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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
Extraa from a late Paris Revieqv ofPOhfies, BY

Extraa from a late Paris Rez'ieqv Of PoAfie5, BY
NJ Bayvere.
" The United States, by policy foreign to
the old world, purchafe countries which they
might conquer, preferve fentment of graft
tude for the French nation, and feeby revenge
the frelh outrages of England. Yet their terri
tory incrcafes, their population advances, their
revenues are more prosperous, and their grow
ing navy dictates laws upon the coat of Bar
barry. England alone, breads the PROPERTY of
America, and feems TO feel that greater glory
awaits the Americans upon the banks of the riv-
or ST. Lawrence"
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on board the aforefaid Victory, for nothing but
drinking the toat as above. The deponent
Jays Van Dyckman's re,eafe was on board of
faid ihip for eleven months before this took
place, and further this deponent faith not.
DAVID BROWN.
Sworn to before me this esd }
day of September, 1906.
JAS. DRAKE, Alderman.
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November 7.

november Z.
When captain Doane failed from Laguira,
Gen. Miranda was at Aruba. The Governor of
Curacao. it was fad, had offered to a(lia the
Governor of Caracas with frigate, for the
purpofe of driving Miranda out OF Aruba. By
captain ID. the old tory is reiterated, that Mi
randa's captured officers were beheaded, and the
folders feiit TO the mines. Mer. Adp.
The late fire at St. Thomas, by which on
fourth of the town was dettroyed, is eaimated
70 have done damage to the amount of upwards
of eight millions of dollars. ib.
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CHARLESTON, November l.

Mljor-G General Sir JOHN STUART, who COM
manded the Britiih troops in their gallant aeti-
on with the French, under general REGNIER,
in Calabra, is a native of this city. He was fe-
verey wounded at the battle of the Eutaw
Springs, during our Revolutionary war, from
the effects of which he Gill fuffers very conGder-
able Inconvenience. 1t is fomewhat remarkable
that this very hand(ome military achievement
was performed by nafiVe american, upon the
4th of July, the day of American ipIendour.
Courier.
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Aproya.

We are Informed, that Gabriel Wood, efo.
late his Britannia maieay's coniul reGdent at
this place. has heen appointed comp,roller.een.
OF the Wet-lndies. Bal. Tel.
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H3poiatment BY tbr Governor and Council of
Mary aHG-JoHN JOHNSON, ECquire, Attorney
General. the place of T. Maion, EFGuire, who
is elected to the Senate of Maryland.
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Captain a. S.oddart, of the United States army a
lew days tincr, marched from Philadelphia, with 80
mep--a, Carline he will receive 100 nore--and
from thence proceed to Fort Adams on the Milf
fiiPpi, or to Red River.
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Gen. Stuart, who gained the late victory at
St. Euphemia, in italy, has been appointed by
his king. one of the knights Companions of
the mott Hon. Order of Bath.
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Movem6sr 8.
Ger OF the meeting.

The Legislature of Vermont have re-elee,ed
the Honorable Stephen Il. Bradley TO reprefent
th1' hate in the Congreis of the United States,
for the term or INK years, to commence on the
fourth OF March next.
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NETWORK. Nov. q.

Our Old FrieHd5---The following affidavit is
fubnitted to the reader without comment.
IN. r. CHiSW.)
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IN ieet, TO unite in the iaid menoria'. and in,a
Their efforts to OBJ ain thofe means or defence.
ON which alone. under Providence, NUT Iepenl
ne iafety of their lives and property.
BY order of the meeting.
ISAAC SEBRING, Chairman.
PHILIP HONE, Secretary.
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November 8.

letter from a Respectable commercial houle
in St. Thomas TO another in this city, dated
9Th October, fays that the 10th of that
month the Briti!h frigate Jafon, and a brig of
war, captured off the mouth of the harbour at
anchor, an armed fhip with crew of 90 men,
having three fchooners under her convoy, all be-
longing to Philadelphia, laden with coffee,
bound to ST. Thomas from Hiipaniola, and fent
them into Tortola, where they had arrived.
Mere. 1fdU.
The officers of the Britifl, frigate Cambrian
informed the paliengers in the Enterprise and
Polly of New York (recently taken and tent in
10 Halliday that they had orders to capture all
American ve.iels from French, Spanih or Dutch
ports or colonies. The captain of the Bellona,
of "A guns, the day before had examined the
ihip Polly, of New-York, and let her pats !;
but being afterwards informed of thefe new
orders by the captain of the Cambrian, he re-
turned to the Purfuit, took her and fcnt her to
Halifax as alto the Enterprise, from Bor-
deaux to New-Ycrk the MeGenger, from
Gaudaoupe to New York and the fchooner
Afpafa, from Cayenne to Bottom.
The Cambrian on the esth ult. Gas noticed in
mpreiied men from the flip Charles Garter,
but liberated them the next day, and put them
on board the fchr. Eliza-Ann, from Cadiz--a
SpanjB port. We preiume, from the crcam-
ttance of this vefiel being permitted to proceed,
as well as from the improbabiiity of the report
ttelf, that no fuch orders as thofe mentioned
in the preceding par asraph have been ifiued by
the Britiih Government. ID.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

"a J5S 10 br bgbs bitter, Tbuiaay tie IN day Of
My next in tie torn Of Lynebbu,g, and county Of
CnssbeH
r3'HAr large and cornnodous TAVERN and un-
4 improved piece of ground, adjoining thereto /;
irset at the corner leading the Jail and court houfe
and than thirty yards from the latter, OPP
polite Lynch's Ware-Huufe and the 0reet leading
from the ferry landing. The TAVERN contains four
rooms and bar the 6rt floor including two We
ry large Iuitsblc for ball or dining room |;
the feeoSd floor contains ax luisabc for lodg-
ing rooms, with excellent garnet. This r A
yBRN has poreo the full length Of the HOTTIE ALTO
good dry cellar and well oppoGte the door, toge-
ther%lth kitchen, fnoke-houfe and liable with twenl
fy-two Rails therein. The uniinproved piece of
ground contains Ia feet the main lirect to- Da-
vis's 7 ,otf and hundred feet on the middle Aces.
a Lott alda half which is called the Town Lot,
iiilcludng the half Lott the nable Aands on ], il,
deemed unueeeHary to ftate the great value of the
aooye property, or fay more as to the advantages
arihbg from 70 cebtral and eligahle Rand for IA.
VHRN aud fore houfeS, as it is Prefumed perlon
w0Bld be inclined to pufohale the fame without,
viewing the laid property there Being doubt
they will be better fatiSed after feeling the convent
ent itOation than any information they could get
from this advertisement. The tesms are one third
Of the purehafe money paid down, one third 25th
Dee. following and the remaining one third 18th
Dec. 1907 the purchaiers giving bond with appro-
we'd fecuritY 10 carry ntereh from the date IL no,
pdn6tuaiy paid. For further information apply 20
william Role o. Richmond or the fubferiber living
near Lynciburg
SAMUEL SCOTT.
February H.. IT,
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MARSHAL,s SALE


virtue of decree of the Court of the u. Stsfes,
- Tor the fifth circuit in the Virginia dAstl, pro-
hoInsed at May terrp, 1906 in behalf of Jcda Tate
and Thomas Aaon,, aiIsnees of Henry Mzrssa, a.
sa'n't James Vaughan. adminRfa,or Of Mathew
Vaughan, decd and aehefs; will be fold. 60 IN.
gneit bidder, for ready money, at the Cros Rnads,
IN the county of GaoshEini, at the dwelling houle
Of MIR. J4nss Vaughan, on Friday the 9sai day Of
March next. rhe following SLAVES, viz. Glib,
joe Ned, "Trip, Cyrus, Peter Parrot, Billy, Lewis,
hiewy, Carter, Phil and 'Por,iu., cdaies) Neil,
frankey' Lucy, Fanny, Judy, Amy, Dolly, Sylvia,
and Betty, eaales) or 70 many Of them as may be
uthsent to rae the lrn of theufand ieven hun.
bred and twenty fix dollars aud trty-four cents, with
nseret on one ehouiaud four hundred and
dollars, the rate of Xix Per een,um per
annun' from the Esd day Of May, 1905, and the
expenies of iale.
WILLIAM MANN, n. M for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. v. d.
February o5. ftdC
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March Is.
ELEGANT TABLE WARE.

rsNHE Subscriber will fell much under the ufual
prises, very elegant Long Service of blue prin-
tsd table ware, eonfnins of 2l4 pieces, twill he
fold together or divided into two ferviess, of
which will amount to three eighths, the other five
eighths of the whole but no detached articles can be
fold; no, dfpofed of before the 4 of Mayit will
be rspackcd and ihpped Baltimore, where ware Of
this quality meets with ready fale.
Ten Crates common Ware we'll atTorted for deal
ers. Alio, any Quantity very cheap by retail, the
lowell psee marked Oh each article and abatement
made
H. p. Rum fhrSb, of the mon delicate favor and
as Transparent the pure wine, by the gallon, do
Zen or bottle.
VIZ. HART, 0epeGie TIE Sale Hoek.
March Is. ep,A S<Iaw liam.
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RICHMOND FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1906

for their conduct. ard AslI be- accompanied BY :
french eieott. -- - =.
X ofhce. of artillery and de esrie, an iaEpsaor
OF Feviews, and eonnnianry Of war, with bat,a.
lion, ts'lrake pOhaiun Of the arfenais and rfiAxa-
Zines Of Feltkiryh tomorrow. 18th Nosenabef a,
noon. rt.- ~
81. The corps Of the .Auftrian army fhah deile
the day alter to-horrow (I6sh Noyemher) at 8
o'clock 10 the morning before the French army, and
ahas, then lay down their arms and furrender hsl
colours. $50 Z
Done ENTHUSIASTICALLY a, Dormern, Esd btu.iai.e
ll4th November, lso5)
Signed, the general of divilon
MAuRIcE MArRiEo.
Major GENERAL WoLxELrk1:
approved by me, marfhal Of the empire,
(Sisned) AuoEREAu,
JILLacaicH, F.ML
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BORDEAUX, Dec. o.. ,sns.

The thirtieth Bulstin of the Grand aamy arrived
Yesterday III this city, by cauriet extraordinary
I ne Mayor ordered it TO be read in the different
tneatres OF The CITY; it was received with acclan,s
non oy all thelpetaasors tile Joy was unveriai. and
.ns oes reiouHdng IN all our ears, feen,ed to fpeak
the words. PrAcx! PxAcEf -
feiferday, Saturday, they readin all the Iewiih
SSynagesqes, the bulletin IF the Grand Army which
rad been brought to Paris the evening before, by MIR
Rodr;gues.
Inc reading Of this infpired them with the great
. et ensiuha!n'; immediately after they fang TIE
i,run' to return 1nksto the Supreme Being, on
t'.e reiue OF the victories OF our armies, prayed of
rreierve the precious days of our Emperor and king
NAPOLEON. b
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FOR SALE.

4 TRACT Or LAND, in the county, Of Anne
( 4 Ina, contaning 500 acres. within one mile of
the Court Houfe, about forty from Manchefler, suI
;nt fame Iron, Pe,erbirg. There is i mott excellent
tsai'd for Tavern on this land. A credit of one,
two aud three years. will be given for the greater
part Of the Purchaie money The fubfcriber afp ID
ters Tor iaie, about twenty negroes, consg Of men
women ASH children. A credit Of twelve months
will be given aud could they be fold M fznriRes,
wosld allow credit ofsSo years si..s@t
WILLIAM ARCHER. .
Powhatan, March "a n --r
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LAND FOR SALE.

RY virtue of Deed OF Trun executed 20 the
~ iubicrbers by Shandy Anderfon, will be fold on
Friday the es'h day of March next, at Edmund An
derfon's Tavern Formerly James Georges to the
highea bidder for ready money! trata of LAND
lying in the County of Goochand on the three chopt
roads, ABOUT one mile above theaforemen,iored place,
containing by ate furvey hundred and fifty five
and hall acres 70 much thereof as will be sfie-
ent to iasiy the FUN Of twenty-three pounds twelve
hllings and nine pence with intere thereon from the
hrf day OF January lat.
CHARLES ATTKisSON,7
JOHN SHELTON, Jr. 4'y'e"'
Goochlaud, February 25. (ep 4wp.
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NHW.MARKET EsrATE-FnR s14zs.

MYTH the confess. ,f .'l.e surviving truifee in a
w deed exeeuteu ~ me t"r .he he'es, Of the
late Joha MRae, aud dated on the llth day Of Oao.
Der, 1897, will be offered for fale, the fecod day
Dfthe enfing Spring Races, that beautiful and highly
<a'uablcieas, known by the name ofN MARKET,
Oh etediS "f one, two and three years from The day
of ale This property is 10 extenivey known as be-
ing the moi profitable courie III the itate, and
for its other numerous advantages, that it is deemed
uDneor1lry TO enumerate then.
Between this aud the day on which the above pro-
perry advertied, will treat with private purcha-
Ger and give e1teniive credit, if the price and
terms encourage me TO do 70.
r. BATE.
MarehlS. tdf
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TO BE RENTED.

TO BE RENTED,
'HE large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
Il Nfa;n-Street eaf of the Market formerly occu-
pied by Cohen and Ifaacs and lately by Capt John S.
Pleliants 1t is good and for bufinel. aud iu,able
Tor the accommodation of large family.
ALTO, the HOUSE formerly known by the fign
OF the bird i'll hand the corner of the itreet lea
dung to church HILL to bsth of ;hefe tenenents gar
dens are attached. The terms will be moderate, and
made knows on application to James Whitelyy, fer
jeant Of the City, or to
JACOB l. COHEN
February o5. (2awtf
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TO BE SOLD.

To to. b;gkef bidder, on TIE premier, on tie jfrR
day If May newt,
GO puurb ~ tbe LIND, sOtereon 5obn Keifo
- Esss, 10 tse comfy Of Cumberland, late the
PROPERTY Of Prfer Franeifeo. as aviY pay tA ba-
lance CLAIMED Of lin, by Samuel G. <1dam5, of
e. 100, qsit6 its igte-f7, By z,irtu- Of deed ar
frxfexesased to me, 6y be}aid Peter Franei/fo,
for that pu7ef.
CREED TAILOR, 7raeee.
Marrb II. (eptdJ.j
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2aIps at duttinu.

On Saturday t5r ostb infant, Syn Be hi at f1s7on
tie pr~aysi, if not freDo4ly isJpsftd IF ct friSa,s
Eak:
3 HOUSE - LOT on Shoek0 fIil the lot con-
n tanning about quarter Of an acre, forms
part Of what is commonly called ]askfon's tquare,
aud adjons MIR. William Nices garden; it is we'll
encloled, and has well Of excellent water upon il,
and s uation is derable any IN that part Of the
town. The houfe 10 neatly hnihed, and ell ealcu.
lated for the comfortable accommodation of fnall
family. The terms will be made known ON the day
offale.
TAYLOR e BROWN, i1asfi,ae-,s
Msreh7 {law rds.
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4 LLprrj5n5 basdSg claim dgaiqP THE e7aft
h T Jobn HoonicJ, dec'd. If tie Boaolihs-
Grr'n, are regncfrd IN mokc He,s k1qsvn, nat
Pro1jfoa may be male FIR n tgaI E!Sirmenf--
Nqd Hejc igdeLfed mUR make immediate pa,
msnf to JOILN HOOAfFS, and
JOTN G.. RT0Z'L FoLK,
Exsetsors .f John Ha,DrR5, GecII.
SaH, Sc. If
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FOR SALE-By TIE Subscriber:
go Hsysheads. NORTHERN RUM,
so 1Saersls do. do.
10 Hoyshead, MOLASSES,
10 Quarter Gaiks SHERRY WINE.
IS F~do. do. MALAGA do.
I2 1ierers Prime OR ZEN COFFEE,
70 Barrels LIVER OH,
$50 Boxes MOULD CANDIES,
SO Ream WRITING PAPER,
100 do. WRAPPING do.
THOMAS WHITE.
March ls. eplm
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r 'HE Sublcrber, being deiirou, that an sdluft-
nrent Of accounts ihould take place between
hineif and creditors, takes this method cali on his
debtursfor the irverzl amounts due from them to him.
IS he intends no indulgence.
lie moreover calls on all thofe who are his ered;-
tsrs 10 make known him in the courfe Of four months
ehe different funis due than, he feels himief in
fAadinsfs dcharge the fame, otberwife it will be
plead in barr JOHN CARR.
Mach Is. eps4w
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d letter dated Bordeaux, the soth Dec. from
respectable fource, has been received in this
city. which ttatcs that the differences between
France ard Pruiiia had been fettled, and that
the Latter had given permifiion TO the former. TO
march her troops through the PrnfIian dornini
ohs' with the view, it is p5efumed, of attacking
the Engh.
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Etfrnd efa letter from Bordeaux, deted The
25f" Dec. TO r5lpeaabe boytem ". York.
:" Lat night we received the official account
or peace having been agreed on between the
French German and Ruf1ian emperor. Great
Britain is now LEFT alone to continue the con-
teit. 1t is however, the opinion that genera,
peace viii take place, in which England will be
included" ~
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FOR SALE,

TEN SHARES in the James river Canal Com
i Pany.
THOMAS NoRvELL.
hfarchls IF
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<r3 : B,r, & You took. madam, ysur

[.s~rgz!3 : her. e Youtsok, madam ysuf
ss -. g the priace Of Prnssia, yoar
l's' 81 = angus. brother, !. Charlo;tenburg,
h's . s J day add At such an hour OF tns
@ sas o., Asyou were Passiag alssrwards
, ssaash shs lang gallery, in The castle Of
I rss,Iot sabu.s, you unss him again. He
t Cue took you by the hand, add led you 70
'ass az ! ripdow, where you could not be o.
SUI s.a,d. and then said yen these words
''1 Thr qrerp did sosrepear the words
:, r,ossslsd 10 us they were the very
w. :. her BROKER had pronounced, and that
:. ,,,a,oed lhs most perfect ress!iectloE
4 .hca.
\ H. added, that she had nearly tainted with
!. shack she experienced, ana called on NJ.
- = Se5werin to answer for the truth of what
!. ~ had said who in his laconick style con-
. .ay himself with saying, All you have
I'd madam, is perfectly true, at least as far
III am concerned" | ought to add, that tho
~ queen laid great stress on the truth of her
.ss;tal she professed herself at the same time
;se,sdalols 10 Swedsnburg' supposed confer.
.uees with the dead, A thousand events"
lid she,a appear inexpiicable and supernatu-
i ous, WHO know only the immediate con-
s.ouellces OF them; and men of quick parts,
r6o are mover SO well pleased as when they
,,abit something wonderful, take advantage
i this TO gain an extraordinary reputation
NJ. Swedenburg was a man OF learning, and
i some talent In MS way, bat | cannot ina
enc by what means ne obtained the knowledge
| + what could have been repeated to no one
However, / have no faith in his having had
inference with my brother"
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assralsgia Dails aaOertlssr.
TUESDAY, YogENBnn l8.

E.;rars Of q letter received at Philadelphia,
Ssses S.. Thomas, 18th October.
Z No 5ea7ss ere yau receive this, YOU viii
hive heard Of the capture of a number of Ball
| aar vessels, bound TO this pert from Hayti,
/ nd carried iato Tortoia. The ship Eutaw,
4 M sAco1ers Medusa and Nonsgch, belong
lwn Mr. Kennedy, of Baltimore, captured
die mouth Of this harbor,ha bean releas-
siM c89aEsoulise Mr. Kennedy was on
saua the Egtaw at the time of the capture
!. hes gwen the cpators 10000 dollars to
ns up ths property. The compromise was
sssssea With TIC advice and appreciation ofMr.
Iss, az -Tczeela, who is accent for the princi-
|ri part OF tlle insurance companies In the u.
|Efca States There arc some other vessels
whose ssDs has not yet been decided, viz
SchOontrs GeReral Eaten, Beauty, Rolla, and
|Rehescs.., On Of Baltimore.
TIE flSg0Eing Phiiatlelphia vessels are
Reres Brig iszace Am Green, Sayia; Com
|,ossss B1srv, sseacie schoonefs esoyerror
Aeaz- ACTON = and .Aan Eliza, Castigall,
Aas srlss,, Gf-Grsessoa Packet, Abbot, from
Szlssces tsssEa9-aEetE since condemned
.Ac.tSassstsns Ing the vigorous blockade
tTu2 Ey tie British squadron, the French
pDscrr yyerzlet AGelle, OF / suns, from Qua
4sCpe, C1sarss IN here en- the 2gst, whilst the
nsaie Jason and Aenus were. at anchor oil the
eharacr, SAe had Danish coIors koistea un-
SIC got under protection Of the fort, and
pen hoistesi the freneh national flag, to the
small astonishIne Of all present"
The TEirielad Weekly Courans, after
sdsirg the capture of Bueaos Ayres, ,hus
marks:
Illus has ore ofrhe most impertsnt pos.
'a'ous of Spain in America SUR ude,ed
ens majesty arms We may say without
A'0asAsd. The treasure Of the croen in
'psrls and oshsr valuable effects, is repre-
'.oied as being immense, and the rewards
! our gallant soldiers and sailors will not
ss0nhned TO the honor of the achieve
ea,.
na political aud commercial point OF
sS the importance of this conquest is H.
unable. The Rio de la Plata, on the
aah bank of which Buenos Ayres stands.
''as'gsbls for. hundreds of leagues for
saa craft, into he heart of the kingdom
fGaguay, which bounds the river on
Nprth and. east, while, on the south *
s.wasers the extensive province of
anan, country that for health and
WHY is not exceeded 10 the world. The
wal OF this province is Pothsi the rich.
y whose mines is proverb;al- II is
an' from Busnos Ayres about 500
CUES nns the road is good and level aud
sssre TO be found on the plains Of Blu.
asres IN sutGcien, numbers TO mount
&c eavalrysef Europe. The treasure
= rotosl IS conveyed on mules backs 20
saos Ayses. in packages fitted for .he
nose and there shipped for Europe I;
on all occasions when tho season of
year TO pass Cape Horn is unfavarable,
niger OF enemies, aud the exigencies
: state require the assistance of Peru,
"easares from Lima are conveyed 10
''me masnsr over the Andes, deposits.
~ as o'os', and brought by the kings ar.
W OF maleteers, thence to BuenosAy-
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Bank of Potomac.

.4zerandria, .hsv. Z, 1906.
NOTICE is hereby given the Stockholders
in the Eenk Of Potomac, that diUceld Of
three ana az haliper cent. l.as been declared
on tie capital stock, fsr the las half year,
which will be paid them OF their iegai repre-
sentadvcs, on Tuesday next the lth instaat.
Ey order Of sbe President and Direetors,
Charles Page, GAMER:
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Second Notice.

CUCH OF the creditors OF Jodn Hickman
~ and Co. iete of Alexandria, as have come
nto the terms upon which the said John Hick-
man and Co. surrendered their property to tbs
use of their creditors, are required to attend,
in person, wita, or to transmit the evidence of
their debts against the said Hickman and Co.
duly proved, to the subscriber, residing In a.
lexapdria, On or before the 10Th dev Of july
next, to enable the subscriber to make small
dividend among the creditors of susa of mo-
ney in the hands of one Of the creditors resid-
ing in alexandria.
The interest upon the debts to be calculated
to the slst of May, 1896, the tine when the
said John Hickman and Co. surrendered up
their property.
George Clement(on.
June Z.
n. B. The postage of letters to be paid.
Tie above Dividend is postponed
in consequence Of several creditors not having
cone forwsrd with their accounts This is
therefore to give notice, that in fifteen DAYS
from this date, | am required to make divi-
dend, and all those whose claims are not hand
e1 in, properly proven, On or before that time,
will be excluded the benefit Of said dividend.
GEORGE CLEAENTSON.
November s. 90
The Stages between Alexan-
dria and Richmond, will travel
on SUNDAYS, until the pub
lie are notified to the contrary.
| zhe Pro6rastors.
NoyRMpra 8. sa4w
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N @ T I c. F.
November 10:

lie cE3Gitofs Of Ro5ert 3. ,Sas1sson, who
lately toe. t!io benefit Of the insosvent
law are requsstedto Ixeet, on Friday evening,
ct oHclocs, at Mott's tavern; on business
where they axe all corse'ned.
Noyelrher IS. DIT