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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-04
MICHAEL ACLAVA.
To BE RENTED OR SOLD,
RI Be eSn;inuei.J

Totbe highest bidder, on t6e b'r'nijcs, on ibe 5t5
day IF January next
THAT Valuable Plantation called WINDSOR,
L the property of the late William cambridge,
decd tuated James River abou, four miles above
Richmond, containing by lare furvcy TIT acres
The Htuation is healthy and high, commanding not
beautiful and extenive proipe of the river and adj
Jacent country. There Is convenient this place an
excellent Fiihery, where the hue.t fadd, rock and
ether h may, in their iea!on be had, with little ex
pence, abundautiy. There is attached to this farm
about 20 or 1870 acre. Of good low land any on
the river. There is orchard containing about GOO
apple Rees, bedes other frat of hyperion qua
lily to any in that part of the country. The build
inss two tory dwelling houie, with two rooms
and pailage below, and three rooms abnve fairs
barn 40 feet fquare the frff ory of which is bue
of ifone; hay hou!e 90 feet fluars with eis which
are ued as Fables, and may with little repair be made
excellent.
df the fame time and place,
WILL BE SoLD--All the Stock of Cattle, Hor-
ies, Mules, Sheep, Hogs, &c. Plantation Utenfls,
Houeehod and Kitchen Furniture, and absu, go ike
ly Negroes; among them excellent Black
i,nith and Rope-naker All of which is the pro-
perty Of the faid cambridge.
-dIo spiN be Sold,
A valuable collection of LAW BOOKS, &c. &c.
The Land is fubj~a to the widows dover; if iold
the terms of payment will be mad. known on the day
of fae. Fer the other property credit of twelve
months will be allowed by giving bonds with appro-
we'd fscurity.
Should Purehafer prefer paying cath, difcount of
per cent will be allowed. For all fims under ten
dollars, cath viii be expected.
WILLIAM LANCBORNE,
Executor of VIM DandviGre deed
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WILL BE SOLD.

iii Public tuition, at tie Eagle Tasern, in TIE
city Of RicbHoad, on Monde, the OFT Say Of
January:
'WO LOTS III the flid city on ShoeEoe Hill,
L one of which is at prefent occupied By Doctor
M:Curg, and joining one of Major Duvals; on this
ot is two fory brick dwelling houfe So feet fuuare,
with convenient out-houfes The orher 10, alfo Joins
one of MAJOR Duv1ls, and is occupied by Mr. NJ.
Bates; this lot has Dutch roof framed dwelling
houfe on it SO feet By Is.
This property is lkewife fubjea to the widows
dover
The terms Of payment will be male known on the
day of fale. WM LANGBoRNR, Exe'r.
Nov. 10. spd
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A T the reauef of MIR. Walter B. Gillian, and i,

4 T the requeh of MIR. Walter B. Gillian, and in
T J. conformity with a Deed of Trua from Mr..
John s, More. for the purpofe of fecurng the pay
Of money the fad Gillian, the iubferiber ore
of the Truees will proceed to fell the Eagle Ia
vera, on tho 9th day of February next, 70 much of
tra4 GLAND, lying part in Hanover and part in
Geochland, containing five hundred and Gxty acres
or LET'S, and adjoining the lands of Capt Elilha
Leske, Samuel Mofby, and William Wpodfon, as
ihall produce the following Irs Of money, with colts
and charges of fae, Forty pounds, balance of three
hundred, due on the 10th of Oct. 1904 with interen
till the day Of fae and two hundred and thirty three
pounds fix ihilgs and eight peace, with lnterea from
the 10Th day Of Ottober laa, til the day Of iae.
NERVE Their JONES, Truaee.
December ~,
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II NEJy TAyFPN,

y BUBEN BURNLEY respectfully informs she
~ public, that he has opened Hopfe Of Enter,
tapmeni in ths, cerrodious nfw binding gen Of
the coprt.houfe Attached 90 the premiIes is a new
Conc Gabe iuferioT to Hne in the Rate; and that he
is in every rsfpea. well provided for the seeomno,
ds,ion 81 gea,eel eompary,
N. Very liberal wages will be given foT good
cook-l male would he pTcfe,Tsi,
ChaTtott,lsil.', Noy, %, ep2p
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",n eonfequence ola letter received iron, Mr..
Joeph Chambers, the United States factor at fort ST.
Stephens. informing me that he had quantity oil
pelsry, &c. ready for expectation aud de.iring that
would make arrangements with the Spaniih autho-
rites to fecure articles and from the factory
Pailage free from interruption duties, addrrfed
90 the governor Of Wen Florida (~ho is now in this
city, letter, of which the incloed, No. l. is copy
and on this day ! received anfwer, Of which No
=, is copy. Froia theie Documents you will dill
cover, that tie n,eref of the faory is. meaiure
fubjeSfed to the caprice Of Sranilh officer"
Ccty Of i'tier FROM governor Claiborne to gsvono,
Foie5, <cd, N:zV- O,taa,, Afa,eb 7f6, 1904.
SIR,
The PRECEDENT of the United States, with a view
to pr.ferve good understanding with the Choeiow
Indians, has efabG,cd factory, trading houie at
fort ST. Stephens. on the Tombigbee. The goods
trantmkted to this factory and the peltry, Sc. ex-
ported therefrom, the property Of the u States
and periuade myfelf that on their PafIage by the
way Of Mobile duties will be exataed, or Interrupt
ton offered by the authorities OF Spain.
beg leave to remind your excelIency, that by
treaty between the United States and his C.tholic
maehy, they mutually bound to refrain the In
dams within their REFLECTIVE limits from committing
hotiiities again the adjacent fett!ements of either
power The profperty. therefore of the factory at
fort ST. Stephens, is ntereaing TO both nations
iinee the influence which the American government
may acquire in the Choiaw councils will be ufed not
only to fecne peace and fafety own frontiers
but to the domnions of his Catholic msiefy.
Accept aliurauces of my great rrfpea and high
confederation.
(Sgned)
WILLIAM C. c. CLAIBORNE.
His eTseizency gsvs~ns- Fokb.
Copy o. Ritter from Governor FOleD TO eovernor cai-
borne. dated, Ns1D- OyLeax,, l1are5 STD, 1904.
SIR,
In order 20 anfwer your letter Of the 7th init with
due proPrety, and according the pirt of the royal
orders prevailing the fnb;ea, coafulted the in
tendan,, Mr.. John D. Moralis who has given me his
opinion in the following terms
My opinion. fir, relpeaiag the particulars re-
lated in Governor Caibornes letter to you is thst
we cannot deviate from the order given by his
Catholic majefy. which have transcribed to you in
my lait Of the Sth int. For the fame reafon, when
his exeeency, general Wiikinfon, requeej to allow
the pats Of two American velfels, in the fpring
the other in the fall, which did grant, ard his
majefty approved my cendua and cauied the treaty
to be carried into execution"
1heie circumstances will convince your e1cel!ency,
that it is not in my power comply with your re-
quea however, will reprefent the cafe the king
and inform you Of the refult as foon as poflible
Accept afuraacss of nay reipe!a, and con-
federation,
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SUPPLEMENTARY

D'c,a.Nrs ssmns.@ieairi tr IRE Prsfdsns, December
~. 10, 1905.
TIE Deeaosess 7p3i:5 bavs bres ALREADY bY5Iif5o!
IN TIE Enquirer, somzaaiesfed By tbe Pse,id,f
o. December orb, aaiaye al es~p>id in TIE paebif
80 pager. zvbie6 bu Aen ei~en!t,ei BY tie szebtrs
81 Csrs'Ji ansrg fb-iy df:n' }iitnA..
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TO BE RENTED,

PROPOSALS far r0iang Tsva gbonE,g1
L DoNarJ, by .(i.5fripfiaq, qgjffin IRE eong,
firt 9f King @ed Q&sT7, EH+x, AiA.ArGs. Ki.e
VHIia~' ,"eI"9'f(and' kiebni'Hd, kanfqRr .,
and Northumberland, for tie bu7soiS of3p,eIG,
fng fbs Mad Dog Stone, 6clongiag 10 Tam,
Micoe' Andf*izgH IN affirmation central 70 t5eG
eoas.ies.
900 Shares at 10 Dole. IS o0ao,
6o/soH 0J tie 1Vboie na7a5er Of barrj AoVEs
(lbifrjjrd. fer, tic Prsjslf brobrjefor If Ne Eoze
INN ndoryfJs in IRE Enquirer, syipfrd in Ri5he
mod@bg TDom0S Rhebie, esq. rc7as)giag a a7.ef-
Jag Of TIE Wareboidery, ON q rerfaia Ais. affis
FoRir Of TpaRsH BaDkJ, esq. ~ Tabaab0a&ee&,
srbo EeaH qOkeG met, pay NJ ftcir rey9sel4iVe f,i
ErifhooJt Thirteen If qvion for any g,fa5s;-
9R7dsr fr;jen! RaH eonGiInica koGrG, and Fipr
feed 10 mate rules and resaiqfjon5 pelqii7, ,e tae
Iqid Stoae, Dee. r,
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DOCTOR I,tRIIS
McCABE 81 WALKER.
WATCR u CLOCK MArsPs

WHTGR u CLOCK AzHEEPs,
III ne se,"Hr b'gis oarof'e 11Sfs Csm4ks' Store
Eis6JyoaJ
.NFFER their fervices to tho pubic. From Gritq
~ attention 20 all eonrnsHds appertai;nc ~ tie;y
buiine!s, and the pains that will be beloved in
the execution Of their work, they have full eorGicpea
10 hope Tor continuance OF the favonrs ihey may roe
serve Great care will be taken in repairing az RIM,
Of watches and clocks,
December .. If
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noCroR HALTER bar oe7ualyy opeuaJ lis H.
- eadsny in HE boale Of NrI. lltriAtb's o6sa.
ff' 10 m Ww Dasaas'S, zpb.,e bs 4vbo zpie 10 en-
Joy br "Sva",ges IF bis on6ie ta.ior, map enter Ays
f6e of' infant, 4ter 7oIeb time bolar 7vH be aGs-
fN4 saiH tie commenced t0H:s yffIy Pail Be- fni9a.
January 9.
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OYSTER House.
GEORGE WATSON.

GEORGE WATSON,
l. AS commenced his former aud well known oo.
a a enpa''cn OF furn'hng Crsrrss .DsrF srrAxgs,
Hoho oNAcEs, and RELIsREs, at the white II li,-
near the Union Tavern, wherein the Poi on, ,,s
lately kept. He brgs leave to allure thefe who r,;,v
FAVOR hlm with their company commands. tia, no.
thng iha'l he neglected on MS part which prsn,s.
ies :" give Iatisfataion.
October Is.
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iisr % tsr ierefa,y sf,sa,, datas Cis5sss trading
is.jt, H.Sxlintosps,
pEcEMnrs l2, 1904.

Sssis, Hssxlinsoeps,
DECEMBER IL, 1904.
SIR,
Hnelofed herewith i, \ copy of a letter from Mi
cha.l Acfava, collector ofthe cuitoms at the port Of
Mobile 10 me, and my reply -thereto his letter and
the veilels with the goods met at fort Stoddcrt Oh
my way TO Mobile.
have earnetly to folieit that Won will df ea me
how to proceed in the particular buinefs to which
the!e letters relate afo, give inaruetons for my
government, generally, in my intercourie with the
Spanih officers at Mobile for your inrnetions would
relieve me from much anxiety, occaiioncd by my
fears, that, by acting from my own diferetion, may
commit errors, do things that might NEE. your
appreciation: increafed hindrances and obtsci-s
given by the Spanilh officers Mobile, to this houfe,
although Juice demands thar Mould Ra,e that Mi
chael Acava the COLES or, has been very civil and
reipeetfn III the execution Of what he ates be the
duties Of his Office and the orders Of his hyperion Off
GERS
There will he comfortable quantity Of rel,ry ard
fur to remit the enfug fprng, from, this huufe IF
duty is to be allowed to the Spaniaris upon its PAT
fage by Mobile, mum be furifh- with the means
co meet it. however ha,;er ryielf tia, that We
will in very fhort time have the free and unfettered
navigation Of the Mobile river
ihave the honour to be, ir,
With perfect refpett and attachment,
Your moi o5ediens i,rvans,
Signed,
JOSEPH CHAMBERS.
GENERAL DEARBORN,
Secretary Of Wa.
Copy Of letter from 11isbad Ileiavn TO yshab Cbaa-
bers, Gatsi, Il1eJiie, Noo. 20, 1904.
SIR,
From wAat Mr.. Smith gave me to underftand, I
have expected 6nce Sunday Ian, have feen you here
the weather now is favorable AND do not with TO
detain the vehel, Mr.. Smith has bound hnfelf
TO pay the duties his gond. the end of the year,
If governor Foleh does not free them In the full al
furance thar have do With man of honor, and
that you will acquiefce the above conditions; and If
NOT convenient for you to come down yourfelf, you
can make out an obligation lin the manner MIR. Smith
has done) for what goods belong YOU and feid it
me as ioon poiible. for public officer, nsuil
Away: have documents to new.
lam with confederation and eReeu,
Yonr mon obedient iervant,
Sgned,
MICHAEI. ACIAVA
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= ME fubfcriber offers his fcrvices as a BROKER
Z in the city of Richmond, and will ssln.aa a.
ny buiinels in that line for moderate commli,,r.
File will not inform the public that it is lufinels
with which he is familiar, but utures every Que
who may think him worthy of their confidence, that
no one will be more attentive tn their ia,eret He
will ALTO undertake purchae tobacco Oh commit
fon
His Office is kept on the erois nrees leaiin. frem
the Capitol fquare towards Col. Carring,on's.
CARTER 3. PAGE.
December 81
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a LII f,iaas k.vieg e!a;m, asaiaf he tf,,- of tie
\ iaie Z.siariI fnsio, deed Of Cazje'h,na c.nnty,
d'rd ., brig item "~ird a",1er omb-s,e.'.sd
5oorr he isf dry efA3,N Ask. eibrrsre this eie,
7,7' s.;Y De pLaiin 6;r asai.2 al eiaims exhibited
G,.s ia. &'s to. Jae-br ~sjees to e! BIS ea.s-
rifratian account ~ Ioaz as ssPEbie.
JOHN HOL NAN, Zen. .ids,'r.
CD,s5yias1, Dec. 81. TS'Tb SIP.
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MILITARY CERTIFIC xTES.

TOR SALE, Certificates OF this f1te, bear;n,, ;,.
tereit OF per cent. ard receivable at the 1rea.
sryior all arrearages OF taxes prior to the year es
WILLIAM PRICE, Caih'r. Genl. NJ. A. $.
May r. "
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SILVER, ooLnsMIr, Az, ,,.

CUSTOMS newly invented PATENT Afrs
iA,-Lic HONE, may he had at Mr.. ca
Gteenho's fore orpn:',. he Fa,-,s r.,.r, E 10,
n',hty oi this machine for !e,,nx Ra.ors ana o,t-
";runenfs which require i;ne edge, r.,.i, RS + ~,
Object worthy the attention Of every i.div;5,,, Nv
mag have location for its ule "''o
December I2
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Rf a,;rtme ofa Deed ofT-a9. executed 10 !.5e
- iMhjsribrr by -fndrezv CijFirx, to Ere.e~ TO
Arebtlnm Hag!'es tie payment Of a EYn of mo-
nry, as er're|Sl therein, zvRYSe /oid. en- Friday
t5e ifb iaR. for ready money, n LOT, qrit5 a
brick hoYf thereon, k7ozrn in DGzmPs plan of
lots " the No. 40. TIE Eahe svW take place on
fer pyemir5, 6e.'peen TIE bonrs cftsveivs q fsvo
O'clock, p. ~
THoHAs UNDERWOOD, jr. 7rseee.
J1nYa,yo.
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To tn. higher bidder at the vendre Office nf NJ FRS.
Proi.er ard Moncure, on the % Monday in Ja;.u-
AIRY next;
A YOUNG Likely NEGRO FELLOW, belong.
n my to tic eitate OF Harott Bowlcs, deed. He
has For years been aceu0oned to the Stone 1sy
ing buEnefs. credit of - months VIII be gwen
Oil receiving Bond with Satisfactory f.err'ty.
The ADMINISTRATOR.
December 81. %.
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GEORGE willy,
BROKER g CODFJNTSSION imam Jnyo.

'-NO1h1'R = tONfINfoE IOW N4ENEHIWI;
Near the Balm,
RuYS and !ells ali kinds of nroduec--A.fo, srds
- Lots, aud houfes, Bap,. Stock, &c,
NJ Hrba' for Sakc, LOiS No. IA, Q, 3, and a.
which make one entire fqsnre in Du-VaiS sd,i,.
on-Ihere isa good Spring attached to them, 1hefe
lots are well worth the attention of any g.:i,ler
man willing to build iunnieT retreat fer his family,
July 23.--tf, >
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Deterrent bHrst on former Re7piGfiong.
III Office is hereby given that all mares upon
Y which there Nall appear to BE- due delinquey.
cieS Of former requitons will be offered for fse a.
Mr. Broosss tavern, in Mancheiter, on the / 18th day
nf February next,a IL o'Ciork in the forenoon.
BY order of the Directors,
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk,
december 81. ct 18th Il.
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NOTICE.
December 81.

PROPOSITIONS will be received b. the exeeu-
tive for the purchafe of eig, condemned tie
groes, repreved for pertation rrder the a9 10
empower the governor traniport Aavvs condemned
when it fhall be deemed expedient."
Dec. 81.
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THE ubferboFs offer for fale, their reyerfionsry
L RICH; in nav hrs-proof warehoufe on Maxwell
wharf in the Borough Of Norfolk, dsferibcd in the
will of Doctor John X, Read, decd &c his ssby-
1sf 4parebsgS.
10 this property. Mrs Helen BEAD has life sf-
tats,
MERlWETHER JONES,
BENJAMIN r. Rad,
81 II !, probable tbst may leave this fate ers
long IN which svent. Meriwsther Jonos will be
inlly authorized 10 "a for me.
BENJAMIN y. READ.
Novsnhe< ., e
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY
9th REQUISITE

9th REQUIS1TIoN.
HE fharehol lers of faid company, are hereby re
4 quired 20 pay into the hands of lanes Bran.
der, trt afrer, the additional fun Of ten Dollars. on
each ihire, OIL or before the 9th day of February
next.
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THE HIGHEST sRtcE NV cAsH) VIII BIS CO
VEN an THIS SPLICE FOR
GUAM LINEN q COTTON RAGS.
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\ MEETING IF tie (f5se,iJrr, 10 IL. P;eb~saI
/ = Dancing AGm5'ies, 7pM be 5eid at tie Bell Ia
VN,n at s 'elaet' 1nJs.y eVsnisg, 7:b Infant.
Jsruary 2.
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NOSE Gentlr1eD robo S're BEEN good eusugb 10 re-
eei0r b E3eriLeys PERCEPTION reia.ive 10 t5e Chi
"sf Snaie Stone SrW be 1ie.t 10 fraaiais .b. byie
h'H ;'ys 10 Laurence lfg, En- Of 7,sba5 Iuroek %
f0r roy rey a'riot at tIat prs freedom Je 2ob ef
"f* '7'r6' in 0' tbf my be tbsn fYtsinei abe
f6er' or nat, The rsbO!e naas5er IF Fares 6ave been y3-
edEr. TI!a1ES p. 14IcGu
January 9. TJ5S8Sv.
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Sworn before me.
(Sigued)
JOHN sIBLRY.

ssi,d7 Of hiry fran Fgstr'sor UIGasr C. C.. CHI
eey@f 70 ne ft,hfarJ y mar, ds,SS Nesv- 0,lea55,
bfsreb IS, 1904.
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JOSEPH CHAMBERS.

Copy Of letter from ffisbaei IeLau TO :ysEab CBasz
bsr,, dated, 11eIile, Noo. 20, 1904.
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{cory.)
IS"T'T
M4isbilatk.i, on q. 1905.

Perfonaly appeared before me, John Sibley, one Of
the juie.s Of the peace for the county Of Natchto-
ehes Gapard Bodin aud Andrew Chan,ar, all of Matt
ehitoehes aforefaid. who being dcly fwo.n, derolsd
AMI faid, that on the eighth day of September Lac,
thev 1.-THE deponsnts) all travelling in company
from Natchi,oches.o Oppolonla the ufual road ::
and that when within fourteen fifteen miles of the
Oppooafa church, they were me, by FIVE armed Spa
min folders on horfeback. who drew their arms up
on them and ordered them to flop; of the dero-
nents MADAM Bodin) who fpeaks Spa,ifh well, ak
cd the one who appeared be the commander of the
party, what buiinefs he had order them to ftop,
tha, they were all Americans, and that was Aner-
em ground. The commander of the Spaniih party
reped, that he had right to command there, and
would do he pieaied; and that he nuit have fuch
horfe for the uie of he king, (ronting tn Mr. Cha
mar') which he immediately took poife,ion Of, and
took away with them, proceeding the Eaeog-
doche road. And the ,ie;cnen., Chamar, has never
Teen or heard Of his horfe iinee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02
City Properly.

Z nil sell or eresans%. for Ts'efor Dry Goods,
N HANDSOME two story Frame House,
4 \ twoaroonls On floor to the !ront, stand
inc on corner lot and well finished through
oat, with kitchen, coaci,-DoSse, stable, gal
den, and other coaveniene -toget?er with a
two story Brick House adjoining The sane.--
The situation OF issproperty is equal to any
inthe City of AVashingtoia, lying in direct
line and very near to the intended new bridge
whichis to crossstic Potomac. 3 The title will
he found good and indisputabe. furthel par
tculars may be knownby aPplyiAgro the sub
scriber.
NJ 3. Those persons in the Gsty and those
in the country who are indebted>to tie SUB
scrber's store in Washington up to July,
I 1904; likewise those persons in town and
euntry who are indebted to his store in Alex
andria, BIZ notes and-book accounts, arc most
earnestly requested to take up their notes sand
sclosetheir book accounts orltor before tn So
N1sadag IN October ne1t, or suits will be bro't
against thcla without respect to- persons
There are a few who, should. they not pay up
by that time, will be exposed Fat full length in
the public papers.
PRoDueE will be taken for country debts,
provided it is delivered By the time above
! mentioned
John A.-Burford.
July 26. 60
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Thirty Dollars Record.

I'd AN AWAY, from the subscriber, on
Ia Sunday might last. negro man, named
STEP HEN, who calls himself StetAen lar!
ron about s. pears of age, and ahoAt teet~e'
incl.es high, strong aalie, broad lace, hlgh
cheeks and coarse honey teatures--;ie was iof-
smerIy used to work in a vessel as cock, which
he understands teera6lc well, also washing
and house work, which he has been accustonl-
fed to occasionally. Teok with liilsl ahalt worn
brown broad cloth coat, a dark striped mole
skin jacket, a pair corduroy !,antaloons nearly
white, andsa pair nankeen ditto, some white
linen shirts, and an oznabnrg shirt and pair OF
trousers, also blackltur hat and is supposed
to have other cloaths rot particularly known
He is remarkable artinl fellow and will like
'ly change his name and cioaths, and also may
have gotta pass.--Niasters of'vesselsa and all
ether persons are warned not to harbor orem-
sploy said fellow in any manner whatever.
Whosoever apprehends said fellew and Sc
cures him in any gaol within the state OF Ma
ryland or District of Columbia, SO that get
him again, shall receive reward OF Twenty
Dollars, if within . 5 miles from home, +
above that distance and within the state afore-
SAID, Twenty five Dollars, and if out of the
state or District aforesaid, or within the city
of Baltimore, the above reward and all rea-
: sonable charges if brought home.
Thomas P. Wilton.
( Jdontgomery Court House, MAJ 60
rylana, 18th Ausust, 1906. (s)
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For SALE.

KdnhaUay Land, Of che fre qaaI'!1;
s nNE thousand acres, lying on Duck creek,
~ whichis branch of Elk river into which
enpties, about 40 miles above the eonfiu-
Sance5f Elk with the great kanhaway
It's aparallelogram--hnely atered-l)uck
creek permcating every side.
Ina letter from Mr.. Triplett, the surveyor,
al am told that roo acres are bottoa, as rlch as
! heever surveyed, and that the high ground IS
fertile. Mr.. b. Reider also informs me that
hehas seen persons who have been on the land,
and who speakscfit in the highest terms
lit lies about IS miles n, T.. of Kanhaway
courthouse; in "a healthy country, eligible 81
tuation, and proEers to the industrious every
comfort thattan flow from judcious tillagse and
extensive grazing.
Five Dollars per acre are expected for ttis
traet-one third in hand, and the remainder IN
two, annual instalments; ersproperty in Alex
andria,. FairEax er. Loudoun will be received n
exchange. THOMAS DAVIS s
Alexandra, June 9TH. co
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FOR SALE,
MAY s.
A STORE TO LET.

T11HF,sabscriber wishes to rent the STORE
he now occupies in king-street, two
doors below Mr.. Sherron's. The stand, Tor
retailing either wet or dry goods, is<equal to
almost any .othel. In town---aRd it woeldbe a
most eligible situation for Mrsdanie IN any
branch of business.--Po Possession will be given
he first of October.
James Douglas,
August %. |eod .
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To be Rented.
July 2s

THE BRICK STORE b COMPILING
HOUSE now occupied by Messrs. Ricketts,,
Newton & Co.-ALso, the vacant STORE
adjoining. They are large and convenient, and
win be rented low. Applyfto
II. IL H0OE.
July %. law
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% hhds. large size, and
ag bbls, lst quality Muscovado Sugars
SO hhds. 2di do, 40.
$4,000 lbs. best Spanish Name Coffee,
tons Nicaragua Wood,
8 do. Fustic,
For Sale6s
r. VEITCH & Co.
Sept. Il. s.. eolH