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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
TEN DOLLARS Rsward.

Left The, Little River turnpike rad, about the
9th Of sepsenbei Taft,
A Negro Man named 4 C O B,
Belonging to :hc tsi's Of THomAs MASON de-
essled. He is about 90 years ct age, we'll made,
ab.u, feet 10 inches hisa, dark complication,
bis head ss,era5Iy grey. Whoever tales Up laid
Negro and delivers bim to ne or one OF the ever
lsers en- the turePiks read. near AlsAandila,
Gall receive the above reward apd all lcalonable
charges, by
JosEpH POWELL, Agent
fog the Little River Turnpike Company
Oaeher "a. GU
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
Vaudeville and Jamefon,
OFFER FOX SALE,

ManQeVlilc ana IdItlSAOll,
OFFER FOX SALE,
For Cath, Psoaaee, or On th ufual Credit
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
LIQUORS g GROCERIES,
Coaaaiag OF
Mufcevade Sugars, of various qua
itics.
Philadelphia and Alexsndsia Leaf and Lump
ditto.
Jamaica,
II. E. Rur,
old Jamaica Spirits, for Sanily ole,
peash and Apese- Brandy,
Cogniao sas 2-asasaux DO.
Holland and Country Se-~va4
70 barrels Rrs,g ana fine favored pssc Whia.
ksg.
Ma3Sifs,
Oh Pert WINES.
Malaga, and
TensfihS
40 esGss ST. Raarh Mcdoc c.aret,
quit Ora +ta Hsoot A'i7 w my ~
100 cafes Wei Sshiedan Sin.
A isw hoghesds Of choice Msiaifes,
TennsGes and Georgia Gotten.
Guapowdcr, TEAS
Impartial, y.rv ea,ef,I,v Elrard
Hy(on, so., n. bet, o,roaes for
oans rili0'' soantry trade ards family
Hyfon-Ria, and
Rohea
Green Coses, Chocolate, Pearl Barley, Rife,
Slarsa, Zig, blus, SsaP, Mafard, Rappcs anu
Scotch Ssof.
SPICES -Pinenso, Pepper, Gloves CaiAa'
Natmegs ADD Mace.
Giagsr, raee and srauRd.
FIo;aat and Orcaas Indigo, Nader, CeP-
peEas. Alum and BriReoe~
pasen, SAe,, aaosred, from BIB to No. 9.
Bar Lsaa. Nanter,,fipss, Bees Wax, Wrap
ping Paper, Dsssohus, ResasA Salt Petfs,
Chalk,
Mo1d and Dipt Candles.
Birth Gunpowder Of various quail
ities fem Flo treble battle.
0tt ha %.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
N O T | c E.

a IL perfons are hereby forewarned ffou har.
n boring, buying, or hiring, or conveying
our OF th- town Of Alexandra, a 'NKSano Mar,
named FREDERICK; thc Ead Negro having
been conveyed to ne, hy bill Of tale, from
Mrs, Elizabeth Ramiav, dated 18th 0cober,
1890, and having continued in ny uninterrupted
pody flor from that sime until within few days
saR, And as the fsid Negro, with Others, has
been conveyed by NE 30 t,u!'ee for the ute aid
benefit OF lanes Kenae,]v, jnnior, all pcrions
who fllall hire, harbor, bs}, eE Carry the iaid
Negro cot Of the town Of Alexandra, may sx-
pea to be ptoiecu.ed Scr the fans.
VIM. WILSON.
EJorer,Inr 20 cot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
I EOVeWNer -. GOT
DiHolution Of Copartnerlhlp.

THE Copsrtnerlhip Hitherto fobaaiag urdr!
the firm of 3glfpb Riddk e Co. ct Aleaa"J 7'a'
was dlGolysd the fra initaat, by mutp con-
fsn,: All perioss tsat arg inaebted TO, ~ that
have claims on the fame, are reqacRca to Gene
forward and (ettic, as II IS dsarsde te etose the
ccncern as fssn as Poffl5le. :, Thefe whele ae.
eoants are Of lepg Ganamg are particularly re-
oue.te,l to attend TO ths nethse, ard make
pay n.ents ts either Of the frsfsgjaoTs.
ICSRPE RIDDLE,
OF Alexandria
lanes DALI,
OF Baltimore.
September IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
T1Is is 10 give Notice,
Oaaber 81.

/ his IS 90 8IVG IEOII0N'
~THAT the fubfcribcr, Of Aiexandla county,
J hath obtained from the Orphans, Court
Of The faia comfy in the diaritt of Columbia,
letters OF sdriniHra,ion On the per0nal citate of
gome, Il Sattoa, late Of The taid ceptty, de-
eesled ali Ferfops hayjrg cIsims sgairft the fad
ieceai.9. are hereby warned TO extbit The FAME
With the vouchers yhc.eof, 10 Ire futfctber, at
or bstore the 18th day OF Nay rest, they may
otberwirc by law be- excludcd ircm all benefit OF
the Eaid elste.
John Sutton, Admir-.
Neyember ID.
~ All pereop indicted 10 tee fsid deceaied'
ore ,eouea.a 10 neske immSdiaee payment TO tie
| aeoyc named adminIfr2tgf.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
JUST RECEIVED.

I = = ~ = - = @-7"'7S =
.6s8 for Sale BY re Sr4Eru5er,
loa r~ brown Ruaia Shestiugsl Enritlcd to
100 80. Ravens puck Dok. on TX.
, ba!ts German Ticklenburgs
- soltS RuGia Duck
10 barrels BoRcn Ecsf
III TO. Tanners OF
10 calks Stone Lime
. bOxr, ipculd and dipt Tailow Candles
p'p:s old real Cognac Brauty
y India and New England Rum
u quantity Of Meas, WO!nsns and Chiidrens
SHOES.
Join G. L2dd.
81 NlYcmhrr Il q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
t @ r z n I,

The Dwelling HOUSE at prelent
nacisl b. Villa 81 Stafford Pie honic is
oogssodioas and handsomely Gtnatsa, with eye
~ nrceaary ca, hoafe, and has hsndlamc gar
den ia high eol,iva'ioo, Apply 10
Mr.. Thomas Preben, or
Thomas Sanford.
C2aber o.. aot.ep
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
Five Dollars Reward.

CTRAY Z D from thc Subscribers Gable o.
- Friday rasrriag laa light BAY I4oRsE
d years ell, abous - hsnds high, lately nc
all round, name hpgged, ans tai docksd, ton
black ho2fs, ard large belly. He was abou
IN days fnec bsugh: Of air, JJrPb Gszoase
lviog near the four ml;erun. Naovver dcliFers
the Gaid harfe TO the fubfcriber, hali rceisc the
above reward, and all sssio0asle cxpsneca.
ISAAC. NNIWl3TIE.
Deccnpbcr 2, 3aw
n. 3. waneod frosn 10 30 1900 buthsls Of
goo4 ciean bailey, faT which generous price
win be- g;,.an -'t'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06
HXRT- AMI S-JyFY7z J5sE-

Hrocers a"' Commission ET.rr6aafs,
In the store i,,e,y .occ,,aedby Nj, par,.~
or,os;fc ssr p'c1.rafs'- p.;,,;-o. or -
MAIN sTRERr. RIG HMoNn. .
II zsgzGrFytLy inf5rm fhei- f;c-i- md fbe
ba.sic, fbaf f5ey Sare hid IN a se4eyI a.s~.
s.enf ~ Geoczatxs mi T.repoa, ffbs srss 1x,.
H'-s 'so're TO-, ne 'eaS ss,y lo., for rad mo-
xey or produce n cr,5 b,icss
go, 9s,er's Ws,r. Prerf S5,. cs-errrq.-
Indigo. TO. gt. esd Hrvc'. i'5ii1f-lhs;s, 5u-rir
Lorftr'ot !v5.e5 is:7 6soe castaii r,sSeS By i5s
dosen or s:ag,c t7t,e
T6ey bloc Csr ,als. on Commission Cur
NArrsf fion 3Ft' 20ll 6r t6e essk ar sassg gs,ss.
s5fiss, atfo, os7r,i,y Of SoAL L&ArHsa. ~,
Cas5. az 10 BE ba,tr-ei for wa--. an a
pa, ~ coLoers MrLL;rcsss. 9 fe-f NJ in.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06
II Cveaf Bargain,

! - be sold in a tract OF L A N ..
lying IN Ha'isav County, Virginia. within
r'"r mite ~ th- ccsr,house. containing 6s7 9
Nes Inc iani lies well is well warersd. zsd
the pr,sution Of tobacco. corn, whcar. rve a.
my in'ns thar may be p!anrcd thereon; Is s;ne
: nsa,ny sroasion. has on Il toierab'e comrora.
n'e dwelling hoose. nc. rood granary. gond
Pe~ch and apo'e orchard, and is in a xealshy and
-, eSno'ens'ghb'rhood. For rerrs apply 70 che
suOser'ber. living on the said premises.
Thomas Roberts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06
Lots for Sale.

- II - - -
On Safurduv m. 30:h Of ts1rci uer qv;H
aui annr2ucd security for re ofher s-s'
parable on fss. os.a Deeea,5cr n.,,,.,sa,
: >S'N
fOrCy Acres OF an q
Lviav on ,,ssh i; ,ss or \.
xaad. abo,, 1904 al. 49, - a'n.''Ss
Lots tisIex W.; \. NJ, 49,
-, ,,,,.
:. 81 s'' &c, >,
xk,..ry W 'ac, ,pr Aae hr''trT-t7rs.
-,- 80 -ss,f,. i-n.S, 1875 oasrss
IN TIT; PRESS.
zrf <of>dfiy rW 81 os5r;~5-L o-5sr 49,. s,,s~.
'zss 5s.y ssss. IN one iargs cevsuo col. on 1oos
Paper, qseV boHs1;
DICTIONARY
: 49,
E.WCFrrH NcYrArr
r, ,,,,;cs -. -. -. - !.
usI. s,,,,.,,sl;n 70" 'nS.' o''s'-
- '.se" ailersn' n'e1aiass'
A.,rhor;s=ss \, ~
&c. $3.50 ~ ' e WRITER'S In wnose
Absxra aei fy,,, -. r.,;, ".s '.'''''
= 80. &c I".'o es'tioa. ny fi1 Author,
-. = - ~ WV a. IA.
Il 20 wn'rn are preh ved, ~
SAR OF TGS ENSLfsH EAN<U<sE,
AND
Use rsfY4cE TO The roIro E,rrrox.
The whole ir,ovoye,; ~ ,,,a
HuEcrkrrsx. 81, asi;saej !, ,h. n.,r,..f
Pa0Eouvo..c s,c,,o~.v~ IS
cIOIfi WAf.xra
author Of Eisn,snfs of Er,.,,;.n, I,h.
81. Dittisnasy. &c. &c.
NDvrprrrrr,r,,-
tr,e;.ro,,,..S .,:.:-.r,
which Is nav oss.i ~ a.. ,,',',;. !,
vsragss OYER svsrv o,i,sr ria, has we an.
sa; winch, the Eiit"r hopes, viii ensure it 4
A. - p'el'rence.
un.'n Or eerfs,n rniss OF recommendation With
Sas, in .h;.s H. a., aenns'o"s s.a au'ho'1s,es iss
pe.red zoiis s,c;s,,, ~ 49, a-
fsuas',is prssen.ons to originality and improve e
nm ~ no,;,~ -. :. .,a,.,,., ,v,
Pr,noupeios r,ifionary has hen the rea '.Ts
NINA ,a, Saf wssrs wo.' "eeur'e M, 70 be found
other sos,c.s hsv, 49,
lAarchsaok's on ,,, Zoo
ausciasioa of ,hs.e words car.f,v s,.s -
Wsikrr's DIRECTIONS
IN poi~ Of cor-~qness. rho El;,,r cc,.;s.- =.
himself ias,iici from ,he ,,,re-ns,,;,,-
Lzs,aSvec u,an the ,,or,, -, 49,,
Rsrceover every edt;oo ,sb;oh has r,,,...,;,, 80.
nNice. In tie cou,,e Of the work. d;s.~c,,- Iii.
''oes Of JOHNSON, D iaionsry werc often eo-sult.
ed; and, rhs' the deriyasins might he as eorv .
approves pas 5s:sss N. s' nsa 70 as s
s.psris;1 70 s ~ GS,s ne o,in, words s'e found
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
+ Fan & WOVEN WIRE
MdNUF.HCTOPY.

No. Z, sridge-ssest, fur doors no,r5 Of GriGay.
Bridge, Baltimore.
N7HERE are made and sold. WHEAT.
w Fans. first quality; INC and other
ScREENS, for wheat, barley, fisx-.eed, &c.
HAND RIDDLES and SIEVES. for coal.
corn, barley, wheat, rye, oats, meal, brick.dust,
iax- seed, clover seed, cookie, lime, sand. &c.
SHAKFS for Indian meal; TyIRE SdpES
WOVEN WIRE for windows. SC &c.
AMOS SMITH,
(rormerk WEST e SMIrH.l
". b. A good assortment on hand
: Any of the above articles will be delivered in
Richmond, (on short notice. at the ;,.rne prices
aa'at the naanufsaery exclusive Of fteightl on
the orders Seirs left with
SAMUEL PARSONS a. SON.
Near the Bason, of whom the prices NAV he
known--who have now on hand. 5pbsas Fans.
Wbcat and Lime Sieves, and Meal .Sieoes &c. Of
u superior quality
IRON on band.
lfih Mo. 1st. 1904. w,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
SAM. anderson, -
Ed. Cunningham, Z
Him. M. 1nornfon, :
James Rea, ;

New-Canton, 9th May, 1905
HE Trustees OF the above mentioned Danl.
VIM. Cuerrant, will offer for sale. to the high.
eat bidder, in the town OF New-C Cation, on the
hrst day of Juynext. the following property viz.
Eight likely Virginia born Slaves,
Single Chair, Harness, &c. and valuable as
sortment of sui.asle GOODS for the presenr sea.
son, any part of which will be sold on very low
terms BY private sale. or a great barg ain may be
had. and liberal credit gwen to purchaser whs
Will take the whole stock on hand, by application
previous to the day above mentioned, TO VIM
Suerrant or the Trustees. Six months credi, win
De allowed IN. purchasers of the above properly
Tor az sums above ten dollars, on giving bend &
approved securityi lesser sums cash viii be de-
nanded for. w,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13

Me subscriber DESTROYS to close
ms hudoes'. in this place a. foon a,
poihble. isinduced to offer for f.Ie
the following ~ 'a'e'
Ia!uable Property, v,z
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
aa . aasaae.l SATURDA = yyl 4. Is 1906

, ago Acres, n Greenbrier county, on Lit
y, M. Ueer creek, adjoining thelands of Jofeph
S0r Acres. in Montgomery county, sar-
veyed ret August. 1877, on the waters of
riaey river, aud Paint creek, waters of the
Kanawha river.
43? Acres, in Montgomery county, sur
veysd goth June, 1886, joining the lands
Q. JoiePh Eaton, Richard Muse and lance
M'CorkIe. -
z,o Acres, in Wythe county, farveyed
creek. 80 = $50
Iso Acres, in AIbenarle county, patent
d as;,;s' sth July 1887, on William
1'll's caeek, waters Of Buck Hand creek.
One undivided moiety of FIVE lots in the
Town OF Winchester, Nos. So, 90, 100,
IoI and 100. !,
rae aoope aoiH be sold very lo7v, and rhe
'eTnls made knOsvn, on application TO
VIM. AUSTIN.
Richmond Anil <th.to0- -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-30
Public Sale.

yT71LL be offered 10 public sale atmy
wv plantation on Tuscarora Greek,
5 miles from Martinsburg, On the i2sh
day Of september next, she failewing
property, viz 4 number Of mich Cows,
andbeef Cattle. ~ head Of Hogs Of diff
fersnt sizes, Sheep, Wind Mill, Farm
ing Utensils, one excellent Case Of Draw
ers. one corner Cupboard, with other
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
arariety Of other articles too tedious 70
mention. The sale to commence At ten
o'clock, when due attendance, and !
reasonable credit will BE givenb ~
JAMES MILLER, sen.
August IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-30
COLUMBIAN INN CONTINUED.
ISAAC cAUSTEN.

\ A2AAAA - 80 - - - - 49,
ID EsPEcTFULLY Informs his
IN fiiends and the public, that he has
leased for i term Of years, that extern
.sire and well known house, the CO.
LUMBAR IN N, one door above the
corner f Howard IN Baltimore speet.
To,hose acquainted with the superi.
or Convenience and situation Of this va
luable property, nothing need BE said.
10 s5angers il may Be necessary 10 OBJ
serys that Il Is situated IN the mostplea-
SAINT md healthy part 81 The city, and
surr5nnded with respectable mercantile
hovks, therefore obvious 70 the conve-
re Of country merchanss, travellers,
II this extensive establishment, /.
CA0STEN solicits the patronage Of
his frtnds and . generous public, and
begs lave 70. assure them every thing
on hispart shall be exerted TO merit and
securetheir appreciation.
Baltimore, August $, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-30
Flagg Mill, ].

7EHE subscriber has got the above
Mill in complete order forthem ma
nufactory Of Wheat aud other Grain. -
He win give 4 Barrelof Supef6ne Flour
for every 500 weight Of clean pnerchanta-
bic Wheat weighing So pounds per bu-
shel, and stand the Inspection from this
tin the 6rst of April, 1905. A receipt
from the inspector or merchant with the
letters Of the brand win be necessary In
case Of condemnation.
DAVID BEATTY.
August 2s, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-30
Public Sale

yK5ILEbesold 1t public vendue on
w Wednesday the 2sth inst. AZ the
subscribers plantatio Flag Z Mill,
one mile from Martinsburg, quantity
Of Rye By the bushel, mich Cows, Corn
10 The gronnd, Hay ii the stack, House
hold Furniture, &c. Six months credit
viii Be given, ON giving bond with APP
proved security. The sale win. begin
about Q o'clock.
JOHN VAN METRE.
August IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-30
annual Ieeting q ovsr,eers

STNHE annual Meeting Of 0verseers
ofthe Poor Of Jefferson County
viii Be held in Shepherds Town, OF
Saturday the 2ist Of September next. foF
the purpose 81 laying the levy. All per-
sons having claims against the parish are
desired to attend. L Is also requested
that the 0ycrseers IN each district viii
] be punctualin their attendance early in
the day.
Testc,
August %, isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-30

Tie 1ol7owing ieffsrs mere Dptiished by
ne Anrora % prove that ~. Elioe
had Joined TAK UNION on HoNEsr
MEN 7; II they a. not prove thai, ne
sti1k shep mill AZ iedsf prove that AZ
hds gnified his Z union WiTH pisno.
NEST MEN"
coPIxs or LlTTERs fRo6
JANIS ELLIors
No. Il
Washiagton, january -, 1904.
SIN, e
Your letter & received. As I ana
always willing 70 receive good advice,
your observations on my styleof speak.
ing are NOT acceptable, bur 81 my po-
litiralronduct, ! mdst 81 dietatrd 81 my
have no ida lit iny konsti,uentk
wish 70 be Represented BY humble slave
Of the proud, passionate, and aristocra.
tic Mr.. Randolph, Of ! fellow labourer
Of those whose labonrs, tend 10 disor-
ganize the constitution, and place the
ANAL states Il The feet The large ones.
and both large and small Il the feet of
Virginia. On this subject TbsIieye there
isgreat unison Of sentiment among the
Vermont delegations, both senators and
representatives d any rate. j believe {
know the sentiments and feelings Of III
but Judge DIN. I wish this commune
Gated 10 those, who accuse me Of s strain.
ing at / gnat and swallowing j camel 7,
Iftkere 81 any base enough 70 accuse me
Of "a dereliction Of principle, and 4
temporising policy for the sake Of popu-
larity," I ought IN Justice 10 myself 10
offer them nothing but the homage ofmy
hich contempt, Bur I have the = wants
W ID add he remark that every hction
ofmy life contradicts the 1nmanly insi-
nuation, Besides let me enquire what
popularity | had In View. 4 was supposs
ed Ia opposing measure almost univer-
sally popular. But cannot think my re-
spectacle man has accused me ofpoliticaI
dishonesty. Ysdf colfespondenee viii
sat all times Be agreeable, andbelieve mes
Sir, very respectfully,
Yonr most obe't servant,
4 JAMES ELLIOT.
Z y ~ y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-30

4 variety ef BL1NKsf er sal Il
ihis Qyice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-24

THE subscriber respectfully IN
q forms the public, that the STAGE from
Richmond TO Charlottesville, during the Winter
Establishment, will leave the Bell Tavern every
Tuesday at one o'c'ock. Pm. and arrive az Char
louisville every Thursday AZ one O'esoe'<.
Re;vrisg--Leave CirarIotiesyiiie every Satur'
day at 1 o'clock, AMI arrive at Richmond every
Monday at ~ o'clock.
Richard Terrell.
P.s. There isa line OF Stages from Char.
iotfcsviiIc 20 Stanton. from thence TO Lexirg'
sn, and from thence TO Abingdon. "
isisAm0nd, Dec. ], 1905. gSs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-24

Consulate efMe D. Sla.ses,7 Of .smle,1rielal.

consulate 81 tue ". Stctes Of .7znevfc1.
~ ISLAND OF SUsX.
by this public Instrument be il known
nnio all whom The same do,h, shall, or
! Eiay concern, that on the day of the dare
hereof, befose me, Hensy Hill, Jun. ccasnl
of the United States of America. fsr the
island OF Cuba' resident al Hsyanna, per
sonally came and appeared William Co
~, OF Charleston. (Sou,k CaroliDa) mas
| ter Of the brig Ann, z6d Caleb Cory, mate
of said brig, who Being by me. sevefally
duly sworn on the holy evapgeIi.ts of Al
mighty God, did seienniy depose and de-
clare, that being at the port Of Cavenna
IN IBIS Island, in the month of May Ias,,
where they were loading said vessel with
a cargo for the u States, they saw lying
there an American schooner, called the
Betsy OF Ne W Bedford, taken by French
prisdleer called the Eugene, commanded
by captain Joseph Dumas, some time pre-.
gions and sent into that port, which said
schooner had a cargo in, consisting Of a.
bout sevefitf.six puncheons of rum and Sc
ven or eight barrels Of sugar.
That during their stay there they fire.
quently saw the people belonging to said
psivaieef taking ont the cargo OF said cap
tured schooner and carrying I, on shoie
and selling IT,
That the said ptivatesrsnen, To their
knowledge, took out The whoie OF said wee
sells cargo and carried It on SHOES, where
u was sold--that il was so taken out and
carried on shore, in open day, wilhoor
any appearance of opposition from the of
heers Of the said port Of CaVanhas--tha
alter the said privateersmen had plumber.
| ed the wholeof,he cargo aforesaid, * ,sket
| II from the said vessel; and ali her valua
bic rigging and sails, they took the SAID
vessel OF the mouth cf tlle said harbof OF
CavanDas aud sunk herr
And the deponent, William Cory, fur.
; ther saith, that the said priya,eersmen Of.
fered to sell him rum from the said car.
90 az thirty dollars puncheon. which he
deponent refused to buy even at that low
price, well knowing they bad no title 10
IL, and that IN them TO dispose of il was
robbery and piracy.
That he was informed by the guard
which was on boagd bis vessel, that said
.privatcegsmsn had bribed the principal
officer of said port, BY giving him foul
lpunchecns Of rum 10 consent TO the land
ing and sale of SAID cargo. And farther
the deponents say MOI,
(Sigssd)
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Tx the county Of Albeuarle. Virginia, nine
= hundred and seyenty-one acres of LAND ,iy-
Ing on both sides Of Hardware river, generally
adapted 10 small grain, corn and tobacco, with a
great abundance OF Meadow Land--about four
handred acres is cleared. most of which are low
grounds and il !, perhaps capable of the high.
est Improvement Of any land IN this parr of the
world, bJ having an jnexhaustible source of rich
mud or soil, a. at has been accommodating for ages.
The situation is fine and healthy. convenient 10
two tobacco warehouses, the courthouse and Sc
versl valuable merchant mills, and in very re.
specialize neighborhood Hardware river is ca.
pable Of being made nsyigable into James river
from several miles above this trad, for which
there IS an an ofas3emby There is on the land
. large two story dwelling house and other con-
venient bdildings-at about half mile fron,
which there is also an old dwelling house. kiteh-
en- and store house, that rHzy be made with some
repairs capable Of accommodating n geuteel fa-
mily. There is also nihe premises between 90
and 100 900 well burnt bricks. which will be dis
posed of on reasonable terms. The payments
reqnired win be one third cash and the other two
Thirds in equal annual instruments, 10 be secured
hy mortgage on the land. Any person wish.
ing 70 purchase or see the said land, will apply
20 The subscriber living on the premises.
Charles Wingaeld.
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L. SD Gibraltar.
On this 18th day Of September, 1905,
personally appeared in my consular oe;ce
OF the Uuited States Of America. John
Allen, commander Of the sloop Ranger,
belonging to the governmental the afore.
said United States, and John Thompson,
masters mate on board said sloop Ranger,
who, alter being sworn on the holy evau.
ge'ls's, did declare jointly aud severally,
eaeh speaking fer hiinself, ina. tl,ey sail
ca 70 add with said vessel from Boston in
america, on or about thel2lst day Of July
last, on the service Of said government, 10
company wnh the sIoop Traveller, com
raanded by capt. Benj. Prince, with whom
.ney parted company few days after their
leaving boston, by stress Of weather.
nat 90 the 23d Of Aug. last, being il
latitude 80 deg, 80 min. north, and Ion
g'sode 80 deg. 80 mio. wss,, schooner