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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM
ENGIAN


The ship William, Moran, from London
& 2s days from the Downs, has arrived at
New York, bringing London dates 70 the
18th Nov. The treaty between France
and Austria is received. A MIR. Hartshorn,
passenger, is bearer of dispatches from Mr..
Pinkney to the secretary of state. Two let
ter bags out Of three, containing about
1000 lettcrs,was taken out Of the William at
Gravesend, by revenue Officer, and sent to
the general post office in London, assigning
as a reason that they were unsealed, which
was contrary to law. He left certificate
of The act. The Grenvilla party is expect
ed to come into the, ministry after the
next meeting of parliament. A general
convocaton of all the Italian cardinals is
to take place in Paris in November. A
large French convoy from Toulon bound
to Barcelona has been destroyed by the
Engiish-a 90 and an 80 gun SKIP * fri
gate were run ashore, the two former blown
I'D to prevent their falling into the enemy's
hands. Bonaparte had held council at
Fountainbleau on the 9th October. An ex-
petition has sailed from Malta, destination
conjectural. The property of general Mon
net who commanded at Flushing when it
surrendered to the English has been seques-
tered. Prince Gergali, aid -de-camp Of the
emperor of Russia, has arrived at Paris
Tire London Times of Nov. 8, says that
Ferdinand VII. has been poisoned. Charles
~. his consort and the Prince OF Peace
are at Marseilles, reported to be living on
the bounty of friends. Bonaparte is to
make his triumphal entry into Paris Dec. 2.
A letter from certain VIM. Cox to the 60
vernon of Oporte, dated Alemeida, Oct.
"a, stating that the duke Del Parque had
An engags ment with the FIR n troops COM
manded by gen. Marehand, who had ad-
vanced from Salamanca. The battle was
said to be fought at Tamames or its vleini-
~, and terminated in favor Of the Span
irds, who lost only $50 men, while the
loss of the French in killed and wounded is
said to be 1000 men, a II FOUNDER, one
stand of colors and 500 muskets. The
Freach force by report, 10000 infantry,
12 900 cavalry and OPPOSES OF artillery
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PHILApGLpHrA, December Is.

ii
4 We present TO our readers to-day,
Astock Of foreign news, received at New
york, by the ship Eliza-Ann, Capt. Por-
ter, in ST DAYS from Dublin.
We have also received by the Jane, ar
rived at this port in IS days from Liver
I pool, our regular files of the Courier, Ira
weller and Times, to the Cd November IN
elusive.
Both houses of parliament met on the
Cd November, and were further prorogued
I'LL the 18th December.
The present British ministry appear to be
tottering. They will probably not hold their
places longer than till the meeting of parli
lament. A ministerial paper admits that the
8materials Of which the cabinet is composed
sls not what it ought to be, and blames lords
orenylGe and Grey for not accepting a
Snare In the administration while the
Times of Nov. 2, SAYS,
So much embarrassed were ministers
\ 70 recruit their ranks, that before lord Pal
m&s on accepted the Office of secretary at
RVASIr was actually offered to Mr.. Mines,
1 VINO declined it. 1t is even said, that a
proposition was afterwards made to the
Same gentleman TO accept the Office of chan
esior q the exchequer. The appoint
ment Oh Mr.. Manners to the Office ofiudse-
advocate has created no little surprise in the
peilticai circles. Lord Lowther's & lord
falmeraton's have excited equal astonish-
ment.''
Captain Garwood, of the Jane, informs,
that he sailed ON the 9th Nov. on which
Gay there were rejoicings in England, in
consequence of some news received from
me continent Henry lizard, Esquire, of
:. Saso.'na came passenger in the Jane.
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Ioab De Name,
Robert Hart,
Henry Moon.
am
N. HIN G. S T O N,
November so.
FAIRFAx-STREET,


TIAS Just received an assortment OF EN-
GLISH GLASS, consisting of best
cut ring'd, quart and pint Decanters cut
Wine Glasses common and cut Tumblers
variety of cut Salts. Proof Glasses, &c.
which, with his late supply of GERMAa
GLASS, makes his assortment very COM
plete, and which he will dispose Of whole.
sale or retail.
STONE WARE, of an excellent quality,
complete assortment Of Queens Ware AMI
China, and Lees Family Medicines, also tor
sale
NJ B. A liberal price will be given Tor
clean new Hemp Seed; or Clover or esacs
Seeds given in exchange. -
November 10. dlW"laHlM
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F.. Brooke,
Akxandria Wearing Msnyactoy'
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE inhabitants of Alexandra and it's
vicinity are respectfully informed that
We the subscribers, lately from the neigh
borhood of Manchester, England have, by
the desire and aid of our friends, opened
WEAVING MANDATORY, on tho
premises belonging to Mr.. Edward May, be-
tween the dwelling house of Thomas Swanh,
Esq. and the Spread Eagle Tavern, Prince
street-whele we are ready to receive for
weaving the variens sorts of country spun
cotton, linen and woollen, and nope by q
steady, auprisbt attention to business, to mes
rit the encouragementand.a appreciation ofeae
friends and the public. In order to give &C.
neral satisfaction to our friends and employ
ers, every material will be strictly weighed
on the receiving and delivery theraef- *Ths
yarn, SC. IN hanks Or breaches, are more
suitable than in balls
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but Il
opposite.
they were C.
out the informatlo
which had been calico ~.

M.. Newton, though he alu III.
the information wanted, yet he was reaa,
10 consent to the rising of the committee.
Mr.. Gardiner rose, but before he had
proceeded to his observations, message
from the President was announced. The
committee then rose, the speaker resumed
the chair, and the message was read. 1t
covered the very information required, VIZ.
extracts from unofficial correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Pinkney and Mr.. Canning.
The message and documents were or
dered to be printed.
Mr.. Smile moved that the house now go
into committee of the whole on the resolu-
tons from the senate. Negatiyed.
Adjourned.
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AMSTERDAM, October II.

AMSTERDAM, Ocfober II. :
There are no Americans here, having all
gone TO Tonningen, to escape pirates and
robbers. Colonial produce high-sotton IS
1 dollar per ID. Tobacco 81 dollars per
cwt.! There are 80 sail of Americans In
Tonningen. Sugars, generally, from 26to
SO dollars per cwt. Muscovado % to 80
fs. White do. 80 IL to SO.
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a,,raassta DaiIp 6a,fttf.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER -.

" -.
-. Ram tina. Readeth We thins.
ar;,v ought always to unite with the
~ s;or,tv in support ofthe government asa,0 =
sr';,rn aggression. But we are Oppose :
80. ,,.,e a.nalgation of parties unu' inc
.oe,a., give some new evidence Of 'hslr
,-ast;ea,pe new birth. The federalis's anu IS
-, n;no,ity-mea have proved to 9 &C.
p' a.trs,iop that they are not the advocates OF
,;,s, conduct Of Great Britain Have the
\ ,.,,.ias and influential democrats equally ex-.
49, u themselves from the charge OF an
~ =. attachment to France? No candid
mao can say Yesto this questions dow 'hen
- !. ,,,,e recon cilemcnt grow between IN
don't Americans and desoted Napoleon
-, We are willing to support our govern
=. HI, not 10 abandon our principles
Freeman's Joarnal)
Il r,F,om WasuINcToS, December IS.
u ..Tae Honar effa Solder. Several aew
md serious charges against the Patron
u ctiefn Don JAMES WILKINSON are
n ell q, the war Office, such as DELINoUEN-
~ IN THE SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS
u,o, .r1oSs OF THE EMBARGO, CO.." The
4 mos, " .thless part of Society," FrER-
-, n,soREDIEScr OF ORDERS, &c. &c.
The officers Of that department state one
wore curious piece of business in Which
3,his pure hero is not alistia implicated. a
& number Of horses were purchased in Ken
3tucky. ostensiblY for the public, were led
md transported 10 New Orleans at the ex-
8pence of the public, and sold to The public
"a. a price far exceeding their real cost or
xreal value. The receipts of the payment
for these horses are signed by one Frederick
Cshage,, formerly an ostlcr at stslles's Ho-
tel in this city, man not worth a cent
The circumstance os Cchagen's being
known here is the only one which led to the
tletection Of this abominable imposition
No 7voadtr the general fell sick on the zuay
ITO this city. (I6id)
~ Captain fitzpatrick, of schr. Catharine,
arrived at Charleston from St. Kits, re-
ports the following gallant exploit: " The
brig William, capt. Sam. MsLellan, sailed
from MARTINEZ on the 9Th of Oct. with a
icargo of molasses, for Portland (M.) was
asimmediately after captured by French
Spryatecr schr, having six 4ponnders, who
%put fve men on board of the brig, and took
&out all bat the captain and boy. On tie
&1l,h of October, capt. NIL. and boy re-
took the brig, and carried her into St.
kits"
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Congress Of ths United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, December 1s.
Taken for the Alexandria Gazetfe.l

Taken for the Alexandria Gazette
Amessage from the secretary OF the trea'
sury, covering a report made in compliance
with requisition of the house OF the hfss
instant, respecting the settlers Of Madison
county in the territoryo Of Mississippi.
On motion of Mr.. Poindexter, referred
to the committee to whom was referred the
petitions Of several Of the inhabitants o.
the aforesaid county.
Mr.. Key and 11r. Geldsbsrough had leave
of absence for two weeks.
A bill for the relief Of Josiah II. Webb,
wa. read twice and referred to a commit
tee Of the whole house tomorrow.
Mr. M.Klim called up his resolutions.
laid on the table few days since. Adopt
ed.
The resolutions are in the following
words:
Resolrea, That the committee of COM
merce and manufactures, be instructed to
enquire into the expediency OF prohibiting,
by law, the importation in foreign ships or
vessels, of all goods, wares and merehan-
die, not Of the growth, produce or manu-
facture of the country to which the ship be-
longs, excepting in the ships of such coun-
tries, as by permanent regulation, permit
our ships or vessels, as freely and bench
cially AS their own, to import into their
ports and territories, the produce and ma
features Of foreign countries.
Pes0lced, That the committee OF COM
merce and manufactures, be instructed to
inquire into the expediency oflaying an adj
li,iona import duty on distilled spirits I'M
ported in foreign ships or vessels from
ports or countries, in which American yes
sells arc not permitted bvFpermanent regula-
ton. to a fair participation in such trade,
and that the committee have leave to report
on these resolutions, by bill or otherwise.
Several resolutions of local nature were
presented and referred.
Mr.. Fisk reported bill providing for
taking the third census Of the United States.
Mr.. Traup called up his resolutions for
printing certain documents respecting the
Yazoo lands.
Mr.Bacon proposed an amendment which
went to print number of papers not EMU
merated in Mr.. Troup's resolutions, among
them was the law passed by the state of
Georgia granting the Yazoo lands, which
law, it is said, was burnt (not by the hands
Of the public hangman, we presume).
Ar. Troup opposed the printing this pa
per, as he considered the printing it would
be an insult to the state Of Georgia. On
the question shall the said law be printed,
it was lost, as voting for it and S. against
it.
On the question shall the other docu-
ments be printed it was carried, to %.
Mr.. Poindexter offered resolution to
call on the secretary of the treasury tor a
copy of British patents and other docu-
ments which may be in his possession, re-
specting the lands in the Mississippi terri
tory south of the Tennessee. Adopted.
Mr.. Love presented the petition OF Daniel
Carol and others, praying for charter tor
a bank lately established by them in the CT
u c,..aJ 20 <ha com
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Some Valuable Slaves

Belonging to the estate of Edward Carter,
deceased, will be offered at Public Auction,
on WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th day of January
next, at hay Market, in the county OF Prince
William. They will be sold in families and
for cash.
E. Brooke,
Administrator with the will annexed.
of Edward Carter.
November ll-l3. ec24t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
T'HcMAS KELsS,
Baltimore, July % 1896.
AFFIDAVIT OF

MRS. ANNE Tfrxx.
No 10Y, Grecn-sreer, Old town, Baltimore
Being ever DESTROYS Of repd.ung assi,,ance 20
my fellow .c,eatures, as far as my abilities VIII,
permit, and also give additional credit 70 mn
TiSSOrT'S GOVT AND RHEUhTATfCc
DROPS, which from their powerful efficacy 7
have received such surprising benefit. are the on
~ motives for my Offering 4 statement of INV cas-.
to the public, usder the following attested af;da
Wit.
Upwards Of Eve years j had been afflicted will,
Rheumatic pains. which were sea,ed p,ipc;n.lly
IN my Joins, shoulders, and right arm which
al last lost the use OF, so that for considera-
bie time l could not lift tito my head AZ ore
period IL consned me to rybed in winch couIa
not Turn without assistance and from the y,oent
and sgonzing pain IN my ioHs, my cries could of.
ten be heard by the neighbou. Every renedy thar
could think of. or prescribed by my friends were
tried; also had medical assistance bon, French
and English but they gave relief only for the
moment, so thar | despaired Of ever being cured
spd had resigned myself TO be csipple dur,ns
'iteI when advised by a friend 70 mis-
trial Of DIR. TISSTT'S GOUT sS RHEUMa.
TIC DROPS, accordingly applied at Loves
Drug and Patent Medicine store, No. is s;an
OF the Mortar, Centre Market-spaee. wner T
purchased a bottle for two dollars from which
40 positively declare, l received more benech
tnan had from all the remedies ATTEMPTED 81
5 years past but fearing relapse, pYocureo
another bottle and was perfectly relieved.
ANNE FlFER.
Sworn before me this I7th day of Maven
Der loOo. JAMES WILSON.
Witness, James Norris, Jun.
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Admiral Nelson,

A BEAUTIFUL dark bay, is hands
( Ahigh, full of strength, health * vigor,
and inferior to no horse either for speed or
bottom, of fine bone and muscle. This
horse was purchased by me when in Lon
don OF Lord Grosvenor, he was then in
training will stand the ensuing season at
Sandy Point, Charles City country. Tile
scarcity OF money induces the subscriber
to let him cover mares this eason at 10
dollars the single leap, 30 dsllars the sea-
son, thirty dollars TO insure mare in
foal, the insurance money to he pad, by
the gentleman who insured if changed the
season money may be discharged 10y the
pament of fifteen dollars by the tenth of
August, at which time the season will ex-
pire, with half dollar to the groom for
each mare. Large and extensive pastue-
age of the best white clover gratis the
gratest care and attention paid the mares,
but will not be answerable for accidents
or escapes. This horse has not run many
races, but his performance will sufficiently
justify the opinion of Lord Groveunor &
his Son, who certify that they consider him
the best three year old hore in Eng land,
and challenging any year old, which was
not accepted.
In October 1898, at New Market, he
won a sweeDsiake Of 1400 guineas, IL sub
sCtipSrs, AT ZOo guIncaS each, haif fOrfalt,
colts. carrying stone Glib. FLIES stone !,
beating Sir Harry, Mr.. Cookson's b. c. By
Sir Peter, MIR. Perrin's b. Yong Javslin,
Sir Francis Standisi,'s Gu. c. Split Pigeon
IS to against Admiral Nelson, Co 4 "a
gainst Sir Harry, 8 TO against Split Pr
geon, and 10 to 1 against Young Javelin.
In 1873 he won sweepstaks OF 1903
gu'neas, ID subscribers at SOC guineas each,
beating Lord Egrsnont's b. c. by Prece2-
tor, out of Bob Tnil, Mr.. PERKINS, d. C..
Javeiin, and Mr.. Golding's Goaser.. IS to
1 OF Admiral Nelson. In 1900 he pot so
much injured in his practice that nc did
not come on the turfagain until 1903, when
! ne won pdrss of so pounds, mile heats,
| beating several fine horses. :. Sc Sp6r,ing
MasIzins for this year.
| PEDIGREE.
! ADMIRAL NELSON was bred by
10 Grosvenor, got by John Ball. and io7i-
cd in 17s5 his dam Olivia, by Justice ::
her, dam CIPHER by Squirrel out Of Frib.
ele's dam. by Regu u.s.. See Supplement- 70
the Stud Book. page Is.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
N. 3. Notes fer the twenty dollar
must be sent with the mares.
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The Subscriber offers for Sale,
A T. O T.

CITUATED at Rockets, convenient to naviga-
- ton, on which is erected two frame buidngs,
one of which is large and two stories high, and
suitable for a Tobacco Mandatory or Ware
houss the back part Of the 10, may be improved
to great advantage, in buildings OF any dsssripi-
on,
Ais, the LOT, where he now resides, on
Rockets hill. avery pleasant and healthy situa.
ton, commanding beautiful prospect OF James
River, and the plantations laying thereon, from
the Falls TO Warwick.
WILLIAM GOODWIN.
May 25;h. 1909 aw
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C. RIDcELY. of Hampton.
CERTIFICATE OF

Mr.. THOMAS cAMpseLL, Harness maker.
Ii woeld be an act OF injustice TO withheld ny
testimony of the saiutary efeass Of DIR. I'll sois's
Govt and Rheumatic Drops. as have expefien.
ced very unequivocsl instance Of their virtue
and efficacy. was Affected with two severe at
tacSs OF what is usually called dead palsy, from
which partially recovered, but was obliged O
use cfu,ohes to aid me i'll walking when 1 left
home, TO this were joined violent Rheumatic
pans, the result Of The agiCion, and had fear.
ed the disorder would accompany me thgo' life,
hat providen;iaiiy was recommended 70 apply at
Doboin and Murrhy's tor DIR. Tissott's Drops,
and alter using only one bottle, found my pes.
ieeily linssa'ed from my disorder, and Am now,
thank God, as free from pain "a if never had
been Affected; fnaing this medicine operate SO
powerfully On myself, determined 10 apply it
Internally 10 my child e. soy only eleven mon,hs
Old ehn WAS then reduced almost 10 skeleton,
with the bowel complaint, after administering
1t four OF FIVE times to hun, his complaint was
entirely removed and he is now recovering hia
strength with great rapidly.
Sianec,
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+ OR r E. N T.

The Two following TRACTS OF
LAND, lying on James river, in
the County of Powhatan.
THAT La ReE ESTATE called BELL
4 MEAD, at present occupied by Mr..
James Tucker.
The Plantation INN ediateiy BELOW it, now
90 the occupancy OF Mr.. David Mead.
Also, The Tract Of Land, called the Old
Courthouse Tract, in the county of Powha-
tan, lying on Deep Creek, and now occupi.
ed by Mr.. William Wdburn.
These Lands, viii, without reserve, be
rented to the highest bidder, at Powhatan
Courthouse, on the 18th OF July next, tbeing
the first day Of the COURT unless before pri'
vately rented Apply to
JAMES CARTER, Coocbland,
NEIL MOOCLL, or ,
JOHN St. John, h'cnmona'
April 30.h, 1909. wtdr
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DR.. TABB's

Natures Restorative BaLsanuc Cordial.
The certificates attached to the bills which
ineiose each bottle of the above medicine,
are from characters OF respectabiIity, ON
whose testimony the fullest confidence NAV
be placed by those who labor under com.
plants Of the Gout, Rheumatism, sc. also
those OF consumptive habits, general debl-
lity OF the nerves and various other Gen..
plants incident to the human body.
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DR.. TISSOTT'S
CELEBRATED
Gouf q Rheumatic Drops.

\ CERTAIN cure for Govt Rheumatisr
~ l.usaeayo, weakness OF the ioin,s. aud All
KINDS of Spsai"s; for geets, he they OF ever So
io"G standing. and for eS.one ana gravel. i,
IS perhaps tie most saive, penetrating, and eff.
teesnal remedy IN The world |: IN he cramp and
al Kinds OF pains IN the head, face and bod if
IL wishout an equal. M
This medicine which iussy 'ciaims a pre- en-.
incnee over all others, as being decidedly adam
ted tor the speedy removal Of these complains
above mcn'ioned1 owes its discovery to the Co.
ebfatsd Iissost. a physician of most exalted e,s
inepee in his profession, and Is chiefly the cx.
tract OF an herb, peculiar TO Europe. 20 whozs
powerful, healing, restorative and basanic ga.
lilies, this great man. by the admini.ler ring: os
e. much OF his fame.
ltn peculiarly excellent for most disorders a
tending warm climates, and keeps for any iengt1
o! time. Botues, at two dollars each with c >
pious directions. The following are a few. OF
the many respectable certificates, which the pr.-
prietor mas In his possession.
CE ;r1FICATE, OF
GENERAL RID0ELY, of Hampton
certify, that having received blow on NV
knee, which produced severe pain and swelir,
was advised 70 apply DIR. Tissort's Govt ;l.sI
Rheumatic Drops. and on bathing the part win
them only few times, sgreeaby 10 the iirecti.
tions, they effected perfe9 cure. At another
time my wrist was affected with Rheumatism 80
such degree as rendered my Eand 70, the time
useless, when on making application of the tame
remedy In like manner. the disorder in the csur4s
OF "a hours was entirely removed.
therefore from the experience have had
of the efficacy of said medicine. consider ii as a
benehcent act TO recommend it ia similar cases TO
others!
C. PijlCFI.y of t1.n,,,,,
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Ne1u Establishment
BELL TAVERN.

'HE exclusive management and
h superintendance Of this house. has devol
we'd upon the subscriber. who, with DR. VIII.
LIAM HOOMES and WILSON ALLEN. are
alone interested init. No pains or expense has
been spared TO render this establishments one a.
mong The hTst upon the continent and nothing
on the para OF tue subscriber shall he wanting 10
support i,s reputation, and deserve public nalsor,
age. There are 40 rooms in and attached 70 me
tavem--The largest and most comrnodious s,abIc
IN the ei'y' and every convenience to render the
house oooD ONE. II has lately undergone
considerable change and thorough repair. The
subscriber has laid in an assottme n, Of the RFsT
LIQUORS, and hopes from his experience and
attention TO merit and meet with public support.
Nd: c. Workman.
CRY OF Richmond, May 10Th, 1909. v2m
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CAUTION.

No Govt and rheumatic Drops being known
excepting those invented by DR.. Tissot s.--The
public are requested to notice that none are renn-
inc unless the names Of Dr. Tissott. and the pro.
pristor Henry Ward, are cut in the glass Of me
bottle, and the outside cover of each bottle sign
ed by the said proprietor himself wifi
~. Soldby II. WARD, sole proprietor, Phi.
ladeiphia, and at the Bookstore of S. PLgA.
SAINTS il. Richmond
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This BAY IS PUBLlsHEt,
And may be had at Jacob Johnson's book.
store. adjoining the Market Bridge,
PART $, or VOL. 4, or
HENING AND MUNFORD'S
f E. p Q r 7 S,
CcNTArNtNC

CONTAINING
The Decisions of theSupremc Court OF APP.
peals of Virgina,> at the October Term,
1907, and completing the first volume.
At the same place may be had the said
volume (of 656 pages) elegantly bound, IN
calf.
Price to subscribers s s-to non-subseri-
bers S s.
~ The size OF the volume having far
exceeded the limits at first contemplated,
(Which were 500 pages only) the authors
have been induced to furnish 1t to susscri-
bers at the above price, which is consider
ably less, in proportion, than that mention-
ed in the PROSPECTUS.
Gentlemen who take these Reports in
numbers, will be permitted to return them
at any time within six months, and receive
volume, for which numbers they will be
allowed the original cost in part payment
for the volume.
Richmond, Oct. 90, 1908. wifi
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