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: March ie.
-Mydcal hy2oument M1aauyfdttozy,
i In Prince. mar Water ,f,ett, Ate*@naria.


yTyHE 5fuB5criber begs leave to inform his
j ~friends and the public in general, that he
flll carries Oh the bulncls of making and gepalt-
ing I,.f,xmsats; and has fer falls, Piano Forces,
plain and additional kcy'd Vislins, 81. on tea-
fonab.e terms; alto ofcrs his lervices tor tuning
and regulating the different lnarunents, .but
thinks proper TO inform the public his terms tor
hun;ng, 60 shat there may oe no Misunderstanding
hersasfes, viz.
Gs. cs,
For tuning Grand Piano Forte, 90
Do. Hasphchota, z 90
Il quilbne DO. 90
Square Pianos. limp r.sd) L 50
D.. Do. American manufacture,
Sssings, ard ether repai:s, beaidss tuning
,sxnaebarge.
IF called on to 60 in the coun'ry--additioaa
charge. according to the TN: and diRaoce.
CO AS i, is tEouh!eiomc backing AID csl
Ing for ~fuch tsh--, the fuhfcfibsr hopes that
thoie that employ him, will rot think harl, OF II,
70 pay the cah as iocn as siia iab is COMPLETED.
John Sellers.
March g. d7t aw Il
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Mnrch 8.
NICHOLAS KINGSTON.

ipctsiuiiy in:orns bis II enas add the puOIic n
Regsne:al, that he hath removed his ao, f.
king itreet, pcx' door to M. jas. Tbs,sss,,
q here b. hath fer ha}e an ex,exEve eqay,ry,,
M
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JAMES BACON,
Il hi: GRocnRr STORE on King Jf,ert hes, liz
addition to bis tanner .eoct. c@af2
A freh Supply of Geau!ne AGucics in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes lis al srIn'ent cc'rIste.
lie voz0 o6e,s fr Iah, an Ks AjnaI !eqy !erm:,
Muftoyado Sugars, ofyarlo Us qua
il;;es,
Lod and Lump ditto,
Imperial, I%E ASr
HyGon, patti ulaIly IeicGled
Il Il foo skin. and family uf',
Be Green Coffee,
Chocolate, CT iapcrios quality.
Madeira,
Bui-Ilos,
L1ib)n, WINES.
Ienenffc,
Malaga, ard
Gcnuue Old Pert
c,nguac and Baurdeaux Brandy,
~. Il Jamaica spirit, Yer fsTfiy mic,
Antigua, ST. Cro'x, ST. Vineents, and New
Ensla Rum,
hpliani Cir,
lFilh aod country Whiasy,
Mol2f-s, Vine. add CIDER Vinegar.
Ssooghsori's b.rirfs.
Mace, N1,mess, Cloves, CaGia, Pimen.e
Cayenne and BLACK, Pepper Raee ana Ground
Ginger, Balst Saft ios table a(e, Pearl Barley,
Rice, Starch Fig hine, Soap, Mould, DIP, and
S4e:macc,i Candle, Re:ined SaI,.PStse, kIotant
,ladigo, Alum, .Copper2s, Nader, BinRone,
Spanning Coteon, P&sen, Shot, ali hz S, bcH
Z 9Th ani connssy. msie Ganpowdsr, Segs1s,
anil Smoaking Tobacco, very bef Chewing To-
baeces
lflmiiton and Leipss's Snuff, Hunte'sPipe,
in boAss.
London Muaard, warranted Of lupc,ior Qua.
hfy, Bixon's bR ditto, Wrapping, Paper, De
mijohn's, &c. Sc. with generally eve,y 2a.ticl.
in hlF iinc-tLe whole Of which have beenfe lyet.
ed with care aud viii be dlfpolsa Of on the ysry
lowelt terms.
December ies
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N . T i, C E.

N Q / u, = T.
The Notwithstanding to~renoVe
to rho h,use nexr DIOR 10 Mot.'s tavern, VIA
rent n. HOUSE AND STORE he at Pfeisnlt
occupies, between Ray4l and Fairfax ftfee's. /,
1'uais Craven.
March al u
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Dr.. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir

On Cough Drops,
For Coughs, Colds, Afhmas, fpitting ofbioo3,
aud all difeaies Of the lungs.f It's merits fands
unriyalled. Price so cents bottle.
DIR. Cooley's Rheumatic Pills.
Price SO cents a box.
tHinkley's Infalllble remedy@for
the Piles.
Price SO Gents Bar.
Very particular direttions accompanying each
of thcle valuable medicines.
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S E z D S.

Both Of English 81 Ame,itaa g,swth.
The .o.lnc' lapofiet thi' taliP.i he mp Sb,
fsr9./t captain Wells, via Norfolk,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23

treated by her husband shat she should be mora
unhappy by returning to her father, under these
circumstances, than by remaining where she was.
Which message was conveyed to her Father. who
rewarded the trader by a present of 800 dollars
more for his trouble and fidelity and his daugh-
ter is now living with her husband in the natl.
on, by whom she has children.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23
Progress Of Rehu5lican;an,.

In all the towns that have been heard
from, wherethe choice of Representative
has been made, we find there are IS Re.
finolicans to 81 Fedcraisfs!! The Repub-
ilcans, alter dedueting their loss from
their gain, have made a clear acquisition
OF Is since last yeai (; the Federalists
have also made net gain Of 5-clear
differences in favor of Republicanism-
THIRTY boston Chronicle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23
VERY rMpoRTANT-rF TRt1,

We give tn: following as a renort, without
meaning to authenticate it.--Indeed we know
NOT how it originated but it is said that as the
United States fSisaie Essex returning home
she met an Engh Sioop of WY and after max
ing varsity of sjgnals. none OF which were an
swered, the Briton suddenly fred broadside m.
20 her, which being returned by the American,
the other went instantly to the bottom. I, is
supposed tn. soop n'stoois Ia: friga'e for an In
aiaman and by This nanoeuvre expected to cap
tare her--Aies. Exp ,sifor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23
Eetrar Ct a letter 70 Gem. Rodgers, dated Aieie-s
Dec LORI, 1895

The American brig friendship, James Ciem.
sbens. nas,er. of Boston, was sent in he,e. on
the 9Th inst. by an Agerine frjga,e. which met
her OF lvica, bound from London TO Leghorn
with cargo of fish; the cause Of OBTAINING and
sending IN said brig, was her want OF the new
Mediterranean passport. with which every sne.
riean vessel should have been supplied on or be
fore the month Of July last. according to the Con
ven.ion made with these Regencies and the due
ro.ifcation given by the Secretary Of State of
ths Un,ed States
The reason which captain C'enncns gives Cor
not having The passport, is, that his vessel has
nor been in the United States, far three years
past, and he Mr. S. imprudcnLY thought
the eruizeT6 would receye tbai ss a sufficient OK
cuse> for his not'being furnished with the new
PASSPORT; bur he has found himself grossly mis-
taken, and (',ho' he Acknowledge thar he hal
seen the notis alton of fhe Secretary of stacy
he has ris1nsd the properly committed 10 his
charge, and IN some n1easurs, endangered ,he
peace Of his Country with this regency. for il
they should have adhered tenaciorsig TO thsir
ussges, she would have been considered good
prize, the passports being The essential paper OF
the vessel. Iigt the high ground on which we
now stand here prevented the idea of OBTAINING
the vessel, aliho' the cruizer was perfectly justi
liable in sending her in. as they know vessel;
only by their passports On her arrival left
the business entirely TO the Government know
ing the grounds on which the United State,
stood, j who without hesitation, gave up the YES
sci and cargo, and tho Dey gave a passport e
protea her against further detention by his cruz
cts from this 60 Lsghorn. aid from thence q
the Untcd States but for - other voyage il
this sea, as the Mediterranean passport is indis
penssbls. lean venture to say that no other ma
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circumstances for less than half the value of YES.
sci and cargo, and we ought not to rely upon =
repetition Of like favors. -
Cpatain Wills, who arrived here ye.ter.
day in the ship !Shepherdess, from Lon.
don, (via Cape de Verds) left London on
the 9Th of April, he left all his papers bu.
one at the Cape de Verbs, which he has
favored US with. Captain w. informs us,
that at the time of the embargo on Prus.
sian vessels, it was supposed there were
fAree hund-ed sail Of that nation in the ri.
yer Thames.-Norfok Ledger, May 20.
The French .fdmiral LIMOS taken.
Saturday arrived in Hampton Roads,
his Britannia majes,y's frigaie Tartar,
Capt. Hawk from Bermuda. Three
days since boarded the American ship Hun
ter from Lisbon bound TO Alexandria. Ga
the 10th OF April in lat. IS, long. 80, the
Hun er was boarded by III. NJ. brig Ra.
ven, from the squadron, under the COIN.
mand of Sir John Borlase Warren, then
IN sight, with the French ship Marengo,
Admiral Linois, of 80 guns, and the fri.
gate Belle Poule of 80 guns, captured by
Sir John, on their passage from India to
France, about the middle of March. The
squadron consisted of Is sail, including
the two captured ships.
Linois was returning, laden with the
spoils OF three years successful cruise.
The Hunter went up the bay yesterday.
%.
The DugE OF BEDFORD, the new vice
roy: arrived in Dublin, the 2o;h of March,
where he was received with great demon
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23
RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY
foRTY-THIRp DA,

foRTY-THIRD DAY.
Prize of 500 dollars-ko. 6O99.
Prizes of 100 dollars-Nos. 1857 70l8.
Prizes of so dollars--Nos. 1855 1855 66S2.
Prize of IS dollars-No 62O3.
Blanks-Nos. 1896 1868 647l 1884 o7S6
7434 74o9 SAT- 4025 $3.50 $500 1894 $3.50
1868 5729 7727 H4l SOL 5555 4O52 66o7
75l4 5464 767l 5oO9 394s 7I9s 44a2 3sO5
ej04 6577 1909 1921 1858 65r9 5l97 4soo
1879 7l19 4092 6346 6278 462l say 493s
DOL o3os oy3o 1914 4I7 6337 $685. 1913
o4So oS9o 3945 4lo6 1889 77S6 7343 500
453I 1910 5o18 $3.50 $500 5375 1921 56o5
46l8 67l4 7247 76A 7j42 1918 5O62 45s3
SOL 57lO 1912 $500 46S8 5000 7665 1901
7<70 629t 1894 800 6i13 5IS6 1852 7439.
Only 200 tickets in the wheel.
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q.
Muscovado Sugar, as. fF and r e., p.,..
sorted r. o"ueF
49,, A NEE Thomas Leipers Snuff
hn's"a ana Jamaica Maccouba do
cnnn,"v H. Havanna ) gar,
Sou".'y 40. Salt tetre
CoEniac & Peach Bran Birthstone. mal.s, =
uoI.na ~, ground Ginger id
w. India and Sugar LOG Wood
Honse NtolAsses 'rustev Co,,o,
- s. s W Aae'ra WINE New York Candles q
Tnrt, 9herY and Ma Soap
i, lsga 40 spermace.i Candies
.eoSis DfoTh otout ---Ol
hsfiihique and Bor- Patent Lamps
u1au1 Io'd'ais. Ouch Cases with plain
Do in Sacks & L oose ca.tines assor,cd
Co,I''., S"gsse Earthen and Stoha
caldwell rLasure & Ware
Cos Sup Chocolate Wiring 8. wranp;ys
Nics Paper
Numcgs. Pepper, Gin Henri VII & M.r,S
ger and Pirento Andrew Ca,
Mace and Gloves Gina fia,es
Oil, Olives and Capers DO. Bowles. Different
Gun Powder. Young sizes
Tyson & souchong Do Tea & Coffee Cups
= is~ and Stucers
~shisier Containing Piais aud Cut Quart,
% anu los Gun pint & half pint De.
fowder Tea I eahters
i riek,ed salmon Pint half pint and gill
Cur Herring and Shad Tur,blers.
Patent Shot, assorted
A regular supply OF LOAF SUGAR bv ,bs
hogshead and barrel at the Philad -lnl, = nriee
:. Fisher & Lesueur.
way ~ loJO.
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SAILS Al AUCTION.

ON Rednesday t5e 2sfb iusf. at t6e sfors ar NJ.
- Hen'y hicClafcby viii be sold By xacticn. all
bis STOCK ~ IRADE. consulting ot4 complete
essotmeni Of D,t copls fogetbe- uffb bis Hovse
bold FiOni'n,e : Trims " sale 6r all srsts not exs
efedsg 20 dollars ea,5; atove 20 and no, e,<ceesr
ing 100, niuep days and ab0ee 100. SIX and nina
monibs crecif--No,es qei,6 opprosed end~sos, nfs
gotiabie ia re Bari of pTtzinia Gill be ,eou;,et
7l1L0R tS RRoJgN, Aaefioueer..
Nag Is, 1906. tS
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tion would have got vessel OF, under the same
circumstances for less than half the vslue of YES.
sci and cargo, and we ought not to rely upon a
repetition of like favors.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23

The DUKE OF BEDFORD, the new vice.
roy; arrived in Dublin, the 2e;h of March,
where he was received with great demon
STATIONS OF respect.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-23
4 JUST RECEIVED
A'aj0' Sale by 't6e S'hseribe~s. an extrasive az.
s0rfment Of
GROCERIES,

ASoNo WHICH ARE THE roLLowIao .,r,s
CLKi
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Continuation 81 late Foreign ,4aEvi'cse
PARIS, saturday Sept. 6.
17uQ -Po7pera qje ~. D'ou5rH.

We Alexander lst, emperor and autocrat
of all the Rnssias, sc. tliere follow all the
titles Of his majesty
Having a continual solicitude for the. preser-
walton Of ealai and tranquility in Europe, and
being moved by sincere desire to put an end
to misunderstanding and to re-esta5ish good
harmony with France on seld basis, VIC have
thought proper to com ait this care to a per
son enjoying our confidence. For this pui-
pose we have chosen, named a.. authorised
our beloved and faithful Peter OubriI, oul
counsellor Of state and cIlevalier Of the orders
of ct. Vladonlier Of the third class, Of Saint
Ann OF, the second and,of ST. John OF Jerusa-
lem, and we chuse, appoint and authorize him
by these presents, for the purpose of attaininq
that end, to enter into conferences with him
or those who shall be sufficiently authorised
for that purpose by the French government
to conclude and sign with them an act or con.
vention, on bases proper to secure the peace
which shall be established between Russia ant
France, as also to prepare it between theothel
beiligerent powers of Europe.
We promise on our i'm; eriM word, to hole
good, and faithfully to execute every thina
which shall be settled and signed by our saie
pienipctentiary as also to give our imperia
ratification within the promised term.
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NAPLES, Aug. y.

The chiefs OF he conspiracy which tend.
ed to nothifg less than 80 murder all TIC
friends Of the ssepoh, were arrested ;ae
very ni8ht ,h>ir plot vas t9 nave been
puE $40 cxeccticT 80 wit. tue Reverend
Rather AoIhQny tie Cntro, a Franciscan
fslar; Pigaafoa'a MeiIics, Andrew Sofia,
and Michael Albaoese.
1'he;F whole correspondence and tie 0.
TIER prolss of aciY Horrible scheme were
seized apes then. Upoa Being uycd be-
fore TIC h!!:i,aYy coaml7slon Of Cassel
Nuovo, they were icaad guilty and con-
demned 10 dea;h on the 1I;a instant
This seaieacs syas ez.cn,sd the ne1
day.
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VENICE, Aug. IS.

Letters from Dalnaiia Of recent date
announce that the french plenipo;e0tia
ries, me Russian admiral and the AGst,ian
general are arrived g: the mog:bs Of The
Cattayo, TO cayry iaso execurioo the aricis
Of The trsatv CT 2resbqrgd which s'iPuLa't'
thar Thar place shall be Delivered U? to the
french, One Of these letters adds, that
the Russian admiral declared thai the
orders he had received from MS court were
so positive, hat he could deliver up tie
place without the intervention OF an aus
irlaa general BE this as il may, we may
look upon Catgaro as already delivered
pp; ard Official intelligence is hourly e.
ected.
Gepcral Maymont is arrived at Ra3ua
with two regiments; he has given Two is'S'
in the town on account Of pea1e os'"$
sisaed bs,wten the French empire aou
Russia.
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1 THE HUNGRY ARAB.
"A Tole frons the Tohfet al Mo1aA

s3 Ii1E II ONChI hhlAD.
Tale frons the. T'ohtet al MoiaAis.
An Arab. who was travelling through the
deser,. was almost exhausted with hunger
aad thirst, when he; unexpectedly perceiv.
e, s man who had spread his cloak upon
s.he ground and was taking his repast with
an excellent appetite. The Arab saiufeal
him. according 10 custom, and sat down
beside him. "Whence CONTEST thou s"
asked the stranger. From the village,'
replied the famished Arab, hoping that ne
should be invited to partake. !" Has thou
seen my house Z" continued the former.
.Yes.'' answered the Arab " it is bead.
tigal aud magnificent; Ks roef reaches TO
the sky, and its court is dsiighital as the
plains of Paradise"
Hast thou seen my shepherds dog!
@, yes! He watches thy herds and thy
Rocks with such vigilance that not volt
dares 70 approach them.
Hast thou seen my son Chaild!
Yes, he was at school, anu was reading
20 his master in the koran with great Euen.
CT, and in most Impressive tone.
How is Chaiid's mother?
IA well as thou cans. wish and there
is not creature, either male or female, IN
all Arabia, who manages a house better,
or can weave more ski!frl'y, or bears
higher character for miidness and beneyo.
slence, "
Has, thou also seen nay camel, that car.
ries out water5
Yes; it is in the best condition.
The msn hearing all this welcome in:e!!i'
gence concerning his wife, his son. and his
property, was so rejoiced that he began to
eat with still greater appetite, bat offered
the langaisaias Arab not a single morsel'
This unfortunate wretch, tofmensed with
the paags Of honger, @as snow aahamed OF
his A9stery, and said 10 haaself,' q must
a,s.ck this covesops and 0sat,abie fellow IN
another way" Asthls moment dog came
up sllnrsa by tbs smell Of the vctuaIs, he
stood still and wagged his tail.
g Yes" said the hnngy Arab, IF
thy dog were stll alive, he would have
wagged his tail exactly in the same man
ner." /" Alas" exclaimed The man, g is
my dog dead? How did rs pe,is;1 =
BY drinking the blood OF shy ca nel -
said the Arab.
What did mp Camel die TOO?
No, replied the Arab, lhey killed ilfsf
tn funeral dinner OF Chaiid's mother.
O, heavens! Is ChaiId's mother dead?
Yes, answered The Arab.
Of what disorder did she die-e
Of what disorder! She struck her head
with such violence against Chalid's tomb,
that che died Of the wouad.
What! My son dead too:
A violent earthquake demolished Thy
house, ssid The Arab, ana he was buried
beneath the ruins.
Grief and horror at this meIaneholy intel.
ligence, deprived the s,ranser OF his aPPe
tire; be ceased TO EFT. rose from bis repss,
left his provisions behind him, aad hasten
ed home with ali possible Dispatch, while
the hungry Arab sas do@n and RECALLED
himself,
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GR!EFSWALD, Aug. 25'

Mr.. hgerIio, a;d-de-camp 60 'Ae k'nB'
was sens ere yesterday to Berlin Wild o u.
patches. Tns Swedish ships have re's cen"
ed orders, it has been said, to raIsS 'n'
blockade Of the Prussiaa ports, oa' now:
yer without quitting their respective S' a.,
ons. Six sqnadron4 of hussars ana "" W
>,at,alIions Of artillery, under the coall'o, :,
Of general count Lowenielm, are on 'a.,
route for Laaeaburg, which by THIS w. ~,
must be evacuated by the Prussian t '.. q
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steer 2isar of PERMANENT ALLIANcE S fo w :
anu PORTION Of the Joreign worla.
ia these salu,ary counsels we implicitly
IN. 4: Evening Posr.
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V. Whenever bis n,a; a.

proper, eifher.o reward grss, sas4i judge
70 excite an use full emulation ~ ~ services, sr
the lastrs Of The throne, he m - 10 add to
head Of family to substitute Ii. sS9 ss.a'
estates 70 form the ,zadowmspt If .'sshoId
diary title which MA MAJESTY ~, a. here.
10 his iavor' reversible upon his ed. s.sa'e
born or to DC born, and TO bis desc.nss0a
10 a direct line, froen male 10 nal '.osHt'
der OF prlmogeai,ure. " Or.
VI. The properly thus possessed
the French territory, conformablr - ap y
preceding articles, will have and win ~, 'ae
20 r'gm or privileges relative 10 III. ' o%
French subjects Of his majesty, and to , ,s.:'
property. '4SE
VII. The ac,shy which his mais,,, :.
authorize head Of a family to sub;,n %.
his freehold estates, as expressed in ' NY
preceding articles, or may permit t1- wv
placing in France Of the eadoymsn,,o ~
duchies dePendens on the empire or so, e
other title which ais majesty nav create !,
future, shall be communicated 70 the sen.
ate, and transcribed IL its register.
Some travellers lately come from Ru,-
sia announce thar from st. Petersburg +,
Russian Poland, there are different can,,
Of troops. spd tbs! nany magazines bap,
been established along the yosd.
LeHe:s from Dresdsn anuouare lb,,
eralclrcles d the electorate of SaxOrv
have demanded the establishment Of il.
provincial militia, and that the mioIs,ara
are settling plan for this purpos-. The
pfesen' p.siod IS highly favorable 10 hi,
plan for ihe s.agnatiou in most of h,
manufactures il Saxony, has Ieft con.
siderable number OF workmen oaly TIC
resources OF military service.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25
FaOM wAsnlgeron clrr, ApriI III

On Saturday the Senate considered The
bill, sent from the House Of Representa-.
tiyes, repeating the aels laying duties on
salt, and continuing in force, for far.
Their time, the first section Of the ael, en-.
titled, Gan aa further TO protect the com
merce and ssamen OF the United States,
agaisstihs Barbary powers" and struck
ont the two 6rst sections which repeal
The acis laying tulicson ssl,--Yeas To-
Nays 9.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
-D<s
FRIDAY APRIL IS, 1906.

Delegates elected to serve in the nert Gene
raj Issembly If Virginia.
Campbell, Thos NJ. Clarke, Wilson Davenport
Gcocbiand. Thos. Miller, William r Fleming.
11eeklentsrg, Hutohins Ferrel, Chs. G.. Field.
Norfolk county, WIN Lindsay Jas. w. MuTdaugh,
Hsnovre, John Bowe, Bathurst Jones
IoWsd, - Watson, --------- Garrett.
Di"widdie, J GOODWIN, T. u. Robertson,
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Nor Losri hn,r nnur nnranr.


Departed this life tina 18th Instant. the sr,i,',fe
5PovsE OF Mr. EoMuED JAnssoE, msr, ha.. !.
ChSno'te county She Sustained with urco.
mon patience. lingering, utpsinful discsse, .-,t
skl'o'ica ~ her last momert3, or,itatc sGl
scls colicaion rarely met v1Gh. which moved =.
source Of lively consolation to a numerous an;
rss?eaa5o train of relatives.
Ba, if We hope for THAI We see nov, ;i,es. ia
We win patience wait fer II.
On TncsIay tre f5,h Apr;f mat d;ed .u,lfeo-
y The Hon EDWARD SHpPEN lats Chef
Jus';re Of he Suotemc Cougi Of 9enJisyvsnis,
"a tie 78,h year Of his aye
DIED,~In london ON to. 1871 Dr.,
cember last, HSHR7 SAMrsoE EToo9-
gAbI, esq. aged 81 years. no Cor forly
years conducted Th@ Pubic idser;Ger,'
IN WHICH ihs celebrated let.cfs Il JaHus
were ofiginalv prbiisheI.
ss-fsGe ~ -,l.sss a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25

D1HD-Grsaty regretted on Wednesday, the
i6th jnst. Mrs. MARY Il. RANDOLPH yile
OF Thomas Randolph, ESQ. of Morven AFTER Il
lingering ard most painful illness, which she en-.
du'ed with he mistaken fortitnde of chri:,;ar.
TO do justice TO the many exceencies, and many
virtues, which ever distinguished this smiabe IA
dy, III the various characters of du,ful dauph
Ter, loving sister, an sseEiionate partner ant
tond mother, would transcend the feeble powers
81 TIE waFficst pancgyrist. Alas she was
sn'iehed from her numerous friends, and weep
Ing relatives, in the prime Of life, and merriam
Of doincsle happiness. Leaving ore lovely chs-
rn5 10 mourn q iost " mama !" she resignc y bct
breath without groau, anidst thar cain seci.
NY which conscious inHcceuce alone bcstows.
" 80 unaffected 50 coJrpos'd fgind,
S@tfn' .Tef sot 90 s'rosg, yet so refaE.
hsdvn as as Putsf g3if, 6y f0rtmey rTf
Tee SAN: sRsiGiH'G u GH re sgOiHa;l c!sl''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25

dfassachnsefts Election. - According 10
the reIurps, from Z Is towns, published in
the boston Centlncl, tse votes for govern
or were--for SmavaH a2sT2& .Strong'
20 l5!: present iedetal majority $685.
In The same towns, lsst year, &lilsvan had
2ls55: Srong 24,435, rnajogi., 3,iso -
difference IN FAVOR OF the republican candi,
date, since last year 252.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25
Richmond Academy Lottery,
THIRTY SEVENTH DAY.

Thirty SEVENTH DAY.
Prize Of 100 Dnllars--No. 1926.
Prize of so D3l,ars- 1855
Prize Of rs Duilals--Ns 5483.
Blanks--Nos ASt5 44Sf 6442 1855 712a
1915 5402 Ola. 1863 1923 si83 7So7 5S45
So 1873 1894 ol20 576l 1879 757S 81 o
1865 1882 4iS7 5765 1855 1858 1923 1887
$3.50 1879 604t 1887 1857 66iS 900 4g3S
1851 1866 64i7 3o77 67V9 1850 4i79 57y2
,J2 6976
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25

Letters from Canton, via Roston, state
that the Englyo China hect had safely
arrived tbere.--Phl Gsz-