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The following eulogy on the Tyre breathes the
true fpirit of the Mnfe. II ia worthy ofthe
theme which it celebrates and the compli-
ment is the. more affecting, as from the gent
US which he difplays, the author proves
himfelf no humble proficient in the art
which he profefIes to commend.
The tale in which this eulogy is wrapt up, is
itrikinely pieturefque. A poor and neglected
poet determines to abandon his favorite art.
He looks for fome more acceptable employ
ment. Shall he conquer glory in the field of
battle Or fhall he accumulate riches in the
paths of commerce? The blood and havoc
of war deter his innocent mind from the
firt. The innocence, the peace, and pro-
fit of commercial fpeculations impel him to
the laf. He determines to hang his harp up
on the trees, and abandon it to his fate.
The wind however revives its notes. Alceus
liftens with new tranfport to it's Golian
tones; and the extacy which it infpires, 70
hyperion to the Din of glory or the SpIendor of
wealth, impels him to devote his mind com.
pletely to the mufes.-The whole of the
Wanderer in Switzerland" has not yet
reached our hands; but if the other parts
of the poem arc not inferior to the follow
ing fpecimen, it certainly estitIes it's author
to rank among the kaptisf of the modern
Poets. Ed. Eng.
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CRY FRICTION

ME Electors qualified by law to vote FOR Con-.
MON CouNcIL-MEN e ALDERMEN of the
city OF Richmond, ara hereby no,i6ed to aiIembe on
the FRI Wednesday in April next, and caufe to be
ehoien eight tir and proper rerfons from each ward
to ierve as common Couneel-men and Aldermen for
one year. The election for Jefferfon ward, will Be-
held at the Court Houie, for Madifon ward at the
Eagle Tavern, and for Monroe ward 4, MIR. Tho,,,a.
Whites new brick hoafe, near the old Academy ne
poll will be opened in each ward, preciiely az 10
~clock. IOHN p. PRICE s..
March 90. ,rH
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1ONW Ltcocr


INFORMS re Cifiseqr Of Risbr.era arr n, ,r,,;a
gcnerai ibai be bar raosed 10 The Cit, of Ribu.,
srbsns be ba' opened eosrpef. 6ge,ieaf of .,egos
dizs, nssi door TO MeD;s. PrsG.r ard .!o..y,,.,
Ps"dae Store, and cfpgife fbe Eash eon66,s,
fS'fIv 9fhe /oiie7ci.g ariisies
Il ONION Spring, Pannel and hand. Saws. c.t.
i teel and German do.
Caneel Files of every dercription,
Till Locks, hrafs and ircr
Wood Screws of every Gze,
ed. I'D. & cd. wrought Sp,iss,
rcd. & pod. wrought Nails,
I'd. & 80. fine drawn C!ou.s,
Saddler's 1'aoks of every fizs,
Brafs Nails, S,ra;nng &, Clrt Webb,
Plated Bride Bits ailurted,
Do, frrup Irons do
Drafs mounted feel blade Squares,
Srais and Iron chamber door Locks of evcre
Gze,
Stock Locks Of all fisrs,
Looking aud LADIES drefi-g GiaiIes,
Plated Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips OF every Gze.
Carpenters & Joine,s Tools Of every def,r;,-f
ton.
Alo, az aGortnieai Of DE1- GOODS.
Superhre Cloths ant, Cai.!:n.res,
Benne.s Velvet and Patent Cord.
Manchester Stuffs,
Fafhionabe Silk hofe,
Rofe and Duae., Blankets,
Coarfe Linens and a number Of otI,- ,r,;.
ees too tedious to inrrt all of which will behold lo,.
December Is. If
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TO THE rITRT-l

u The PUBLIC.
q" WfSaeaay tie fLe Of ASrH next, zpW essvsenee tie
Jak Of I'm. PrisIardi, 7vbot Stoek in T,sSs,
..,...coNSis7INC oF..m.-..
a tERY EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
a in all arts and licences, of the latet and b.fl e.
ditions; together with grea, variety of STHTL.
oNAR7 ARTICLES-Paper, Blank Books Cuii!.,
ink,Powder, Waters, Sealing Wax, Morocco Pock.
es-Sooks' fine Cutlery, Playing Cards, Mathematical
inhruments, Parchment, Drawing Paper
Also :-Mufc and Mulical Inltrunents-Fne-
toned Piano Fortes with additional keys. Violins, Cla-
rionets, German Flutes, S;e. Church Organ, four
fcpsand mahogany cafe.
Bibles, Teifaments Spelling books & C. will be M,
up IN dozens to accommodate Shop Keepers and eoun
try Stores.
The tale to continue from day to day until The
whole Rock is difpofed of.-For every FUN above
twenty dollars xty days credit will be allowed for
negotiable notes with approved feeurity
n Catalogue Of tie 1Ubolt ST0CK zriH be eu5Gje.d
6sfSre lie day Of |aie.
pRoSSER u MoNcURE, p Mrs.
Niarch ~ tdf.
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- VIC IN never, rresr ras,.
Glory, eorimerc-, now in vair.
"Tvmpt me TO the field. the main
"1he n,ufes TONS are blen, though born
TO cold neglect, and pt,ury, a.,d icvrn.
What though all the world nsgl.a me,
Shall my naughty foa reph,e
And fhall poverty dejsa nae.
"While this hsllow'd I.yre is n,inc !
Heaven-tha, DER my helpless head,
Many wrathful vial med,
-" Heaven gave This Tyre and thu. deereed
Be thou bruifed, bat no, broken read"
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aforementioned foiution IS poured, Csivsne eGee,s
are obtained upon prepared frog. the fpnal marrow
ol which is made communicate, by means of leaf
o! ecebearia, with the baie oF the pile.
10 place of the raddih and red beet the auhor has
already fubniiu,ed dss of other vegetables with G.
quail iueceis. He invites OF feienc- repeat ard
vary thefe experiments, which, he fatters hmfelf,
will ierve to extend the application of the Galvanc
theory to all vegetation.
We are happy to announce the arrival il. London
Of Lord Vifcount Valencia his return from. India,
by the way of Suez, with his Secretary Mr. Salt, a
ter nearly Year, abfence from England in various.
parts OF India his Lordfhip made feveral months
nay in the Red Sea, and the adjat emit fea COATS and
has made fome valuable charts Of shof. different pla-
ees. MIR. Salt, his Lordfhip's Secretary, made an
exeuriion into Ably finia with Major Aunde far as
the Capital Gondar The public will be exceedingly
gratifed by much valuable information, collected by
his Lordhip during this long, laborous and laudabe
refearch. A young Abyfiuan Prince is in his flute,
who is near relation of Negade Ra Mahomet. one
OF the principal officers Of hate, 70 often mentioned
by that celebrated traveller Bruce, being his friend
This young prince appears poGeed of great natural
endowments, and anxious to become acquainted with
the manners and cufoms of Great Britain.
We are happy once more to contradict the report
sf the death of MuNco PARKE, who was faid to
have fallen 4 victim in the interior of Africa. Ae-
counts were received off him about the middle of the
Preient month"; which flated his arrival at Tombuc-
too, and that he is his return. Ii is TO be
feared that he will encounter great difficulties in hi.
journey, as he has to tow his boat all the way back
asanft the fsream. The journal that is f.nt to Eu.
rope is dated from Sanrapang.
Taloe5is PSilo. Mr.. fer O,s. 1906.
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%p anti)oritp.
LAW OF THE u. STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Makirg farther apfreeriao1i 70, jorfrg he Part, &
baS6Ortof tie Un;isd Slater.
z r t"aeed BY tie Senate ani Hoyis Of Reorosntr.
- tive, of TIE United STATE, Of Astriea in Coyeye1
cB'as6La, Tia, FUN of meney not exceeding on.
hundred and fifty :houfand dollars in addition to the
iums heretofore appropriated, be, and the fame i.
hereby appropriated. 10 enable the Prefdent Of the
United States tn oaufe the porte and harbors of the
United Statesto be better fortified ard protected
SEC. 2. dAdk he IL turtle, enat5sd, That the money
appropriated by this a, fall be paid ont of any mo-
ney in TIE rreafury of the United States not other
wife appropriated.
NA'TIt. MACON,
Speaker Of tie Helfs Of R.f,ej:ntiiivet.
S. SMITH,
P,Sfdtat IF ibe Senate, pro fe1rpo-r
March 3, SOY.
ArPkovro,
TIT. TTrrHCcONy
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JOHN hLcOCK.

{ INFORMS his friends and the public, tina, he n;,l
carrie on his CABINET MANUFACIOky
IN all Its branches. He has renewed his War. Room,
w the 'ront hou'e ct Wn'iam Ats, Eiq. and al
joining the Fire urance O..iee, where h. la, ,r.r.
quantity al ready made work on hand, which he will
ie low He HatcTs hnelf thar if any perions are in
want OF any thing i'll the Cabinet line, they may b..
iupplied ] avn determined TO have good warranted
work done on the lowef terms. Any orders lef, ar
my Ware-Room with Mr.. John Gray, my foreman,
or At my nore, .hall be puEetuay attended to, and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December IS. IF.
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LAST NOTICE.

LAST NOTICE.
BY +iTtne Of DEED of 1rgf executed 70 me BY Rib.
ard Fsrggf0n Jo, pu,fess he,.iu Eo1eifed.
WILL CERTAINTY BE SOLD,
To he bg6ef did'tr'Jsr es@, Gfs4day toe 1873 Of
A1ril next, at Loujla c. H. tLat being Ccu,f Gov 4.
NHREE likely NEGROES, the trope-tv @!
Richard Fergufou, conGilipg of two men and a
BOY. All Perlons Inclined to purehafe are reqseAed
to attend. VIM WHITE oo
Louifa, Match 20. rdC
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NOTICE.

4 LII thoie having claims againa the late firm OF
Thomas Scott & Co. Of Powhatan County, as
Archibald MCrae who was one of the partners
IN that bufinefs, will render their accounts pro-
pery authenticated to the fubfcrber in all the month
OF April next, that dividend may be made of iuch
iunds as has come into his hands, foon thereafter
Pomole. JAMES FISHER
March 90. tf
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
JACOB JOHNSON,
BOOKSELLER q STATIONFE

BOOKSELLER g STATIONFR,
II fesv 6osrJ b-io7c tie Markf, Rir5nona.
preparing TO publiih by fubfeription a MAP oil
! the United States. upon plan, and inten-
ded as game FOR youth. BY this ntere.ting amufc.
n'ent general knowledge of the United States may
be obtained in es time than any other way The pub
lie are RESPECTFULLY invited to examine rough COPY
OF the work now at the Store Of the publilher.
March 20. e.
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9IDi9teltaan.

The American nation l;av- not We. forgotten
the celebrated hgnatnre of Cor: aON SENSE ;
from viii h circumfance as we'll as from the
perfpicsity that reigns throughout the fol-
lowing Pisdieatior of GUN BoaTs, they will
recognize the malter-hand of THOMAS
PAINE.
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q it is my intention fette in the Gate of Ken.
L lucky, have, therefore. to recueh all thn,,.
who have Claims agan to come for ard for f.t
Element, oil or before the tenth of March, that they
may receive payment and all indebted to make inn.
mediate payment, or 1uts WI! be in.utcd immediate
IL.
ROBT. CROUCH.
February 20. r.
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Point dant myfet sot il $50 yards, point Glaul car
," Jsof 0a'iF5 according TO bf fse Of ID. eamrsa.

Few of our readers being experimentally ac-
quainted with the properties Of the Gavanic
FLUID 1t may not be unnecefIary to in
form them, that it is in fome refpe6ts fimilar
to the Electric fpa,k that like it, it commu-
nicatss a. Noek TO the nerves & that it is mofl
frequently produced in philosophical expe-
riments, by the afiifance Of the Pile Of Vol
ia; that is, by diflss of Glver, zinc, and
WOODEN cloth iteeped in a folution of Sal Am
moDiao, piled alternately upon each other.
That the difcovedes made in this almoft new fci-
ence are peculiarly interefting, is beft known
to thoie who haze read defcrptiop Of the eff
feets OF the gaIyanic influence upon the torbjeJ
OF dogs and the heads of executed malefa6tors.
From its powerful effect upon the nerves; it
promIies to furn(h thu beft anoD1efer tif we
may coin word) or mra/ure ofEIs, which has
ever been invented no other flimulant being
yet known, which can 70 well operate upon
10 fmall portion Of life in the animal lyf.
tenn. This intrument will be of peculiar
ute, IN all cafes of reiufctalion, as Of thofe
drowned, or hruck by lightning. It is
therefore agreeable to obferve, how eaGly
this angular fluid may be produced by The
aId OF vegetable matters alone, which are.wtir-
in the reach ofalmoR every obisrver.
R.E.
C3f0a9is Pie eonfgfi rafireiy Of ttsrtsLt AEa!ir,s
DR.. Jofeph BarODio, Of Milan, has publilhed de-
ieription Of Calvanic Pile, competed entirely OF
vegetable matters, He cut diGss Of horferaddir and
OF red beet, about two inches in diameter he then
prepared equal dilks of waluut wood. The latter
diks were iurnbed with RATED margins to contain
iaH quantity Of fouion Of sedulou, iartrite Of pot
ala (sream of taFtsr in vinegar, in which liquid they
had rreviouily been boiled, in order to free them
from the reGnous principle which the walnut-wood
contains.
1he pile being formed with fx;y pairs Of dils, the
ono Of horfe-raddh, the other Of beet fepa7ated by
the wesdsc dA;s, late which fmaI quantity Of the
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no BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY.

TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY.
IN P1cjaanef Of a DEED Of Trgf. from Nm. Bestly,
En-. executed on tie ESD day IF ian. 1906, and re.
ro'dtd in tie Richmond DG,i9 Court ia o,dty 10 yaiJs
tie i'm" effx bnud,eddo2ay due 10 Aas Bentley 4vifs
bs txprre-t efEair.
4 TRACT OF LAND in the county Of Coo,b-
IA land, on Beavcr-Dam Creek, containing hun
dred acres more or lefs, being that part of the TraG
OF Land formerly owned by VIM. Ronalds, which was
fold nnder decree of the High Cour, of Chanecrv.
in the lutte Jefferlon Ronalds Representatives aud
whereof the aid Bentley became the purclafr or 70
nuth thereof as fha be ucen to rafe the laid fun,
Of money and the expences.
The fsle will take place at GooehIand Cour,-Houfe
on Monday the 2oth day Of April next.
i. CARRINCTON, ,
J. WlCKHAM, { 1(g'f''.
Richmond, March 20. ,dr
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FROM THE wANDERER IN SWITZERLAND.
BY JanIfs Montgomery.
THE LYRE.


THEY'RE.
"Ah who would love the Lyre !"
Where the rowing rill sneander'd
Down the greeH retiring vale,
Poor, forIorn Alceus WANDERED
Pale with thought, ferensly pale,
HoPeefs forrow, DER his face
Breathed melancholy grace,
And fix'd on every feature there
The mournful Resignation of defpair.
Der his arm, his Tyre neglected,
Colby, earelefsly he flung;
And, in fpirit deep detected,
Thus the penhve poet fang;
While at midnight's folemn noon,
Sweetly fhene the cloudlefs moon,
And ali the itsrs, around his head,
Bengn!y bright, their mideft influence hed.
"Lyre o, Tyre my chofen treafurs,
d" Solace of my bleeding heart;
"Lyre O, Tyre my only pleaiurs,
I'VE muf ever, ever part:
" It's in vain thy poet iings,
=" Woos in vain thine heavenly hrinCs,
"The muies wrstehed ions are born
40 cold neglect, and perjury, and feorn.
"Thas which Alexander figh'd for,
That which Caiar's foul pof1efs'd,
"That which heroes, Kings have died for,
Glory Eliminates my breaf:
Fiark T! the charging trumpets' throats
Pour their death-defying notes;
To arms" they call; to arms fly,
Like Wolfe to conquer--and like Wolfe to
die
" Soft the blood of MURDERED Iegions
Summons vengeance from the kie,;
"Flan,ing towns, and ravag'd regions,
All in awful judgment rife
C." o then, innocently brave,
81 will wreftle with the ware;
Lo commerce fpreads the daring fail,
And yokes her naval chariots to the gale.
Blow, ye breezes gently blowing,
Wat, me TO that happy fhore,
!" Where, from fountains OVERLOOKING,
Indian realms their treafures pour
Thence returning, poor in health,
Rich in honeay and wealth.
Der thee, my dear paternal foil
"Pll itrsw the golden harveR Of my toll.
"Then fhall nrifery's fons and daughters
Ia their lowly dwellings fing
-" Bouuteous as the Niles dark waters
Undiscovered as their fPring,
i will featter o'&r the land
Ble0ings with fecret hand;
-" For fush ang,lick talks de6gn'd
81 give thee, Tyre aud forrow to the wind"
On an oak whole branches hoary,
Sighd TO every paTing breeze,
Sgh'd and told the fmple nory
fthe patriarch Of trees;
High in air his harp he hung,
Now no uloreto rapture ftruug;
Then warm in hope, no longer pale,
TIe blulhd adieu, and rambled down the vale.
Lightly touched by fairy fingers,
Hatk 1.-The Tyre enchants the wind;
Fond AIceus lifiens, lingers,--
Lingering, Iifening, looks behind.
Now the mu(iek mounts on high,
Sweetly fwelling through the Ky;
To every tone, with tender heat,
His hsart-fripgs vibrats, ard his pulfes beat.
Now the Grains to filcnee neaiiDg,
Soft in eenae:es expire;
Oh with what ronantiek feeling
Poor Akeus grafps the Tyre
10 his furious hand he filings,
IN tenpea Ger the nriBgs,
lie nrikcs the chords r. quick, 70 ioud,
Ills Jpve tina; fcaiiers lightning from cloud
"Lyre! o, Lyre my ohofen trealure,
solaee ofmy bleeding heart;
"Lyre! o, Lyre! my only Piea'ure,
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TIE ST BSCRIDERS,
Having fafen Eoysa j.sv dsars G.io4o he 2sL Tn
psrn, efers For SAL, uad,y he firm ef
WHITE s. SHELTON,
4 GENERAL. afortment of GROCERIES. which
\ they will diipofe Of on very moderate terms,
Tor Cath, Country produce, or approved paper.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHELTON
December %, eprf.
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NOTION TAVERN!

INDEN u MOORE have taken the WASH
- MOTION TAVERN, adjoining the Capitol
Square, lately occupied by EDWARD HALLAM. At
eouiderabie expenee, they have provided thenfe!yc,
with excellent accommodations for their friends. and
invite theirs and the public patronage. They = D..
determined to keep good table and as genteel an
I'm as any in Riehmond.-F uruiflied ROOMS. adj
joining the Tavern, and every Deceflry attendance
for families travelling Both tho Co-partners ha.
wing been well-veried IN this buinefs, l1tter them.
e'yes with the expectation Of rendering general fatis-
faction.
Richmond, February II. Gf.
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CORN, WHisKEY,

NHD
n p l. e .BR HWDT.
OST arrived from Baltimore, per Tic Sloop
y Betsy, Capt. Bowen. 400 bulhels CORN; ~
bbls HPPLE BRANDT y ) bbls HvHTSKE7' 4,
Offered cheap for caG, if taken on board the veGs by
1AH7ES SMITH.
Also Two hundred bUrhels CORN. in Gore.
near the Balm. March 90 d,
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RACES Al: TAPpAHANNOCK.

N1iSHo "a iL1rTAtfANNOCk.
ygvHE JOCKEY CLUB RACES at this MACE.
will commence on Wednefday, the 2s,h april
next.
n Days rurfe--45o dolls disanee; mills
heats-Seeond days Purfr, fuppofed to be near.
ly. equal to the frh, the greater part of she
tot! being given up for ,hat purpoe-diltance, three
mile heats. :
Weigta Rs fsigozVs:
Aged ISoy,.
Six Years Old, 100
Five do. DO. ITO
Four DO. do. loo
Three DO. do. Sc
And under years, feather.
Mares and Ceilings to be allowed, sB.
meeting OF the members, will be required, On the
day preceding the firt days race.
A. S. EROCKENBR OUCH,
Secretary y 1rraf~ey.
March TO-. tet5hA:
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March 10.
RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMP AYR.

RICHMOND TURNPIKE CONF AYR.
III a meeting oftbe Dirct7ort of Tire Ric5m9~l
Turnpike COMPANY, beM at the Eagle Tn4crr,
Oh Friday eyeniag, TIE 2Ofb Fe5rnary, 1907.
- E5OLVED, That the further fun Of i've dollars
IN be paid on each mare, held by the 1ots-holdrrs
III the company to Na,hanitl sherrord their trea.
fureE, on or before the Grii day of Afril next.
Copy. Teae.
n. SHEPPARD, Cyert.
February 81. GIRAj
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HE CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUE races, at the
4 uNIoN-TAvERN, MIR. Jofeph Suttins (Carolne,)
will commence on the 9Th day of April next.
III Day-A Posi- SwEEP.STAKEof 3odois each q
Subierlbers cloied. 90 lbs sach, with IN allow
anee OF 3 lbs for Fillies 8, Ceilings.
I'd Day--The JOCKEY CLtB PURSE, Is sub-
feribers at 5 dolls. each, 3 mile heat.
Sd Day--Two mile heats for the Subfcription Of
the PROPRIETOR Of the courfe, with the toll of th.,
and the proceeding days entrance, 10 dolls each FREE.
only for members Of the Club-ro CARY the follow
ing weights, WEB
Three Years Old, go
-Four do do. lO9
Five DO. DO. II2
Six dc. 90. 1c2
Aged Jog
Three pounds to be allowed G-liihg. & Mares.
PHILIP SAMUEL.
SECRETARY Of Caroline Joetcv CHI
Union Tavern, (Car.) March 6. ti2thA. 4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-16
November ls
n Removal.

TIIE subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he hath removed from the Cid
Trunk stand, Oh Royal-strect, near the mar mar
ket, and hath taken his stand about the nlld..
die of King-strees, where be purposes carry
ing on, as usual, The business of making, re-
pairing and selliEg, BY wholesale and retail,
TRUNKS Of every description at very sedu-
ecd prices.
The greatest allowance made wholesale Eur-
chasers.
all orders thankfully received and carefully
attended to, by
William P. Dunnlngtoa.
: November IS. ST
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Lands and Mill Scat fcl SAX.

ID VIRTUE CT decree of tie Superior
ID Court Ct Chantsry, holden It tie ceri-l
tolin Richmond, Octcper ?, la0T,Miil &c
sold az Public Auction, 81 tie pger .iscs,
Ten acres and q hall Of land
lying on the east side Of tie Georgetown road,
about hall annie from notwithstanding
either all together OF divided into tour ots G..
equal quantity as may SUI: the purchssets
AetulI square, containing "a
Their more than two acres, on tie sou.l tie
Of Duke street and eastward cf tic &eil and
white house belonging totae subscriber.
Part OF square to tlle south
ward Of the Aforementioned, and wess OF Cha's
Pages and Philip G. MsgsteIer's houses.
The Spring Garden, about 4
acres, say two squares, and taking in the
streets viii be near acres.
The last three MENTIONED parcels will be
sold together 81 dliis'ea, IS may se thought
most convenient to buyers.
A nloiety Of ten acros near Cameron Run
anSltke Colchester road, bought in company
with Bird and Ricketts,.
a valuable Mill Seat on Helmes's Run, a
bove the new turnpike road and not flr from
the trough hill, between four anSs Ave mics
from Alexandra.
Tie sale to commence on the 23i cur.
on the George i own road. and continue, if
the weather is suitable, till the whole is dis
posed of.
The terms of sale will be made known be-
fore or at the time of sale.
VIM. HARTSHORNE, Re-
ceiver of the effects ofJOHN SUI
TON, and JOHN VAUDEVILLE,
under the order of the high Court of
Chancery of Virginia.
llth month ID dts
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THE, SUBSCRIBER

Having withdrawn from the partnership Of
Homer and Pyles, begs leave TO inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has
commenced and isDow carving on the Nheel-
qsright and 8lccksmifh's business, Oh his own
account, on Royal, a little below Prince street,
and aatters himself that he shall be able to
render general satisfaction, having sound and
seasoned stiff, and excellent workmen -
these, with a determination to render every
personal attention TO the execution OF his
work, viii he hopes secure him portion OF
the public patronage.
John Horner, Jun.
November dist
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Dlstrlct Of Columbia.

'ATOTICE. is hcrr6a siven 70 all yphom u
y mey concern, that the Consul General
of Portugal 70 the Unite;t states OF Annerica,
has authorised the subscriber to legallze al
papers that rSy 81 necessary TOR vessels
bound FROM the ports of this distrie. p any IT
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters of vessels who may OMIT
having their bills of health thus certified, Will
be liable TO undergo quarantine.
It's requisite that any article shipped for
account of Portuguese subject, should be
declared and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
"; and therb;lls Of ladihg legalized as ab,ss.
Lewis Deblols.
a
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Public Sale.

IN pursuance Of a decree of t. Superior
Court OF Chancer3, holden It lie caIilolin
Richmond, March 3, 1907, Willie soll on
the premises on TI:UllSD ny. tic odth
instantsat half past ; O'clock IL tie ;.ltcr-
noor,to the highest bidder Tor cash
A House 6 Lot-- A}so, an unim-
proved Lot, situated Oh the mort, Size CT 1alse
street, between Columbus & AliSe<l-sslact&-.-
the property Of Amos Alexander.
Cuthbert Powell, =
2! phinsas Ianney, s.
Thomas janacy. J
.hoven,5cr ., q