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aleranGrta Dajlp aDnerttser.
SATURDAY, DEcKMBER 10.

HI the asomeat Of putting orr PAPER t.
PRES the Northern Mail arrived, ant
brought the following 1NrssEsrlsS
ADvlcss. THIS will account for aN
late hour at yhieh our suIjSyi5sp
uiA receIue their Papers.
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Postscript.
NEw-YoRK, Dec. 9,

New YoRK, Dec. 8,
Latest from E@ro5s.
We announce to the readers OF t1e
Mercantile Advertiser, and the publlc'
the important intelligence that .holtll''
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Extract from an interesting work Of Fraa.
cls Angaste Chateaubriand. demonstrate
ing the existence OF God, from the
wonderful works OF nature. Translated
from the French by Frederick Schoe.
berl.
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N O T [ c. E..

Ny vitue of deed Of trua given 10 nie IF
- Jan,es Kennedy jr. in oraer TO iaiisty crs-
tara deoTs therein jpzeided, due, to john, a4s7fs
Aq:Gts Chamberlain and Humphrey, GAbfiel
Woad, ard Joel sad Joratban Pvf. Do ieteby
offer for t2le dy P,iya,s coctratf, 'he Whole %
the aoek n :rads OF thS fad James Kennedy, il.
as i: was dSPoGicd " lib me; and he not having
complied with the coadit,on therein contaiasd,
and redeemed the came agFcsab'y to bis IN.
dzrtak,ng in The deed o! srnf, and j, being
the fo,k OF Dugsia aud chemi5, may 'bs
worthy the a,ensioa Of fome pertoO in that lios
Of buinefs. IF no prcpnfals are aered 20 n.c
before she eft day Of Jaly, I (hail then szPofs
Ike fame to public Ga;e, togsrher with all The
houfehold furniture conveyed 10 n. by the iaid
Janes Kennedy, ir. to fosisfy the purpoies oi the
iaid deed, under The ts,ms ard conditions therein
| contained.
James sanderfon, 7fyass.
June 4, a <"
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PUBLIC SALE.
PURSUANT to A deed CT trutG froa

PURSUANT to a deed CT truif froaa
James B,sodon and Elizabeth bis .,:te, Dated
the Ell Of February. 1866, sor tie ParFose ths'e-
b. intended, will be ioid. on t1a prt.st'ss, 20,
che hjghef bidder, for cafh, en- III. 27'h cay ct
Ausuh nexs, a LOT o. GROUND sronting
~ Itst inchss on tic ea& f5a d Fa:er trsctf
and lso feet deep, f,uated beiyic:n i5gAs md
Prince 9rerts, in che towa of Aisxandtie; ae,es
on is eraeted neat and convenient F1a1c Lnet
ling houie.
Thomas Vowel, 1ryfler
May zR. dI
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FOR SALE,

Konhowoy La3td, q tic fre qns!az:
HNE ,h9niaad acres. syiag on DnSA c,.sle,
~ which is bsaach q E !, River $50 mich
IT empt'es abeetso Ilies shove the Confluence
of E''S with the Grear Kanhavgy.
Its para!l-log, AMI G4eIy wateEci-Duek
Get, perne2tlng every I'd.
In letter from VI, i'rp!-tt, tie flrveyo*,
am told hlg! rec acres asc no.romt as rich as
he ever furveysa, and Hat ,he bigh grcund is
fertile. Mr.. B, Rc:aeg aEo,ia; .7lls me thar b.
has f.cn pcr(ons .gho have bcto On he .ana, asd
VIII fp.sk: Of il in thG a;ghsa ierma.
Il lies ao0ut zy miles n. 8. OF Hathaway
Court. EIoufr ia healthy country, eIigib}s
li;ua,ion, and praGers 10 TIC nduRIous every
comfort that can 2ow. iram iadicous tlase and
extsrliVs grazing.
Five Dollars per acre sye expected for THE
tgaGt-%pne third in hand, and the semainder in
two unaalinllaineusss; or pfoparty ia A.ex9n-
dtia, Ealriax or L lp4oun will be received in ex.
change.
Thomas Davis.
Alsxgnd.is, 9TH June. 60
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May zR.
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Phineas lanneY,
Andrew Scholheld.

ar We have thought proper to-
poApone the iale Of the above Land
heretofore advertiIed for the git Mac
until the 27th Ct June, when it Will os
politively fold. P. ]. & A. S.
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Alsxzndds, 18th June.
7 O ITO N E M EN- T.
FubLlc Sale.

---.:p-i,-rrs-e,ya r,rsa 14ssa t7fa-sts ~ 1Psys
rnent of fun OF money dne from the fad Daniet
NJ Carly to Jonathan ans Ma.1iop Schoied, will be
field at pu6lsc auction TIE premcs, TO ths hghtf
bidder for ready money tAa 18TH day Of this preent
month, part Of that fIa& o. land called Mount Air
wherein the fad McCar:y Eew ivss, ly!es upon &C.
sota4uc Creek, in the cauGty of Farfax adjoining
Gsrdaer's NT.aud, diitaa, abQlt IL mics from
Alexandra. The iaie.so &:ouln,eEce at IL aeioek
Ivne A. ca
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DiHolution Of Copartnerihip.

THE Conrtnerfhip hitherto fulfilling unndes
the firm of 5j9Iteb Riddle g Co. OF Alexandra,
was dIfolvcd the drt Infant, by matusl con-
TENT: All perfons that ars indebted TO, OF that
have claims on the fame, are reguelfed TO con'e
forward and fettla, as it is deirable to cloie the
concern as ioon as poGlhic. Thofe whole &C
counts are Of long Handing are particularly re-
queacd to attend to this notice, and make
payments to either ofthe fubfcribess.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandra,
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
September 10. q
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Platter Paris & Limc--afloat.
loo tons Platter Paris,
70 calks L'as,
Or bdard Brig Naar, Cef'afs HaR,
AND FOR SALE, BY
Lawrafon & Fo,vlcs
B555o. kape ella rte1tVed b. f1id Rig, Sckaoasr
40 boxes Geo Fiji
10 do. Mould aad Dipt Candies
Izo do. Half Boxes Brown Soap
Bale Reerboon GurEahs
4npsriaI, a TEAS.
Young Hyfon ! gt6e ht5e d~porta':en,.
20 barrels N. E. Rum
IS cahs Bel,cna GuoPowdsr
1c cafes Fig Blue
In Stare,
PINE Beck and Pork
Rufis and Ravens Duck
yong Hyfon and Hyfou Skin Teas
Muicovad Sugar
Caks Cisret and Madeira Wine
zoo Boxes Mould and Dipt Candles
20 do. Chocolate, sc. &c.
May a. -
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SEED POTATOES

T have received from New York;
- ba,,e,s Of Fed POTATOES, OF an extra-
sydiuayy gscd kind, Which will fell low.
Mordecai Miller.
May 80.
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mo. 1927.
For the Convenience Of Families,
(DJ96eit"t eneoaragsmtas is qgoyaeaJ =
EDWARD LEE.

Baks7, Kya1-F1set, near 'Ga1N's
AK|ILL Commence or Monday ~xn, he
w 9Th iitant, AMI continue during the
lnmrMsr months every day iron !. o'clock, 10
IA: forenoon to O'Clock in he ags;,aoon, TO
bake in the bett maunet, fuch dimes as may &c
tsnt 70 him, eon{4tti2g. either OF n,eafg, Pies.
pHddlngs, sc. and bread, OF tenn. !..at VIII be
eonidesed mo e;ze-
s** Very nice Rask, every even.
ing at S O'Clock.
e. Loaf Bread baking contia4c@
ss ulua'.
unc 4. eoAw
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to a deed Of trutt from Walter $. Alex
ander and Catherine his wife, the ubleriber for
securing the payment 6o3 dollars SO and inter
ct uEto Andrew SehoGed and company, and the fur
rher lnm Of SI dollars cents, ana aterct unto Leon
ard and Thomas Cooke skill be sold the Preniiles
to the highef bidder ierready norey, on Tuesday the
the sxthday es May next one uli,iyJe ditoety OF a
trsa parcel OF land, yihg and hriea OH .eteniac RI
YER ccarsy Fastax ard ttatesof Virginia, ce
tsiaiag 4so acrts and ao;liqg che lands 4 cese.a
IhgssPtasi. kflten ): .Aaguitne ] smith; and 4 obiss
lear-2ant ahaac seven niles ;rcni Al esan1f he
fa!e TO sc4melcc sretrEy II O'Clock Of that day
6 - ff,s CSC e, DENEALE, Tfuftee,
IS; April. s. eots
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MONDAY, ApRIL ii, 1906.

! 90 The Subfcriber has been adj
mitted to the Bar Of The Circuit Court
held In Alexandra, and wiihes to
practice therein.
FRANCIS L. LEE.
April G.
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On WEDNESDAY,,

3. B. q 81 tz3d oflARBiL,s $3.50
WI RI 1i4,a pttbese sbsgf, il, dlsxqna,ia,
: rjr fsblie fsi<, Sxlsta tsapssz S3pslsaa Of, *
+. gkisb ssts de notice qgiil b st'v:n;;
400 Acres Of frA crate. Bottom
Land,
lying ii the le5 90, acre 3aSa, on the river
K.uhawa, and part ofssthss eRase Of the late.
es General aN slhingtoa.I ats9 sac
E'rT-siiIS land is fuppfed sto soc equal In qua.
lity 70 amp whatever, and the lmallnel. Of
he qaaSity in The ioi proves, tssslpe in CON,
p,nl0n with o,hsrs; lhsswhele la:, Of which
,,ss is one shifd, being 1909 acres. 81 :
ii,, the Ssnaaiuing Ialrref QfarAegatee, IN
h.nopsry yss unfalt, br!ongipg 10 laid eRa'e,
a; irtsrsf thereon being one third Of a ihaIs );
nd if fAm i. NOT fusSsiels 90 m.st The demapd,
lhe e0mmillans airing from the fersiets of an
tIssptor.
Sale 10 commence at IL O'Clock. Any infor-,
3 rsssen may be bad from the fabfcribers &hoI is
s taai'ssf 10 Irrsss AZ private faie.
/ 81, I; s,,@ IS. Philip g. Mafifeller.
Anil -. tstsl@J 81 rs : ft ~ - 49,. ! k
~ -. : ~ ~ 49,. "a"
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mo. 1874.
I. .,,., TUNIS CRAVEN,
iaf lrecsiyffa ~ nix lat< ay,,Veh an x1sgaxs IL
@as4 a /srimeat Of
G O @ ~

yTAMoHG WEiCH ARRr-+
London tuperfne- Cloths Leidsd Came 1iicky.
and CalEm-1es, Lace do.
Benbett's faseat Cords, Rieh Ce.onsde and e.
10. Watifreatiags, Eased India Mus,ins
Silks, Malcfains, Flo India and Birth Book
rcAfines, VI ro Il do.
Imperial, seloaaed and La. Caps & HaDdker-
white iMaaeiies, 81 | chiefs,
Teiiaseats, Saasds.ns,|i Exsfa silk Gloves.
Fiannfas, .ofe; Blankets, III, Me Mius..
csatings Plains, Z III Six Cord and Bu,tori,
ksfleys,e Half,h:eks, Ca,hhssk Ba,,ess,
Lambs Wool, Wos.ea, / Artificial Flowers ara.
Cotton and SILK no. Wieaths,
fiery, Ofr;ch Fsathers, -
irNh, * Flanders Sheet. I,a!idn Mantaus,
Ines, Pine India Pertains,
"A lfiGh Linens, f'aftas, Msmcodies,a
Shiiuns Go;G-, Dew!ss, TieSleabarg,.
L3g l.a~ns, Dlnaburss, BruwnfoIls
I :i;clr Cahissicks, &c. &e:E.'. ~. r,sg
.D:mi :es, csnbrsck do. "a
lie daily sxpsas an adaisioa4
aDor5me,5 Of FALL cooDs.
+ OF 70. saa diff
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I. HENRI Y}sK.1MAY aF
Haj Hse0 laadiag,J sy S4e,
81 tons Pia;ltcr Of paI:s,
81 55x.s Mould Candies,
z6sboxes Chocolate,
20 barrels Prime Pork,
80 s bosheaas Mulcoyado Sugar,
81 ieagar Cape Madeirs Wine
81 .t@5 IN STORE,
Lepdcn Pa.ticular, Z
London ADD New.York Market .,tbu ;..
~ Parsiclag snd: Cargo. TenerrAc "''
i !. CataIonIa and Clatet - -
SO barrels No. Cargo and Prime Beef
10 barrels Bounce
q bales Beerboom Gurrahs
.,stl bale Fandah colias
6 hhds. Mo1afss
6 caks Of Cheefe, offuPefior quality.
:, April 8. dim
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3 WILL BE LANDED,-

~ slst2g Oaal' AU RspAY next, ~
W Colonial Ramfay's wharf, from on b9ard the
Schooner Hilasa, JOHN YEATeN,- and seI
Sais, BY.
r. Young s5s W Ys.stoa,
. IS stDgheadi MuLsoyado Sugar i
g 709Ao. MalaG:s
4oosbsgs Guadai0ape G'een Coffee. @
~ Alio IN Store, -
. 30 bsxes AID 30 basfrh @hiss and prown :
ago Ssgar. s IS
!, 50 Boxes Havana Segats ! = s
10 tons Of Faitic, aud
Stsoo Spaniih Hides. 49,, - s7
Apnl 8. ..1.......s ay :
$ Cath, and the highea .nrlrs gwen q
for clean Linen AID Cotton Rags, by
the Printer of this 1885,
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5sb MoUer Seed,

!. 800 ~ sCtUUET ~ GE6It, % - -
Warranted of,ha bet quality {
Laadsd this diiyy, frem philadelphia, ana q
fale, on very low terms. T taa
.MandeyiIle & Iamsaon.
Wsso bbavs s. s1F ret,esfflDjfta; rs'i
s,6a barrels old Rye Whitley
sooo lbs Gfeen -oHes = 800.
20 Boxes iine Sallaa Oil 3 "a =
% boxes Chocolate 90
p 1000 los heavy Pepper att
f3 !; so boxes frsih A1nifard ...s
Al fe%sbales Tenbeaae Cotton Is
100 reams Wrapping Paper.
March II. si,ee ss,g,,.sals d,
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4 A Journeyman Baker

Want TO EMPLOY
% NE aaalfeds s 10 conduit 4 bakery In New.
" York. as a Fsremaa. A lrgle man would
sie.psefefred. application g be inside TO s
s Mordecai Miller.
3 March ! 3. q ies's 70 d.
Printing, IN IT'S various branches,
Handsomely sxseWed az AlSe#ts. Y
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N o T / E.

i 7ohn Horjaa.gh g Robert Calder NJ
Lave easeted into partnefihie and removed
! AxA tos the Store eornes, Of King and Royal
atsets, swhcre they have, have for Sale general
,sfottapeat Of DRY GOODS. and daily expea a.
.fasthrr fapply. sis;t9, ], & s.i,,, s. s 80.
sea Horlburgh s. Calder.
April ,. .aes4 81 s IS slss daw
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

Mr.. Benjamin Henfrey, whoonce attemok.dtof
light the itreets OF our city by means of imaamed
fmoke, has been much more fortunate in ran
lacking the bowels of the earth. He is faid Ia
have diicovered comfortable quarry of Gvn-
ium or Platter OF Paris, OH the land of Mr.
Thomas Tate, on the north fork of Holhon.
the iareeit branch OF the TennefIee river and
OF courie extremely convenient to Warrington
and the adjacent counties of Virginia. Mr. Fl
warrants the Holfton platter to be of as GOOD
quality as the bsf that is imported, and pro.
miles to return the money to purchafers, if he
cannot within the next year produce certificates
from five or more respectable farmers, that il
" has anfwered valuable purpoGe."
A futiicient quantity will be kept for fa,e at
Saitville, and Abingdon, both in the Rore and
ground ready for uie.
The price at Saltvil!e in the Zone is 10 Dolls.
per ton.
Ditto in Abingdon in the Zone, 20 Doll
Ditto at Abingdon, ground, Dollars
per 100 W.T.
This platter is faid to be of two different
kinds but of their reflective qualities, no par
ticu'ar account has yet been publi(hed. Mr.
BINS, in his Treatife son PraSieaI Far,uiur."
: ;:c;tsI 81 tl different varieties prevalent a.
mong the French and Nova Scotia plaihers.
the comparative advantages of which he places
IN the following order it, Red Nova Scotia
Cd. the Yellow Nova Scotia and sd. the
French Platter. The other kinds, flaws Mr..
Binns, appeared 10 have no effeGt until the wear
following, and then think they have rather the
greateft effect on GraG."
1.-THE Holiton Platter be really polfeTed ofthe
valuable properties which Mr. Henfrey has AZ.
cribed to it, be has eminently deferved the
thanks of the Wefern country. He has diff
covered aniaeitimabIe manure in the very bow
els OF fbeir earth, for which zoe are now COM
peiled to retort at very heavy expence of
freight and commii1ion to the ouarries of NV,
Scotia. He has laid open to them fource of
wealth, far more productive and far efs cor.
| rupting, than N. Carolina can boat cf in the
Gold Mines of Cabarrus
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Thefe views are extenfve but vaiour and per-
feverance can work miracles. II fuppofe that
there Is no political fceptc, no infatuated frienS,
OF Bonaparte, who will deny that America and
q. Is. allied, IN this manner, could flccefsfully
oppofe the ret ofthe world. Here then would
there be barrier to the ambition of Bopaparte /.
then might Mr.. Jefferfon and Mr.. Fox ifue
their imperative mandate: " thus far fllat thou
60, and no farther.
Some men pretend 10 entertain fears for our
ineltimable political intitutons from cIore
alliance with Great. Britain: But to me, theCe
fears appear idle and groundlefs Two nation,
may form the clcfett alliance for the great pnr-
poles of defence and national fecurity, without
their governments ailimilating in the remotea
degree. Let Great Britain preferve her kingly
government, If it 70 pleafes her; and let us,
as we can and fhalI, preferve our own demo-
cratic form of rule, free from the ALLOW of
hereditary diitinetions. Great Britain will
appreciate the value of our alliance too
much TO hazard it by even again officiouf.
~ interfering with our councils And.
indeed, if under another administration
HE fhond he 70 unwife as TO attempt il, il is
to be hoped that our government, if not too vir
tuous, will at leaf be too polite TO barter the
'hteret' OF their country, for any paitry be-
nett that minien of Britain could behoy.
=
Britain could have for making fuch an artenp,.
AS to involving us in war with France,
Bonaparte is about to effect that purpofe
ready 10 their hands and as fuch is the inc.
vltable Receility, let US ufe the power
OF the only nation on earth that can effe ctually
aiiiit Us. Our iituation is 70 peculiarly hap
py with refpect to G. Britain, that me can &c.
ientially aid us without poTti1ing the
means OF annoying any of our polfeflions--iav
our commerce, and our fea- port toyvns
AS to the expenccs of this war, aud the con-
iequent increafe of our debt, this, it muft be al.
lowed is only paying the price of liberty and
Independence. But in Mexico and Peru we
iha'l ind ipunge to wipe away, at one bruil,,
our national debt, if were ten times as great
as it is.
Theie hahy remarks are written by one Who
was not born in '7e, but who was republican
IN 'es, and is republican in 1906 who was in
favor OF France when Europe was combined
asanlt her, and now is in favor of Britain when
Europe is combined againit her.
ALCIBIADES.
Hanover, Sept. 80, 1905.
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cruts from the Orleans aud the MiififIippi Tets
r,tores. By this therefore it.sasy be RAJ.
tionaly expected, that theft infolent intrnders
are once more driven with dii.race beyond our
exiting limits.
That Spain has tbus manifened a mott IN.
friendly difpottion towards 1s, canno, he
doubted. That it forms ftrong pretump,ior,
either OF the failure of our negotiation for
the purchafe of the Fioridas, or of her
aerial determination to give it fuch di-
reet'on, can fcarcely be fubieSf of greater
doubt. For what other afpee does it bear.
than that Spain expecting to 60 into a war, ia
willing to anticipate the fate OF the negotiation,
and TO prepare for war by getting fnme of
our frongholds into her power ! Ii this be
not the bet conclufon to be drawn from her
conduct, there is at leaft another which is
fcarcely more favourable to the caufe of peace
that although ihe may have determined toIt,l
us the Floridas, The will abandon not an Irch Of
her pretenGons to the eafern boundary of Me,.
ico that The will not even wait for tardy time
to fett'e that difpute, but that f,le will 6rr
QUIT us of the poileiIion, and then with the ad
vantage of having it in her hands win negotiate
tor the right.-lf fuch be the policy The has
IN view, II may wave for a time the commences
ment OF war with the U. S. but no: for ever.
An attempt of this fort at the bre[.nf 1s..
mfnt, forms much fronger pre- FUN ption of
nS' uhT'enu!y dnpolltlon than at any other.
Had the governor of Taxus penetrated the Sa-
o'ne IN January or February or March, it would
not have excited our atonihment 1t was
the very thing which was attempted laft Sen.
TENDER. 1t was the very thing, which we
mad right to expect from the relations fib
lifting between us. That courfe, flaws the
Secret Meiiage) which they have choten to
purfue, will appear from the documents nov
communicated. They aathorife the inference
thai 1t is their intention to advance on our pof.
ieihons until they mall be repreiied by an op-
polling force."-But now, when negotiation
IS IN actual progrefs between US; now, when
1t mould be her ambition, were The really difpo-
led tor friendly adjuGmens of our differences,
to give us every proof of that difpoflion at
iuch moment to fend an army within our ac-
tuai limits-we mua confefs it has mott un-
friendly and hottie appearance.
This menacing attitude will fcarcely be re-
moved by the etahlifhmcnt of peace i'm Eu-
rope. Should fuch be the event, it would not
be vihonary to expect new oppofitious from
the ally of Spain new armies breaking into
Louiiiana and new aud more formidable OBJ
hacles tic peaceable adjuament of our dife-
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FOR SALE.

On WeaH5aay he Until day Of DesszLe, s,sf. at n,
plantation " the late Eisoa, p Cba5Ssrlsya, in t5,
county IF CNmbsr!agi,
4 Ii the STOCK thereon, eonfflino Of uorC..
{ : horned Cattle, hogs, and fbeep, together with
the crops OF corn, fodder, hueks, &C. and ALTO, the
plantation UtenGs, for which credit of twelve
months from the day Of fale, will be given on all
iums above 20 dollars, the purehafer giving bond
with good eesrity, bearing oterea from the date il
not punch ally- Paid-Allo may be leafed for ten
years. or any hoTter period, not le than three, a. A.
ny time between this & then, the fld plantation con-
tanning S88 acres Of excellent qualified LAND. A.
bout FIVE hundred Of which are cleared aud IN fine
order tor cultivation, with large crop Of wheat now
teed'ng, the MOT liberal terms for what is ealls
an improving eaie, may be had BY applying 70 M
William Cooke very near thereto, or
HenricO, September 80. ioss,,Jc;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
TO the Editor Of TIE Nesv-York Eysuiup pss
SIR =

10 tie Editor Of The Nesv-71ork Evening PaR.
take the freedom of dropping YOU this
Inc, IN order to undeceive you with regard TO
the rate OF the unfortunate crews of Miranda
two tchooners. 1t is ftated in Laguira bv all
inc Spaniards, as well governmental officers as
others, that of the two crews, ten of the prin.
ciPal men, (viz. the oificers) were hung at Port
Cavejlo; and all the remainder feHt 70 the
MINES, rput In confinement for life, From
rheie' however, are to be excepted, two bows,
irom l2 TO "A years of age, who are to be fnt
oack TO the United States. This is fad, in La
gulra, TO he the real fate Of the crews and is
numerically credited by Spaniartis and Ameri-
cans; indeed have no doubt of its correctness.
AFTER theie people were hung, their heads were
taken OF, and nix fent TO Caracas, two to La
Su'ra, and two kept at Port CsveIlo. The two
heaas tent to Laguira, are put up in iron cages
and hung on lofty poles jun without the front
gate OF the city. MIR. Lynch, A very inteII;pent
gentleman from Philadelphia, refiding at Cara.
cas- told me. hat he Ca the two heads when
hrh put mp at Laguira--thev were then f,eIb
a0d he felt pretty confident that one of them
was tse head of capt1in Doneheau, n pref,,mr
90 not tpeil the name properly the other he
thought to be captain Gardner's-This, howe.
yer, mut be only conjecture.
Ee reafon why did not mention the ahoye
crcumtancS IN nv letter to you from ouaran-
tine ground, vas that fuppoftd the Ane,i-
can public mgf b@1'e 6een poGeftd of the
f"ctsiome time before. You will execute INV
Iroeb!ing you with this relation, as it is merely
10 iatisfy your own mind upon the fubjett"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
MUSIC.

p mean TO recover and Preferve my health, 1
y have reliHquilhed nay Day School altogether in
tending to turn my attention entirely to MUSIC. and
purpoilng, asioon as ten pupils falI offer for each
school, to teach Vocal Muiic at my room, two morn
ngs, from nine till twelve, and one evening. from
Tx tlll nine, in every week. fay two mornings he
eaue the lectures then to be given are intended chief
" tor children, and one in week can hardly be er
Pected to produce the progres which is neceIary to
isPport and ttimula'e young minds in arduous UNDER
taking. liIewlie purPofe to tune Pianos &c. both
IN town and country, either by the year or Gngle
time alto to copy and arrange muGc, and all on the
moi moderate terms
CHARLES SOUTHGATR.
Sept. 80. 4tenn