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, PAsIs, O9Obep 2o,
me telegraph has announced This day the Grand =.
% preface, "'"
The Adrian army which had been ben,,,ss
every hde, has been totally defeated. The csrr;G,n
OF Dim has eaPitulated 1000 men have laid doy,a
uiniT arms, and been made %prifouers of war ean,s
tPs 'nat hao ned towards the Tyroi. were vigorogf.
me consequences Of fuch q yiaor. age ircaiepI,.,,
Sp t"e P@o@s OF ths Jyrol being ~ our yon. Zion.
'''S @'N'J 81 INC 9'ehdnke Charles is plaeea between
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DOLLARS.
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FAVOURABLE DISPOSITION OF PRUSSIA TO-
YARDS THE ALLIES.
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Committee alpoiatedn the HoiG Of Rebreeata-
tires.
appointed to enquire into The e.pedieney ofn6.
ping tie money heretofore appropriated for GER
tain pnbGe roaa5.-Me1rs. Jackion, Morrow,
(O.) S. Smith, Boyle, and Earle.
December 9th, 1906.
The Preident communicated the following
letter and report:
May Department, sfb Dec. 1905.
SIR,
IN obedience to the refoiution of the Senate
of this day, requiring the fe~cretary of the navy
"to Wy before the Senate, the reafoDs why an
additional appropriation is required for the MI
val @fcryice for the current year," / have the ho-
noyr to Rate, -
That ont of the fun appropriated for the
ij2pori of the navy, for the year 1905, the fun
OF 1880 dollars has been paid for extra ex-
Fences, not contemplated in my Ultimate for
that year. Statement A gives a view of thoCe
expenses.
Che fun Of 9s7,e3o dollars has moreover,
been paid out of the money appropriate for the
fuppoit OF the navy, for the year 1909, tor ex-
pennies incurred during the year 1904, by the
fguadron fitted out under tie act, entitled
"Au aSt further to protect the and
feamen OF ts,e United States againA the Bsrbary
powers" and by commodore PEBBLE in bis pre-
paratory arrangements for attacking TripoIi.
with Tctyect ~ tbefe laR mentioned eypepces.
II may ne proper to obierve that there exined
at the time they were incurred, an adequate ap-
preparation, made by the act under which they |
were authorized, to pay them, If payment had
been neceGary during the year 1904 ; but it was
not n~ecsifafy TO pay them until the year 1905
and as the appropriation made by The sd above
referred to, was rot, agreeably to the %treafury
Contraction, iubjed to- my order, At the time
that p ment of thefe expenfes was required,
they were paid out of b. money appropriately
fOr the iupport Of the navy for the year 1907 !
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a TRACT OF LAND.

'7E J13jfriber e6trs for 1ie, 4 gRAcr or LAND, or
4 zobie6 be afprefnt ysdt', aated in tie county OF
W5fm0reLhHd and boundd BY TIE rivers Pofo,uae and
7toeon'o This tra contains about Ven hundred acres
Frong loo ground, bali sv5isG il .LitIi covered
z0ib ery Vaiua6 pine and oak fosbcy and he H roel
Jaed totbs culture corn and GnaN grain tie Etuatiou
ve'y bTaf6y and bana0,re 0Hr commanding extgfve
vfezv up, and 6onnds5 vie1U GzVz tbe Potomac TIE
1Vaters 10 zVbieb this land is Immediately aftae51 afford
m abundance and 7cib great eo1Veanee tie rae o-ers
and ToiId oSOl in their ton and E6 in great vayiefy
and IF f5efa5f binds throughout he gear. TIE payeba-
Jr nay 6aVe fbt foek cattle Peep and bQg fegesbe, sob
tbe impA'fe"t' eby6and,y tie plantation One balf
The av04nt IF pnreba nyf be paid at The time of taiirg
fafon' 7pbitb nay be bad 7vb be e2e IF TIE prccnf
ySa' 70ib aniHaoEtab title; far tie remainder tzoeEe
n1'Hf1' credit S0 be giVen fey@en icing aiis17oriy
/seE,ed.
ALEXANDER PARKER.
Wej7ssyekss[, I{areb lo. (ee4vvi
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Sales at auftinn.

On Wrduefaay, the 1913 day ofAs-A NEXT 7viu5 6M
at Public Aus7ion a eye5t Of four month";, tie
lrvsiiiag bose Of Tboma5 CWiah:
A Ii bis HOUSE HOLD and KITCHEN FUR
"A NITURE, eonjifing Of qarirty gfYainabLe H.
fiees. ut tbe fam. time, and The fame terms, 7vH B.
6H pair ef cieganf 1veN brake C.fRRIdGE HORSES,
e SADDLE HORSE. On t6e fame day 4ViW B.
rented 10 he bgbef bddry, for more years, t5.
HOUSE and LOT nozv oeeupieiby Eld GiHaH.
THOMAS TAfLoR, e. Co. y. NJ
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ADVERTISEMENT.

To be SOLD to the highea bidder, ON credit Of
twelve months,
LIVE TRACTS of LAND belonging to the enate
L OF Thomas Anderlon, dec. viz One iii Camp
bell county, of 400 acres lying both Gdes of the
main road, the branches of Beaver Creek; thi.
traa to be fold at next April Campbell court, being
the 9Th day of the month.
One in Boetourtcouty off 6oacres, lying on Cataw.
ba creek this trattto be fold at next April Bote
tourt court, being the It'll day of the month the(e
two fales to be attended by Mr.. Anthony Dibre who
hereby fully authorized to act for the executors OF
the iaid Thomas Anderion
One of 400 acres, one of lat acres, and one of Sc
acres, lying in Buckingham county, the two former
on the waters of Rock I1and creek, and the latter
one on lrving's ferry road Thefe three lat trAa.
to be fold at next May Buckingham court, being the
18th day of the month. Bond with approved le
eurity will be required, to bear intereR from the
date, but fpunauaily paid the intere hall be remit
ted.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

he Shareholders are hereby notified, that the
iourthinitalmentwill become due on Saturday the
o'h Oh April and will be received at the Bank and at
1'e "ihces Of Dicount and Depoit Norfolk Peerf-
ourg aud fredericksburg. Certificates of Stock will
alter that day be ifued application at the Bank.
March s, lso5.--(eplM)
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WILL BE SOLD.
ALEXANDER PARKER.

at Public Auction, on Saturday the Goth day OF
April next, at the Rawleigh Tavern, in the city OF
Williamfburgh;
y MAT valuable Plantation called YARMOUTH,
lying in James City county, on Chckahomony
R'ver, ten miles from Williamsburg The improve
ments are, two itory brick houie, with two rooms
and paflage above and below; portcoes OH each de;
large and caPacious barn, and three other out-houes
The whole tract, including an Hand in view of the
houe, high and low land with marines contains about
200 acres; icarcely third of which is cleared.
Two thirds Of the i1and is arabic, which, with the
land adjoining the houfe, is of fperior quality Adj
Jacent to the Hand two bold and navsable creeks
with convenient landing each. The range for cat
tie very extenive and the marines and meadows will
inPpy an abundance of hay. Fiji and wild fowl, in
their REFLECTIVE ieafons, may with cafe be obtained at
your door. The orchards, coniiline of the greateR
variety of all kinds of fruit felefed with care are now
in their prime. The terms of fae are one third cath
and one, two and three equal annual payments for the
balance. PEYTON RANDOLPH, ir.
For ELIZA INNES
Feb. 10 (eDtdsl
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BROKERS OFFICE.

HE SHb'sribr has opened Brokers' Office, obe.Gte
i he Uni0" 7are,n, and Que, tie COunting-5opG of
Ibona' and A17o' Lada MI bpjineS conflict to bin,
Kill be tragiae7ed 7citb Fric7 Edelity.
THOMAS NORYELL.
NJ He bas for @ir--A FEW SHARES IN THE
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE
ALso-OM State Certificates, beariug fix 1er
cent inferef. March IL. If
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NOTICE.
January Is. If

NOTICE.
HAT Mr.. Anthony Dibrell of buckingham
county, IS hereby fully authorized to make fale
OF one TRACT of LAND, in Patrick, containing
5000 acres, lying on Dan rver---three ditto in GRAY
Ion county, lying on the waters of Little Reed Hand
creek--two OF thoufand each, and one of 500
acres; the iad Dbre will attend at next Apr Crav-
fon court for the e of the iad lands for ard on be-
half of NATHI ANDFp som
Albemarle county, March l9, 1905. IDS
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FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
BY he SH6ieribery, at their PAINT Sy' OIL Nh
NOFACTOR7-, HIafy- Street, Norfolk:
WHIYT1Eii d LAD An |
Venetian Red Gyonnd in Oil a.6
Spanilh Brown, in cS e l4B Iros
Black & Lead Colour
Tor painting roofs,
Blue and Green in pots of |, 9 & 8 lbs. each,
Verniilion, Pruilian Blue, Patient Yellow, Red
Lead, Lithrage, Sugar of Lead, White Vtrio, Ivory
Black.
1900 gallons Dutch Linfeed Oil,
Spirits OF rurpentine, Copul and rtirpentne,
Warmth and Window Glais, of all iizes
~ Ordersfor any of the above articles, left with
Mfr. P,oGer 81 Moneve, Richmond will be at
tended to Immediately, by
JOHN RoRKE q co.
Norfolk March /, 1905 (eptD
RIsH Lins1' and S5ectings; Sspe,fns C!stSs and
Il CajFmeres
India, haiian and Fyeaeb SiHt
DO dHH MIL Nfyains
DO. do. do. Hbdkf.
Fancy Muffin, Veiis and Sba7vLs
Coionade A4gyains Cambriek Di.ritie. e C0Areo.t
Laced GAPS and PcHs
Do. Hbdtfj and Sb1zvLs.
DO. G!oVe5 and A1ht5;
Hab Leather and Kid Gloves
For Sale by
BARTLETT STILL.
January Is. If
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cfsyfeI, Marsg 2S.-(eptds.
NOTICE.

HE fblcriberJ ba1iag Put an endto their re-.
L aHb4fHc/j, reqneR fbe debtors 10 This firm TO
rome forzVard, qVifbOm h offimc, III haze their.
accounts ddiaJqed, and TO pay zVbat MAY he dur.
d5 grsaf indulgence has bcea ai,rady gi1en, fur
Tier cannot reajonably be expected. George Me-
Credie grill affend at this place, far the barbofj
TJffthAg me accounts, and reeeiUiHg PAYMENTS.
762/e 7rbo do notbgr, or giVe Eatitfai70ry aEit-
rance Of paying /oon, NM blame fbemJeize5 il
JhiIJ are 65Pifmed agaiaR fbem
LY-LE u Nc CREDIE.
MaHsbefer, Fe6. 5.---(ebg5UJ
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TO BE SOLD

DURSUANT foa Deedef 7raR, executed 10 me BY
L tie late Henry RandoipL, FIR. to Jsure TIE pay-
mert 9feerfai" ms e1soaey in tie iddsd, asLnog,led-
sdto be due from him to lyle and l'Crede merebaatl
parcel sfAa"dfHaied in ii. county Of CbseyfeA qOitb
in bedFaaee Of Jonr miles yOm NaneJser, and cimaf-
sdfO eo"f0i" about three bHndrrd and fifteen Tbis
Annd, commonly k107u BY The Of Scots f,a7, or tie
Camp fraf7, 7oW 6ea up for Eie hbe bgbG 6ds,,
Wedneay tie F Of May next 6et7uten be bans Of elr-
II. M. ondt7oo p. NJ at ZaebariaL Byooks's Ia
in Manebgfer, tie Joiozviag terms, Viz-O One
i'dSf he fH,ebgf money 10 paid dOzvn, third in
fix months, AMI the remaining irdn f7Ve!ve month"; from
TIE dry Of file.
Bond and (cesrity 7pW be required for he 3une7nai
Payment 2fe credit gai7ens, 7Obib baymtat Leine
made, Ptoosr Conveyance 7oiH be executed BY
John HEHENIWGHAII
Eh.nsrfeiI 1Inr.L % -(en.ds
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NATHl ANDERSON, &
ROBERT RIVES
Ex'rs of Thos. Anuerfon, dec.
, March 10, 1905. ids.
CHOICE LANDS-FOR SALF.

CilCi1L l<h4Nl)O-FOk OHLE.
4 DIVISION of the famous Saura Town I.ands ba-
I wing taken place between the heirs of lanes
Park Farley, Efq deed. and Col John S. Farley and
his titer Mrs Elizabeth Morton the Gublcribgrs Ro
bert Taylor Of Norfolk, and Charles Duncan at RIOS
lin, near Petersburg, fully empowered by the aid
Col Farley AVID Mrs. Morld%, to difpofe of their pro-
portion, containing 1882 acres which are firyeyed
and laid off in eight lots, containing from 500 to $500
acres agreeable to plots in the poneluu of the faid
Duncan The four argel lots are or excellent quality
each containing comfortable proportion of the rich
EFT low grounds, which produce tobacco of the very
fri quality, has been experienced by one of the
iubicribers, who lhipped it for number of years.
ihOie lands lie on Dan and Smith rivers. in r ocL
ingham county, the borders Of North Carolina
about 10 miles from Peterlburg and Richmond. A,
there are eldom iuch lands for iae they mun be an
object 70 toie who want purehalc fuch as will pro-
duee fine tobacco, hempand mall grain One third Of
The price muit be paid in ready money, one third in
twelve months and the ether third in two years the
Purchaler giving bond with unexeeptionable feeurty
bearing inereA from the date If not punaually paid
Ihoie who win to pureiiale will be ieyn the land.
BY Doctor John {. Cox, living at Leekfville, near
Rockingham Court-Houfe, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
FstsFlourg, NsY. 20. eEd
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NOTICE.

lie eietiion far Common Com7cH-ne1 qoii
T. TAKE place on tbe fyR Wedae/day in Hbrii
neri,in TIE dferenf Hard5 of ibis city, to eVif T.:
Ia Js3fC)on H'a,d, nj the Court Hone-La NJ
a9on UdrS, at The EagIe TaDeya, and in Moa-
roe Hdyd, at fbe boHe occupied by Mr.. Janies
OSI|tIt as an 0eademy.
J. WHTTELAW,
Se,Js0nf offbe Cily ofRiebm7ad.
IHaTeb IL. C5f5ViRa)
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anrtini, SaIrs.

THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
SkTILL in future JcN at tie fore occupied BY M. "
Wv Hancock 10 Go. WrrAasf2ay's in each zu-ek !;
and at their office, Taeaays and Fridays giaaL.
Dee. T., 1904. eptf
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FOR RENT q.

: HE Large White HOUSE at Rockets. for
merly occupied by M. William Fenwick, and
afterwards by Mr.. Braxton Craddock For term,
apply to CALICO, RICHARD s., %
January ii. Of
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CO NJ ID I 4 10 " S.

l. The ENQUIRER Will appear twice
week....During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
III. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADvERTIsEMFNTs,f from thofe who
do not fubicribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fGuare in length,
fhall be inherited for Isventy-fve cents
the firft time, fifty cents for each time
c'1ring three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirty-tbree cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertiiements inherited for fifty cents
the firit time, and tbirty-tbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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THE CELEBRATED WARM SPRINGS

TIE fubcribers have taken leafe of ten years, of
the highly celebrated MEDICINAL SPRINGS in the
county OF Bath, called the Warm Springs, 70 juitly
famed for their great cures and general relief in
ny complaints.
hey 0'rH070 preparing eorry neee1ayy comfort ana
Il accommodation 10 Eit tie a1aynera- of tbejt 7vbS
ba0f bath, (a"S to promote The recovery Of bg 7ob.
Vvant it, and it is Arnued neeeiyy TO make Bee tbings
sody known 6eea complaints baVe beoye been mad
-gg1igf the entertainment 7UbieB baf BEEN Alfred.
PrfParafi0"s are made for at LEAP hundred eoaeAat
S0aI3stI, bs9s ragfeHf g1eR, , b aseomsgaAItioa o
7o1ifS the 5erbers VOA make all pslGe ex,tions and
ncy atts' es'Ues, bqt tb9f eobo may Place confidence
:" his aaVerfjinAnf 1ViD find TIE EgaAeF eagf for
regret or complaint.
ROBERT q GEORGE TURNER.
11are6 2s-(ep6w.
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STORED AT THE SUBSCRIBERS

SIOKED AT THE SUBSCRIBERS
'WO CqffI A1nrkei (CJ J6iaeed at Megv-1oyf, on
board TIE Schooner Father and Sons, Henry A5eydten
aFrr The ozOner is reqnsfd 10 call, pay charges and
sake item azoay. SARAH LESTER.
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
Board. Plank Seantrg CySyei SBiagles, Cedar Potts.
Rhode liant and PHILADELPHIA Linz in bbai and fyseI
Black and Bright Yamj6, Tar, EBeaf Fans,
fVoVe Hire, and Wiye S;tiery, ;J'e.
Alales 2S.-(ep3w
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Mr.. Hay faid he had not.

The P'sfdent then put the quefion, whether TIL
wneis thould be permitted to ufe the paper ?-ant
the queiiion being taken by Yeas and Nays, paaed il
the nega,ive-Yeas l6-Nays Is.
Mr.. Rardoipb aked the witnefs, to ftate to tn,
court the circumstances which took place during th
trial OF T. Calender, and particularly yvha, rerea
ed the execute and tefinlony of John BafTet
Mr.. Hay. will fate well as can, what Eel
from the Judge and which appeared to me to be ma
teral Alter fone previous observations, the counie
Tor the rraverier claimed for their client his conitu
onal right to be tried by impartial Jury. canno
pretend relate precifely either the cOurre of pro-
ceeding, or the exad words which were uled, iince
ON deprived the aid of thofe notes which know.
to be correct hal not, therefore, recite the pre-
CHE words, but ihal give the fubtance of them anc
the words themfeves nearly as pollible. Accord
ing to my belt recollection Judge Chafes declaration
on that point was, that he would fee uice done ia
the Prioner in that relpef. In order to attain the
object which the council for Calender had in view
we purified this courfe Believii that majority Of
the petit jury, if all of thenl were men decidedly
oPPoied to ] t. Calender, in political frntmehts
ana thinking 1t probable from the flare of parte, a,
that tune, that they had made up their minds, we
wi'hed TO ak every juror before he was fworn whe-
ther he had ever formed opinion with refreef ia
the book called the ProGpeet Before Us. According
my belt recollection, Judge Chafe interfered and
'oiu US IL was not the proper que0ion, he faid he
would tell us what the proper queGion was. He
then went on to fate that the proper queiiou wa.
tins; Have you ever formed and delivered an o.
pinon concerning the charges in this Indictment.
lhough have but little dependence on NV memory
IN general, yet in this am certain that / not ONLY
give the iubitance' but the identical words uled To
.'s que"'h an aniwer was neceiiarly given in the
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lVoLUME 9.

nave carried them to the mountains, that all the
riches OF the Jews are fecreted. Various ac.
counts are given of the number of deaths, but IL
is not 10 comfortable as was firt imagined, that
OF the wounded isson6derable. There were
fourteen or fifteen thoufand Jews at .dIpiers.
who were rich in diamonds, pearls, and Jewels.
OF all kinds. The mott miferable Jewels carried
on her head Sarfna of gold, which cannot be
worth lefs than 800 dollars, thefe have all been
taken from them. The 'ofIes of the Hebrew
nation in this article are incaculabe. The Aga
ma oeen beat few days journey from Aleiery.
l ne new bey has not been able to get into, arid
the old is fill ihut up in Oyun. Ammunition is
tent oy water and land. More than 1900 indi-
Viouais' men, women, and children, have taken
refuge TOR the mott part naked, in the houfc of
tne French Com. General, where his maieffv's
nag mas protected them. The government has
cauied 1t TO he announced in the barracks, lae
night, that the Moors have intentions hottie TO
the 4 urks, and has engaged the militia not to
lay down their arms. Is this finefc in the co.
verument who win to turn the atten' ion of the
militia from thrmflves? ORR il the refult of
the bad news received from Porent9 Be II asit
may, tire government has this morning caufed to
De hung at the gate of B0b- Asom three Moors,
IN whole houfes it is pretended arms and pow
der nave been difcovered. The mai1acre and
p''iaee OF the Jews at Beiide did not take place
as has been reported.
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5atse at durt,n!,.

win be 0N or Tuesday tie 5b Ol7Oter next, p9ff;vriy
coitb0Dt ~frve and credit of 20 d'ys, for mtgo-
fia6ie mates, on al Fms exceeding 100 doiiars.
A Large afTortment of GOODS, conliifing of
L n Calico and Chintz,
suPerhne cloths and Cafimere.,
Fine and coarfe do.
Dutch Blankets. - s..
Men and Womens cotton BOOKINGS,
Men aud Women's ihort and extra long kid Gloves.
Mems white and brown thread BOOKINGS,
"a, 9-S and Sd plain cambria mullins,
Ga figured and laced do.
!riih Linens and meetings,
Brown Hollands thread and tape,
Marieilies Dimty, Fuftan,
Drrants, Moreens,
Hom5azets WiIibores,
Mems fine and coarie hats,
Mems fine and coarfe ihoes,
a very large and general aGortment of Iropmsn-
gerry and Hardware,
Three Gales of Jingle and double barrel fowling
pieces,
lod and % Nails, &c. &c &C.
THOMAS TAYLOR & Co. v MS.
SPIT. p. (ePrds.
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STRAYFD on s1,ot r,T

IRON the fubicriber--A light cheinut forreI
a MASE, J hands high, years old lao fpring ;
he has Rar in her forehead, aud Cnip 10 ,b. 20
and on The right hind bullock there is y,bi,e C,n.
long witch tai with lome grey hairs in IT, The t,n
account heard Of the mare, ibe wa, foll,vp, o.,
and woman rear Beyil's bridge the man had on =
white hat, blue coat and fpotted waiiicoa, rJir,,
brown horic; thu woman had on , blue llco
dreis and FINAL green umbrella with fringe ru,J !,
riding bay hotis they both had fiddle bags
Any Per'on iecurng the iaid mare fo ,ba, Get
her again. Dali have Twenty Dollars Reward, and
all reaiona5le charges paid by
NATHAN GILBERT, near WinebeAer.
Smithiieh, Jeferion county, Sept IS, 1906.
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Saifa 1t auftia,l.

M Monday the 18th of October next win conn
~ mence the la.e Of WILLIAM MACKENZIE
& Co.'S Stock, at their S,or-, three doors below the
Eagle Tavern Coniining Of upwards of Thirty 7boa-
yand Dollars worth Of feafonable and well ltl.4ed
Dry GOODS
TERMs-.All FUN. under 100 dollars, 90 days, anl
on all tuns above 100 dollars and months credit
will be gwen. Notes not negotiable, but with ap-
proved ieeurity.
October /. (eptds)
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LAND-EOR SIZE

~ the county Of Luuenhurg, lying within one mile
contains leven hundred aud fifty acres one bu,drcd
and fifty of which IS cleared comfortably inproveJ
Tor the accommodation Of family Th, land well
Iuited to the cultivation Of Tobacco, Corn and WI,
a great bargain may be had in this land IRE
terms may be made known, by application to Major
Grei Green, of NOttoway who IS duly authorized 70
dIipo!e oft, or the iublerbcr living on the prcmre
JOSEPH SMITH
Lunsnburg, AuguCl 2.--ieptE
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hmberf A4gge Court, 1905.


IN CHANCERY.
John Profit, Randolph Froii,t, TefTe Profit, Row
land Profit, Elizabeth Pr;,6tt and Nancy Profit.
children Of David Profit. Iced. and Duncan Ca,
meron and Molly his WIFE, late Molly Profit, a
daughter OF David Profit, decd. and David Pro-
h't aud Auftin Profit infant children of Auain
Profit, decd who a ion of the faid David
Profit. decd. by John Profit their guardian and
mex, iIieha' Compfts.
William JOHN and Sally his wife, Joreph Wileher
and Suisnna his wife, and David Profit, which
faid Sally, Suianna and DAVID are children Of the
i@'o Da'ia Frohtt' decd. Def'ts
an the motion ofthe eomplainants by their at.or
~ ney, and it appearing the fatisfaelon of the
eonrt, that the defendants VIM. Jonn and Sally hi,
wife, JoiePh Wcher and Suianna his wife, and Da
vid Prohtt are inhabitants of this ate and wi,ho
the Jurdition of this court: 1t is ordered that the
defendants do appear here on the third MONDAY
IN November next, and aniwer the complainants bill
and that copy of this order be forthwith inferred in
tome public newspaper pubfhed within this COM
monwea!th Tor eight weeks fuccellively, aud that a.
mother copy be ported the front door Of the court
houie OF this county on fome court day.
Copy Tefte, w. S. CRAWFORD. c. G. cur.
oept. "a. epSw
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WESTPOLVT is Mn For S,L.

'FiE iubfcribsr is authorized to fell the r,id well
Z known 'hsa Of Laud, either altogether, or in
LOS Of three hcnded acres or upwards, to fu;t pnr
c1at'T'' Oh the following terms 20 wit one fourth Of
che pufehAie money to BE- paid down. tn other tire
i7urth' ~ equal annual nflirens, to carry inter.G
rom the TINE Of iae, and to BE- ecureI by LonGand
nIortgsgeon tAe land
u IS 5,emed unneeetary to de1eribe particularlya
tract o. land 20 remarkable for TO fertility and bc ~.
tG7al adrantagas OF rs fuatiun. Any communications
dressed to the fib,rbcr Shirley, in the county or
Coires City, ~ pot, to Granville Mills, viii be du
j. attended 20.
PATRICK HENDREN, Agent for VIM
'sh"sn OF Alexandra, < Charles Carter Of Shirley.
op'. -. olw1n