, Hai7 iscn's colt
Whipiscr, By Whip, ont Of the dam OF Brutu:
- qaiic heats s6' lbs on each,
N.w'Marke,, April 4sh. 1906.
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( he subscriber mas extended his
3 prSalce TO me Superior c0iri Of Chan
sery for the Williamsburg distria.
Patrick Esndrer
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e. II II S Els TR IAL.
THIS DAY Is PUBLISHED,
BIZ Sd MUEL H. NTH,
TRIAL
SAMUEL CHASE.

IN ASSOCIATE JusrIcs of re Supreme Court
Of TIE Ulined States,
Inlpeaehedby the House Of Repre- sen- atives. for
HIGH Cn1Mss and MIsDtM AaoEs, before
the Senate Of tie United Sta:es.
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