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RS. john Adams in London, T.. Russdse asd o,iets
in Charleou, S. G. Bartlett aud Others in Po.tn,ou,h
N. II. Hancock aud Sdn,ue! ADAMS, in Bolton
&c.
But our article has extended far beyond the limits
Propoled; and muil therefore conclude by expref-
ling our earnet hope, that the views of country
men may not be 70 entirely eugroed with the periiha
bic mammon OF commerce, coie every avenue
through whiehthe fine beintroduced amougG
US Let not the diigraeeful charge tl he laid
threlhclds, that future Welts our rrutnbulls,
cur Copeleys, and our Starts, nun quit osr foil,
it they ever would become eminent, honorable or
wealthy.
A.. 4. Mere. die.
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Anlsta!ann.

ri rorrclpondenf bdy politely favored rs gvib
TIE Joilozriae particulars Of a neR daring rob-
berry, attempted early on Sunday morning Ian,
at the boyje Of Mr.. Jobn PIE, hsnkeeper, IN
tie 1iLiage Of IPaRingt0n. AZ. GAG.
Sunday morning, between the hours OF three and
fur o'clock, perion lately from the province of
Upper Canada, who calls himfeif Robert Johnlton,
entered through window into the cling houfe
Of John Pye, about four miles above this city, arm
ed with two three loaded ptols, and after light
ing lantern went to the bed-iide of MIR Pye, and
demanded his money, threatening initantiy take
his life if Re made any reIiaance. Pyc arofe from
his bed and went with the robber into the bar-roon,,
IN order TO get his money out of the bar; hut when
ne came to the bar, dilcovsred thar Mrs. Pys had
the keys Mrs. Pye in the mean time ALARMED two
arangers who Nept in another part Of ;he houfe and
rot loaded gun-Pye went back iron, the bar, fol-
lowed by the robber, to obtain the keys from, his
vile, ans coming 70 the door where the fran
gers lep,, the robber percevirg they alarmed,
th:eatencd to ihoos them in cafe they iioud come
out Of the room. Daring this time Pye up to
his wife for the keys of the ar, when The prelened
him the pun which the robher perceWng, fired and
ihot Pye through The body-Pye inaansy returned
the fire aud wounded the robber in the head. The
robaer fell but fnon recovered, and the lights being
estingui'hed, GOT out of Ihe huufe hay aacls,
where he had left his horie, and made eff towards
this city. His wounds biei 10 pronley that he was
conGrancdto hep by the way little off the road,
where he was paiitd by one of Pyes people, who
came for DIR. Vrard.-Soon after the robber came
through the Coonie into the city, and attempted
to be topped by Mr.. Aging, at whom he fired p(-
tosiie then e;caped through the upper end of Mar
ket artet Columbia lreet, aud down the fame to
the river, which he crofed Il number of perions
ioon purified, and he overt-ken lhort diltance
from the river, by MIR. Whine, the penny pof, who
kept him engaged until Mr.. Ever Van Allen and
MIR. Robert Auitn, to his aililtance and fecu-
red the robber. He appears to be imart active
man. Of about SO s years of age, of good per-
fon, about five feet ten inches high, dark brown
hair and eye brows. He had counterfeit 20 dollar
bill OF the bank Of the United States, beiides fome
gold and FLYER and few in,a bank bills. His pif-
tolls were rifle barrels and of the Target fze. He
had nall Reel faw and other implements for break
ing hoates When brot to town, and previous to
commitment, he underwent an examination before
the Reeorder-We are happy to learn, that Mr.. Pye,
though ieverely wounded, is of danger. Great
praiie is due the citizens Of the Coonie Albany
Bath and GFeenhuih, who, on the alarm being given
turned out in great numbers to aPprehend the rob-
Der.
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John ALCOCK,

I INFORMS his friends and the public, that he nil
carries on his CABINET MANDATORY
IN all its branches. He has removed his Ware Room
in the front houfe of William Ans, EGu. and ad-
joining the Fire In(uranee Office where he has large
quantity OF ready made work hand which h. will
ie' low He tlaters himfef that if any perfons are in
want OF any thing in the Cabinet limo, they may be
klPpiied am determined to have COED warranted
work done ON the lowe(t terms Any orders le!s Z;
my Ware-Room with Mir. John Gray, my foreman
or at my Rore fiall he pur'ually attended to, and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December Is. IT,
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Ian s.
EnuCATINM-

EAMES OGlLVIB, will continue during the cnfu-
y ing year, in the village Of Milton, ElbeHafle to
Pr"iteuie with his pupils the coure Of Education they
have commenced and Is deirou to receive ten or IL
teen more, provided they can be aioeated with the
claiies, of which, this time his fboul competed
The ienior elais engaged in the nudy Of Gcome-
Try, Natural rliolophy lIiaory and NIstaphyficks:
The Iec0nd cafs viii devote their attention 20 the
Latin and French Languages, Fueiid's Elements,
and the phlloioPhyo Of Rhetoric rhe Junior eleis
viii continue to fudy the Latin Language, Geoyra-
ply, Arithmetic and Engiifh orau,uar. Ezefcircs in
Criticim, Cor,puGtisn aud Eioouion csultu;e caeu.
tlai parts OF the oourfe ID iuniaGion he ruriues.
HIS charge for tuition will be ffty doll'rs rer auuur,.
Every pupil viii sIo be expected 10 pay r0o doass
aud a.haf 20 delray the expence ct rent fael, &c
The iehool vii! be opened the Ieih DAY oi J4nu-
AIRY, 1907,
December 5,
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Bp antbnrttu.
LAW OF THE u. STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Making APPROXIMATION far TIE G.b3oyr of tb.ue-
~ Of the United StateJ, during TIE rear enc
fbon5and eight bnndred and 5ez,en.
- IL enacted BY TIE Senate and HotE of Rs1r,E;s,,
~ tiVf' Of The United Stafes IF ,ae,ieq in CSugye6
gf76'fa lhas for defTsying the expcnfes OF the a-
Wy OF the United States during the year one thouiand
eight hundred and feven. the following ii.ms be,
and the lame hereby are, refpeavely appropriated
that is to fay,
For the pay and iubiilence of the officers and nav
OF the ieamen, two hundred and nnsty-fix thoufand
and forty -eight dollars:
For proviiions, one hundred and twenty thoufand
eight hundred and fifty dollars and three cents
For medicines, inArunents and hofpi,al flores, five
thouiand dollars
For repairs of vsffeis, one hundred and ninety
thouland two hundred and eight dollars and Gxty-ie-
ven cents
For freight, fore rent, commilious to agents, and
other contingent expences, feventy FIVE thouland dol
lars.
For pay and fubfaence of the marine CORPS, in
Guiding rrovifons for thole ihore aud forage for
the itaff, ieveny eight thonand ix hundred and fe-
nty-eight dollars and thirty cents:
For clothing FOR the fame, fourteen thoufand three
hundred and Gxty dollars:
For military aores for the fame, five hundred and
Sxty dollars:
For medicine, medical fervices, hofpital lores and
all other exPenies Of the ick belonging to
the marine corps, thouiand hundred and ilty
dollars
For quarter matter, and barrack matters flores,
travelling exPenles, srnourers and carpenters
bills, fuel premium for emitting, muca iniirunents,
bounty to uc and other contingent exp,nfss, eight
thouiand ore hundred and forty. FIVE dollars
For the expenle OF navy yards, COMPUTING docks
ard other improvements pay of iuPernteadants tore
heePers, clerks and laborers, GKty thoufand dol
i4fs:
For ordnance, fifty thorfaud dollars
Sec. 2. Hhd be (yiLe> eaaGs.l, That the feveral
iumS herein specifically appropriated lia be paid out
oil any monies in the Trealy otherwife appropri-
ated
NATHL. MACON,
S3ea&rr Of Br Hoyt Of R.b,ct.nfai;9ej
GEO. CLINTON,
Piee-Py5fdtH Of tire Unhed Slater, and
Fy9iIsa! q IL: SsAofc.
January Z, 1907.
--PPROvgD,
TH JEFFERSON.
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GLEE, BY ROBERT SOUTHEY, ESQ.

N0t Inherited in bis qvorkJ, OF golden cnb suit
em6oDedfgure5, Dedicated 10 TIE od of mirt
BY the Harmouiek GLIB.
Mirth, be thy mingled pleafure mine
The Joys of mulick, love, and wine
While high thy vo,ive cup hold,
And trace the forms that breathe in gold
Beneath this vine, 10 Bacchus laid,
And Venus twnes the ivy braid,
While each light Grace with zone unbound
Weaves the dance the bower around.
Here with gay fong and fportive Tyre,
Wnsd Cupid leads the italian choir
where the eruhd grape from every vein
Dyes their feet with purple Rain.
CHORUS.
hear the gods echa,ck notes,
Each ienie in fwret delirum floats;
Plecge the cup, the chorus join,
And echo-mulick, love, and wine.
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ADDITIONAL NOrlrn

NE sUBSCRlBER bar s~ai9ysa .. an AR;34at
~ III, Selooi, ne Prssc"i yeDr, a yonF CeaIi.1ga.
var, w. NeSoal TVboPellGf eAl5ie ea.afi>a, 4.pdl
g'Gfei IN tsa.L lie L4iim Qsll C,sk Laayqsce,. g.-
i5s~'4fieJ, u.
The gr"Lfeaiioss IF k5 Al;fanf, and tie E,io,y b..
70 70 Tes.iTe, eo0d,ao~s ypb adaee Tie SuLssyi1r
10 fe"d NE limits cf6s nDkr obis puSib 10 -, (5e-
de biz O7c~ f7eo on5 number 4rbjeb 7pW no dsL! 3.
e0"iared Sg5feiL nodrats. Prize far Loa,d aaliaHi-
oa' FIR Ju6 as 1'teni to Lafin G,eck d, l1uSAaaAs
{ 80, igatpeuath effje age IF tie GndsAt.
ANDREW BROADDUs
J4Tna,y 10, 1907. hzy. 9qr.
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lAMES ernArrr,I-

1ayio, and Ha5H L1ster, Gsag PffILTDELPHL1
- EG6 leave TO inform ;he genilrncn and i4Ji,. ~.
- Richmond and the country that hc iut.os ,.r-
rying on tc above Duinels IN all il, earioo. bran, ,.
being wei! acquainted with rte newell ii,iiors. he
hopes from pmittusiity and .ldjuity to huGuef to-
d-ervc LITTLE oitheir patronage, a. rcthiaa f,s he
wanting on lis part to render ati.facion To erEs,.
ers; aud for neat wor.mznibip, lie pledges hn... /,
70 have it done la the neatrit lranDcr.
JAMES sTRATTEN,
II. 3. Ills reiidence Is CA the bian-Ssreet Rich
niond, ne~t deoi TO David Logans.
Oct. II. 2avsf.
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f"f su6Ssk,sEHs' uHDas fas r..... IS

fdE SUBSCRIBERS, uHDES fdg r.sa os
LESuEUR 81 SAUNDERS,
'afo,n' their friends and tie b,stiic, tn. tb.,
eoiH continue he co lfiNISSiO n buE;,eI,. lete.
" done 9y c. y T. Saunders. Tier tron;,h
TIE Eridef attention to The mferces Of tboe
svbo mar .fa7'or item svifb ronsynnenfss
are ne7o ,eeevi1g general and
q GROCERIES, vvbieb zpM Be eiFvsS 70, Ei..
Wbo!efaEe and Retail, tie io4eef fs,ss and ,.fasi
credit IN tbe fore lately occupied BY BDs. Iys.is.
1Nke"sie q Co. cepeffe tie Pena1e 0Giee Of lfeGys.
Fregr q 4'7oaf1re--am09g vvi;sL TIE .jaitozries
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HALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SIR.

FHIU" DLE FIEUl7LFI 7 FOX SHLF.
M : ILL poiitice,y be fold, 1t public auction, on
w Wednesday the cir ma if fair, if NOT the
aeAt iar day thereafter, two new BRICK TENE-
MENiS, on the Main Street, Oh Shockoe Hill, ad
Joining the tenement prcient oecu pied by MIR los.
Garter. they well cdlt ulated for Groceries. ana
are furpoied be good iinds for bui;:els as any
IN that palt al the City. The property will be
iiewn on application to Jahn &. Winn living adioin
ing the preniesI'he Of fale will be four, tx
AID nine months credit.
TAYLOR 8 BROWN, Auars.
january lS. II. (75c. e.
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ROBERT POLLARD.
JAMES RIVER COMPANY

fropolais Will be received untill the 25th this month
Tor Implying about 80 hands with meal in the fervice
OF lie James River Company, until the slA of De-
cebtr next, to be delivered ~ fuch times and in Gcb
Quantities as may be required. Payments therefor
viii be made quarterly.
ROBERT POLLARD.
January Is. taw IF.
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Ian. Is.

T-aSHE SUBSCRIBER wi(hes TO Allocate with
hifniclf ii his pFosef!iora! uriii,s, gen,!e==an
Unqualified to teach the Latin and French languaq
es and Mathematics. The pecunary compensation
will be LIBERAL and, there peculiar circumstances
which will render the fituation ngularly eligible and
attractive to peron of udious habits and at all at
taohed to the buinefs of education Any application
from parton pofcipg the qualifications previouny
mentioned addreed Co the fublcriher in Milton, Al
bemaElc will be INN sdiateIy attended to-
JAMES oGILVIE.
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Removal

Z WE Sablcrbrr, have ,,f,ye,i their CON3PI-
lNC HOUSE, fromti,- iAaipSaee, to ou,.
OF David Bullock Brick building. al he lo..sr ,4H
% me bll'n, bet 'ru the i,.eneits occupied Jy
= and J. SAundes-. '.,d 1-orv.i,, EVsii aad D.
!",. here they Continue lirir VurcIulrs cf s.ics-
as uiGaL-Ity aIio r+er i"r iae re,utar ia,pi, Of
ioar, Corn Meal, Eoo.i'y sud Ira.
THOMAS y AMOS LADD.
= Mo. Sd, j $50. rpL
VIE Sa5lerber has taken ,ne store .,ri, oeeu.
Ui-t Tvs Gr-,5e.r = ai,a jI4iicot., Where a. OK
fer, for sale At roolcyU .4lco~,
biies a.ur C'".'- z =. eonf ..nmqat ifr,a tic
Bale aGo,,ei l,nss,s. Astrid.erfer,
"Lso--i .e.. ..,., q. India - sc Coo'-
JAMES 9.djiii.
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TO RENE.
JOHN ELLIS.
January 6.

For tire fVs Year,,
r WHAT valuable LANYARD, of the late Mr..
4 Jacob Bockius, and now occupied by the fub-
icFiber, htuated on the Main of this city, be-
tween the capitol and balm of the canal its convent
enees are hyperion any other in this place
A large Curying- Shop, Cellar and drying loft, a
ipaeious Bark-Houfe, two Bark-M and HouCss, i
Beam Houfe & every other requGte for ,hetanning Of
from 2 to 5000 hides year, executive of l5irs.
Allo, on the fame Tenement, convenient Dwell
ling Houfe, Kitchen, Smoke Houle, Stable and Car
den. The renter may be accommodated, with about
one hundred cords ct excelent Spanh and Blackjack
BARK now in the Bark-houfe, fair price. Prors-
falls for the above will be received in all this and next
month and il not Giipofsd of, within this time, it
viii be offered at Pubc auction the pren,iles the
18th of March next
Bond with approved feeurity will be required and
Poeinon given the rf of april next, OF the bark
houe, bark mills, bean, houie, lines pools, bates,
handlers and part ofthe And the dwelng-houie
and retidue of the Tenement, on the frR of May
next. -
The reafon aligned for offering the foregoing pro-
Perty for rent, is the i'll Gate OF health of the fbcr
Der, to pay that attention the buGnefs requires
MARCUS ELCAN.
Tan. 10 taw Ism
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Jan. 5,
G~--~-

Ia fnaaner Of DEED Of TreG, executed By cTo5a Pen-
de!Oa 10 TIE 6Aritcr, 10 Gea,e IL bayzent IF Ass
10 J0b" n. ClevaEit i6e,.is u ;siiged Gf lie sr
ees attic fyu,?.
VIII be fold or the preniii-s on the oGth Of this
month, one hundred and fifty acres Of WOOD
LAND, including Saw-hiili lately oretled ii,uas.d
between the Three Nc;eh-d and River Roads, on
Welthan, eree7, Eenricn county, about ! CT five
miles above Richmond. by peraihnn ii Mr. Che.
vallie, cred', o.'veIve months will BE gve. Oh one
hall OF the purchae money, and eighteen months CT,
ahe balance. Bond wiki perfona iscuriiy, to be APP
proved by MIR. Chevalie, to bear nter,f i.nn, ia,
day oi iae, aad deed OF ,rus to iniure
IN the payments viii be required Of the purchaier
J. Hopkins, Trggee.
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<as---@H
CIRCUITOUS TUST1CE.

COUNTESS, handfome enough to prejudice the
mott rigid judge in fdvor Of the WORT caufe was de-
fired 20 take he part OF colonel in the againl
tTsdeimau. The tradrlnian in conference with
Che judgr, who found his claim TO clear and 10 iuG
that nc aGursi him OF !ucceis. AT the moment the
charming COUNTESS aPPered in the arti-chanber
The Judge Fan TO meet her. Her address, her hair
her eyes, tie zone OF her voice, iuch IN accumulation
OF charms were 70 pesiaaive tina, in moment he felt
n.ose as u man ;aan Judge, and he proned the love-
Iy advocate tias tie colonel fhould gain his caufe
Here the Judge engaged on both fides. When he
returned 70 !tudy, he found the tradeian defpar
have .een her., cried the poor out of his en!es
have eeG the lady who ioicits againa me- le is as
irandione rs an angel Sir my caufe is loil.'--
Put yourief nay place, faid the Judge, quite con-
iuled. Gould resufe her and faying this, he took
an hundred ptocs from his purie, which was the a
mount Of the 'radeiman's demand and gave them to
him. The lady heard of this and as ibe was fcrupu-
louAy vrtuors, she fearful Of lying under too
great an obligation to the Judge, and diately fent
hum the hundred Piitoes. The colonel who was as
gallant as the lady icrupulous, repaid her the
money, and 10 in the end every did what was
right. The Judge feared TO be unjult, the COUNTESS
was Cautious OF lying under great an OBLIGATION
.he colonel paid his debt aud the brakeman received
hi. due.
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January Is.
For SAFE

HE HOUSE & LOT occupied by NeGrs 70
bert Neiifon & Co. oppoEte TO MeGrs. Gilliat
& Krbys. The ftua,ion of this property is equal
to any in Richmond for bulnei;, and poGeGes every
accommodation for family Enquire Of
THOs. NORVELL.
lar. Is. III
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JlMRS RIVER COMPANY.

JONI. M V IN NOMFANI.
- ILL BE RENTED, to the highea bidder. mn
" till the SIN Dec. 1893, on the premiles, ON
Monday ne l9th infant, at ~ O'clock, all tia.
Part OF Lo No: 426which is occupied by MIR. Orr;s
Paine Coal Yard, lying OIL the margin of the Ba-
lon, and belonging to the James River Company
The rent to be paid on the Sotli June and SIN De-
eeRser in each year.
ROBERT POLLARD.
January IS.
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FEMALE EDUcATION.

liE S"bierihtr having employed young Lady
= toteleh reading, mtinng, arithmetic, Eng,;,
Grammar and Geography ia his family is willing L,
receive 0 OK IL Sisls boarderg. The School y
be opened Oh the .th OF the prcfrnt month
TERMs-For beard and tuition, each, finding hor
own bedding, leo dalI.s per aunulu paid quarterly
The iiuation l. healthy and no pains hali be i,,ar
ed 10 render It pl.aiant zn advantageous to ,hote
who may be placed 1T X.
HUMPHREY HILL.
Caroline, Niountairy, Januarys s. 4,e
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EEL TaGEPMLL

T ME Subscriber Le:,s leave to inform his friends
and the public, thar he has taken the houle IL,
Maneheiier, formerly called the Rting Sun 1averc
and occupied By Mrs. Leath, aud having fufniG.d
hineii with good Beds aud the beti OF I.guoFs Grain,
&c he hatters hmie! fron, paying particular .,te.-
ion, he will be able to give general fatisf.Gini.
ROBERT SI1I'YHE.
N B. Wagon aud fix Mules, COOL Rilin:-
iorle, and q Jack Q. aooI Ao-k--ior iI!u.
Z. ri.
MancteNer, Dec. 2 n.
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y tNbS4- Lt3f;ne.:t OF Cistet Wines, Chsr,.
e = v-.eFe Ao.@-Iz 2 yhc box, bUrguudy, cse-
ieT... 10 DC Craze, ai5ur Mu!ea, of i'r"nIsn.e
"ine buer--an5 ,ito, g. frefh foppiy "i Oines, Ga.
Pc. Aacnovie-, Cayeonc Pepper, ;,iu64rG, Fruiea,
Na"'ft "H trc BIOS, i,oi,ts aid Fi.,1is. al kinl
o. "c"-'aoia S~eetntats; al k.sl IL Cohfeelioae-
l!--anC dsrrnS srli es NJ % fdnery FOR Sole BIZ
ALEIG&DE& PLAihVtI.LL.
Ri,amm.G. CS..i-. t2a~Cm
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TO RE SOLD OR RENTED,

4 CONVENIENT Dsel irg AOUSE, ON the
\ Capitol fquare, adjoiuiug tie tenen,4ir Of Nc
i-dn'und Randolph Pcfieiiion mag be delivered
neutrality-suspicious. d tbs primer
January 8. 25WS~.
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January s.

VIII be fold at the Eagle-Tavern, in Richuloid on
the day mentioned i'll te above adseftiicmen; for
the iaie there, iuch OF the Gaves Of John Pend!etol
decesled, Tot fold under the deed of trun al
used to in that advertisement or any deed of truil by
which they are conveyed. 1heie nages are yene-
rally OF the Description mentioned above and will he
fold on credit of twelve months, the purchairr Civ
ing bond with approved lecmty to bear intere ON
the day of iale.
VIII alo be fold on the day the land rnent;one i
in the above advertiierient Is ioI at the pian,a,n
oithe iaid John Peudleton deceard FINAL iiuek Of
Cattle, fix Mules, Wagon and fuudry Plantation
Utenls, and iuch Plank aud S,a,tn belonging 10
the eitate, may remain unfold. credn oi
twelve months will be gwen for all fun,s abpv. ten
dollars, the prre!aieT giving bond with approved le-
eurity, TO bear iofcreit lroai the day OF iac.
GRO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHAS. JOHNSTON, -'"0' "''
r. SHEPPARD.
January 8, 1907.
y. 3. TIE iale of the above Land vii! commence
al tiie Mil on Weithan creek.
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DROWN SUGAR Of Bar Iron, German. Cra,,.
~ hyperion quality, Iey's & Differed st,r,
Dnso ditto ieeond ditto Antigua & jamaica Rua
'e0 Green Coiise, Very Old Antigua Rum.
salt in Sacks, Holland Cir.
Niolanis and Treacle, Coyrae Brandy, of very
Picked Salmon, furerior Guali,v.
Scotch Farley, Race Crsr. penre,.
Madeira, Port, Sherry * pineuto. Mar
Malaga Wine, Mace, Cloves s. u:-
Freh Mgieate E.iins s. namcr,
Currants, FreIh -ndcr, Nuns-d
soft She!ied &munds, III i'n, boxes r'~gs
IoPpsras' Lea F;oiau, h.deb' and
Sa''re,re, Fig Blue, Of Hyperion
nnGhl 4 Ganrowaer, Ina!,r, in boxes ot
Pateu; Shot, well ailortcd, .;Olhs. each. ~,
Hibber.'s Brown Stout Freli Carers. O;,.,.a.
and Porter irefa Gui:powdes, .s.r
Ben Span'h Ssears. Tea in Cannirer.,
Caldwell. Frai'rr e Co.'S Ditto iy the H.. -...
Su2eriinc Chocolate, Young Hyfon DO Of th.
New-lork Causies and | fri cu,l;,v
Soap II. Engiaud & Bu!io,,. ;
SpeIn,.c Eli Candies, Chsefr
JOHN L. LESUFUE,
c. II. SAUNDERS.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-06
asoet9crlpt.
NEW YORK, Iune 1.

y
By the ship Rover, capt. Taylor, the
editors OF the New York Gazette have
received a file of Dublin papers TO the
ed of April, which (wi,h the irregu-
lar papers by the Dartmouth com.
Pletes our dates from London, down
to the 21st of April.
These papers contain the 9Th and
68th bulletins, dated at Osterode, the
18th and 29th of March. They con-
tainanaccount of several skirmishes....
We shall give them hereafter.
We have given below an abstract
from Bonaparte's message to the Sc
nate...it shews the state of his pulse,
which seems TO beat in the most paci-
hc manner. Russian doses have had
wonderful effe ct in restoring the rea-
not his imperial majesty. We hope
for perfect cure.
A London paper of the 18th April,
observes, government this morning
received dispatches from America,
which confirm the account of the re-
lection of the treaty with this country,
by the president and senate of the u
Rited States"
London. April II.
Letters from Wallachia state, that
the Turkish garrison of RJova BraiIa
surrendered to the Russian troops,
after a siege of eight days and terri
BILE bombardment and that Giurgewo
had been taken by the Russian gene
raj by assault, at the head of $4,000
men. The garrison wa entirely cut
TO pieces, for the Russians had ex-
press orders to give no quarters.
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FRoM THE COLUMBIAN GAzEr,

FROM THE COLUMBIAN GAZETTE.
since the meaning of the extract from
the letter of Gaylord Griswold is doubted
by some persons, and since his oath pos
slbly may mlslead others, in their concep-
lions of the same, / will add the two para
graphs which precede the extract....they
are as follows
" You do me great honor in compliments
your caution against young members