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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-11
Thirty Dollars Reward.

n JNAWAY on or abous the iash iniIant'.
n from the plantation ofDoaOr 8eft, ifs Lsa.'
dono county. Mula,to Man named WILLIS.
about 20 years old, FIVE feet ten inches high; he
took with hin white and brown fail, old iuF
hat, nankeen pansaloons, pair of cd velvet dc:
linen ,rowfers, frippcd dinethy jackets 'snd
Arippcd blanket. Said fellow was rated aeaI
AQUA, where iome time ago purchatd lin OF
captain Ha,roa; it is fupsoied iaiJ isilos sas q
pals and will attempt to pats as 2 free man. l
will give the above revard for aPFrehendihs Said
Nesfo in any jail, 70 that Sci hin again. II
raken oat OF the fate of Vls9ini, or F5fieen
iohay, If in this fate, and rsaioHabIc chssges
paid for bringing him home. all makers OF VII
Ais and Others are fofwsmsd agsiff haEbodrlng
or hl.assA5aid Negro, at their peril.
Walker S. Bsg.
AQUA, Sept. IS. Ma, a. zswff
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-11
7xomofbs's aromatic 1ootG Pate,

For the fcurvy in the teeth and gums, ana lot
whitening and prefersing the teeth. L tiksw WI
takes OF all difagreeabe inells from the breath,
Which pcneraiiy ariies from icorbutic gums and
Mad teeth. This pate is much in ufe, and high
II esss,ed by all rhofe who value the prslefyati-
On Of their teeth, /. may be applied at all times
viii the ereaseA fsfety. Hi neatly put up ID
p.wses boxes With pSpcr direehoas. Price 50
enss box.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12
SHtpHaRp's. rowN, Ialy4.:

A T this place the day was ushsred in
u firing Of cannon. At1i o'clock, on
tn firing Of a signal gun, the Vaiunteer
coMsany commanded By Captain Ste-
phsnson, paraded. aud accompanied by
a large number Of the citizens of the
place and neiehhoahood, repaired to Col.
Swearingen's Speing, on the bank ofthe
Posowmac; on arriving there they were
saluted by discharge from field piece
under the command Of Captain Henry,
which salute was returned by Captain
Stephen;on's Company. Then The sub
joined Foasts werl given, each aecom-
panied BY a discharge from the field
pieve conimandedby Captain Henry. and
By rla DON firing from Captain. Stephen.
sons Company. After which (about .
o'clock the whole company sat down 10
handsome barbacue which had been
prepared forthe occasion. At4o',lock,
on tie firing Of q signal gun, the COM
pan in regular order, pfceesded 81. che
/ Volunteers, left the Spring and march.
ed to Town, on their departure they're.
eeivsd a salute from Captain Henry
The greatest harmony and good order
were preserved throughout the day, aud
a spirit Of concord, friendship and hila-
rity universally prevailed, much to be
desired on all occasions, but very ldom
observed TO exist in so large an assembly
7ofpersons of different politics, on po-
htical day. 3. <
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12
BOSTON. June ~. r.
a. LATE FROM ENGLAND,

BY the arrival OF the ship Minerva,
capt. Eastman, in - da S. from Gree
mock, we have few ad lit:onal articles
of London news 10 the 14,.l May.
F. .S-.= GREEsocK, May IS. y.
Tn. StarofyesterdE states, tha At . on
Thurrday about } o'clock, special
messenger arrived at the Secretary of
States ofis. with the treaty that had
been so long ne negotiating with the Court
of Russia. sealed and signed in due
form. This TREATY is of :nsiys and de-
fensise, AMI some Of the northern pow
ers either are, or soonWill be, parties to
il. Count Woronzow, The Russian am.
bassador az this Court, also received dis.
patches on thursday, brought by Rus
sian courier. oftiIe sans nature as those
alluded to above" I. IS certainly very
remarkable that this notwithstanding in.
telligcnee, though ssid to have reached
London on THURSDAY, does NOT appear
in any Of the prints until SATURDAY., and
then oniy in the Star. Our readers will
observe too. that the prices of stocks re-
main unaffected.
Adyices were received at the Admi-
rally from Lord Gardner on Thursday.
The fleet under his lordship amounted
to 2s line of battle ships, besides fri
gates, *. while that of the enemy were
supposed 10 be from 81 to IS sail of the
line. Thes were howeverat single an.
ehor, andcompletely ready for sea.
- ,NathiaS iaas&t certainly knoavn with
regard q the combined hostile squa-
drons. Ihosewho has { the best means Of
information, seem to have no doubt that
Nelson has passed the straits in pur-
SUR Of them they viii also be eagerly
sought by IL sail ofthe line under Admi.
raj Collingwood, which have been or
dsred on that business from the channel
feet. -- .. 5tgs- ~
Ten more ships of the line are nov
fitting for sea with the utmost dispatch /;
and the present embargo will probably
continue. until sutisient number Of
seamen be procured for them.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12
MARTIrsBURs. July IL.

Pursuanf 10 tie sequence offhs Courf
Of Berkeley Ganniy, some time since pass
eden Negroes Jack and ferry, -tors The
robbery of David Harm, ihey pere ere
euisd on the commons Of tAis place ON
Friday last. During their confinement.
IN prison, thru ,Oere waited b. several
Dipiaes efds6srent religious bersaasi-
ems, By some 81 s0hom they soeys attended
90 The gaiiorps--T They nniformiy, Iohi,e
m aii, denied having committed me crime
for which they tvere condemned, alt6ougls
fhey confessed many trivial aSsaees, aud
appeared sinssyoiy peaiieni, and mere
constantly fer The iasi week eftheir con.
farMenf, earnestly engagsdiin prayer,
night and day, A7shorf ifmesSetsre they
wrte in,ned aG ferry gar up, and IN q
remarkably firm stn,lnes addressed 'him.A
se5 "a ne Surrounding saaititudr; and
here aglia he brotesfeai that he iuas iaas-
eenf ef re erime ar roAich he ,sas about
to snfer; he soleMnis declared fhds hegs
had neperssea M. Horn. Ais accnsev,
aatiiths day ailssst The robbery ssas cons
N
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12

-. =. . :, = - 49, = 4 9
n,ttea' tse si''e On 'ohien ae mas aftes,'
ca J; as maze sharf prayer re Me 'osf-
fare 9 me surround ng Spfefafors,: ae-
si,iag mem not {, oe sorry Iar nm, oHt
j9r a'rmssfors j; ne soaa' tHoHsn 's'sety
Charged as ey mr.. H3rn, ne torg0vs am,
ana Prasea that ms God 1oonsa sej'r-
g'os nm, end h2ped, y ne haa i'sf mo-
neg, fhas It might Be again recovsred :
hr had constantly the most comotdcenf
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12

Col. Sotridge concluded 10 cali on his
daughter, whom he had not seen for
some time, and was walking up short
lane, which led from the river to DIR.
Hampton's house when he was within
thirty yards of the door. DR.. HAMPTON
stepped out with his rife and said 10
Col. Sotridge, you are neareaoagh, and
Immediately discharged j. a. him; the
bullet went through the body Of Col. So-
fridge, who expired asout two hours af-
ter.-The distress Of the son and daugh-
ter cannotbc described. The daughter
beheld her murdered hrrbleeding and
breathing his last, while the husband un-
able 70 console her, had 4 still more dis
tressing scene TO witness--l father and
= murderer, bound before his eyes and
dragged 70 Hison, n Al probability to
end his Ifs on . gallows.
Col Sosridgs declared previous 70 his
death that he had no intention ofinjuring
Dr.. Hampton. X. s.. - ....S.s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12
BALTIMORE. IuIy +.

Capt. Haylapder, from At artin { Mart. J
informs that the whole Of the Combined
heet sailed from Martinique on the 9th
ult. except TWO 80 gun ships and i fri
gate, JUST arrived from France On the
18th capt. H. passed Antgaa. ana saw
aiarge fiest, ia the dusk OF the evening,
oFthe harboar.of ST. John's standing of,
and apparently making observations,
which he believes Was the French Acct,
Is the number eorfesponied, anil they
al appeared to be large ships The pro-
liability was. that they had only ars iisssi
there thar day, after taking in as ee;;aala-
louPe such particulars as they had occa-
sion for-The general opinion at Mar.
Unique was, thar the taking of Antigua
would be their FIRST objec,-Previous to
their leaving Martinique three rs we're
sent against Diamond Rock, garrisoned
by III British troops, who made littie re.
aistance and caPit1iated after siege Of
four days--the garrison were sent to
Barbados in cartel--The French fri
gate which arrived last from France
brought dispatches In ~ daysfrom L'O.
srisnt, but nothing Of theircontents trans.
pirsd;t was The report ofthe day, that
the two French commanders Of the army
and navy did nor perfectly agree, which
was principal cause forystheir stay so
long At Martinique-itw was also reported
that Bonaparte, to deceive lord Nelson,
had number Of letters written by the
relations Of The officers Of the Toulon
aeet, wishing them success in their ex-
Pedition ag,inst Egypt, which letters
had been pit on board Of fast sailing lug.
gers, whichwere to throw the n sels yes n
the way Of Nelson's cruizers, ia order
20 lead them astray, and which was sup.
posed to have had the desired effect, as
no account had reached Martinique on
the Ilth Of any English tleet arriving in
those seas--It was said that the French
feet we're in want Of many things--their
arsenals then being totally unprovided,
their main object was to get posse ssion
Of some ofthe English arssnals, to which
they might have recourse in ease Of any
accident happening their vessels--the
number OF troops on board was 10, 600
He heard nothing Of the sickly state of
the Spanish aeet as heretofore reported.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12
MARIETTA Ian. 4.

The following melancholy occurrence
took place few days since, on the bank
of the River 0aio, near the mouth
Of Big Sandy creek, in Kanhawa Coun.
~.
The scnof DR.. Hampton had married
mot long since) the daughter Of Col.
Sotridge, and had taken her to reside
with him At his fathers house. Col. So.
fridge having been informed that Dir.
Hampton had misused his daughter, had
threatened TO chastise him in case he did
not change his conduct. II happened
that they met on Sunday at the usual
place Of assembling on that day for public
worshipi alter divine service was ended,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12
REMOVAL.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
/ their customers and the public ia
general, thar they have removed tn ir
Store to that well:known Corner House,
just at the'end Of the Market House, and
Immediately opposite Mrs. Juliana Eek
hart's tavern, where they are opening IN
addition to their former stock q variety Of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12
New Goods.

They have also Just received large
quantity Of homemade LINEN fine
aud coarse, ditto iloiiied BAGS, eltan
FLAX. 81. They continue TO keep
soal and upper LEATHER. BAR
iron, croioisy and biistesed STEEL,
PAINTS. Parent and other MEDI.
CINES, Sc, BE.
All which they offer for sale renarka.
bly, cheap.
JAMES n JOHN LANE.
Shepherds Town, July 10, 1so5.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12
TIE ToAsEs.

/. The day we celebrate.
.. The people of the United States.
5. The constitution of the United
States. s. ].
e. The president.
S. The Congress of,he United States.
: Fhe memory of the illnstrious
Washington.
h. I. The memory Of those American
heros who fell in defence Of the liberties
other country.
: 9. Uaanimity in correct opinions.
= o Religion, virtue, and industry
che only pillars BY which free govern
ments can be supported. 60
10. The happiness and liberty Of man.l
II. Ehe gallant officers and seamen
in The American navy. /
~. Agriculture.
IS. Commerce and manufactures.
Il. The internal navigation of our
country.
liz. The arts and sciences. !
Is. National honour and public faith.
IL. The American fair.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12

che Inng facilitated design 10 invade SONS
part 81 his majesty domiaions will be
ATTEMPTED every exertion is making Al
the out.posss, and in tbs king $ yards to
ftout and man armed vessels Of every
description. A hot press beganon Mon
] day, and still continues. Its imagined
! that the combined fleets will cruise on
the West. India station 70 draw off AID
Inirai Gardner from before Bfest aud
that in the event Of general junction Of
the French fleets, grand attack on En-
gland or ireland will be the consequence.
I. A levy ca masse is expected 20 take
place. The city light horse are out TINS
morning. The infantry volunteers are
also assembling Ia their respective dis
: yirts. Every thing prpelaims that =
Dsnts ofimportance to the safety Of the
country, are: At hand. God grant US i
good deliverance !" y
$50 :. July S. 81 81 ~ y -
French and Spanish Firet-capt.
Knight, Of the ship Mary, arrived here
yesterday in l2 DAYS from Antigua, in-
forms US, that the eou5ined French and
Spanish Fleet, amounting in all to 80
sail, passed there the 9Th of June, with
.16 English homeward bound merchant.
men, which they had fell in with under
convoy Of a sloop IF war and captured.
The sloop Of war By superior sailing
made her escape and got into Antigua.
On the 4 4th Lord Nelson, with IL SAID
Of the line, touched at Antigua, and A.
or being informed Of the course the
confined Acct steered, Immediately
wentin pursuit Of them. Since then,
(about the 2oth June) they have been
spoken two degrees ,othe southwark Of
Bermuda and ten degrees to the north
ward Of the nnrthernmost we India
) Islands steering N. E.-The reiore the
mossprobasie conjecture is they have
gone home =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12

Capt. Douglass, Of the New York,was
informed by, the commander Of one of
the Guineanen which he spoke, that
they fell in with ten sail Of Lord Mel:
sons aee,, four leagues from Barba-
does. =.fsz r -s.=
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12

AmericGn Naval MesDs.-It appears
that the Britishhave recaptured from the
SPsnish the store ship, which govern
men, had dispatched onthe way TO our
ileet in the Mediterranean.
L appears that the cargo Of the mey-
chant ship lately taken BY a French plea.
room off chatleseea bar, was worth
500 900 doll,rs, and thai the amount Of
duties ON thar sum would have more
than built IN armed vessel Of force sufi-
slsas y nave protsetsa her from this
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12
HoLUNTEERS.

By Captain Henry.
May the American Rag wave trium-
plant in every sea.
By Captain Stepheason.
May the spirit Of 70 animate the
breasts ofthe soldiers OF 1905. !.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12

live TO take the. form nt rigltesk---ad cans
while Mr.. IefsIson is a guardian proper
enough. tf,ed. l,.tL9efall ]
From the albany Ga2efte,
Method of administering 2fhe Poligaia
Sen.ga (senr,a Snake Ropt for the
cure Of The Group orZIlives S, nan.
che Trathealis. - - y S. ez-.-t .et
Take half an ounce Of Seneca snake
root bruised IN a mortar. put il in a tea
pots add half pint Of water let Il sim.
mer gently BY the FIRE until tits reduced
TO half the quant,ty. A small teaspoon
full Of this to bs gwen every hour, and
during the intervals give frequ.ntl, .
few drops at q time until Il yon,its or
purges aitershat administer only Ave
or six drops every few minutes 10 kevpt
up constant stimulus in the mouth and
throat. =z7s = i : - 1870
The efficacy Of this medicine in the
| Group was but lately dicovered in the soti.
thern stdtes ruhere thiscompiaintp prevails
much. Il generally relieves or cures IN
afew hours. Itoperates by stimulating
The throat and iauces, thus contributing
TO loosen and throw Of the iuaammato-
~ crustin the windpipe. which IS the
seat of the disease. But us success dee
ponds essentially ON the mode Of adtni.
nis,ering il the above method should
therefore be exactly pursued. Il has
reeently been administered IN cases Of.
inflammatory sore throat. with the hap-
piest effect Tits advisable in cases Of
administering new medicines, bur espe.
cially the Seneca snake root, To consult
aphysician, and strictly 10 pursue hls
directions in administering L 70 the pa
tient. b
4ssss#sssRssssassss .sssssssssas.a
Be1Dare Of Iadaience.
An indolrnt habit win often sffectt,al.
II prevent man from entering upon his
business with spirit. Such charactsrr>
viii linger, and hesitate, and look about
; him, till he scarcely has time to do what
necessity requires Of him. He has no
leisure and very often no disposition to
! do any thing else that might be useful.
Aet aispags according feaome regular plan.
He who runs az random, or leaves his
conduct entirely 10 the chaneeeGthe mos
nnent, will sometimes scarcely know
whether ne rs IN INC - sisning, or visy
middle, or at the end Of the business.
:, Some people seem always busy, al
WAYS in hurry and sc, they never do
much. for want Of q proper arrangements,
of their business.
q A WoMAN's dress, Ike her repntati.
on, should be pur, and nnspottsd. Neat.
ness in attire is most powerful attrac.
ton: Il in some MEASURE eompensatrs
for the want oil beauty, and where The
personal charms are numerous, Ii gives
them double lustre. Nor is the quali-
~ less propitious 20 health than TO Tor.
tune and love. A perpetual attention
70 the minutis of cleanliness is deemed
q most sovereign preservative against all
diseases, endemial, as wen as rons.itn.
tionali while dirty 6nery creates waste
zof eSpsnss. meyer fails 10 disgust,
and somelimes TO isjure.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12

most lawiess and insulting outrage.
Il Appeals, thar the Presidents g,rn
boats are Sst TOO nn.h in infancy to do
any service, but if,htirsizs.should grow
with their age, il is hoped they ins, vet
live 10 take the. form of lrigates Mean.
while Mr.. Jsifsrson is a 6 iafdian proper
enough. { Fred. l.kefaLI ]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22
TWENTY Dollars REWhRD.

JACK, or JACK ASH, a gardner by protection,
y formerly the property of Lewis Burwell, decd
was fold by the Ex'or. Of faid BurwelI, abont this
time lst year, TO a gentleman reiding in AmberR
county, who permitted him to come down Iaf Nav.
70. lie purpoie Of vifting his wife and relations,
with PronrIe that his Wits fhould be repeated ire
quentY Jack has thought proper to abufe this in
duigence BY not returning to bis matter
Ills aye is ianethng above fifty, rather under the
middle fze. 'Iis believed that ne leeretes hinCeR in
Chr9er6eid probably Manchester, where his wife's
Friends 1--we The keeper Of the toll bridge OF the fer
rymen will have frequent opportunities Of topping
nm vas' on Wits to his wife, who IS free, and who
Teidas opPn'ts Mr. Sou,ligates garden. Whoever
esI deliver the laid Jack 20 Mr.. Rors the tailor viii
receive ''e above reward application at the Office
Of the Eoqn.rer.
Ian =, 1905. f.
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aruua.sc Telup;s.
3. WOOD

INFORMS the public of Richmond thar he has
i eonifru6ted an ACOUSTIC TEMPLE, iirnlar to
that latey exhibited in this city, originally invented
oy LIZ BRUS OF Paris and that it VIII be exhibited
on TueIday next. at his houl. oppoGte to MIR. Con-
lands Shockoe-fIii, from nine in the morning. until
nne an the evening, for fome previous to the de-
hvery or hspropoied Lecture on found, in which the
principles OF that nathne will be fatsfa6forly ex-
planned The temple is in every refpea the fame as
lie Bruns, with the exception of the Mirrors of vi
Ion--and produces the like phenomena, both of
breathing and iound-The Mirrors would alto have
reen added, could they have been procured in Rich
nlond.
~ Thore who inclined to fee the Acoufic
e1pie ieParatey or before the Lecture pay one half
dollar and another half dollar if preient at the Leo
tnre. The admillon to the Leisure, for ,hole who
have not Previoufy viiited the Temple, will be one
dollar. I,,,,r-, 70
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22
C o " d I z 10 N S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week...During the iefion of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either a
third paper or supplementary half
fleet, during tine week.
per annun, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from thofe who
do not fub(cribe TO the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
flall be inherited for Ee0enty,jfVc cents
the (irft time, .kffy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
dtional infertion tbirt1-tbrec cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their ad-
vertifements inherited for E,iy cents
the hrf time, and tbirty-fbsre cents
for every additional infertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22
NOTICE.

he e'editoy5 Sv50 bavs p,Ovei fbey debts anI:r a
o9nmi1TOa e. Biat'vafey, czvarsed srli7f CBri7o-
PIER 47ftory, AMI TasLton ~. PiejasJ Da1er NE yn4
Of a7bosy and Ptaintt merchants Of toe ely Of Ri.b-
7saaa are Arai to meet the qGgrees Of tie id Barf,Hpf
550fs and afsff Sdtmday TOE 26tb Of this $yelsat
month, at Ooek ir tie forenoon, at TIE esriOae, s
ff-, 10 ant 10, or &Int om The ad ggnees, eoz,gs-
ing, pr9eeufiag or 6tidag any fats at La7e in
eqtyer tie ree'sery IF any pari Of he aii Bamkrff,
sfae and e9efi, TO TIE eomponudgg, s5niag ar
brao7, otbsr7Vys agreeing any o. ing re-
Eating thereto and oLer eealqgairs BY order sfe
ecasmiRoae,g.
ROBERT BROOKE, C. c.
ss,~s s',,'i i5S ysr es., 1905 4p
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22
WASHINGTON TAVERN.

He subscriber has taken a AQje ottbiJ tene-
Il 0fHs fo' u nnmber Of years, and 6as PA! it in a
gate Of rfboT 7o5ieb renders not inferior any this
CITY, BSideJ toe IaVern be bas dfqebeG buIHegs, 4eeY
eaFelofeafo accommodate 9 7e5o eaxiou5 ogreqtey
priGaey tran fzVern gflaily 8dyd. TJss teaszrsaf
N9aiH tie 8p6 aare, AMI 7tifjiA bandye yards
eftbs Capitol Tby baVe dseeaavanges oer arg other
boaf' in t5if City, 7eitb rae7 70 pre- and xeelnf
7eltrr Re has GOOD srAPLEs and eogHant JlS5ly of
tie 6f FORAGE. Hefenaers bis ,Diee5 bis friend agd
he public, and qre them, that no nnla7ynl gaming, ss,
any ether rat7iee zceb might any degrls baq ten
drey to 6rcy the peace IF bis 6o, zpH ever E s,nif-
ted
EDWARD HALLdM
Riebnssnd, Sebtes75er 90.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22
N o TGCE E.

M i The undersigned partners in the late concerns
Of BUCHANAN, DUNLOP, & Co. a. Pc.
teriburg, Of ROBERT POLLOK. & Co. at Ricb-
mend, and ofDUNLOP, POLLOK, < Co. ar Mn
ehei'er, have fold to Mr.. James Dunlop, our late
PaF'uer m laid concerns the debts now due m and
outisand'ugat theie reutetablifhments IN
debied vi" therefore Pleafc to take notice, tha. here
,''er PsymcHis are 10 be made only to the Iad Mr.
james ouooP, ms attorney o. attorneys, and to whom
,loie oNyng claims asaiua thele concerns will annie
for payment fP'
DAVID BUCHANAN.
~ ROBERT POLLOK,
b6 A'f1uly.
ROBERT POLLOK.
Virginia, Pslsribdrg. Dec o, 1901. tosn)
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BOARD, WASHING e. MENDINc,
FOR (. SO PER ANNvM.


ME fubfcriber has removed to the city OF
4 Richmond, for the purpole of receiving board
ers He has rented large and commodious Lick
t1ouie about two hundred yards from l. Ogilve's a.
eadeny He is particularly deiirous of receiving as
boardsrs, young gentlemen from the country, who
propole to become ftudents in this ichoo during the
preient year. He will Board Wafh and Mend for
thirty-iix pounda per He will be prepared to
reoeyG from fifteen to twenty boarders He can &C
commodate ten twelve vGh chambers and bedding,
Oh terms which will Dc made known to applicants
]. RAWLINS, junr.
Richmond January l.