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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-05
From tie SALEM REGISTER.

BY the last accounts from the interior,
the Indians Of the Wabash have become
Jealous Of the Osagss, who have lately
opened communication with our states.
It is presumed from the pacific principles
of our president, and the greas care he has
taken to proven; any unfriendly intercourse
between the ciiizen5 of the United States
and the natives, that he will not be wanting
in his endeayors to prevent any contests
among the natives, by which the love ofwar
will be maintained, and great troubles ne
cessarily arise to the citizens of the United
States. It is said by Pra,z, who was In.
formed OF the manners Of the Indians, ,es-
pecially of LOU siana and the Mississippi,
chat the manner OF making wa. is uniform.
" the same among all the nations. So
much of the history of Des Cortes as ap-,
pears entitled TO serious belief, leads us to
the same opinion. In the time of Mon
tezuma, the councils were as well known,
as in the present age. This council, says
Pratz, consists of the oldest and bravest
warriors. The Cause of declaring war is
announced tothen by the war chief. Then
the old men debate in the presence of the
war chief and sovereign, who are witnesses
OF the debate, and the opinion of the old
men is decisive. IF peace is wished after
any hostililies, and the pipe of peace is
sent by brave warrior, and ii war is not
intended by the offending power, present
is made TO the ambassador and his rctinue.
If war is determined, then numerous &C.
remonies are observed, all of which indi.
cate their determination to oppose the ene-
my. They feast. drink together, and re-
present the enemy by some sign, and all
perform some open act Of violence to thar
which is represented as their enemy.
The late traveller, Mackenzie, says of
the Kistineaux, who live on The waters he
visited, that they preserve their love of
war. That the elders convene the people
to know the general opinion. 1.-THE pub
lie mind be Tor war, he notifies them o.
the time appointed to smoke in the sacred
stem, to which solemnity, mediation and
fasting are required as preparatory ceremo
mails. When thus assembled, the chief en-.
larges on the cause of the war, and then
he invites such as approve of war to smoke
with him, and each one leaves some token
of his warlike intention. To the Chepe-
wau Indians, ne assigns less national pow.
er and more dependent situation. But
submissive as t.1ey are to their more pow
erful ,neighbors, they make war without
mercy on the Essimaux, who cannot resist
them. Wemight be led to reflect on the
savage state of man, as always furnishing
the temper and the causes of war. But
we have not such happy view of the man
ners of civilized man as to admita COM
parison with which humanity can be pleas
ed. In this part of the history of map, liz
tie can be found to fatter the self love we
might fondly iadulgein the appreciation OF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-05
was saidthat Admiral Nelson was of Ge-
noa. Phil Gag

4 r .fa !. ~ +
Captain Burroughs, arrived at Boston
was in Moilaix at the time the Brest feet
quito sea. He informs that the feet con-
sisted of21 sail of the line, that they, had
a large number of troops on board anu
were destined for some expecition. That
the English squadron, commanded by sir
Joseph Orde, consisting of Is sail only,
gave chase; that the French feet Put a.
bout, but were pursued by the English,
who were within half an hour Of cutting
off their return, and did actually give them
several shot. He further states that twas
a subject of great rejoicing on shore, that
the fleet had escaped an engagement, as
their object was not to fight, bur to pro.
coed to some other quarter.
Captain Borroughs saw the English
squadron on their usual cruizing ground,
augmented to tWehfy five sail.
The aEecdote mentioned under our sfo-
|reign depal;.n ent, requires a little explana-
|iion, before our readers, unacquaiated
with the French language, can comprehend
both the point of this very ser. rs punand
the caution with whichit was conveyed. 81
The orange peel, cut SO as to be reunit.
ed, and resemble an entire orange was
thrown upon The stage. q contained
Louis, or French guinea, and paper on
which wss written
.1eftez corse--preaes Dotre Louis.
which is simply
Thraz0 away the peel-sake yoafr Guinea.
This, addressed 10 the actor who picked
up the orange, was all well enough; but
mark the carambole, as the French cali it.
The very same sounds likewise mean
Reject the Corsican --receive y0ur Lonis.
And this was addressed to every French.
man. A thunderbolt to Bonaparte, sure
enough. Boston Rebertory.]
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PUBLIC SALE.

On FRIDAY next, at 10 o'clock, will be fold,
at the venduc here,
A quantity Of houiehold and kitch-
en- Furniture,
coops,'s Teols. Slaves, empty barrels, &c.
and Cow. the perlonaI property Of Robert
Brown deccae,!.
Philip G. Marlteller.
Time &. r
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alexandria Datlp aonfrttser.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE $.

MARRIED last evening, at George Town,
by the Rev. Mr.. Bach, Doctor JOHN VAN
DEvANTRR, TO Miss PLEASANT THoMp.
son, both of Waterford, Loudoun County.
Virgins.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02

A communication ON by their clerk
ntrued, An
Wilson, fork of Mononga
the ned An for adding the Ohoo the
which
the OF House Of Delegates. ..s.a
forthwith consider the
being read question hreupon, agrecdo
That the clerk acquaint the Senate herewith.
engossed BILL Esabhga land at the
of Fairfax county," read third time and therein
filed up and passed.
engossed extending city Richmond
wasrea a time and passed
An cngosd BILL Compelling Andrew and James Cokets slope
Reed
Anengos1 bn Releasing Frederick Guder the common
ito a eand
wolves h cr,,eg
ofy Vcod,' rcad thidtme and passed. u.
BILL Repeating much
rega for killing wolves relates the county was read
ird i'm and passed 4
An cncos Divorng Robert Campbell his wifi. Anne ..
ala tard time and rased--Ayes 9o--Noes g. - 40
AnhoesIgy Of Mason appoint
cons to oriage within the county read second
trnc Ito cngrossed and rcada third time.
Mr. Srnyt (ye presented from was commit;
,) BILL Forming of certain parts Montgomery Monroe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02
House Of Delegates Of Virginsa.
s A IT U R D a Y, December 22d, 1904.

s At R DA K q, December 2ad 1904. s.1 81
reported oa as ss s peso.os. and
s ssss s' he sss %
% @ sP p sss a Oh gssq # He ss,a,,
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Tay Ppag that aIaw fol establishing
iss opinion conmt petition Of Adam Hck
live S ms a @ TO G aa not
m Rpsa po es fe an and 'd other mills @
b bSn s Of the county Of s9stout that law
Boyd On On the opposite shore, reasonable s f5@ 81
petition pry that writ i'd quad daa6a NAV be- de5 % @
not only the quantity but the value of
isea the opinion committee that petition Of Matthew
lands y the they may authorised to erect ss
Rssod the opinion committee that the petition of William
county across ass o s H s opos
Rsed opinion committee that the petition ofJass HAYS
Of the eos Of 'emare that alv establishing
,sn asa ad s H. s and a g. q @
s the oion CHS committee, bst 50 much &c petition IF the
Sss y f &c IL. @ I'd @ h VI.
aa certain af s
Tas second put
The ] s ing ss
be jesd and the question
upon reported committee it
: {. - ~ q
The ss laid before the
legislature Of Norm carina
s' n 's the dosa
Ss s the Fs s' Ssa n p d sf As. Rd D @
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And the till Monday ~.
n d A Y, December 24h
'front.' by their clerk j >
the BILL intued, An
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Z, 1903:

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appear bar the house. during the @
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andN1 Carolina
Grm
The several OF the day bill
and eingre ad;
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& 49, *
aAnd adjourned Wednesday next il O'Clock
w T. D E S ID Y,
ncounto
dcountn read third
o certain o
counties, third pndp
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creek
i'm d dered to ecngosc land re
in condi e,and
dyrd To- committed ecommre o courts
from the committee t
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"f obferved to this officer, tina, thefe gentle.
men could not part with thefc papers tina,
the papers had been already verified, and they
might come and verify them again. He United
on getting them, and offered to take upor,
myielt to give copy of them. The officer
told me that he could not take that upon him.
ieif; but nevertheless he fent an ageut of the
Police for frefh orders.
An hour after, the deputy of the direSaor
OF Police arrived, and acquainted me that the
Ccmmifiioner Plenipntentiary wifhed me to be
informed, that the apartment in which / was,
at that time, was place occupied by the Po-
lice, in'which could not remain. told him
that looked Hpon this communication as an
act OF violence, aud that in retiring, | Welded
to force alone.
:" AFTER this explanation, the deputy demand.
60 this tour papers, which Meflrs. PROM and
CoHanzo delivered, on getting a receipt for
them from the officer.
"Atfer this tranfaetion, the deputy repea.
ted the notice which he had been directed bv
tie Commiiioner Plenipotentiary to communi-
cate to me. renewed my protect againft this
aef OF violence, withdrew, and left MeIrs. pso.
n and Csttanzo under guard of the Police.
Ihete gentlemen lave employed themfe,yss
ince their arrival in Venice only in WHITING oh
je6ts of art.
(Signsd) Rousracxr
CommiiFary General for Commercial Reta-
tions."
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RACING.

'i9E Mezv-narkes FaN Meeting eviN eon,-
= .1e'iee, HgreedbS 70 a;,siointion of roe 5ockey
Gro, on tie att Tts.aay in 06ober, bling fye 2ea
Of fbe month, and continue S days, pis.
~. HPeR SqOtepjfake5 for jomyear5 old colts
Hndf!IeJ, three mile heats, carrying looNs. on,
each, The latter Atioeved Obs. entrance 600 dol
4a-'. pAay srpa,.--7bi5 race il eaa6EAed BY four
kaTi.s Jtkjttibed.
ed. THE Jotky Clab PURE qfdso dahlars, fan.
mile beats, agreeabLy 70 tia rHlrs Of ibr ,o..rS
Sd. The Proprifior'5 PnEfe et225 dolla-y, fbrs;e
mile beats, agreeable to the fame rElss.
IT'D. n FeaSsuse1fakesJor tbreeSea,y old colts
ana fI'Ies, ss0o eiIe beats, carrying s6D5. or
each, the latter a7oaUed els. entrance goo dollars,
Play or Par.-Tbsjf flakes are 0lj6 eaa5AA.l,
Jomr baufng enfr7xa. - ,-
sib. # Haa4y Gat f,2jf Of 200 dollars, en-
trance so dollars, ? m.ie bea,5, agreeable TO zen.
e,nt r0ie5 Of bandy Gaping.
The hLoze SsveeefaSeJ 10 eiejs tbe os,b of Sep
tember.
N. B. Eue,y 8o!lar Of each days rae fle bro
Prieior pledges AhgsyftO /se Lung up at the Hart
ing-pef; to remuuerate bimfcif for (Which, and
bis bA1yng THE eonyjS in the GsF order it ever qua,
IN, toll syiN be eor7ed ut the gates each dor, is.
7vbfi earriage5, 6s
8 9itte 81
Man and boJf, IS
Footeom3any, Its
Excellent Jaabieage ard litter furmgsa race
borjeJ rsfiJ /; and tbs zery bef accommodation,
JorgenfIe'ns'i, aksh fe7vUantJ andborfsJ.
RICHARD Bate,
Treafi1sr and Proprietor.
Mfso-Market, Sr9t. 1s. eoezv
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At meeting Of tie Board Of Direels,s sf tie Mutual
Atnrn-se Sseieiy, eeSi.f Fire on BsiiaIag. Of Tie
fHte IF Idgiais, beldstfb< Cen<,ai 0ss< on tie 2!it
day IF September, 1906,
Il HE following feaion was added to the Rules 6
Regulations of the Society, which is, By order
OF the board publfed for the Information of all per-
fou. concerned, viz Z, - hesz. -.
Art. .. Sec. li.-Whepevet the revaluation of a
building already injured iall be made, If il all have
10 that the proprietor thereof al have de-
parted this life anterior to ts date Of the revauation
IN iach cafe, the declaration to be executed after
iueh revaluaton fsl be made and fubferibed by all
the parties then having title fch buildings in like
form and agreeaby to the rules and regulations which
are prelcrbed to parties holding iilar intereit in
any ouiistrg, and dipofed to effect original inlu-
rance thereof.
ALEXANDER MRAE, P,eyiInt Mas.
Ten, Lezvis NJ. Ri9aiair, CI. a.p.
Sept. 81 y3w.
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Cnrooean 5nteiltgpnrc.
FROM OUR ENGLIsH PAPERS,
PER SHIP LONDON PACKET, M'DoucALL.
,ITALT
[oaf,f. |


VENICE, July Io.--Copy Of letter from Mr..
Rouftagny, commifiontr of Commercial Rela-
tions!
NJ. PROM, Infpettor General of roads and
bridges, and Cofanzo, Chief of the battalion
of Italian Engineers, have arrived at Venice
They have been fuinmoned before the Police
this morning. They have undergone long
examination relative TO the Objects of their
journey; they have declared, that they had
no motive but curioiity, they have been TENT T.,
the Crown Of France (hote.) a Police off
Ger came there with his sfiiitants. and examined
all theirpapersj he found out four which at.
tra6ted his attention.
"Two ofthefe papers are authorities given
to NJ. Coftanzo by his chiefs, to accompany M
PROM IN tie tour which he is commifioued 70
make OH the Pc.
third is a decree of his mnieny the En-.
peror and King, regulating the conveyance 81
troops from Turin to Ferrara.
The fourth is a note from NJ. Bonefont
without any hgnature, requiring ftlenicaI ac
counts relativeto the Pc.
After this Witt, it was fignifed to fbeG
gentlemen that they were under arrea, and !
guard was placed on them did not knoo
or their arreh tall going to Witt them this even.
| ing.
"Whila was with them, and they we've rel
ling me OF their affair, 'herc came IN Ai,l de
Camp otthe General comInardqnt of H.. pI5cy.
who demanded IN his name IN eor uacct.
! which have juit dcicI7hct.
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RAPPlHANNocK JOCKEY CLUE
DACCC

InN Monday theaiit day of October will be run for
" over tile Rappahannock eourfe, the SWEEP
81 AkE.--TO this there are min. fublcribers at
100 dolhrs each, (hs!f forfer dance two mile heat.
On Tueiday the day following, the Jockey Club
Races will commence the purfe on that day, will
be $50 dollars, four mile heats
On "Wednesday the purie Will he e2O dollars, two
mile heats; and or Thuhday, the purie will be $50
dollars ,s-ce mile heats.Immrtiately after the Race
ON that day, will be for by Saddle Horfes an eIe.
ga,i' Saddle and Bride, (by Mr. James Smock) price
tlry dollars mile heatsFrom the preient fate
OF the Club, am authorized TO fay che above fu,ns
will be nearly corTeef--To enable the fubfcriber 10
place into the hands Of the Judge, each day of the
Races, the amount of the courles il is hoped each
member will be punetual in The payment OF his iuh-
ftription.
In former notice it was mentioned the Races
would commence the 29th of October fince which.
we tind that is the day fixed for the Cty-Raees in
coniequence thereof at tre annual rneesing ON We'd
neiday the 18th inf. the Board dreed that our Races
commence rs above ffated
HAZLEWoOD FARISH,
Secretary and T,eajarc,.
FTeaeriekiourS, sept II. (oaw4w,l
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD, if taken within
Il fifty miles of Rehi,ond, and one hundred Dol
lars if taken beyond it, win be given to apprehend a
negro man named LEWIS, about thirty years of age,
who lat night runaway from the fubfcribers. He is
very ftout made, and .bout feet 10, or feet | |
inches high; has nnfculine countenance-had on
when he went away, RufFia Drill Drab Ceat and
pantaloons but has ayariety of other coathing.-
he was formerly the property Of MIR. Edward Iial-
lam of Hanover Town, where perhaps he may be
gone-All matters ofreiiels are fcrewarned from hsr
boring or carrying him away, under the penalty of
the law. CULIAT ~ KIN nv
September 6. itf
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.RirEmul.h prises Garrsnt.
5a!ps at aact!ut,.

WW Be- do on 7nsly tie STD Otoicr next, ee/;tipeiy
Trnboa refrros ami ereSt Of 20 days, for negro
fiab1e n,tet, on all flmI exeecairg 100 dollars.
a Large aGnrtment Of GOODS, ceniifiing Of
=. Calico and Chintz,
Suprfne cloths and Cafnneres,
tine and coarfs do.
Dutch Blankets,
Men and Womeps cotton fiockines
Aien and Wo1;ens hort and extra lo,g kid Cloves,
Me'i's white and brown -thread Hpetings, . :
ID, e-s and Ga plain cambria mullins,
Cd figured aud iced do.
'Fili .Linsns and heetiags.
Brown Hollands. thrrad aud tape,
Msrfeilles Diniity, Fafan,
Earauts, nIoreens,
Bpmbaxets, W.k.5orcs,
kiens fine and coarlv hats,
hiea's fine and coarie hoes, tt-
a very large and general alIor,mcnt of hoan,ou-
gerry and Hardware,
Three cafes Of Jingle and double barrel fowlins
pieces,
,od and 90 Nails, &c. &c. SIC. r'
49,. THOMAS TAYLOR g. Go. v. Ms
Sept. "a. tep.Gs.
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TO BE SOLD.

On H6frSie,sdii, and in lots to Jill pureteJsrs,
ROM two hundred and fifty to three hundred
4 acres at land, in the county ofHenrioo abou.
tour miiesfrom Richmond difance which render,
At but h'tle liable to page yet uCrntly near to one
OF the belt and mott improving markets in the United
States.
The advantages offfnan farms nearlarge towns, are
10 obvious and generally admitted not to require
particular enumeration Perlons rehding in the city
with large families and who are obliged TO keep bor
Is, would be able in one year fave more than the
original Purchafe For further particulars enquire oil
Mr. Thomas Norveil
May Isl. roaf,f1
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RICHMOND. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER H. 1906.

he fabfribefs RESPECTFULLY inform their friends
and the public, slast they have commenced bll-
ireis in the hoae lately occupies by Mr. John Ayers
ladder, next door to DIR. Ternans, and nearly eppo-
FITZWHfLSONN g POTTER,
Book-BINDERS AND S7ATIONERS.
They have on hand, an aiortnent of Stationary Of
excellent 9ualsy, 70 which additions arc daily expet-
ed.
Orders from the town country Immediately at
tended to, and every article vended BY them warrant
cd, as to the quality d the materials, and the fidelity
of the worhmanhip.
VIZ. Fl. FITZWHYLSoNN,
WALTER POTTER.
Richmond, Seps. n, 1905. epsw
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EST.PozN7 is afn For sak.

he fubferiber is authorized to fell tie faid wei,
i known Traa of Land, either altogether, or in
Lots OF three hundred acres upwards, to fit pur-
chaiers, on the following terms TO wit one fourth oil
the Purehale money be paid down. the other three
onrvhs in equal annual intaents, to cary ,,ere.t
from the time of fae, and be fecured by bond and
mortgage on the land.
It's deemed unaeceiiary to deferibe particularly a
tract ofiand 70 remarkable for fertility and the ma
tural advantages of its ituaton. Any communication
drettedto the fubferber Shirley in the county OF
Charles City, by poa Granville Mills, will be du-
ly attended tn.
PATRICK HENDREN, Agent for VIM.
Ftzhugh of Alexandra, & Charles Carter of Shirley
Sept. 81. oawlnl
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NOTICE.

p ME fsf,She's, 6iny d1eas sf eleezg f1ei- adUi-
nj4'His" fbe seate Of Naisar sSTilsbos, deesj.
IS, eaR Hnsn sR fb v.5s base eian.s ageisf bin 10
'ralt sSs&a As':an Isr TIE sOnd 1zcrIsy in Noseober
resi aobss thy iT.Ga 10 yenIr Of their ad
rai"a'H''0h 10 Tie eonf hyainss, are city sf RID
r'aaa Efer 4oSieb no 'aim not previ0sJ gioen in,
r0iHSs 0stsnatdto, bAf BI notice zvH Be aa IN Lar
t6s'eef iii pe.iont iudeLd to tbe essgd are dtEre1
10 asss ia7nafa1tr aym."t indulgence can 6e scen
EDWARD C1fRRLWGTON,
i. n. CHEVdLLIE
Sfp.tubtr Is. (F.fJ
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Frederiekfbarg, Sept. II.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
a TRACT OF LAND u Spyry county, ssstaiainp
n ab0a 1000 aeye5 tvifbin miles Of 9pA-cs.y
ana mic and "a ba5f ga naSigate part IF Gray5 e,e1
4eetf land cleared drnt Parts Of RE tres7, 10
vo@f f.or Hgh banRS IN three agai7t7 Riffs HE
i~fr"pH~eafs are gsi-sf fer ID, accommodation Of "a
gc"f'el JO0iiy, aoitb sVe'y nery b0zS for a,xuiur
7bi'f'a6 sV;bezy aSVidgg into lire a,fs, ana nav
6a-f lsb's'rt areso'hsn Of poy rid bso g,srnA Il,
'aFe : 1a' re'Hfa be more oain06s 70 ge p4,eqs,,
a. IT H67Hna' 90i6 .imts,, 6oh5 IF vvbe and ysa osk,
IN Jar aVs'J PINK, 3epiar and 20 aadtbeye Is s.-
~ Ga0a"fegeelJ le jar a&rU ami Et-v min, nes,l, in
BE centre u he hst7t Il; 4laf.eGl,y 10 Isy f,e,e,
iSan @afi :u 6sAifby, air, tgati01 and abound ia
Soa Sig'; 6a' apple srs6a,a aO.V in ee 61isr, Of
500 gysf'td yIsif IF tie moi e5oie. kina TIE qua-
ny 81 !d"Sj, .rW be ba us.dsft by ,bs sp5s ARK de
'0"' q TeSgng, and 7piH tale 6e fyonbt Of .ilseigg
tie frmy'--pe'f t6f pD,esas msaey bies Ssia as4sa
f3f 1daae St paid m t7po, brse o., oar aa,.ual s
"7F"ff--gi'dg Improved fea,i1- For tenn aeofy TO
=, RICHARD COCKE.
@ef HIjgbf, near SmhLJsela, ,
SepiemLer -. 40.
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I With to leafe for a term of years my HOUSE
u on the hill between Col CANDLES and Relv-
dere AS sit was dclgned for my own reGdence no
exence has been isred to afford every convenienc.
IOr the elegant accommodation Of fniall family a
fquare OF four half lots under an exceent tncjo
lure, is annexed to the houfe and the benef, of Ir
uriant and ertenfive pafurage for few hories and
cows will he granted by Col: Harvie. IL j. intend
cd TO erect bridge the canal near MIR. Rather
lords mills, by which the diance to the lower part
OF the town will be rendered more convenient dian
from the greater part Of the houfes on shockG-hiI.
10 geuteel Family, who will take proper care of
The buildings and enclofures will let 4, noon very
moderate terms
JOHN BRoCKENDRo OUCH.
0ePehioeF lc' (rtf)
MARSIIAL'S SALE.
- virtue Of decree Of the Court of the IJni,ed
~ States for the Fifth Circuit in tie Virginia DC-
trict, pronounced IN May laG between Iohn Somer-
vile plaintiff, and David Rofs defendant:
WILL BE SOLD, on Tueiday the 9th day of Oe-
tohcr next, to ehighe bidder for ready money 60
much Of the Tract Of Land in Chener6eld eonn,v.
commonly called the Fails Plantation, as will be l
Gent to rai'e the ium Of two thouland one hundred
and twenty one dollars and 81 cents, and the colts of
iut ard Of iale. The point at which the purchafer
Is to begin his iurvcy and the dire aon in which he s
TO- ron his lines, viii be defgnated on TIE day of fale
which iale will be had tbs prcmifes.
/ JOSEPH SCOTT, MARTIAL I'd.
| Sept. 90, 1905. eytds
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MILITARY, CERTIFICATES.

=: *. r7aMlLITARf,. CERTIFICATES.
Tor SALE, Certificates or .fha rate, Bearing in
teTeR Of s per cent. and receivable at the Irea-
furyfor all arrearsgas of prior to the year
WILLIAM PRICE, Cafhr. Cenl H. A. ..
May 10. IT,
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
TO RENT.

II Very large and excellent CELLAR, under
: the Maion's Hall--for terms, apply to
Jarab I. Cohen, or
Soi9,ToH TGcoLJ.
s, pteu1tcr 90. ep4r
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ELLIS g ALLAW

Have JUN reeeised--ss bags COFFEE, pipes
IL OLD BRAZIL WINE Of very hyperion quail
ty,snd 1 pipe CoGNlAC BRANDY, which they
w,ii isli low for cath oron Mort credit.
!. Sept ~. ep3w