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ORIGENAL
EdMEIY.. MEDIelNES,

FdMILI MEDlGlNEN,
Ipfyyeoalsd sbs RICHARD LEE Y SON,
40. Have bseii in high es,im, tion and general
ypses throughout the Unted States, tor up
Z w.r1s often years Aud, Il is noinconsi-
: aeraSie syitence of their utility, that during
the above perinll, NUMEROUS limitations OF e.
very article, the productions OF ignorance and
oxperience, urged by envy and Pc mary, have
{ been, intruded 90 the public, seen Tor day,
aad then pcrishedi sOthers now -secceea
: them, which In like manner are fast descend
ing TO the tomb of the Capaiets; while OUR
: remedies Become more generally used anu
acquire daily accession Of deserved -csiesfi'
ty. t-a.k 81
sIes's Worm-dsteroyang Lozenyes.
!. This medicine'is superior 20 any yer OF,
fered 10 the public, being innocent aid niio
i cestain and eficacious in lis operauoh:s MI,
Should no wormsexist in the body' II wa
3 without pain or gripping, cleanse III .me S.
mach and bowels OF whatever Is loui ~
! sive, and thereby prevent the P'ooS">"' "
$ worms and many fatal disorders >.
&. - Lees Eltxer:
!, ! :. "A certain remedy for csids, coughs asts-
mas. and particularly the whooesng oouga'
) So destructive to children. .,
Les -E8snee Of MuAard,
Is SO we'll known for the cure OF rheuma-
+ t;sms, gout, palsy, spraias' &c. &c :
81 les Grand Refcrative,
Proved by long experience TO be unequal
{ arasiS The cure Of nervous disorders. con-
! samntions, lowness Of spirits, inward weak
I ness, SIC. .
N Lees Aats- Bilious Pills, :
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant ie'ers. s;
: Lees Sou reign Ointment fortAe heh,
= s Which is Wa. i lifted ALI ialali,b!e remedy at
.oae application.
= InfalEbts Agus s. Ever Drops,
For tn, cuse Of .gues, rsml;tsni' and III
-Mraitteat fescrs.
sIer's Genuine ,Psrsaw Lotion, =.
Celebrated for the cure Of ring worms'
letters, &es. y"
Lees Genuine Eye Water.
An cfsctual remedy for all diseases Of the
eyes.
Tooth-ache Drops. {.
sIyh;ch eiys ir,a.edIate relief.
Lees Daana& lip SaI0e. !.
ReGoratius Ponder for the zfss5
: 4. -, -.r.,s and GaH.s. =
III. AnaSyns Elss'r, I
~ For the cure OF every kinA OF head-aohe. {
~ Tx 4pdiaa E<gstab!e Stoetfse,
For the carc Of senereal COMPLAINTS.
40 T.iose mGdiciues having come into general
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;;esusr s2fEcE lt,KDsFCRi S1IE,
-saFBY JAMES KENNEDY SEN.
,.pooxsk III; s;a, .k1 Ns.sTRHHT y
.s,.., :. s5v..s An, ~ ~ s~rt s.,
*, GRAFTON, II
COMMEMORATIVE OF THE :
,c,,RaR.4clER y .ADAlit ADMINISTRATIVE t1l
WASHINGTON.
AZ .,EL1ysREp aEsoRE THE -,,,::,
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, SOC Ell
-. OF PHILADELPHIA,
: On the cad day Of February sio,
ny CHARLES CALDWELL, VI. -.
Published a. the request OF tho, society
PRICE 44IRTr ONE eFSTs,
-" Subscriptions for the Pert Folio arc re-
ceived as above. .: ..-tl..e
. March I6. eo9.
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To be Rented fer @ term OF years

To be Rented fer q Term q yea's
~HAT valuable tract OF Land, tailed
Preston, si,uute on the Washington and
Alexandria turnpike road, at The junction OF
four mile creek and. Potomac river, and dis-
tant two miles from r.iexandria, three from
Washington and FIVE from George Town.
7 here arc upon the premises two story
dwelling house, containing six rooms and
passage. with kitchen, carriage house, sta
bIes, SC. large, handsome and highly ma
nured garden, OF It least ten acres, IN high
state Of cultivation, and lately laid Oft by an
experienced gardener, an orchard containing
several hundred pear, pIumb,i cherry and
.damson trees, with English walnut, ounce
and mu berry trees, and also upwards OF SIX
hundred apple trees, and two or three hun
dred peach trees, selected with care from tho
best. nurseries, and all in full bealing. The
annual average product Of the apple orchard
alone is estimated at 400 barrels. This tract
contains about 100 acres Of land, aconsidcra'
ble.parr whereof has been manfred and sown
with clover seed The akorcs afford tlsh anu
wild fowl, and one or two good fishing land:
inrs. The situation is healthy, elevated and
pleasant, in full view Of three towns, and Is
we'll calculated fo- place Of public enter,
tsinment. Immediate possession may he haa
and the terms will be made known uponap
Eeaaion to
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Mnbae6 Zee 6. Co.
-Orphans's Court,

4!sxaaaria CoantMft6. Tenn, 1910.
Ordered, that the sxeca,or; Of George
Msalun, deceased, do inserttks fosowing aa-
yefrisemeut threestimes in each week tor
eight weeks in the alexandria Daily Gazette.
Tes:e,
Alex. Moore, Regiher.
This is to give; Notice,
= 4 Thai the subscriber of Alexandria county,
! inthe district of.Columbia, has sbtained from
,sshea Orphans Court Of said county letters tes-
.tsssssrkasy. ongtlsc estate of George M'Alarn,
5 Tad of tho county aforesaid, deceased:' all
5 rsfsans hxving claims agaisst The said decd
- hereby sarned to'cxhibit the same With
e. vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before the As day Of AUGUST gust. n :. s .. they g,
80 go. And those indebted thereto are
reuues.sd 10 inske immsda.s paynen. al ,e.is
IN under my hand sshis> aist day OF Feb.
=" Mordecais Miller. Exis
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! fess Grand ReNcrat,ve,

Proved by long experience 10 be unequal
ledsin the cure Of nervous disorders, con-
!. susnp,ions, Iowness Of spirits, inward weak
I ness, Sc.
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81: III: AnsSyns .Elss'r,
For the cure OF every kinA Of head-aehe.
tx indian Isgstab!e Sbee,he

: y TX TfNaF0H 20 0IxV'I OFOsTES7 .
For the core, Of venereal complaints.
40 ,r.fose mStliciues having come into general
use, they are Frequently purchased not only
sbySn iug; sisss, but o. country store keepers
to sell -aia;, il order that the purchasers
.-;noay De co rf3eat they have the original gent
ia, medicines wherever they purchase they
have but 10 ooscrsc,that ever article ofme-
tcfAlc has Oh the outward wrapper the sig
snatuse sfthe proprietors.
" M,cbaet Zee 6: Go.
/i&tG, } hate Richard Lee rno Son.
W. Sold, by appdhtmsi', at Nicholas
2. T;neS,cs,'s, Fairfsx street, and at Robert
Grsss, bookseller, King street. -.
- p.,,r,~,,.,, "a - .s,-.r,. ,.iaw6w
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4lo,e24 Phzes,
24,o76 Blanks,
1000 Tickets, att dollars, is

Less than 2 Ia blanks to prize; subject
to deduction Of Is per cent Prizes paya-
bic so days after the conclusion OF the draw
ing. =, &c..
OF THE ANNEXED PRIZES. -.
LIST drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
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lees Ehxc,'.

! s "A sertsin remedy foc cslds, coughs asts-
Asss. and particularly the whOoesng cough
s IS destructive to children.
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..I.ees -E0enee OF .MuNard,

II So we'll known for the cure Of rheuha-
t;sms, gou,, palsy, spraias, &c. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
The AlcohoIized Ac:d,

Eos ersdicsfng all stains from Boo-Tops Aud
preserving their original colour in all cases,
without injury to the Leather,
USE. Shake the bctle well, pour some on
t7ucer, wet tie Boot. Tops with sponge Dip
Ped in wafer; while wet. rub the Acid very hard
on with piece of white flannel, relied hard in
your hand repeat, ng vt ill all the stains dissp.
pcar-Tthen sponge eff the composition with Gear
water, and wipe 1t with your sponge, dry them
ny the Ere or sun. Those who ike them glossy,
when about dry, rub them with piece OF clean
Aannel.
. Prepared only by JAMES GARTLAND,
NO 20 North Second street Philadelphia. Sold.
wholesale and retail by him, retai!ed by mosr
OF the principal Bcet-Makers. Price in bottles
30 cents each, ard in quarter pints at IS cents.
IL viii have tho same affect on
Saddles ard Brides.
u Country Orders executed on tn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
He has also for sale

An Ointment for the extirpation Of BUGS.
USE Ciean your Bedsteads vel, rub the un.
derneath and inside, the mcrtisss, the tenono and
every crevice with the ointment=-aiso 9 or
inches of the feet next the floor. this will pre-
vent them creeping Up, IF too thick heat the
bolt e.
IF soirg to ride rub few drops to your horses
cara X will prevent him being aunoyed in that
tender part by lies of any descriptisn n, and will
thereby tendto ksep him cheerful on the jour
'ney.
1t mixed with green paint mad. or raw oil
and laid on your bed chamber or ceiling, it viii
prevent hies or mosquitoes resting thereon.
Price Is cents,
Likcwiae = LIQUID BLACKING prepared
in Oil that will noarsh and preserve Tho leather
on Sentiemen's boots and shoes.
p ice IS cents
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
The famous high dlooaed, Horse,
- Admiral Nelson,

q Beautiful! dark bay, 16 hands high, full of
strength, health and vigor, and inferior to
no nor either for speed or bottom, of fine bone
ana muscle. This horse wss purchased BY the
'ate wii'iam Lightfoot, Esq. when in London,
OF Lord Grosvcnor, he was then in training /;
WI" stand the ensniag season at my sable in
Masnews, and at Thomas Muses. in the upper
emo or Middie.ex county alternately. The
scarcity OF money induces the subscriber to let
MN cover rnafei this reason at 30 dollars to be
discharged by the payment of Is dollars II paid
within the season, which will expire on the 10Th
OF August, with half dollar TO the groom for
eacn mare. Good and extensive pasturase will
DC furnished gratis; the greatest care and al.
| ,ention pad the mares. but will not be answer.
able tor accidents or escapes This horse has
NOT run ann races, but his perform ances will
eihciently just6y the OPTION of Lord G rosve.
nor and his Stp, who gritty thas they c1Aei.
'Sn, MN the bart 'hrefyear old horse ia EnA
land, lam and ehaile'G ping hy4ye5f fold. yAich wS
II oaose Der 17sA fAew Market
swe sp:,sks of 14dF guinea, .lI2 subsc3l IN 4
2oo guineas each Rif forfeitA otis tksryinys
stone 2!b, aiiie$ $tone, beating Sir Hwy,
b. c. Young 6aveliAL Sir Frances .standish,s
On, c. Spit eigeon5 to4 against Admiral
Neison,7 t9f against Harry, 6 toll against
Split pigeo8 & Toto .ainst Young Jaye.in.
IN l!ee he wen a sweersake of 1000 guinsas,
u Subscribers 1t zoo guiaeas each, beating Lord
Egremonrs c. by precertor, out of Bob Tail.
Mr. pe'rin.' b C. Jayelin. and Gclding's Boas-
tef--S to en- Admiral Nelson. In 1900 he
GOT so much injured in his practice that he did
not come on the turf again until 1908, when
ne won purse OF 50 pounds, 4 mile heats
beating several 6ne herses.-See Sporting Mar
ssine Tor this year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
advertisement.
VIRGINTA:

- VIRGINIA.: 81
h' a superior court Of chancery hol.
cen at the Capitol in Rinch mond,
FEBRUARY 26th 1910.
ohn ". Walker admir- with the will an.
neS'd OF John Christian deceased, lanes
at'escr, the same John AZ. Walker
om'r oil Joyce Christian deceaseds and
e said John NJ. Welker and Susannab
wife. soIe he,ress of Tire SAID .oycs
CHRISTIAN ard George Smith and The said
SOM ". Walker Executors OF Lucy
iDuguid, deceased, and George Chris.
tIan a0d toYcs p. his vile. George E.,
bueuid and Elizabeth his wife and Ly.
ga Duguid. heirs of the said Lucy Du-
guid deceased. Pts.
AGAINST
ti'2abe,h. Pa,,cs n execu;rix and George
ChristiaD, exscutor of Feier Psttesop
deceased. and Martha Pat,esop, Eliza.
beih Metropolis, Charles ra,,eson,
Frey Pa,,eson, Polly Palteson, Peter
fsHeson, Jtrpy 'Pa'teson, Henry Patr
teson, Fanny Pauesoh. and Pa ,
tesons and Charles Bacon son .apd hei.
o. Nancy Bacon, la,e HsncuPGeson;
ci''iaren & heirs q. Law Of 6SXes Pat
teson decessed,, and peyissA Of the
sad Peter Palte on decsar6. Mary.
Anne Paceson wdQw of The said John
Paileson deceased, Charles Phelps and
Nelly his wife. Lewis Dawson and Lu.
sy his wife, Samuel P. Christian aod
Nancy his wife. Samuel Paterson an d
jphn patteson infants BY The said Ssmu
81 Christian specially assigned their
Guardian, heirs ofshe said John Pat.
trsor deceased, III Defs.
Ire Parties lin tina shove nen,isae d
snit VII lrke nosice, Iha have ap-
Ioir'ed Mondsy the .lslh day OF mex,
Nlenth for tie purpose of taking the &C
Counts direc ed by ,hr decree pronounced
in The said suit On the seth February .sst,
on sh'Sh day the Parties are yeques,s d
20 attend at nv ofi'ce in The City OF Rich
mo0d with their Papers and Eyidencs
PIE Pared to 70 into the .aid accounts.
JOHN NICHOLSON, NC.
April 2, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
10 Dollars Reward
. Valuable Proncrfv Go,. 81

Valuable Property for Sale.
2 virtue of TWO deed. of trust exscprs,I -, -.
tef the purpose of paying cefta,n debt.
therein mentioned, viii oc Sold fer ca h, at the
' re OF Mf T. T Boiling. {, Amelia county
the i7ih day of next month sfMay1 FIFTY
LIKELY NGGROgs; arnones, shern Are 81. v..
OF almost every dscTipiicn. The sale vi Con
Mnue from cay TO day unii the properly, De so d
ioete WI also be sold at the same is,e ana
place by one of he Trustees; about Fl i1lorses,
Jack and Jenny and all the Household go
hitShen tarnitufe, and plantation utensils Of said
boh'ns Amongst the above mentioned slave,
aseEwo Hiscksrrishs and three rough carosa Ter :
d: The lands belonging TO The ,aid Tbos
% lIins' vii be offered at p iva,e sale on .he
Ludweil Bracket, ,
John Lane, Trustees
April 18th, 1910. Nv ~,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
PEDIGREE.

Admiral Nel-cn was bread by Lord Grcsye.
nor, got by John Bull, and foaied IN 1875, his
dam by Olivia, By Justice; her dam Cynber
BY Squirra out Of Frebe's dan, by Ree,nus'
.-.See Supplement- 20 the Stud book, page rs.
JASPER CLAYTON.
N. B. Notes Tor the twenty do.lms rnuss be
sen, with tie mares.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04

N AT meeting of the Directors
n ofsfe Richmond Turnpike Company, a
me srsshinstcn Tavern in the City of Rich
nd the 10Th OF April, 1910
j. Resolved, That all shares of de-
Vgrsrt' in the ssid Company b. sold at the
bi~g'on Tavern in the city Of R,chm nd on
Wsdnesdsy he o3i Of next n, nth. -
Resolved, That a call Of twddol-
Isr' and fly cents on each sfa,e in tbc said
e@rpa"Y be made, and e. the .a,ne be- p,iti "a
the Treasurer on o. oeiore the 2Sd of next rrop,h
A C py
(tds). N. Sheppard, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
Advertisement.
Lost or Mislaid,
"a ROXnfR ROCKS

DELIVERED Mr. Thomas Wi
ats Emanuel, Boa,man at Lynchburg,
directed on the Bo;s to the care of the Rev.
A. Foster, i'm Richmond, in Deceml@3 1so9
Containing S sets Hawey's ChurcfyHiis.
tory in vol. S vols, Myles History s&-x6ls,
Revised Code, Cd vol. {; 8 Wirt's Speeches
about IL qnires fine large paper 2 Watts
Hymns: 2 Smart's Introduction to Latin-1
do. 20 Latin Grammar=1 Life of John Ear
30 Tutors Guide==i American Preceptor
al Newtonian PhIlosophy-2 Life of Da
vid-tl Resignation, pcem-1 Grounds Of
a Holy life Lees life, &c. ANY person
having knowledge of such a Box or o.
such books by leaving word or DELIVERING
them at A. Fosters, in Richmond, or at the
Press Office in Lynehburg, shall be rswar.
ded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-04
FOR SALE BY
-. McLauglslin.
In the Lower Tenement OF Col.
lagos Building,
Genuine Hcrabacecus
Bi,ters,
MADE SOLELY BY
James GaflGnd,

No. 70. N&eHsSscnnd street, Philadelphia
| TO Prevent or cure Fevers. Bilious, & Row-
ei complaints, Head Aches, loss of Ape.
the. costiveness, incIapchcly, sc.
USE. 1t Your body be regn'ar tskc TIA
! spcors full Of the bnlers in a tea tsp fuil OF
cod water morning AMI night; aud a l,le in
| the course of the day, in any drink YOU are &C.
| eus.omed to take.
IF two Laxative=-Take the bi, frs in camo
der
IF costivs==iucrease the quantity OF the bit.
tiers.
Moderate eating and drinking, with these
rules. will proven. fevers.
In case of a tack-=Take vorit of strong
camorile tea. and drink freely of weak can,onile
to work it OF, after which rink freely cf the
Critters IN camome tea, and il viii carry OF the
fever by perspiration, but if The body be debiii-
tated previous Thereto, add some good red wine,
brandy or geneva. All nsw liquors are pernci-
GUS.
The red bi.ters may be used with red wines
and brandy. The yellow with whus-Sines or o.
ther liquors. Both have the SANG eGcct.
Taking these bitters SO as II keeprfhe body
regular. will prevent or curf tAcfoshE e9nI
plants. N'
Its valuable ELECTS on The human aJ66n$ II 4
ascer,sined by any person whS win IKE Abqit
solid ineh of fresh killed beef md inrnerse fiy
a glass of the btters for about tCo hours. espose
it afterwards in the shade, uudeAh heat, air dew
and rain and no putre faction will Susue.-Snence
II may be safely taken by both sexes. This ex-
pertinent the proprietor made in the dog days
when Fahrenei,'s Therrnome Ter had been lsversi
days about 80 deg==and it dies Chemistry on
It's most extensive scale to be able 10 dccompose
1t, or ascertain thereby, its several component
Parts or ingredients, therefore no impos,ions un-
der that headt take place.
Price SO cents per bottle, and 6 cents will be
allowed on returning The bottle and label.
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[From the ~ r. Evening Rst1

BANK NoTEs.-We yesterday published
an article from the Charleston Courier, de.
scribing new mode Of engraving Plates
for bank notes, said to be lately invented in
England. We have since been favored
with the sight OF a proof sheet of notes en-
gravtsd on The sam principles by Mr.: Roll
linson, for the Mechanics Bank of this
city. The,beauty of .henoees rs much su-
perior to those engraved in the common
way, aad the 'xccusioneis suth.as cannot be
initiated by the first rate artists unless the
same machinery is used whchwe are told
is very intricate, sdd not tobe copied with.
ous much labor and expence. III" Roilln.
son claims the invention, and says 1t IS four.
teen years since-he first discovered the Prln-
ciple, bu, has not been able to carry j. into
effect until lately. AS it is of the utmost
importance to society that some cheek
should be discovered to detect the food OF
-eounterfeits which ale overwhelming our
count-y-.; if the plan of engraving invented
by Mr.. Robinson will have that effect, he
ought to have the support Of every bank in
the United States. Il isa serious truth that
the facility Of coaaserfciting occasiored 10Y
the great variety of banks in the country,
and he~mldness'of our laws, are such as
10 destroy every idea of security while deal.
ing in bank paper. Unless some criterion
can be. established whereby true paper can
be distinguished from false, or some serious
examples are made of those who prey upon
,heunsuspecting part of the community,by
issaing false notes, all banking institutions
in this country might better be dissolved.
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Twenty Dollars. Reward.

RAN AWAY from ME, when l lived IN
Frederick county, on the 10Th OF March last,
Negro DICK, sometimes calls himself Dick
i1ewkins, SO years OF age, about feet'9 or
10 inches high, square built, OF yellow com.
piexion, The wool on Ms'head is long x bushy,
has large chick bones, with a'scar near the
corner OF his right eye, the white of his eyes
are relish, or-red eyes, has large loot with
"a lump on the Joint ofone of his great toes
his cloathing when he ran away, was blue
kersey roundabout and trowser3 of the sumo,
an old swandown Jacket, Two linen shirts, old
wool hat, white yarn stackings and old shoes,
he. before this, has changed his cloathing -
i purchased him from the estate of Mr. Geo.
Hawkins, opposite alexandria, in the year
1856, when he was small. expect he is in
the City of Washington or Alexandria, or in
the neighborhood where he was raised.-
Whoever takesup said negro and secures
him SO that get him again, shall receive
the above reward, including what the law sl>
lows.
Lance1ot Wade,
Living near Hancock, Washington county.
July 9. laW3w"
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tTNHE French Journal under the title Is
Il L'HEMISPHERE, appears every sa-
turday afternoon at Philar elphia, in rarn-1
phlets Of 6 pages, in TWO coltmns, in isrgs.
octave, printed with handsome .yre; and
conducted with care andsinpartialily
-L'Henisfrhere binds itself TO publish factsss
and the most interesting articles, as may tes
seen by the numbers already publishedy
which are deposited at tic ,Cfiee Of the A..
lexandria Gazette, where the Admirers es
the French Language csn subscribe. They
are requested to mike application in rnedi--
ately andto, give their support 10 a Journals.
price Of subscription is enDcalars Fer ai,,l,
payable in advance
June 26.
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From TIE Charleston Courier.

10 ~
Mr.JAMEs ARCHER, an engraver OF dis.
tinction in England, has perfected an inven-
ton known only TO himself, of the greatest
importance TO the commercial world, made
S'ef engraving hank note. Plates zrhich cannot
faifto- fo,ma cheek against fsrgery. The
Instrument b. which they are produced is
xtremely intricate, and constructed on a
plan entirely out Of the common routine Of
mechanics. henote may be comprehend.
ed at one glance consisting merely ofwaved
and straight lines cufiously combined and
forming variegated tint at once simple in
appearance, and inimitable in execution, 'e'.
conciling two principles naturally in direct
oppositio,. TO each other. The mathemati-
cal accuracy with which the lines are laid,
agreeably TO this plan is beyond. the power
of man strictly to initiate by the common
method of engraving, even allowing that
the first rate artists were to employ thvlr
talents to tha, purpose.
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Bank Of Alexandria,

July 2, 1910. s.
.ATOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
IN holders Of the Bank of Alexandria,
that a dividend of four per cent. on the capi-
tai stock of said Bank, for the half year end
ing his day, is declared, and will be ready to
be, paid to them on Thursday the 5thInstant.
By order ofMe President and Directors,
Gurden Chaplin, Gather.
July 8. sesx
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! q From the injury to the qualities Of the
last crops, prime wheat is very scarce, and
would readily command lss. inferior lis 70
l5s Cd. Philadelphia sweet superhne flour
81 to 6ss. New York do. 81 toss. sour
sss but scarcely any thing ofprime quality
to offer There is no wantof Inferior. Rico
has been an article Of speculation, and meets
ready sale at some little advance upon old
prices. Old may be quoted at q to ass. mix x !.
ed 26s new 2es Cd to 27s. and some ofthe
holders demanding higher prices.
"P. S. Accounts from various parts of :he
couatry confirm the injury of the crops Of
grain, which is accordingly on the advance.
Two cargoes of foreign wheat are held at l9s.
Nothing doing in cotton"
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Public Notice.

THE subscribers have taken out letters
1 of administration on the estate of RO.
RERT CARTER, deceased, in the state .
Virginia-shose who have claims against thet
estate will please exhibit them Tor settlement,
and those who are indebted to it will pay
without delay.
Charles Tyler. Jr,
Near Centrcyille:
Richard II. Hcnderlon.
II 1sesburg.
yans .: s0l7t