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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-06
[American.]
LONDON, Dec. 2

W.on Saturday laid before our readers
HE Distressing intelligence received from
Holland, Of TIC signature of a treaty of
|psr. between The emperor of Germany
lad the French, the following is the letter
'fonths Ouch Admiral kirkhert:
Brutits, Nos a, 1905.
Rear Admiral Kushert, has the honor
10 Inform shs commander of any of his Bri.
|tanuc maiesty's ships which are on the
ceal Of Holland, that shs important ineelli-
gsnse Of peace having been signed between
bio majesty the emperor of he French and
.hs emperor of Germany, under the walls
Of Vienna, has been received bysan ex.
saordnary Courier ; and thar the condi.
tons we're so settled. that until the ra,i6ca.
foo Of the treaty Venice aud the whole of
the Tyrol, should consinue IN the hands of
Che Fpuch.--The arch duke Charles is
dead with chagrin and fatigue. A more
detailed account is every moment expected
otIhe conditions of the treaty among which
itBsald there is an article stating that the
|sovsrnmentof Aastriia is 70 paw . The EN-.
Psfor Ofthe French FORTY MILLIONS OF
|Iivpp,
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JUST LANDED,
Fran the Schooner Sampson, and for Sale

Warrington Peirce;
htply at Cal. Ramey's Camping Ram:
A few hogiheads very nice retailing
Mo!=lcs.
go qrinta:s Cod IL.
s barrels Cherry Rum.
No. Beef.
Forty double Pole Axes.
F eb'uasy s. ec3t
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KIRKHERT.

Upon these facts communicated in this
H0sr, We shall suspend our observations
until they are confirmed by more aushen-
NC intelligence. There are some circum.
"dNCss relative TO this, which tend to ex.
we suspicion. We have received the Ba-
.asiaO oFats Gazette of the twenty fifth ui.
1u'O' watch Is The same day hat the Dutch
aun'lfals letter is da ed. That paper does
~ say one word upon the subject of a
{ rssss having been concluded, bot it is GER
Su'y possible that The extraordinary cou-
!, %'' mentioned In admiral Kikhert's let
y, @0A' have arrived after the paper was
rNo press 1t is however extremely i'm.
I,,; tina, the Intelligence should have
Hague. 0'o'e 4 r'Senea tue
a;. : % extraordinary courier had been
o.,s sSued with the news of treaty OF
,,rs H. a'sng been signed, he would natu.
IA. us'e gone in the FIRST instance 20 the
Ia 3 IS, a as the seat of government aud 90,
H,~ isxel. The distance between the
han =. 10. aao the Texel is something more
sd;a Ivy miles, therefore if the dispatch.
|&b h,s su' arrive a.the Hague till the 24,h
ID ,da uly possible they could have reach.
lie S.,a 'a Nkhert on the same day. at
sboss sue; as we have already stated. Of
hey Ia ~ mites, and part of the Jour.
.O,n.s &c Performed by water. To haye
ass,O0 j, san.'a' klkhert to receive tbs
,sashsS ,b s 18th 1 asthe Texel, it must have
|fsdld, % !, !. Hague on the oath a, nigh, and
srsums',SN Is impossible to accoun, for ths
sSsi 'anee ofits no, being inserted ru, in i
sa aaAl paper of the nes, da~ 1,s -
&uk, A,,. a Vienna are dated the
- 'has time il was known that
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The Parudoxicdy Reel.

The Paradoxicd! Reel.
The grandhre with TIC gtaadam fr& the reel
began,
Two fathers, and two mothers followed or,
Two brothers and two Ie,s jn'd the dance,
Two huff 4nds with their wives did then adj
vance,
Two unclts and an aust the next appsa-,
With two fcns and daughter in theif rear,
Two cuufus with nephew and a niece,
And one young grand ion ciofc the 'arey peice.
Soon as TIE dance was through, Ihry counted
DER,
And five were all the rcffors on The 4 2or.
Now | would ak, how hymen cnnh cout'jvc,
To make this nutabcr count tail twenty FIVE
ENIGEIArisT.
EXPLANATION.
gentleman married widow, who had a
daughter. Afterwards his brother. widowe'.
who had fon, married tie daughter. From
tbele FIVE the foregoing relations are made cut.
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ENOCH SULLIVAN.

TAKES the liberty of informing the public Of his
J. removal to honfe nearly oppolire the Eagle (;
where any orders in his protection, will be thankfully
attended to-.
He offers for fae, an afIortrnsne of FINE GOODS,
partly con!iiting Of general aiiortment OF
FASHIONABLE JElTELRr.
Silver, plated and Bretannia; tea, eers and table
Spoons; iIver and plated Sugar longs, Ladies, &c.
plated, paper and wood rimed Caters; plated * Br
tannia Tea Pots plated Tea Urns, Sugar Dilhes *
Cream Potts. plated and paper Dscantsr Sliders pla-
ted brafs and jlPauued Cuude Sticks; table Knives
and Forks; Tea Trays, Caddes and Bread Balkets ;
Ladies DreIling Boxes and Glanes; Hair Powder,
Puffs, Bags and Poma,um; fine and coarfe horn and
sortoife ihell plain aud ornamented Combs; Glove
Knots Eatic Garters, Razors, strops, Boxes Brufes
and Windlor Soap; sufpenders, Pads. &c. pnekst
Books, Lead Pencils, Ink Glands, &c counting houae
Knives, Seals, Paper Knives, &c hlver, gilt aud Reel
mounted Spe9acles, Goggles. Optic GlaGes; Chair
Whips Walking Canes and Umbrellas; an aflortme.,t
OF Bruihes; Hall Lamps; Chefs, and boards, &
Backga Tables ihuttle cocks aud battle doors
German Flutes, Drums, Fifes Guns, hore and peck
ct Piilols, officers Swords Epaulets and Plumes-Al-
fs, a few Watch Materials, Watch Seals, Keys and
Glalfes. With variety OF other articles conne6ae ed To
the buGnels. Augun &C. eof
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RaIeS Mt auttion.

70 BE- a at fHSe Aat7aa Saturday IL. IL 81 Nov.aa-
Der nsa!,
FSf1AT valuable HOUSE and LOT whereon
Moies Davis now refd-s oppoiite to Mr.. John
TAyiers-The Lot is Sc feet in front and an hundred
and ihty baek-fhe Houfe has elegant itore room
oountng-roo and cellar and is well calculated for
itore. There is alto the lot good kitchen, to-
baeeo faaory, lumber-houfe, Fable. carriage houfe
a COED ipring, and garden well enslofed. Terms
will be made known on day of fale.
PRosSER and MONCURE,v Y. mrs.
September 10. eptllN.
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FOR :s1fF'

fT>HE LOT, and HOUSES wherein Josa H4suii-
4 for, Ef1. the Bri,ith Confti, reGdes: on it are
three aoty Dwellins- Heufe, an Office and Kitchen
and other neesGary Honfcsfor family ure; a Well of
good Water, newly ftted, and Garden lately paied
IN, aWsre-Heufc and Cellar under it !; the remains
Of Wharf, which will make a good foundation to
build en- with all the privileges Of lots tuated on
the river, of extending wharf. !. -s,.., ID
AIso--e.i Acres OF welith1bered LAND, with
good Filhery on willoushbY's sBay. taking in the
mouth and part OF Mafons Creek, where the beR of
Oyiters aad Fiji can be conveniently taken. !.
Atro--A LOT in Smith6eld. Between Mrs. Pur-
die and Captain Tolds lots.l-For terms apply TO
81 THOMAS NEWTON.
Auguff 90. - - 49, ufI
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On Dtfyfay sFalrf 77oqfJ, offbs LATE D7eeius yor,
IF afssi70ei5sr JoasJ, deeA 7eAI be /od, foHe biqb-
Tbida,,,
r 4 VARIETY Of HUufehold Kitchen, GARDENING
IN and Farming IMPLEMENTS. Amop9
the former are beds, and mahogany Furniture. in
I''ning, Card, aud Gea-Tables DsGe and Book CaCe
&c Alto, three valuable Milch Cows and fonie
Fiogs, and imail collection Of Valuable Books. 4
Cam will I've expected for purcha(es not sxeeed;k r.
ten dollars for al above that fun SO DAYS Willie
allowed on notes negotiable the Bank Of VirgiAa
with one or more entorfers, tobe approved by
GEORGE w. SMITH dd,a'r. sSc
Of Neri10ciber Jose5, dee'd4
September 26. tdr
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JAMES WALKER.

NTATcH u CLOCK MAKER, a little below the
Wv Casit"l ard ,=a- r. 2.;.s>, Wi attend TO
all commands in the line of his buiines with which he
may be favored.
Asst is the peculiar chara 9erfc of all suaeks and
hungers in all trades, prafc themelves put on airs
q eoniequence, prnre much, and pretend to great
deal, j. W. will not even toueh upon bis sapabititifi
but merely fly, that he hopes ,hoc who may choofe
toibroqo f&tiy syom "a bis 7pa, will have good reaior
to be fatised with the Performance of his work He
VIII be completely iatsfed when his Kill as an artie
meets with iach encouragement j, ought junly
Claim AuguR l9. eoiE.
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NTHEREAS that portion of the f,nds. Of m.
~ Mutual Aiiurance Society againa fife on Bull
Ding, OF the State Of Virginia, which belongs to the
onhtry, lsinadequate to the payment of the loes by
nFe, wheh nave actually occurred, aud which are
sxciniyeiy ehargeab.e the Country funds whence
has 7iea the niifpenlable necety. ofcalng for the
payment pt pfrt OF "a quota, from the perfont who
nave eniurfd "a the country, which requistion ought
properly to be limited TO thOf- members who ha inu
red prior to the happening of the grea, gire in Nor
iolk, or the 9th of February 1904, by which Gre
the lont-iuns of the iociety were nearly exhauled
And whereas common principles OF Juice ohyiopf
y require, that the part OF quota 70 to be called
Tor, ihoald place all the members new and old fub-
erioer OF the Country part of the fad ociety on an
equal footing, which can only be done by recurring
from tfoie who had injured before the faid gath Of
February SO4 fueh part of quota or quotas, as be-
ing added to the AMOUNT of the country funds az the
date OF the dvfion of the joint funds between the
towns Sthe copatry would make rum equal or near
~ eqpa, TO the aggregate of the premiums originally
pad by thof- who had enlured anterior to the 2lth
oil February 1904.
And whereas the Board of Directors of the faid Gs-
eiety have accordingly deemed it nscehlry and j.R,
IN conformity to faternent and elirnat; prepared
to them iubmtted by the principal Agent TO demand
iron, each member who had injured a building or
buildings IN the country, prior to the 2dth day Of Pe-
Druary 1901, pgrt of quo,a quotas equal 10 two
thirds Of Preriiiun premiums originally advanced
by iseh member, to be paid on or before the 10Th
day of December next
do now therefore in purfuancs sfa rerolution A.
dopted by the aid Board of Directors, hereby naks
known 70 all Ferfons whom it my concern, that be
iaid regulation Of two thirds Of quota, OIL earh
building injured in the country as aforefa,a
before the iaid oath day Of February 1904. TO
be paid on or hefnre the 10Th day of December
next hath been made for the caufes aforeaid by vr
tire OF the authority vshed in the Pfehdent and Dr.
reetors by an act the General Anenbly entituled
an act Tor carrying into execution the csrifituion Of
the muiual Afpfanee Society agaihn fire on build
'pgs OF the fate of Virginia, lately adopted AZ pe.
neral meetings" and by the rules asd regulations
OF the illd locietyAnd 10 further hereby. in ppr ;,
inanee alto Of the re'outon zforelaid notify 70 all
peiens concerned, That every infurs7es on which the
i'd two-thirds OF quota hall be payable under the
foregoing reqniftion, will be forfeited unIeGs eav
ent thereof, that is, Of FUN equal to tyothird. of
the premium mentioned in the pocy, be made ON or
before the iad 10Th dlv Of Deeenbcr nc1t and fueb
lnisrapee will remain forfeited, anti, the paymept Of
t"o'ttirds of quota fo withheld and intsrca there.
on h1Il afterwards be either voluntarily made or CO.
creed IN the mode prefcribed by law.
ALEX MeRAE, PRECEDENT M. As.
General Oihee OF Anurance, 2
Richmond, i2,h Sept. 1906. lawfw
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APPRENTICES WANTED.
EDWARD RALLAM.


ut meeting Of tie DIRECTORS Of tie ReIranS TaYneii.
C'7oaay bed at ESsoara Hakfart tayrrn III f6e siy
q R'se'usHd' ." 71s'aly fts e9t5 IF Jaly, 1906.
= ESoLvED, That five doilsr,be paid on each
fhare held by the Ssockh holders IN the aid COM
panY to Nathaniel Sheppard their treafurer en- or be-
fore the frit daY of Sentsi,her n.s-.
Rso'vea, That proportions be received from any
psrtons inclined to undertake. the work on the Turn.
pike until the frt day of oaobsf next, and tina, the
lame he filed in writing with the clerk of the Comps-
ny By the Perfons making fich proportions.
An ex,raet from the linut es r.; -
N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
N. B. have been directed by the preGden, and
'reetors to reqnsit the prvfops making propositions
for undertaking the aforementioned road TO make
their Placements in fush way as to give the amour,
upon iupPoition that the road from, forty to one
hundred feet wide and aiio, to inform them, that tbs
time Tor receiving ProPolas, Poiponed Till the frit
day OF November next - -. i.,+
N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
September 9. hf)
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Mr.. IA TASTE.

ESPECIFuLLY informs the Citizens Of Ria
~ moDd, that he intends opening. DANCE @
SCHOOL, the goth September, in MIR. Harr =
brick houIe, nearly oPpohte the Pon- Office, VIII r,
nc engages hinfelf teach the mon fashionable St,
and Dances His terms may be known by applying
the Office OF the Enquirer, or upon the hill at
dwelling houie, between Mir. Duval & MIR. ORE,
legs.
N. B. Mr.. Ia Tate will aiIo give private I.efro,
at his above mentioned dwelling hou!e.
September &c. 9ts
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UNITED sFATEsLOAN oTFIcr

STATE Of Virginia, Sebfonbe, %, 1906.
: Office IS hereby given to all per(ons concern
stock willbe paid offon the fri day of October
enn'ng, agreeable to refolution of the commiiion
er' OF the linking fund, paed ON the csrh of Aprls
IN their transferring the aid Stock to Thomas Tudor
ucker' Etqr Treafuner of the United States, in
rqh Tor the fIid oates aud the creditors of the
other Stocks will receive their dividends on Monday
the i3ti'--They will execute this delay in me, it i
noPed' asmy eonn'iflion was ten days delayed wiki
me nailoy bad weather, on its way TO the Poll Of
nee, at Oouceft.r COurt.hore, and the reprefen,,-
tives OF my predeeeor, found it not convenient 70
put me in P6dton of the Office til the Is,i infant
JOHN PAGE, CommiG9r.
September 90. q,
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aales at anetinn,

b. 7aay tas Bob isf. svR Be Sla by G,7i.n, on -.
$3.50, =; p,en5ss
TfNHAT cotnmofiious. and valuable BRICK LUM-
i PENTHOUSE, ftuated on Cary-areet nearly
opPo6se the brick houfe occupied by MIR. John Hen
~, being 80 feet in front and so in depth, and con-
tainng fur fores calculated for the recepti. Of dry
goods, and Of tobacco and -four.
Six, nine and twelve months credi. will be given
the purchafer, on giving satisfactory fecurity.
TAYLOR * BROWN, .duatf
September l9. dis
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TO BE RENTED.

THE large THREE. STORY HOUSE on the
Il Main-Street ea.i of the Market, formerly oceu.
pied by Cohsnani Ifaaes, andately by Capt. John s.
Pieaiants; it is good Rand for bufineFs aud iable
Tor the accommodation of a large family.
Alto. the HOUSE formerly known by the Ggn
OF thebirf i'll hand) at the of the iirset lea
ding to CHURCH Hill 10 bsh Of :hefe tenements gar.
desfs arc attached The terms will he moderate and
nade known Oh application to James W,itelaw, FER
Jeaat of the City, or to v
a JAcOBJ. COHEN.
February 25. Gav If
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WANTS A SITUATION.

q femtg man qObo can gia,r gooa iqformafisa
"A Of biz eba'09er, Jobricfy, and i54aRyy ;
10ozId eOi2iqsLy engage ~ en- atFJGanf IN q FRO.
reeyy, or 6ar-kerper, book.kest<r, or Glosrigiea.
da',i fer a1r gentleman, III a grairli calling,
Enquire cJrfbe priafer.
September =. (ycJ
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AS EN- Hp 0n9eommiffedE ~ TrR on fbe lob
-, OF May 1906, q negro man BIZ IT,, name Of
nb!HHHr, f5e Pr2perig IF Toba R9gj2er, Bar. of
N!fD'ioTa he o1oaer is bfreby rsqae9ed 10 eo11e
~. 'Vara @Ha Rqy ebarge5, a. he sOM be Iold 10
.i;isf bij jaii ffes, agyeea6ly to an an 5f Sa.,
ely. GIVe1 muir. ms b7qi Mi, Qo,b 15yy,,.
'sos. 7RTPLETZ- T. ESTES, j9il5r
7VF' 10 @' HaggG4 Cansfy
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TO RENT,
September %.

'HE >fENT formerly occupied by MeG.
L lanes aud Alexander Dunlap and lately by
VIM. I Stone, at the wen end Of the Market BRIDGE
and adjoining the houfe in which an extenGve Ven.
que Store is about to be eGablhed. lfmore agreea-
o.e' wentd ieil, on Reasonable terms. cafe Of
about feven and an half years ia the f.id tenement
AuguR l.. eotr
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:AuguR /.
FIRST CONSUL OF PM. AneI pI,,.

FIRST CONSUL OF PHI AnEI ply.
oW in training for the laii time, will run any
= Hor'e, Mare or Gelding in the United States
10, 10, FIVE HUNDRED GUIaEAsa fide p. p. over the
Warrington City courfe, the week preceding the
Joeky Club Races this fail four miles and repeat car
r!ing Rome each. Application to be made 70
ei'ier the editor of the Philadelphia Gazette, or Bal
tinore Telegraphe. within Is DAYS from the date,
~ The Norfolk Ledger, Richmond ENQUIRER.
and Warrington Fsderalif will peafe inert rhe above
Ave times, and iend their bills for the fame to the
O'hNe VI c's 1dzeue sept. Is. ST.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TINE Subfcrher wihes TO fell three diG.ren,
L tracts of LAND, in Hanover County, the one
whereon he now lives, containing about $50 acres
on Crunps Creek. ahont -four 49, 49, .
Town, formerly known by the name of the GIsbe,
beng the former refidenee of Parton Henry. On
this lraet is large Brick Dwelling -houie two ao
f'es h'sh' with Tour rooms on each floor, and at a
fniall expence might be made handiome G,uat;on
Tor senteei aiy Another tract on the fame ere elk
ABOUT one mile from the former traa containing
oou, 700 acres, in good order for aru,ing, and at
nia'i eSpenee, about so 40 acres of excellent
dow land might be reclaimed. The othertrs9 contains
about 800 acres, about two-thirds of which is in
woods, and no part has been in cultivation for lome
time' lies IN about thirteen or fourteen miles of
! Richmond, nearly adjoining the road leading from
that place to Hanover Town For all or either of he
above tracts of Land, Nhould with to receive one
third of the money in hand, and the balance s tyo
annual ,nitaiTnents A good bargain may be had
Especially IN the two lat mentisned tracts
September %. e,wa,y
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N1i'4fst''e' ce4,fflb I,1eit, ant y,sipis Dia,ia.
Psstick Corrau, PtT \
agaihh,
SAMUEL Perkios executor Of the ait will Of Mar. =
rtcorrau decd, tabp SHORE and James s. =
s'ilisfs, and Edwin Daipge56eld, Bsrbgra Ia
Ills,ssrfeld, T'heodefek Bland D4ingerIied. .
ifeurg Ds;ngerGell, sahiGel hf,feley K Han =
) inSh 3. ,Mofeley,El~ih Stake, Daipzeri.Id -
S'1rsr, Bolip:, s:arke, Rotefi statks, Nan 3
ey St;'rhe, WilIiun. Newfq-n and Mary his =
wife, William Allen, John Edloe aud Naacyi 7
his yife, Mites seldsn y. ana Patty lis WIFI, z
Wih1ra Allen Harrif,n and Carer NarFifon / -
r. infant children Of Carter FIarriion and his q.
late vie Polly, heirs at law Of Martha Corfao
deceaied, and Peter Robinlon Dslt,.
Tappsaring to the fatisfaaioa Of the coutt, ,ha,
n B1,haTit Dangerfeld & Henry DaiugerfelH are
mo- inhabitants Of this Dhri1, on the motion Of the
PNnh BY ms attorney.-Iti is ordered thar the fa;d
uee"1A'Its DO appear here the FRA day of the nex
tsr th aHiwcr the plaintiffs bin, and tina, COPY Of
ms oTdsr be forthwith n1srted in fome ose Of the
"e'"s-?F7era publhed in the City of Richmond, for
I~o feeseliyely, and ported at the front door
Of the Capitol in the faid City.
Copy. Tcfle.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, ckc
P'N"'"e' " eo2m.
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TO BE RENTED,

TWO fire proef WAREHOUSES;, MGR TIE
! BGfn. 11bty sVW be rented together or Ie.
parafe, and if svilsed by tbe tenants qpiY6e dtfea
up far yR0reI. - ~ .,.,e -,
JOHN HTCKHAM.
dGggf 90. ,(5zvJ n,
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DOCTOR WILSON
d4gwf 90,

HAS luR receveda at his fhop, oppoite the flores
A l. OF Mehrs. John and Robert Gamble, and Mr.
Neil McCoull |; a general al.or,meus of MEDl.
ClNES. He offers them for ialc, on lower terms
than they can be procured any other houie in Rich
mord He has on hand, variety of Paints, Var
niibes ana Oils. ALTO, Spirits of Turpentine, and
rurpensne Warmth by the barrel, at mutually low
prices.
Sept. ~. (eoEa
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NO. TX.

in the FIFTH number we briefly mentioned
the company which was formed undrr the firm
OF Hall and Co. for monopoizing all the Green
rVSr lands. We fliail now notice the part which
John Brown, then member of the fena;e of
the United Safes from kentucky, aeed in this
a6ociation.
For the better understanding the par:nerfhit,
OF this company, we copy the articles of agreer
mept as fated in pamphlet of Elilha J. Hale
the agent OF the company. =,
-; ARTICLES of agreemsrt made the fo:h dsy
OF Sept. 1875, between Wade Hampton, Johu
Hail.. Gideon sDenifou, Wilton Cary Nicholas,
and Ehtha ]. Hall, John Brown, James Brown,
John Breckenridge, George Nicholas, and Har-
ry Inmes"
. Whereas, the above named company have
1T in comics. pla'ion, and finally agreed ia MAKE
application to the egifla,ire of the Rate of Ker.
lucky at their next meeting for a grant oil Ger.
tain vacant territory, and having fnl faith and
con''dsnce IN each other, we, the fubfcribers do
folemniy enter into the contract on the follow.
ing terms, to wit: M. That Elitha T. Hal! is
hereby appointed our sEsnt, ard hat he ;aa.F
proceed immediately 10 the hate OF Kentucky.
and ihall take with him certain iufyy(7ioat il.
rected to James Brow1, George Nichoia., John
breeklnridse, Harry Ihnes, and Eliiha J. Halt.
"a. Inc landstha' may be lscmfd By or opfRsy
70 be divided IHto tn eQna, flares FIVE of
which fhares to be the properly of Wade
Hampton, John Hall, Gideon Dcnifcr. Wilton
c. Nicholas: and FIha IL. III, ,,,,t :, s-r
and the fad parties to be kuown in this CONTRACT.
by the name of the .eafern pro7,ie:ols. The
o!6er hze hsaret TO be the property of John
brown, James Brown, George Nicholas, John
breckinr'dge, aud Harry INNS, zach one lhare
and that the lait mentioned parties, fi1eli be
known by the name of the weRern propri.-
torS.'' -
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a Ii SeGjo7J baUigg claim a5ailG lie eRote
4 Il Of J0b" Hoome5, dee'd. Of tie BozOliaq-
GTfe7, are re7aePed 70 make f5sa7 k0o1ya, f5ai
Progjhoa mG2 be male FIR a faaI lsffiement.--
H7f f5eis inhibited NM make famediafe BAR
n'eHF to JOIN HO04IES, anil
JOHN G. WOOLFOLK,
EFsrafsrs # JobH Reoassi, S.e'd.
zen, 9sS If
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NOTICE.

70 fbe creditors IF DsniI and Nm. G4erraaf.
TNHAT thesrruaees of faid D. and W. Guerrant,
i, will on Friday the srd day of October next
meet at the houfe formerly occupied by them as a
Hore i'm this place, in order to make fseond dvi.
dend of MONEY (to fuberibing credtors,) collected
under faid trufi. -
The notwithstanding creditors particularly re-
qaeited to attend on that day. T..
= - BY order of the TruAees, ,.,s ,.t.
VIM. GUERRANT.
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81 3 TEN DOLLARS. REWARD.

15f TEN DOLLARS. REWARD.
IL ANYWAY. or conveyed by foue perfon from
J., m. t"hl-.h=: me county OF Granville
Hate of North Carokna; young negro fellow named
OLA; he is between TWEEN and five and twenty
years of agc, has thin village, dark complexion and
IS olerably ilow fpoken has lump ou the back par,
OF his peck, f,all knot above his yria on his RICH,
hana and the middle finger of his left hand crooked
ne iad negro had on when he went off pair of cot
ton tro"iers, round fhort coat mapped with black
wool and cotton, woye-plan; took with him two
pair OF buff eatmere braeches two wsh coats one OF
~hte, the ether ofgrey cloth, pair of ribbed wool
len bookings and double breaited grey broad cotl,
coat. o.. ...
All PeFions, particularly matters of velfels are fore
warned from harbourng the fad negro. ANY per-
ion giving intelligence will iecure the negro &,
that get him, or will bring him TO me, Gnall re.
ofive the above reward Of dollars with all nesec
fairy charges. .j...t...
m.at RICHARD WOOD.
+ September 70. In,