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PLATTER k4Iis ~ AInlG-aI1Oal.
loo tors Plsifey g4ri;,
- caiks ms,
On boord 8r.g Nasc, Cettaix H4R,
AMP FOR SALE DY
Lawrafon & Fowls
1sbs 5s,ve ala ,tttivsd By (a'a S'te, Se66a"sT
Davt, ard Packet fran Balt.mors
go boxes CO + q
% d. M1uld and Bipt Candlcs
izo do. Halt Boxes Brown SQas
B'e Bcerooon G9rrahs
5 r3sss / Is. l.,> A, J5 ;s,.,,s,:,.,,
20 b4nel, N. Z. Rum
7s caiks Blona Gunpowtss
10 cafes Fig Blue
r. Stare
. P inc Beck and Pork
) Rulia and Ravens Duck rs
Young Hyfon and Hyfan Skin Teas
Mufcovado Sugar
Caik4 Claret aid Madeira Wine
400 Boxes NJ I'D and D'ps C;ndles
60 Go. Oh celate, SC. &c. !.
May IL. o.
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Holm C.. LADD,

Ha, i'm ,teeiived and g8tr, far Gk,
so quarter caiks choice Old Sherry
Wine, OF the very oft quaiiiy
80 do. Malaga do,
40 D, xes frsa Teas
10 do DO. Chocolate
60 DO. spsrmsceti Candles.
luce s. --N-
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Cotton and 7arner,
Have received from New Yoik, and arc now
oealng at their Lista Stare. on Royal &Gect.
'Pq'ite Mr. James RuGe 5,
Az kssoRTMSNr OF
lrlh Linens, Diaper Table Cloths,
ansu Hollands, Pmsiil4s, and Tickienburg.
.g Nd daily esbt7,
Diapers, Checks, Hempens, Dow
al', SAsstings, threads, &c.
AJ6 fer SaE,
. Afev chefs Of Imperial and Hyfon
Is,s the litea impnsasions-,sad 50 Jacks
Of Liverpool Salt.
NV i
q ho5iheads retailing Molailes
y s. 90. Sugar, OF good quality
70 oaESeIs Beef, Satsm INFECTION
pipe LnHdon Particular Madeira Wine
$ boxes Couon Cards
ilcks Sage
. dc. Lieorics Root
SiSeiS Of Clover ana herds GraE Seed
Aquap'i,y Of red Soal Leather, ard
loo Shares Nj rine Itfusaace Stock,
For Sale, BY
Benjamin Shreve, jun
49, HSi sEa
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SEED Pc TATOES'

! have received from New York,
60 barrels Of SEED POTATOES, OF an trtfH'
ordinary good hind, which ] evil fen low;
Mordecai Miller
MAY 10.
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Msy 50

co. The iale Of the above proper-
ty is poGponed Oh account Of the wea-
ther, I'll Thurlday next the 26th inf.
when it viii take place at l. O'Clock.
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:, Proceedings Of Congress
1asen tor the " ALEXANDRIA, DAILY
ADVERTISER
NINTH CONGRESS,
OF TIE
oNiTED STd1ES or. AlNERIGAs .
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, January 6.
0rgdnizati0n Of the Militia.

~ : ! 3
Mr. Farnum irona the committee on
.us' pafeoF the Presidents message which
.ela'es to the militia, made a further
:. aspoft by bill, which authorises the presi.
ssasot the United States to call out de.
ss: aa'nens. OF one hundred thousaad militia,
:, LOU arctic be armed & ready for service
calls. 'aoihenss warning. zach state will be
oF,s;. u e Is s3 finnish its respective quota,
s .,.sl loresst Nv may send volunteers in-
. y = ,s'' IA. The officers to be appoint.
,s, SSso .ie present militia, and the gene.
~ y" -ess By the president, who may cali
.'on the whole or any part thereof as ex-
'esnss may requires
The bill to be in force for two years and
70 longer. It was read twice and refer.
'eo TO committee Of the whole for to.
morrow, aad ordered 10 be printed.
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Of the executors Of doctor William Car.

Of the executors Of doctor William Car.
ter,of Richmond:
Of sundry inhabitants Of New-lersey
and Pennsylvania, praying for Postothess
from Brlvidera TO Springfield; and from
thence;to Knolton Mills from thence thru
the Water Gap to Dutolsbofougb, and
thence to treudsborough:
OF observation-disclosures of New Marlborough,
eSanclshtld, and Granville, praying post
route from Hartford 10 pass through these
towns:
Of Jonathan Moore, administrator of
David Moore:
Of'John Keehm1e, for arrears of pay
Tor services IN the revolutionary war with
Greas Britain.
These petitions were referred to DIFFER
eat committees.
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PUBLIC SALE.
On MONDAY, the fecond day of February
800. will be icid. On the premifes,

q. .
On MONDAY, the Econd day of February
1906, will be icld, pn the premifes,
a TRACT Of LAND, fsuate on the Poto
n mack, in the county of King George
adjoining Hooe's ferry, containing 356 acres
On this land is an excellent landing tor a hfaery,
ia!t rnaiih Of about 40 acre,. from which inn
neolc quantities Of hay may be cur, and fur
nihes tn. bea fowling grouad Of any part of the
Poter,ack ia the vicinity. A conGdetable pro-
portion of the land is in wood, and the arabic
land on the river is intermixed with faell, which.
adapts it we'll 70 The calsnrcot corn, wheat, TO-:
bacco, or cotton.-The terms are, one half il.
hand, or approved bonds on demand; the re.
rnaindel' 10 twelve months with interea. A deed
Of tfuf will be required to fscurc the payment Of
the purchnfe money.
Gerard Alexander:
December "a. Iaw6tT
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STHOSE Citizens who are yet IN ssfeais on
4 account OF Corporation Taxes, are earnet-
ly requsGed to pay up the fame, otherwaysI
(,a!l be under the difagreeable necefity of en-
forcing payment by diftrefs. agreeable to late
order OF Council.
George Drinker, coleaor,.
January 6. 1906. div
N. B. AS ihaH beabfent from, town tor
few days, have empowered Ro6e,t Ab<rsross.
bic to collect and give receipts du,ing my al.
fence.
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brtseness ~ ssif;sient hereafter TO shew that
1 wiz ~. : been insured BY a company On
|hsy na's make handsome per esnsage
sss ,sSior up Of their affairs At the end
! so ass ~ year. aud this sweeping eireun'-
b 'ns nav always be brought up 70 involve
Fiaoss ;ai,scriminate ruin every vessel sh ina
ra;ls from our shores,
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r. @ e / &c.

. ~ o, y - =,
TN The cafe Of llesasder Hfrdt,tsu, junior,
who is now in eorfneu ent inthe prlon iules
of the county OF Alsxsrdii., at the tOit of fun.
div creditors OF tie tad Aisxsrder Hsfderfon
Ind John M.PFssion siad Co. in New York +:
is olderrs, thu, Tie confederation ct bis apPfca.
ton to be admitted 10 The benefit OF the attso
Corerefs for the relief ofn Ltdebtols witi,-
in The diaria Of Columbia, be adjourned until
Saturday the eigh5esn,h Of this month. Notes
is ,trrefore hereby given, to the cfeaitors of the
faid Heoderfon and Of John M'Pherfon and Co.
that, at ten O'Clock of tKeforencon Of that days
a, the court houfe of Alexandra county, the OATH
Of an infolvcnt dettor will be admitted to the
laid Henderlon, and trufec appointed agreeable
70 the faid act Of Congrels, lnlels caule be then
and there fhswn to the CONTRARY. !.
N. Fitzhugh.<
January s, 1906, d
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aleras.urta Datlp aoberttses.
TUESDAY,, JANUARY Z.

n IN coniequenee OF an ac-
\ eident happening to one OF the
EcasafERs of this paper, it was
;mpoaible to deliver them to the
n S, I'll IN the quarter ne
went fooner than this morning.
4 The EDIToR hopes this lntor-
nation will be a 1ufficlent apo
|logy for its.non-dellvefy.
T.aute ofresbect. --On Thursday last
solsudid entertainment was g'ven to gen.
T aroS and capt. DEcATuR, in the Long.
Room OF Mr.. Vodges's hosel.-About one
hundred and fifty gentlemen attended,
csneral F. Gurney president, and Messrs.
r tatincr and Robert Wharton, acted as
s;cs.nresidents, General Moreau was a.
moug the guests.
{ Ph!i. Paper
E,.u assug tbs Teaas on fbe oefeFaa I'VE Jslsi7
The faIlo7uiRg
BE- ii. preGdcnt, after gen. Eaton had retired !:
1 WILLIAM EATON-The Hero who had
n. x;Gaom and enserpriie TO iurmouat the many
obaacle, oppoied 10 him in Egypt: collea, and
conduit through the Lybiaa. dsfsrt an army of
q roaitciuinea Bar5afians: flbdue the city OF
D.,n. by Rorn,: carry terror TO the heart OF the
q b,baw Of Tfipoii releue three hundred citizens
q ca, (l,y.rv. and f.cure an honorable peace TO
his country, degefves more than her praife, nor
q hall the lutrep,itious hand, ola Randolph and
! Clay, rife him Of fprig of his well earned
s laures.
After Captain Decatur retired.
The gallant DscaruR- Whole Kill ADD va.
Ior in the dearueaion Of a. gun,lhip under the
walls OF Tripoli, and whole intrepid attack with
three gun boats on the whole Tripolirsn line OF
4 fy.nteen, moored under their batteries, taking
4 three and forcing the remainder into port-have
\ imoreGed terror Of eur arms, which mutt for
ever eulirc refpetf from the 8arbary powers, and
\ honor 60 the American flag.
SBALTtNoRE, Jan. 4.
Il Arrived, Bremen ship Eliza, Hischling
81 Z weeks from the River Jade; leftthere
4th Nov. The North American, Vickers,
81 sailed Tor Baltimore ten days before.
8 Also, brig Alerr, Coleman from Guada-
loupe, via ST. Thomas, schr. Marcus,
81 Burwell from Guadalupe for Newt rn-
81 don, put i'm with the loss of her foremast !;
4 brig Hope of Boston, from Martini que for
4 New York, put in with the loss of Fer sails
2--schooner Ann, Helms, Of Baltimore,
from An,igua,-iiust srrised; heard that the
brig Henry, Allen, of this port had arrived
at Guadalupe ;lhe nip Roboreous, Year
y, of this port for New Orleans from Bcr..
deaux, has been coatlemned at Tortola.
Also brig schooner coastways.
Arrived, schooner Dash, ,Feserkin, from
Layera Cruz.
fanuary5.
), arriprd, last night ship Jane, MsCarty,
lOodays from Bourbon.
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4 4 v e
md other va'ua5ls Books,
LATELY RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BIZ
JAMES KENNEDY, Sen.
1T the ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY.
q eEiE gentea.4a's and lades' pocket Almanac. J.
i for the pfslcns year, in plain and alo.
rocco birding.
The poems Of Gauioen's, the celebrated autsor OF
the Lct!ad,
T{ey's Surgery with fne engavings,
Baycr en- the d f.afes Of the Booes. 40.
rhe works of DR.. Ruth, IN 4 vols.
W,Shesidgs Rotary : vols.
Iobplon's, Hogiou's aid CEsptars Chemiafy,
sI.ewlss Mascfia Mcdicz.
~: IS Sermons complete, in vols.
------- Lectures on Rhetoric aud tie Bellies Let
ties, vols.
Hunters Sacred Biography, vols.
Dodd,idae's Family E2poGtor, 3 vols.
dorts's american Geography, the ne~ EDITION
with Atlas,
Abbe Millots general iiaory. 5 vols.
Hame's and Barrow's Hltory of England,
Fcrguion's Roman Hifory, vols.
Gibbons. do. do. 8 vols.
Robertlon's Hiaory OF Charles 5'h'
---- Hihory of America,
Rolliass Ancient Hifcsy, 10 vols.
P.otarch's Lives, 7 vols.
RoCcoc's life of Lorenzo de Medfis. 3 vols.
Runcl's Ancient and Modem Europe, 7 vols.
raves of Aharcharii a vols.
Mavor's collection of Voyages and Travels, IN
"a vols.
8arrow's Travels in China,
x e. - IL CEnto
Bouapatte and the French p:op!e undes his Con-
lu!ate,
Tneke,'s Backbone, vols.
Ta,hal on IEiurarces,
tory's Pieaaings,
DomeRic Encyclopaedia, s vols.
rhe works OF Peer Pindar, vols. tL0n. Edt.)
---- of DIR. Darwin, s vols.
smiths Wealth of Nations, vols.
Eett's Elements Of General Sciences 2yels.
Moorc's Navigation,
3owdltch's American Navigator,
i'!uat's American Coating Pilot,
Nuciid's Elements,
stranger in France,
ate Lord iCha,ham's Letters,
Ladies Library.
The American Sardlnero
Terrible Traae.a;ons,
Democracy Unveiled,
Who wants Guinea,
cheol OF kcfoIm, So
t4oyle's games on the Cards,
The new edsion of Shakespeare nav in the prefs,
OF Il. Maxwell, vol. received,
Virgil, Horace, Cslar and Saiiut Dolphin i,new
edirion,
| MnrnIiv's Gucians ao'
| Tsuiaen's Greex AND Lain Tceatnsnt,
| Clark. Homer,
Schreveii Lexicon,
/ WsaminRer, CIR. Grammar,
| Lempri.r.'s Clsiieal Dictionary,
( Ainfworrh's and Yourg's Latin do.
walkers aad Johnlon's Enghih do.
! 3oyes's French DO.
| spanill and Ffench Gramrnars,
| potter,s Antiquities of Greece,
] Adam and gennest's sntiqni,i-, Of Rene,
| The Latin CourEe, OF judicions EeIettou OF the
bea pieces in Ssle6tee Ve1sfi and SeieeiS c
Profanis,
/ MARS Sallsa,
Clarke's c. Nepos,
| Mosle's Gecgiaphy abridged, e
Travels Of Anacharis abridged,
| Godfmith's Natural Hifoty, do.
- El,aory Of Greece and Of Rome, dc.
! Walker and Johnfon's Dictionaries, do.
Entick's Dictionary, with L. MaIray's Gam
mar, do.
Lind!ey Murtay's new and complete Spelling
Book, juaIy eaeemed the bee thas has ever
yet Appeared,
piercc's. Dilwortl's, u, iverfa, & Columbian do.
IL. Muray's Grammar with Infringement OF DO.
| Reaier, Sequel, sc.
Mrs. Trimmer introduction TO the knowledge
| of Nature, &c.
lscott's Lefons with coloured plates, Art OF Rsat.
ing and Columbian Orator, J.
: Folio, Quauo, O6favo and Pocket Bibles 10
IL plain and Morocco bindings, Book OF common
l. Player; Rlaln,and Hymn Books, do'.
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N" CT I C e.

January s, 1906,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-25
VALUABLE PROPERTY, FOR SALE.

10 BE- /0a 10 TIE bgbf 6iaar Tbaay the N G,v of
May NEST, /" TIE fozen IF Lyne5ba,g, and county IF
CamebM.
HAT large and commodous TAVERN and un-
n improved piece of ground, adjoining thereto !;
htuated IN the centre OF faid town and on the main
itreet at the corner leading the Jail and court houe
and not more than thirty yards from the latter on
polite Lynch's Ware-Houfe and the nreet leading
from the ferry landing. The TAVERN contains four
rooms aud bar iie fri aoor ncli ling two We
ry large rooms Iuitable for ball or dining room,
the iecond floor contains SIX rooms futable for odg
ing rooms, with excellent garrett This IA
VEIN has portico the full length of the houe aGo
good dry cellar and a well oppoite the door, toce-
ther with kitchen fnoke houie and fable with .,er
ty-two tails therein. The unimproved niece of
ground contains n feet the main itreer to Da-
vls's Lott and hundred feet on the middle Areet
Lott anda half which is called the Town Lot
including the half Lott the fable ,itands on II is
deemed unneceiary to fate the great value of the
above property, or fay more as to the ADVANTAGES
airing from 10 central and egabe itand for a IA
VEIN and tore houes, as it is preiuned no perfon
would be inclined to purchafe the fame without
viewing the lad property there being no doubt
they will be better iaisEed after feeling the convent
ent htuation than any infor nation they could get
from TINS advertisement. The terms are Que third
OF the Purehate money paid down, one third 25th
Dec following aud the remaining one third 25th
Dec. 1907, the purchafers giving bond with appro-
we'd iecurity to carry interea from the date if not
pnnaualy paid. For further information appy IN
William Roie of Richmond or the iubiyrber LIVING
wear Lynchburg.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
February IL. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-25
EYoLuME 2.

AS to the article Of cotton, it would appear
1nat OF 50 millions exported, about IS goto c /;
u. and although do net know accur,teiy, / be-
'lieve that part is re-exported the fame AZ i'm,
ported but if not. is well known that G. 3.
mutt and will have it aud when it is confislsred
that they at this moment command Soauilt,
wool and French claret, they will find little diff.
hcuity in procuring our cotton. 3a
thought it incumbent me TO make thef
few remarks to the committee, becaufe, altho'
they may have occurred TO iome, believe they
have not to all.
Debate to BE- eoatinsed.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-25
FOR SAVE

CY the fub,eriber, BURR MILL STONES OF
different Gzes, from feet 6 inches to 6 feet
oian1eteT. About ten thouiand BURR BLOCKS
that have JUN came to hand, aud are of GOOD oualtv
The inbicriber alfo conhantIy keeps on hand a
large and good af(ortment of Boil TING CLOTHS
OF the bei quality which he has had purchaied at the
manufactures with eah that he offers for fae for cain
or good paper, asgood terms as ar that are fold
in the United States.
ISAAC MCPHERSON
Apply to M. & B. Myers, Richmond, for par,i.
culars.
Baltimore, March IS. law 6w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-25
JOHN ALCOcK.
San. as.

INFORMS the public that he has lately eaablilh-
ed CABINET SHOP in the city of Richmond
on the Crois-areet leading up from Proiler q Mon
cures Vendue-ifore and near the Fire Infurance or
nee where he intends manufacturing all kinds OF
Canipet Ware in the mon modern Ollie he fatters
h'nii:ii that hoie whomay favour him with their COM
nianS' Will ind his work equal to any made in the
fate, as he has provided himfelf with the be Of
Eeriais ~
lie will fell his furniture low for prompt paymen,
oriy' as his iituaton will admit of giving cred,
Januaryso. IT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-25
THE FAIRFIELD RACES

THE FAIRFIELD
list
ml cheats
fan1ff douayE rn.t
mile
hsand
lhe5t '"eo0']re
HrGs l83
6y@ndd q
do do
do do
do 9O--HGy ons}C oy..1a
the ffoue
nnfbe unaen meiretv
a pes to h' PuAaH
n Mynew.
Halls TtO -'y"'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-25
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

y AN away from the fubfcriber, Negro LAD
y about 90 years of age, about 5 fee, ten inches
high, with very thick lips, and very black; had on
checked Virginia cloth Aort coat and waicoat, his
pantaioons OF plain purple, the fame manufacture.
Any perion who will deliver the faid lad to me in
Fowhatan, ihall receive the above reward.
'1SffAM RANDOLPH
~ His name is AmpgY; he is accuRom.d to bor.
fes and ferving in the houfe.
April L. fSw
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asar of coaorrau,s,,r.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Friday, March Z.
DEBATE ON Mr.. Gssco'5 Rslolatisn.
[ coNriNuEp.7

MR.. M'CREERY. Mr.. Chairman: am ex-
uemeiy TORY that the gentleman from Georgia,
AS wen as many Others who have fpoken on this
quettIoD, fhould entertain an idea Of the carry
ing trade 10 exceedingly erroneous as it refpe6is
US. Do gentlemen fuppofe that every Ameri-
can vcfel which has coffre, fuedT, ur any other
Weit-indlan produce on board is engaged in
what Is sailed the carrying trade? If our veffels
engaged IN the WeflIndia trade, and which car.
ry out American produce, together with Tome
European goods, fell, as they often do, for dou-
o'e the colt, and bring back much more Welt
india produce than can be confirmed at home
"nat mum become of the furplus We mutt
certainly be permitted to export it {; and altho'
IT is NOT the produce of our foil, it undeniaby
rs OF our induhry, and therefore rs much entit-
( led to protection the other
But we are told, fir, that our merchants are
covering teligerent property; and to- prove this,
celebrated pamphlet called SO War in Dfguift,''
is now quoted on this floor as gofpeI For nv
part iIr, coniider that productions entirely apo
CryPHai but, llr, there is production which
always coniider orthcdox-here is the report
OF our iecretary of the treafury-this have ex-
ahmed aud what does /, fay? IF by his reports
we liIa'l find that the articles We import from
the w. lod'es do not exceed in value the goods
our merchants fend thther, where will the su-
thor OF g Wa in Diieuife" find this 70 much
talked of covered property.
/ According to this report it aooe,rs. that in
1904 we imported ffom The Wea-Tndies in
Mo'aiies, gals. 5,747,256 at IS cents,
-, .'t '"ele l,4s6,sl4
= "'@"'u' 'os ooS'64s at 10 cents, 60 ;364
Cocoa, lbs. ,48l, 564 al ~ cents, ~. 7s7
Coffee, lbs. IS, 7os,os9 at rs cents, s.4o7 456
Sugar, g, 4S4 ,4o9, lbs. or ,ol2, 464
SWt' AZ oo"s. 7,os7, o4s
"N,so' -oE ,ooo IDS. al Id. % cents, S53,l29
Cottoil, 2,oSe,7o4 lbs. at 20 cents, All, $40
Rum, gals. 6,s62,s47 at SO cents, s,4sl.l7s
2l,3N,3ll
And we exported to the W. Indies
in the fame year, viz.
In American producet to
! the amount Of dolls. 1l.os61s4
Foreign do. 4,5s7.s2o
Dolls. 15.s53,7s3
Freight andinfurance 1918 5,2s4,as4
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-25
JOHN P. LEE, Clerk.
LAND.

Pefti1ely for EaLe BY tie Eu6ier;5sr,
hNE thoufand acres, formerly known by the
~ name of David Twins Quarter, on Otter river,
IN this couaty, adjoining the Land whereoa the fub
'eroer lives, where there is merchant mill that
MAKES as good -four as any in America not more
thap twenty two miles from the flouriihing town of
Lynehburg, where there is good market for all
Kinds OF produce On this rraa there as much clear
cd land as is fuhcent work feven or eight hands
to advantage conhang of two fields of fr6 rate ri
Yer Low Ground and three of High Land, all in good
order Tor cropping, the balance is in woods, great
PART OF which is heavily timbered, and great euan
tlty IS good tobacco land there s alto ON this traa
abundance OF the belt fpring water in every field.
agood ire-ttoue quarry the quantity inexhauilible
aiio an overieers houie together with other neces
ry houies for plantation buinefs The Land is we'll
adapted to the culture of Tobacco, Wheat, Cotton.
Corn, Rye, Oats and Flax; the fituaon very heal
thy, and III good ncighborhooi, attached to which
IS very good range for all forts OF ftock The pur
chaier may be accommodated with every kind of
fock, grain and plantation utenfls, and poNeslion
gwen next Chritnss, or fooner if required Credit
VIII be given for two thirds Of the pureha(e money
at three equal annual payments, the other third will
be required in hand. Tobacco, Bank aock, publc
fecuriss or negroes vail be received in payment.
ROBERT SCOTT.
Campbell, February l. SIN.
N. b. The above land may be divided into two
plantations it required. In the abfcnce of the fub.
ierioer the Overieer will lhew the premiies. RS.
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Dolla. 15.s53,7s3
Freishtandinfurance 1913 5,2s4,2s4
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RICHMOND. FRIDAY MORNING, April IS. 1905.

a a meeting Of the 1hareholders ia the CHI
"a NESE SANDSTONE, held agreeably to
notice, at the houe of Tunftall Banks, Efq. in tho
Town of TapPahannock, on Tuefday the isth day Of
March, 1906, the neeefary rules and regulations
ior the management thereof adopted; by which
twas determined that the Stone ihoud be pern,a.
nenty liked in the aforefaid Town. and for the pre-
lent, placed in the hands of DIR. Autin Brocken-
brough, under whole direction it will be admit
inferred on the following conditions
Each fharehoder ibal be entitled to the uf thereof
Tor hins aud all his family, free of charge for appli-
cation and every perfpn applying, who not hare-
holder, thall pay at the following rate, viz eight
dollars for The neceary application to the irlt wound,
and two dollars for the neceary application to each
other wound; except to the poor, to when it fhail
be administered gratis. general lit of the hare.
holders aad the rules and regulations, are left in the
hanas az peesor ssesk as, for the information
Of all concerned.
JOHN P. LEE, Clerk
Doctor Broekenbrough requires thofe esning
from ditance, who apply for che ufe of the
Stone gratis, provide ten,felves with certificate
OF their ,uation from nagarate or fome reipeeta-
bic neghbor. -
TaPpahannock, April ], 1906. 4w.
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a LII prrlonI bozing eiaimJ agaigR tie efafe
L n Of Jo6n Hoomes, dee'd. ef the Bozvhne-
Green, are Regretted to make them kaozvn, tkaf
ProDLhon my be made .to'. a final Jettlemeat.-
Hnd.tbe/e inasdted nun make immediate bay.
n'eHt to JOHN EOOMES, anu
JOHN G. WOOL FOLK,
Executors Of Jtobn Hoomes, deed.
faN. as. ,e
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T1HE fubferiber has extended his practice TO the
Il Superior Court of Chancery, for the Wilt
ansburg diaria.
PATRICK EENDREN, 44torsey at Lar.
Shirley, Charles City, March 2. claw SIN.
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10 b SH 10 the bsba 6iar, TJn,ay the N Day of
way nsxf I" tie f07en IF LynsbSa,g, and county Of
CamebeN.