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TIE PUBLIC

a RE informed, that the MAI, srAcP
, trom this place to Petersburg and F.slc,
fic.'burC, viii f1rt every Sunday morning ~
o.cinck' trom this time I'll, ChriGmag.
November IS. 81
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--eoNsIsTINc Or

CONSISTING or
- uPERFlNE and common Cloths, Coatiucs and
- kerieymeres, Lyon Skins and fries, Keljal
Cotons, Plains and half thcks, Rofe Grip d and
point Blankets, Mauchercr and Bennet's Cnrd. Fan.
cy WELCOMING, SILK, Cotton, Worried and plain
Hofiery. Gloves, Durln,s, W,lebofe3, Bon,ha
zetts and Bombazeen, Iri,h Linens and or
naburgs India Cottons, CanIhrcks and Fancy
Munns Silk, Camel Hair and Cotton shawls,
CaIiieoes, Cotton and Silk Chambrays and Italian
S1cenets Wells, &c. &c.
few hahies eigant Ciyeg1Taa Robes nspE,aHy lo4g.
The whoe Of hich viii be fold on terms the moe
reaonable Baf(onafC5ob can be afforded for.
Gun Powder Jingle and double T. offuperor quail
ty by the Keg.
Nov. is. ,r
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tindured with federation that 70 far from hav.
ing any bias towards thar party, upon every
queition in which principle was involved, they
had To encounter the iJiut oppofition OF the fe-
deraiiits, and that portion of the republican
majority who have been dcnomiaa,ed third par
~ men. DECiUS.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.

NJ Office is hereby given, that TIE annual meet
= ing OF Stockholders, ill be heldat MIR Eroot.'s
Tavern in MascheHer on the Mond,y in De.
eember next, at tea O'Clock in the forenoon.
JAMES BRAEDER, C'k.
HO'' 49, 10
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s IACORS.

Ha' Jgf resei9ej lii JaR2J5
{ ALL AND FANCY GOODS {:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
TUES DAY, FEBRUARr 4, 1906.

| ar'y liable to corruption. We have subject
ed(said Mr. b. all our civil officers to GER
tain punishment shall W. then exempt a
class of men who are proved by the his,o-
ry OF all countries 10 be peculiarly addict
! ed to corruption! 1t is an acknowledged
TACT that before the Spanish tribunals JUS
tice IS actually bought and sold, and that
the longest purse is always sure 10 car
ry the cause. De Lolme has told us,
that more English judges have been pu-
n'shed for malversa:ion than even English
ministers; that there are more spots up.
on men clothed in Ermine, than upon he
contaminated servants of the crown. We
may be told perhaps that there has been
remedy provided for all these gticvan-
ces, in the power of impeachment. But
let experience decide upon this inefficaci.
Gus provision. Warren Hastings! The
man who had dcluged India with blood,
and P'undered its oppressed inhabitants,
vas acquitted by the house of lords, deci.
q ny upon theirhs..oi'. In our own couNtry,
We have seen that mammoth delinquent.
Judge Chase, who had rendered himself
obnoxiousin every court where he had Off
Grated; we have seen even him hoRorabiy
acquitted. And what now is The doctrine
deduced from this decision before tho Sc
nate of the United States? That no Judge
Is hereafter to be dismissed from Office
upon the strongest construction of tyran
ny and corruption from actual facts, and
that overt-acts alone are sufficient to con
Gen,p him, when 81 eak Of the history
ot I,idges (added Mr.. d } it is my pride
and pleasure to declare, that the Virginia
bench has hitherto exhibited an honorable
exception. Times however may change
and we may then lament The inefficacy of
a Provision under whose shel.er a Hast.
ings and Chase have escaped with impu-
nifty.
Mr.. b. mex. commented upon the pre-
sent structure the county court system {;
a system which makes the justices of the
court, Notwithstanding their exorbi,ani
power, eligible To- either hou c of assem-
bly,. He quoted lengthy extra@ from
fuckers Blackstone. Vol. /. Part /. p.
lis ll6. l has besides Che observed)
th's unfortunate const quence that the
great number of magistrates IN this house
sill always produce an opposition 10 any
charge in ,he judiciary sys EN- WHICH
may affea their own ipieiesss hove ever
t; may advance the Interests of the peo-
pie.
Mr.. b. concluded ri h apoloeising 10
he house for having 50 long detained
them by remarks, 10 which The feeble
state of his health would not permit him
% DO jnstice
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House Of Delegates, Monday. January 90
CALL OF A CONVENTION.

(HHr.. BnrFgePs Speech concluded
Some objections too may be raised a.
gainst the present structure of the coun-
Gil nf state. That body in fact consists Of
too many members. Not 10 speak of the
article OF expense, which in a republican
government deserves TO be considered,
the possibility is too much divided.
Instead OF being concentrated IN the hand
Of a single magistrate, il is divided and
scattered among cigh, privy councillors.
Let even an occasion occur, which calls
for the dismissal Of these officers we
shall find there is another provision in the
constitu,ion, which destroys the benefits
Of an entire responsibility. Instead Of
having the authority OF dismissing an 90.
noxious council for every year or every
three years, the legislature cannot in fact
exercise complete right OF controul un.
der any period short of - years.
The appointment or the executive coun.
ell ike that ofthe chief magistrate is con-
fided to the legislature. The same ob.
jeetious apply to each. And there is this
objection which applies to the election Of
every important oeIicer by the legislature.
When the asse mbly meets in the capitol,
its members arc uuaCquainted with the
pretensions Of the candidates who are to
be brought forward. Either then the lie.
gislature must put up with the candidates,
who are known to this city and Supported
by IT'S influence, or it must vote for the
candidates according to the representa-
ons OF their respective friends. And
vhere Is the case eEsIcised by the men,
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MESSAGE
From the President Of The United States,
respecting the application Of HAMET
CAsAmALLi, ex'bashaw of Tripcli.
(Coniiauea
Commodore Barron to William Eaton, esq.
Malta, 22d March, 1905.
(Con; mud J

SIR,
By capt. Hull, who arrived in this har-
Dor with the United States brig Argus
under his command. on the 10th instant,
received your favors addressed to me,
together with COMMUNICATIONS for the
secretary OF the navy, and copies Of the
correspondence betwixt yourself and cap
tain Hull relative to your proceedings,
from your arrival in Egypt until his de.
parturc from th3hce also by the hands
OF Mahumed, secretary, a letter from his
exceleDcy Hamet bashaw, announcing
his junction with you, all which have
perused with an attention and delioera-
ton which the important and int re sting
nature Of their contents demands. can
not but applaud the energy and perseye-
rance that has Characterised your progress
through series Of perpiexing and dis
couraging d ficuhies, 10 the attainment
Of he obj cl OF your research, an attain
ment which am disposed to consider as
fair presage of future success.
On receipt Of these communications
by captain Hull, did not lose moment
IN making ne necessary arrangements
for sending you succours, and now dis
patch the Argus brig, with he Hornet
sloop under her convoy, carrying a vaIi-
ely Of stores and provisions, according to
the accompanying list. Csp.ain Hull
", II shape his course for Eorr5a, direct,
where he calculates Oh finding you, with
the bashaw and his army, ard where he
supPoses you will make stand. have
duecled him 10 deliver these stores to
you to be applied as your discretion may
dreSi. He has also Gndcr his charge d
sum in specie, amounting 10 600 dolls.
which is likewise TO be placed at your
disposal. BY the time these v, ssel1 IS
taDiish q Communica Ton with you,
you will have been enabled TO form u
correct op,noa as TO tie prospect of ul,l-
mate success, and thence TO estimate
the advantages likelySto result To- our az.
fairs from this cooperation, and by this
opinion you must be guided in the aP
piicatisn of the succours. Should you
have encountered unexpected difiieuIte.
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Moticce.
to the iaIl OF

~OMMIITED to the jan Of
this county, about the 9Th of December
last, a negro man says his name 10 II
that he was on ms way with his master Derip
soy Nash, moving 10 the Tennessee from nsar
Norfolk, when ne left him near this county, says
he formerly belonged to captain John Brar,hle,
cf Hichmond; was sold TO Mr.. Nash, ef Nor
folk says he was hired for the two last years
by Mess:eurs VIM. & Henry Haxhail, of Peters
burg He is stout. well made fellow. about
feet 10 or I inches high. apP.ars 10 pc about %
years OF age, has had the Small Pox vefy bad.
Had on When taken up. blue cloth coat and
home spua oheekered pantaioons. The owner is
requested 70 come forward. pay charges & take
him away, or he will be dealt with according to
law.
JOHN WILLIAMSON.
.r2m) Keeper Of TIE 5aR
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FOR SALE,

A LEASE of eight years from the
IN 28d, Feb. next) IN the three BRICK
TENEMENIS near the Marker bridge, at pre-
sent occupied by Messrs Jas. & Alex'r Dunlop,
Moses il. Judah and Register u Bohanan.
VIM. M'Kim.
Richmond. Jan 9th, 1906 3w
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A n CANT and almost new onaais
~ BNiDLE. was found on the river road,
near Martins Blacksmith's shsP, Powhatan
couu,y--the owner, by applying at this Office,
and paying the expense OF this advertisement,
may obtain it. ST
NIB The bride is a. Maj. John Harris's.
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NOTICE.
administrators of James Win

4 VI II auminiSCratrlxO OF ameS WIZ
1 free. dec hereby gives notice to all persons
who have claims against the deccdent. that she
means to close her administration speedy as
possible and requests those who have claims. Ell
thar by bond, note or open account, to bring ,hem
forward properly northumberland those who
are indebted to the said estate, to make payment
OH or before the second Monday in March next /;
that being the time when tho said administrative
proposes 10 make up her account of administra
fion, and return to the county court of Chester
field All persons concerned are hereby notihed
that unlcs, due attention is paid to this adver-
tisament, it will be plead in bar against all those
who are in default.
Ann Winfree, Adm'x.
Chesterfield, 28,h, Jan. 1906 tl0M)
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Will BE SOLD,

A T the late residence Of Samuel Dixon, dee
~ on Wednesday the 26lh day of February.
liz being Hanover court day. if fair, if not the
next fair day.
All the PERSONAL ESTATE
OF said dscedent, consisting of several likely
young Nsgroes, Household Furniture, Shop
Tools, Plantation Utensils, &c. &s. Terms OF
sale will be cash FOR all sums often dol!a:s and
under; for all sums above ten dollars crsdi,
will be- al owed until the Sis, OF December next
the purchasers giving bond with approved secu
rty. The sale viii commence at IL o'clock -
NIB The above mentioned place of sale is with,
in half mile Of Hanover courthouse
G.. w. Dixon, Adm r.
January 30th 1906. tds
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CONFECTIONERY, DISTILLERY.
AND
EYCEhNG COFFEE HOUSE.

II 7HE. Subscribers having taken the new Tenement
of the widow Collins, adjoining the Market
Bridge have opened Confectionery and Diilillery
Shop, under the firm of Daniel Scheling & GO.
where they have opened large fupply of articles in
that line, and intend keeping conaant fupply One
oil the partners Mr. Schelng is perfectly acquainted
with the buinels in all its various branches. bav;ns
carried it on in ome of the mott principal towns III
Europe, as ALTO in America.-Amonc fon,e OF the ara
tlcles in their line, they will enun1era.c-.
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DOLLY MILES, who came TO this place from
Maryland, and was reduced TO the neeefisy Of
folieting aid from the ci liens Of this city, now
returns them her fncere thanks for their bene-
volenee--She informs thoie who would give her any
Neede-Work ts do of any kind, that fhe refdes in a
.Hoafe near Pr, Hawkins II will be duly attended
to and faithfully executed.
Richmond, NOV. %.
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HIST RRCRIuRn

q FRESH Ahortnnent of Claret Wines, Cham
y Paigne, Moufeux by the box Burgundy. sau.
tern, Vim de Grave, Laf5t;e, Mufca, Of Frontiorae.
Wine Biitersand ALTO, frefh fupply Of Olives Ca
Pers, Anehovies, Cayenne Pepper, AIuHard, Prunes.
Raiiins by the box, Almonds and Fiiberts All kind
OF Weit-India Sweetmeats; all kind of Confeeione-
ry-and different articles Of Perfumery--For Sale b,
ALEXANDER PLAINVILLE
Richmond, oct. IL. (g.wem9
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~ By content gfbs Payiic5 eoaeeraed TIE le eC fJs
LAND adve,jfed in bs sd column Of tbe6R 9qgs Of fbi.
day'f PAPER, bP99poaed ill Soiardoy Bs 29b IF vop.
1896, 7cbea he aid Lo-d 7oiH be agaia e6t,ed oy e
rpm he ferHs Prop9cdm tbs d Alue,fE geaf, a1i,fs
HlaH be PreVi0yly dj6efd Of BY Brivaiey ak.
JOHN WILLIAMSON, ir.
n. SHEPPARD,
]. SHEPARD,
BENNETT TAYLOR.
Nov. rs.
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The federal Court commenced rs rsfiion in
this city, on Saturday lait. The charge of
Cbicf JYi?ice Mnry6aN was, az it /soxa be, PR
'inenf, hretly jnaieiai, & perfectly free from all
eStraueus political INTERESTINGLY altered
inaeed are the times, Gnce the prefer, adminir-
tra,ion came into power iince Judge Irede
uied to deliver his political ftrmons from the
bench ofjuiticr, and federal Grand Jury pre-
tented member OF Cougrefs for writing indie
pendent circular letters to his connituents.
Lord Howick, who is appointed to fiicceed
Mr.. Fox, was once the celebrated Mr. Grey,
dieinguiihcd member of the Houfe OF Com
mona and a firm friend to the oppoliton. His
principles NUT be materially changed, lince
his acceiiion to power, if he is not till attached
to the iyitem of MIR. Fox. His appointment,
therefore, in the place of Mr.. Fox, affords
new hope, that the Cabinet will not abandon
its pacific fyfem.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
MuGcovado Sugar in hhds.
do. of fra quality, in bbIs.
Holland Gin and empty Gin Cafes,
l.. p. Tenerife Wine,
Cogniac Brandy,
Molanes in hhds. and terces,
Coffee and German Steel.
SAMUEL MYERS.
Nov 10 Tow.
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go the mem6rrs Of TIE Virginia Legislature.

20 the mrm6err Of TIE Virginia Legislature.
We fubmit the following ftatements of the
finances of two of our Sitter States with 4
fncere hope, that they may in fome meafure
incite to a fimiIar eftabfhment of our treafury.
IT'S true, we have no u. States ftock, as Ma
ryland has nor any mony on Rand as Vermont
but we have refources OF our own, equally
real and efficient, if our Legislature would be
but determined enough to employ them. We
have land we have labour we have a
people able and willing TO contribut to the
neccfties of their country. Why then
ihall we incur the reproach OF being al
mof perhaps, the only fate in the union,
whole treafHry lie poor amidR the oyerfowings
of the people? Why ihalI we patiently Zee our
Auditors warrants hawked about the itreets of
Richmond, and facrificed at difcount of 5
per cent
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PLYMOUTH, Sept, 90.
Orders are iuR received for the 18th and s7th
regiments, which were ordered for the fecret
expedition, to fail directly in their tranfports,
when the wind comes fair, to reinforce THE army
al BnsHos ArreJ, South America, under the
command Of that able Officer Mrjor General
Achmuty. In coniequence of this order, all is
hurry aud bufle with thele two regiments
which are in high order and well appointed.
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TO RENT.

NE HOUSE at PRINT oceg4ied BY Mr.. SbielS,
('yr tie 6djo7llHb a v0y dgfya5ie Efqafioa To-,
friVafs Ja@i!y. AfbLyfo
JAMES c. ANTHONY.
NOV 20 oaw9t.
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DoHt. 100

DoX. 600
VOa' frequently at tie P9a- Office, Natural Fridge
6'tTv'e' tie time g Letters yvL tie o.en7eniigzd Nor,
'rg1i to baVe GrriVed e'e, and tie lsb izf en7uiyn
jer hf!er, INT none eb baden got 10 that office, ard on
ibat day J isf R0ek-6,i9gs County.
JAMES STRANGE.
Pstrrj5mg, Nov. 90. e.
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RUMFORD ACADEMY

INSTRUCTION Of you'll goN commence at this e,se.
= oTte l5b Of January next, u0der The dre.7ion of
lItGrs Cbiss Terrell and Ei7yayd Cayliek, e latter Of
tObom will aJ0 5oa,d q b2ys 7vbo 7v 5.yeby reeey.
TIE eogfaHf attention and 0dvee Of fJeS genfa,qcn III.
eHdit' Of this igifnfon 7UN 5s TIE Jolozvigg Enrre,
Fre"nb, and Lsfi" heag1agefj Ceeyra3by, AriBSrfe.
A1a!bemaf5 Blair Lectures Natural and Azorai FLi-
hPby' 70i6 HJ?0ry and C0mfsftioa. TIE exSeaees of
ii Aeadt~y H'7on"f 70 $50 d0A Per Snnnw, Pad quar-
tey!y in advanet, Viz
Beard z0gGing, and fuel, 100
Tuition, 80
'0eb faaaf fr1jEigg bis bed and eaal5. Ex6cri-
tnef tire yairf ,OVes this ole beatty faiou and
or 0neb Jtsiaf.d from Temptations to vss5 Of egery G
friPfon, az any in PTginia.
T0HN ROME.
hf7s-'' "''H" G6N"iy, 4Vov' 70. 4zU.
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We have always deemed it flbject of alton
ilhment, that Great-Britain coeped up on the
iide OF the continent, and all-powerful at fea
has never employed her refources upon diltant
eoHqueRS. We had fuppofed that the Hands of
France and Spain in the Wet Indies, and the
fSpanilh colonies of South America, would have
urniihcd the mott tempting objects to her ambi-
ton; fulicieut to pay for all the expences of
their couquf and defence by the riches which
they contained, the commercial advantages
which they preiented, and by their being held
as guarantees for purch1ling equivalent acquii-
lions OF territory, or more favourable terms, in
the treaty of peace. But thefe expectations are
at length about to be realized by the conqueR,
which has been lately achieved by the Briil,
III s. America A.: conqueR, which from the
large expeditions preparing in G. Britain, they
feen determined TO preierve and 10 extend
The conqueR of Buenos Ayres is fruitful
theme for reflection.
Nothing is better calculated to fhow the i'm
beetle policy Of Spain, aud the defencelefs Fate
of her colonies.
IF the fame weakness pervades every part of
her South American territories, the Britifi
arms may penetrate every colony. The road
TO fJtoh is an uninterrupted poft road. There
are pnit-houics, and relays of horfes and carri-
ages, acrofs the country to Peru. The Britifh,
if they receive neccGdry reiHforcements, may
probably pats from Peru to Chill, to Grenada,
and 20 Caracas. The profelIed Object of Mi
/ rsnda's expedition is of courfe annihated. II
they Allocate with him, it will fcarcely be &c
reitore the independence Of his country. The
probability is, that they have amufed him by
empty promifes, for mother purpoie thantomakc
a falie attack upon Caracas & diSiae the for.
ces of the enemy. To give independence tc
his country is now out of the queltion. Miriam
i Ga mutt either fink into the humble infrumen
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WILL BE SOLD, oa~ e,edJf, on tie 5fb day of Dr.
@fmse' next, at f5e late D10eg Of A1ajf5a Braaeb,
d,& (beiag 05sut tire miles 5rom lzaae5oG.y ,
SEVEN NEGROES coniiRing of Men, Women
- and Children, amonga them are fome valuable
houie fervsnts; alto all the houfehold and kitchen
furniture, (an,ongf which are fome excellent beds
completely furniihed), Plantation utcns of eyerykird
being what conias, the property of the late Mar
tina Branch, deed. who was the widow of Peter
Branch, deed. The terms Of lale will be made known
on the premifes by the
ADMINISTRATOR.
Nov 20 St9
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BALTIMORE, November Is.

Our valuable corref pondent at Annapolis has
forwarded us feveral intereaing official fate
ments, fgned by Robert Deny, auditor. general,
and prelented by him to- the Legislature of this
fate: They furniih highly Hattering view of
the public funds. One is an Ultimate of the
fate debt, made up TO the firf infant, by
which there appears TO be balance of feventy
two thoufand two hundred and fxty.fx pounds
hx,een Fittings and lixpence three farthngs cur
rent money, and alto one million two hundred
and thirty-two thoufand five hundred and nine
ty-hve dollars and forty one cents in Rock of
the u. S. to the credit of the Fate of Maryland,
excufvSaf the 6ock in the Potomack Naviga-
ton, andthe Banks of this State.
The following credits given TO the fate are
not included in the above
Stock in the Potomac naviga-
ton, E45J66I3,4
Ditto in the Bank of Balti-
more. $685.
Ditto in the Union Bank, 1900
Ditto in the Farmers Bank, $4,000
Balance due from
the fupervifors
of the public
roads. l,7o7,14,4 Sterling.
Ditto from the
poor-houfe, Bal
tmore county, 2,4OO
Ditto due from John M'Henry
and Co. hnals, 1,297,2,1l
Ditto due from w. A. Wafh-
ipgton, of Va. oyerpaid his
acc. againf the Principle i'oO''ii'0
Company, April 10, 1901.
(HmrieaH.)
BY report made to the Legislature of Yer.
mont Of the rate of the ,reaury, it appears, that
the payments for the lat year amount to 49,.
7e2 dollars SO cents. The receipts 10 1851
dollars ID cents-and there is now in the trea
! fury 81, o3I dollars and so cents.
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Patry of any defcription, and alto ornaments for
Tables prepared on the lhorteR notice
Under the fame firm, they have alto opened an
EXCHANGE COFFEE HOUSE, where all the
principal News Papers thar are publiied ON the Con-
tinent may be feen and perufed
Coffee, Chocolate, Tea, Cold Cuts, SC. furniCa.
ed on Reasonable terrns
They respectfully inform the public and their
friends in general, that any orders that they NAV BE-
favored with, hall be pun6tually attended to- and
every thing in their line ihall be furpiIbed m ,bs
mott reaonabe terms, and in a neat and falhopable
GyF NOV. o5. IT,
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No1uCk.

NOTICE.
I M i.'>,a7e9 6y 1f:gJs. Je'f5 AEvA y .. j.
Rieb,ve"d' f5st icy put raey eov.5 ai,cslod io n.
Jarrf Sf's'se) Naia,i Byiyc, Pock-b,iyge eos~f,,
TIE sAts7ei9g NOTES. arg hef rbr fame rye,e et az
foe Pee O3'ec at Ricbmogd, vis-
On tie 2lf on 1905,
No. 2676 c Ba4k IF Hirg II Me-. 1906, 60
7S7 y do. %. ; OR. 1904. 90
1850 Il office ef0, u D. Pei. II Jus 1905, 90
234s n BGaz " rrg. 9 Mag 1900, 10
2l64 ID do. do. E4a. 1906, 10
1888 ID DO. %. IL T..ae 1905,
1863 DO DO. 10 Jnne 1905, $
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