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REMOVAL.
.AWah goodwin:

ESPECTFULLY informs her friends
: and the Public,' that she opens her school
On Monday the 1st of December, at her
mouse near the Baptist meeting-honseY
winch is situated in an airy, pleasant, and
healthy situation, where she continues to
teach the English Grammar, Arithmetic,
geography, and tlie use of the Globes. to-
Young Ladies-And likewise James Good
WIN respectfully acquaints tho Members of
me General Assembly, that he has sufiici-
err accommodation in the said house for the
tlemen.
Richmond, 24th Nov. ysoe. ct
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M'CAY and COWAN.

TT AVE- jos' received by ,he late arrivals from
= London, arge and Fashionable assortn,ent
o. aTC3ES with variety Of articles OF
JnWELLEKY and SILVER WORK al.
80, an ass, f1pept of WATCH MAKERS
= OILS and MATEaIALS---w which with thejr
former stock renders heir assortment very pr.
nsral--N Of whch they oAer at tlic lowest pri-
ces, for cash
Richmond, October 9TH 1906. IF
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PUBLISHED mr. SVBScRIP9ToH,
DR.. RECESS NEW CYCLOPKDIA,
OR
Universal Dictionary Of IytS e. Sciences.
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PAYABLE ON DELTpERY
Between six and seven hundred plates,
engraved in q superior style of elegance,
WILDE comprised in the course of the pub
location, by far a greater number than is
to be found in any other Scientific Diction-
airy.
- To Subscribers. The three first
half volumes are ready for delivery at the
Bookstore Of Samuel Peasants, iun.
Richmond. wsf Nov.
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X C. NJ 0 Y A l..

June s 1896.
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Gloucester: Low Grounds.
FOR SALE,

an the premises, the second day of Jae
" nuary, 1907, a TRACE of LAND, w.
ing on a branch of Severn River, in the
county OF Gloucester, containing bv estima-
ton 34S acres about one hundred Of which
are cleared and very fertile, the remain
der, we'll covered with oak and pine of a
superior quality. The oak timber (Which
is most abundant) is supposed, by all &C
quaintcd with the land, to be the best, in
this part of the country, either for slaves,
or ship building From the timber alone,
a nett sum may be made, equal to the pur-
chase money. On thep premises are dwell
ling house, commodieus quarter and large
barn, al in good repair, likewise, corn.
house and stable. 49,
No situation possesses greater advantS gcs
than this. The neighborhood, good one,
and Severn River, Justly ranking among
the first for fish and oysters, at your door.
Should the purchaser be Inclined to add to
his. tract, he NAV do it, most probably in
what quantities he may think proper, as
two tracts of land adjoining, will in short
time be divided among several legatees
Persons wishing to view the land, will
apply to Mr.. STERLING SEAvELL, on
the premises, or TO the subscriber residing.
in the neighborhood.
Terms of sale Will DC made known on
the day, and will be as accommodating as
possible. JOHN r. SEAWELI., Ex'r.
n. B. The above land sold by direction
OF the will of John Seawcll, dec.
CIV LBS.
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Ihe SnbscyIbey.

WHEREAS some time past, purcha-
" sed piece oflaEd in Goochland coun-
ty, Of one William Lowell, for which gave
him TWO bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
payable the 25th day of December, one
Thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
ther bond for q pounds, payable the 25th
OF December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and as the said Lowell has gone
away without making me right to the said
land agreeable to bargain, do forewarn all
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, IS / do not intend to pay
them unless get a right agreeable to bar
gain.
WIN. SHEPPARD.
9th November, 1906. If
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REMOVAI-

rE7Hs Subscribers have removed their COMPr
ING HOUSE from, the Maia Street 20 one
of David Dailock's Erick Buildings. a rae lower
end OF the Bason. between the renemen's occu.
pisd &c and I. Saunders, end Norvcll, What,
and Bu,lock--whe,e Ihei continue their purcha
ses OF wheat as usual They also keel, for sale
regular supply of Flour. Corn Meal. HoIniny
and Bran.
Thomas and Amos Ladd.
10 No 81 1876. #
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IT OA8NEY has removed to the house on
the Nam Street. nearly opposite Mr I.
Da; nsiatts and rext door to Mr. w Mitcheli's
brick building. Where ne offers tor SALE i
general assert rnent of GROCERIES, on reason
able terms, for cash. or prnG4ce only.
sEIJS = consignment of snuff IN packages of
any size. fran Is TO go lbs. will be sold below
the usual price of tina, article.
Richmond, August II ISO6. tf
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aleala,cd IA REMLnl1LN 1900

y ~" gentlemen 7vI0 h0l0 S15cc,I1
eoH p.9sS, "a. NE neg and iab,ooed ed.t,oa n,
= :. = HoavN.s LECTURES, (zp5icb is nca,K
n,fiSe zoe p ess d'C 'e7ucsfed 10 6,wa,d 10 ~,
cDe,. us e4'lg as possbie a f,foS ,be ,1
ss'y b'aissd Tee mbse, piies 1iN 4. I,s, ..
- zoe "0'A = "7'Ii'bSa. oaobsr 9.
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NOTICE.
One Negro Nan

Named Charles, the property of said Lew
is, to satisfy the said debt. The sale will
begin at 10 o'clock in the forenoon-due at
tendance will be given by
JOILyV ERUZyE,
One Qfthe trustees.
Nov. 9th, 1906 swIi
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ME the subscribers, Judges of the &C..
neral Court, have pursuant to law al
iotted the Judges of the respective District
courts as follow Richard Parker and r =
bert White, jr. esquires, to the districts of
Winchester, Hardy and Mononga,ia court
house Paul Darlington, jr and Francis
I. Brooke, esquires, to the Districts of.
Richmond, Petersburg, Brunswick court
mouse and Suffolk Edmund Winston and
William Nelson, jr. esquires, to the Dis
tricts OF Prince-Edward courthouse, Frank,
I'm, Washington courthouse, and the Sweet
Springs in Botetourt county Joseph Prem
tbs and John Tyler, esqaires, to the Dis
,Ticss Oh N'rthumberiand, King s. Queen,
Williamsburg and Accomack courthouses'
And Archibald Stuart and Hugh Holmes.
esquircs, to Stanton, charlottesville, FIRE.
dericksburg and Haymarket districts at the
mex succeeding terms thereof.
Witness cur hands and seals this fifteen+h
day of November, one thousand eight nm.
dred and six.
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MATTRASSFS.

TaN he had or very short notice, MAT.
IA TRASSSES of alb sizes'S. kinds. sgrceably
to order. in the corner house, same square, below
Mr.. JOS Darmsda,t's, near the market.
aud next door 10 Mr. Jacob Johuson's
book s'ore.--Also. BEDS furnished. and old
mattresses worked over.
yno. S. Peasants.
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FOR SALE.

by virtue of decree of the county court
ID of Albemayle. made in the case OF Mi
cajah Chiles' executors against Menan
Mills, WILL BE SOLD for CASH. on
the premises, on Friday the 18th day of De-
Ccmber, 1906.
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rr 76E ooTERgoR OF qRK COMMONWEALTH
OF FIRcINTA, .
A PROC AVIATION.

M HEREAS 1T is represented to the E.x-
ecutive, that H.fRRIC.A.NE. a slave
! the property Of Jesse Parkinson, of the coun-
ty OF Mecklenburg. convicteaby the court of
the county of Southampton, OF burglary,
and sentenced to suffer death for the same,
hath made his escape from the Jail Of the
SAID county OF Southampton: have there
tore thoaghtft, with the advice of the Coun.
Gil OF state; Co issue this proclamation, here
by oiferipg reward of Thirty DOLLARS,
to any person or persons who shall appre-
henh and convey to the jail from whence he
escaped, tiIeaforesaid slave Harricane. .Af<I
ldomcreoyer enjoin all officers civil and mi
lltaty, and eXhoft the good people of the
Commonwealth TO use their best endeayors
TO apprehend the said slave Harricanc, and
CONVEY him to the Jail aforesaid
Given under my hand with the seal of
+, 6 the Commonwealth annexed, at r icf1-
~ mond5 this 14tl day of October, 1906.
(SigRed) WIN. Fl. CABELL.
The said slave Hurricane, isa shoemaker
by trade a short, thick negro, about feet s
or six inches high, and had on (when he es-
caped) an iron collar about his neck, which
was rivited very strongly and securely. He
had ran away from his master somc time
past, and was unprecedented in Norfolk, car
RED home and confined with the collar, bet
released himself and escaped with it On him,
and in that situation was apprehended pre-
vious to his trial.
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MANSNAL,s SALES

rF'0 RG SOLD, to the highest Bid
Il der. for reajy money, under = decree Of
the eoust CT 'hc United Stales, for the fifth cir.
eui. IN he Virginia disyria, between Pbn,ea
Bond. rooney for The creditors Of Ezekiel IA
ysrls. p'ainiiG and David Ross and o,be,s d.
PENDANTS. in order TO raise the sum of ,yei,s
thoassnd six hundrod aBd fifteen dollar. and
rlrir three Gears, due and payable the FIRST d.,
ctioy last, and expenses and charges OF sale
tha VARIABLE ami well known estate in me coun
I. Of Boietonri. called FOPT l. EsYLS-- a,c,
D. tie said Ross TO contain 2G08 acres. The sal.
vi axe place on The premises, on the I4,h d,
Of roFeniher next Also, under the said decree
an uppn the same terms viii be SOLD afthe
OXFORD IRON Works, in tn, county OF Campbsu
o. h. 18th OF she same month, a number IVA
LUABLE SLAVES
ZEN. MOSBY, d. NJ for
JOS. SCOTT, M. V.D.
-'sf''''oer 90 1870. tbs
"a The request OF MIR Ross, the sale sr The
l3rd sbovs mentioned, called For, lewis il.
10 IPONED mill the 2olh day of NETT
Y ~ II, when Is will take place, NJ III, Fa,,,e
lveTn m the city OF RichtRond-and Inc 81
tie negroes IS Postponed until the 5th ,a,,,e
~ hBER NEXT, on which dav !, v,li
e Isce at the kagle Tavern aEore,.iI
BEN. MOsBY Is IN. for
sc1ober Is. 1906. " ~
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Meraaorfa a5atlp ao0RtttSer.
81 Tuesday, FEBRUARY IS.
FLASHING 7oN SOCIET1c,
FEBRUARY %, 18t

FEBRUARY y, 1906.
Reseloed unanimously. That the thanks
of The Society be rendered to CRARLEs
F. MERCER, ESQ: for his elegant and ap-
propiate Orasion, delivered this day be.
fore them, and that he be requested TO fur.
nish copy thereof for publication.
GEORGE DENEAlE, .Sec,g.
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n O + / G. s..

The fubfcriber wilhing to engage
in buGnsls for the eniuing iealon, will az an,
Carpenters work, and receive iu payment wes
or dry goods for one half the amount OF work
contracted for. "a. r. 6. LANPHIER.
February 10. ,s:..sss ~ d3w
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KID SLIPPERS
TO RENT

And inssdints fo9ssG0ngg'ven
|rIXTEEN hundred acres OF land.
~ shout three miles from Fendal's mill, near
h. Little Falls Of F5touac--This Lard is OF
|sOoa quality and well adapted to wheat and
St,i.. WIDER good euclct2.es and having tolsfa-
Die dwelling hOufe and othcs -necsGary buildings:
liz is capable Of being divided into fe4efal tehe-
m.nt, 70 as to- Eais applicants. On the prem lies
Ia good blackfnith's ihop and tools, and an tx
c.Iens faad for that 6ailnsts. Tenants msY be
iapped at fair prise with com, hay and tod
der carts, Wagons and plantation utehti!s --*a'-
4 70 with fuDdry work horfes, mules and oxea.~--
More than two hundred bufhels of wheat are
lowa on the prcmi(es. Mr. George SimPi'p.
living on the premifss, viii lh~w the land and
Oih'r property to APPLICANTS.
Richard Bland Lee.
Virginia, Feb. fs. 1t
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o r A TT N,

Delivered By CHARLES FEkToN Mercer
ESQ. at the. Episcopal church, ea SafRr
day, tie 229 instant.
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Negroes to Hire.

NSSto~o " ~ ~
/ H r E E female houls fervantS
70 hlfe~-one a very good cook, wafller aud iron
=, he ALTO UNDERTAKES every kind OF hoaie wcfS.
Ihs Other two are gooa fpinners, aud onc of Them
Saaes and irons we'll and understands houie
WORK Of every kinl. They are hired for No
.ast. For further particulars apply to she print
February is. d3w
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~. 2euIVaiy A|' -
JAMES BACON,
ASh GaocERY SroSs, On King fteet, bas, ia
add:tiea 70 rs. Jfetsser fa<k, adatd
A freih Supply Of Genuine Articles IN
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his aiiorsmenr complete.
He so4y oftrs FIR lak, on bis yaal ioqu terms,
Mufcoyado Sugars, ofyarlous qua
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
G Ss,'!5I,I. / 7:z.4s,
fIyfon, particularly fslsaed
Hyioa- SKIN, and family. sfs,
Souchohg
BET Gfeen .cofFee,
Chocolate, OF a fupeiior quality
Madeira,
Bntcllos,
Sherry,
Ls6en, ~ ~ - o.
Tenerife,
Malaga, ard
Genuine Old Port
SCognac aud Bohrdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spiri., Tor FAIRLY ufe,
Antigua. St. Croix, St. Nincents, and New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Ififh and cotot1y Whitley,
MeIssTcs, Wine, ana Cider Vinegar,
Sfoughton's Btters.
Mace, Eutmcss, Cloves, Gaia, Pinnenso
Cayenne and Black Pepper, Race and Ground
Ginger, Bafkct Salt for table ME. Pearl Barley,
Rice, Starch, Fig biuc, Soap, Mould, Dpt and
Sperrnaeeti Candies, Refined Sa!t.Petre, Fiotsnt
Indigo, Alum, Copperss, Nader, Brimftone,
Spinning Cotton, Paten, Shot, all hzcs, BET
Eagiilh and country -tnsde Gunpnwder, Segars,
and Smoking Tobacco, very beR Chewing To-
b.cce.
Hamilton and Leipcr's Snuff, Hanser's Pipes
In boxes.
London Mufsrd, warranted of hyperion qua
tisv, Dixon's bea ditto, Wrapping. Paper, De
miohn's, &c. Sc. with generally every artici
in his line-tbe whole of which have been leleet.
ed with care and will be difPOfed Of ON the very
laweR terms.
December re.
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4Lgona, October Il.

t-sbs7g sod Nir,zburgh, it appears,
|H De place of rendezvous for the French
|aH Prom shsnce they are preparing 10
f'sad Co.'s so.,he left.
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BALTIMORE. Dec. 6.

Arrived last night ship Minerva, Smvth,
from Batavia. Left there, 3oth Jolly, ships
Sidney, Franklin Gate Normap) tor Balsi-
more, fine of sailing uncertain; Apollo.
La,imer (late Beard) for do. in month /;
briggs Mars, Gardiner, do. In 8 or weeks;
Robert, Dunkin. do. in. or months !;
Charles, STYLES. do. in mouths; Swan
WICK, Cox, Philadelphia in 5 months; ii.
llnois, Rogers, N. York in 3 or + monstls j;
ships Calume., Trevitt and Eliza, Stan.
wood, both of Boston S lied beginning OF
Tune for Solrabavd TO lay there un'il the
crops came 10. The Fanny, Smith Of Phi
ladelphia, and Juno. Bates of Boston. sail
ed 25Eh May for Canton, the Egeria, Rus
sell of Providence, sailed ooh June for
Isle of France; brig Eutaw, Cant of Bal
gilmore, sailed 22d June for Canton sh'F
Minerva. Hussey of Providence, sailed
22d Tuae for Bengal and Manila; The brig
Tn on, Oxnard. from Samaraz for Bals,.
more, passed Angler Roads 9Th July.
July 81, off Bantam Point spoke ship A.
STA, Williamson, 90 days from Philadel-
ph;a for Canton. October 16, lat. l Is,
n. long. % W. spoke ship Cyrus of Nan.
,ueket, 40 days from London. bound to
the South Sea. November -, LAT 49,
long es,brigcommerce. twenty seven days
from Madeira for New York. 18th, lat.
30 81, long. IS so, schooner Fair Ameri;
can, Southwark, days from BALTIMORE
for Guadalupe. IS, lat. 50 80. long. 70
so, schooner Neptune, Bell, from New
York for Curacao, out days. 2ist, lat.
SO SO, long. So. spoke schooner Expert
ment, from Baltimore for Barbados, out
DAYS.
Also ship Mars, Henrick, of Philadel-
phia, As days from Kinsale (Ireland9. The
ship Abeona, Shaw, of Savannah for Ii.
verpool, sailed from K,nsale 2ist October.
The ship -, Rankin, of Philadelphia.
from Rotterdam bound to Dublin, sailed
same day. The ship Charleston, OF New
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alsrsnoria Dajlp auaertiser.
~,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER g..

Extract Of a letter, received Nv tie last mail,
dated the 9tk llt. at Frankfort, kentucky.
!" There IS pct.ling talked of here h,sttre
impeachment Of jadse Sebastian as a Spanish
pensioaeF, holdirg an Office under tie Spanish
government, and the arrest of Col Burr,
6 The legislature is now in session and oc~>
cuPicd about the election of senatorito Con-
sress. Adair, Pope, and general Hopkins
are the candidates. There is mi.cll caucusing.
and L IS sad that Burr IS anxious for the re-
election Of Aeiair. Tie Western Work.
has iilsinuated that Adair VIII implicated in
the Spanish conspiracy, and some members
Of rhe leGis'at.re have pied ed Themselves to
prove t. In consequence ofwhich tae e!ecti-
CT is postponed ten days from this"
Frederick 11ogvn Herald.
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIII positively be sold, to the highest bidder,
on the premises, on.the 18th day OF Dscem-
Der next,
The Tract of Land whereon Thomas
Pollard, sen. lived, in the county of Fai!fsx,
on Popeshead Creek, containing about $50 a.
ores. 1t is valuable plantation, lid lies a.
bout 20 miles from Alexandra, and about the
same distance from Georgetown. An indis
puesble title will be made to the purchaser
One half of the purchase to be paid upon the
execution of the deed in cash, Or young negroes
valued at cash price, and Two years Will be al
lowed for the balance.
October %. l29} law
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York, from Liverpool for Charleston, sail.
ed 10th October. October 24, six leagues
west OF Cape Clear spoke brig Commerce,
Augar, from Cork for New York.
Also ship Echo from Norfolk.
December z.
Arrived last ght schooner Ocean, Bar.
ney, from ST. Bartholomew.
Also British sloop Two Friends, Glib.
bons, Is days from bermuda.
Also schooner Dorothy, Sexton, 6 days
from New York.
Also ship Joseph and Phoebe, M'Corkle,
Sc DAYS from Bremen. Left ship Rcmu
lus, Lutkip, of Newburyport, TO sail short.
~ Spoke the ship Severn, Dryden. from
Baltimore, arrived in the Weser the even.
Ing before she sailed. The ship Abigail,
Bang, for Philadelphia, sailed Id days be-
fore.
Also Bremen barque Un,ernehmnrs,
Wendt, IS days from Bremen. Novem,
Der 29, long. 70 l2, lat. 81. sPoke white
bouomed ship, s. days tom Hayanna for
Baltimore. Theanglish brig Watson from
Liverpool, is aground in tie river. Off
The Capes spoks brig Two Brothers, Rich.
ardson from Hayanna=saw her come into
the bay.
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John Shakes.
Fifty Dollars Reward,
For apbrehend1ng hzeh0rd Golaer,
WHO BROKE JAIL LAST NIGHT.

I'VE was committed, on his cwn confessi-
i j on, OF passing counterfeit Ct ecks; lie
is about 5 ieet 7 inches nigh, fir mpIexion,
light hair, grey eyes, very much ptted with
the small pox, and good deal round shout
dered. He was sailor in the United States
service; had blue sailors jacket and trow~
sers, long blue coat, several white linen
shirts, a pair OF shoes, and a very good black
hat.
The above reward will be given for appre-
hending and securing the said Goner in any
jail, and giving me information thereof.
DANIEL c. BRGNT, Marshal
Ofthe district of Columbia.
Washington City, Dec. Z. [s] dSw
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK, December 6.

The ship Walker eaptaln Barney, after
being detaipSd at the Hook for several
DAYS by foggY and sempesinous weather.
esrne up lass evening. She left Liverpool
on the 14sh of DC ober, and brings Lon
don papers to the evening of the 18th, and
Liverpool pap rs to he IS h enc day later
than cur advices by the Ceres.
Our intelligence from the continent Of
Europe, contained IN these papers, ex.
tends only &c the Sd of October: VIZ had
previously translated for the Mercantile
Adser,,ser continental news TO the ll,h,
by way of Altoona. The only interesting
articles, sherefore, Of whieh we had DO
previous account from any other quarter,
are,
That baron Jacob, the Prussisn minis
ter, arrived 10 London from Hamburger
on The lOih October, in British packer,
which had sailed up the E'be for the pur.
pose Of receiving him.
THAI on the moment the signal was Civ.
en- of the recall CT lord Laaderdale from,
Paris, three or tour armies which were
afoat were sent TO hurl the vengeance Of
the British ,huSder az inst the CONNER.
cialresources OF her enemies in Isasy, Al.
RIGA and America, their particular .dessi-
nation not mentioned
Tia, the king 10 council had issued an
order permitting for sig months The impor-
tsion of several articles OF provisions free
Of duty; and another au,horisiug the i'm,
porsation and expor5stios of various arti.
cles in,o aud from Rode karbor in the
island of Tor,oa.
Price of Stocks, October 11th-Con-
soils 6 IL, Omnium 4 l.2. Fine Flour
74s. 2 LIZ per sack,
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The corps Of general Soult forms the
right wing. which is 10 motion all along
the Danube. Next to This is the army of
the confrdcracy.
/ The Prussian army is stationed at Mey.
nuogen, Eisenach and Gotha, opposite that
OF the French. The Prussian head quar-.
tiers are at Erfnrt.
The elector of Hesse Cassel is main
tanning an armed neutrality.
1t is said that two Russian armies of
$4,000 men each, are rapidly advancing to-
walds the Prussian armies, and, if we
might form an opinion, from the large mi,
litary stores collected in Liebau, third
Russian army is expected.
ThePrussian army ofreserve, asse mbled
at Kos,ris, is advancing along the Spree to-
wards Berlin.
Should both armies take the field with
an equal ardor for conquest, more blood
will be shed in this than any former cam
paign ever recorded in the annals OF the
world.
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the commonwealth, when w. H. Cabell,
was reelected without the slightest oppo.
sition.
Mr.. Samuel Pleasanss was also re-elccs-
ed printer 10 she, state, without aoy oppo-
sIilon.
Tae Legislature have determined by q
joint vote, ioproeeed on Tomorrow to the
choice of atandidase, to s1ppy the va
cancy 10 Tie executive counci, oscasionrd
by the lceath of Lyme Shaekeliord, es-
quIrsI
lis impossible as YET to anticipate the
measures which may be called Up in)sh- lie.
gislalure. A reform in the courts of luss
sice, particularly thes of appeals, has
been mentioned and Lave WIS Yesterday
given 10 bring IN bill 70 amend The Judi
ciary system, which is supposed 10 embrace
This objre... As 10 the revenue srs.em Of
Virginia Y is q iR&uls,o say whether any
amendment viii be attemp,ea.. The yer.
oof'scommnocs'ioa has Sufficiently proven
that SOME smeadmen; /. essentially neces-
sary 10 secure the credit of the slate, aud
TO advance car public institutions.
The senate formed qposum on Tues
day anG e.elecEed their Turner cmsers.
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e. Removal.
BRUSH MANUFhCTORY.

< III. subscriber respectfully informs tbs
5 Public, that &c hss remoyediour &C ors
above his former stand, and opposite i1odg,
kll's indian-l,ueen tavern, wi!ece lie has on.
hand and viii constantly keep g general as
soryclcEt OF BRUSHES, wnicA he offers for
sale on as low terms as they can be purchased
within tire United States-Liaewise Cake and
Liquid Backing, and q Liquid for polishing
tairtop Boots.
John Shakes.
December 9. dSt
&C. Cash given for Hogs Bristles..
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N o Ice.

The Stages between Alexan, !,
dria and Richmond, will travel
on SUNDAYS, until the pub
lie are noticed to the contrary.
lhe Propaetors.