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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-11
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lH1ne - han an authority concentrated
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sBprs' .,.;ye empire pre- suppesss an
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.sn ma 81 Instance from the sources OF
- .,.iOa,,,r;.-)" must compensate the
be Ml' sha, arises from that remote
's'a. - other form Of government would
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''s 0a', l.ne,h be TIE cause of itssssal ru.
p,faoother rsasos, is because IL bstter
i. laws ander ONE rulsr, than TO
. ' ss,' 70 ,hs will Of many"
s'nlu -, what is the aim of an 4bsslate Go
Not TO deprive mankind OF
'ifn', .,,aral liberty, bus to direct their ae-
tn'n -, - the maintenance OF the hishess
gog.fily. =, Co.. &c sov.roueo,
-u.s;s. more than ethers, constituted to
~ sa,' .nd. and a. the same time counssracSs
'aa .,.,l liberty less than others, is that
'l %.s hes, comedies with the arms OF IA
,ms Jul creatures, and Is most adapted to
'. .b;sct they hays ever had ia view IN
~ s.,itation of civil societies"
US a T obiec, and end of unlimited go
.,rmsat is the glory of the citizen, OF
!. ,,a,s, and Of the sovereign.
{ Among a people who live under a
:. ,,,hical government, from this glory
s ~, he spirit of liberty, which in such
~. -. burs,s forth in such great actions as
!. able. in the very same proportion, to
or,ao!e The Happiness of subjects as @6er-
y uslf.a
Here our republican story seems to be
,.s beforehand. Either wa shall change
our government or contract cur territory.
# We buy more empire, We choose our
81. and chance will have nothing TO 40 In
S,iugisg i, about. When it is fixed aud
and abs0lute power takes
ar. Of our liberty, then al least if we may
NJ. III. word of the experienced old Ca.
hrioe. we shall rise above the meauness
# buyiag rights, when they are violated.
": shall think " the glory of the state" as
a.cisus as lis treasures the state wall
Tsar honorsit the people wear chains.
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Robert T. Hooe & Co.
T Q L E A S Z
For number of years, moi vsIrable
Al RI, Z, A T.

rTUATED cn the waters CT the four mile run IN
~ the Foref of Warrington, and Poiitalng very flu
peror advantages in all repects will appear from tho
annexed Cert cate. =
81 do hereby certify thatI furveyed and faxed ous!
g the icte fer Mill on the Of four mile run, o5
Z" the eitate Of George Wilmington Park Cuffs Efq-
Sc 1is lcite has many great advantages, y digging
race only fixey poles in ergth, and rafting oaIncS
two and an half feet height twenty eight teetfal
&c may be had, which is qlite fuH6cicneifit Ros
grear dealmore may be had By extending the ao
poles further. Where the dam ought to be, q TO-
drock where the falls twelve feet tlte diff
lance OF a few yards. The ground through which
the race will pats, is very fate and conveniena, and
where the Mil houfc ought to be erected, The ground
well adapted for convenience ard to lave cfpence-
Z" On the pren.ies avery Mort d&anee, theeis Gone
and timber Of good quality, iucent tor all buildings
that can be wanted This iec is about hxtnies from
Alexandria ales diRaDce from George TOW and the
CITY and enc mile from the Great Road ea6ng from
g Alexandria to Leeibnrgh
Given under my hand, February IS, 1906.
GEO&CE GlI.PIN.
The abuve furyey was undertaken by colonel Gilrin.
at My particular requsG, he being gentleman whce
great Kill aud experience Mathematics rendered him
pee9iar,S attedfo the talk. Any further information,
may ailo'hc obtained frcn. him.
20 an rieiblcTnap iet OF men, TViilirg TO LEAaH,
this ciabh,e.t, the length OF time wai pc ennaheea'
viii give si tae Stone and Timber necelarY icr inc
erection Of hs works free OF charge PurPo'e ounains
Saw Mill az f,ou as the raceha have been completed
At .ehth tne awipeor the oherll hail be done with
m exnencc The itrean, very conitant one as the
can tefify and there no Mill above the
nre5snt .eat Mr. Jacob Bonz, living upon tnc Gees-
burg rf "a about five miles from Alexandria VIII new
the p emilcs and give any further imorns'0l 'nA'
DC equired, Yxx on. ~
Arlington iIouie, February "a a3"as
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PHILADELPHIA, March 7.

3AKKA1hDEiLsK I11Hf w IUu !! :. 49,
Letters from captain Wheldon, of the
brig Molly of this port, dated Antigua,
9TH and 10th uls. were received yesterday.
She ssllsd from ST. Pierres for Philadel-
phia, January a3d, next day was taken by
a British friga,e and carried into Antigua.
stripped OF Ter sails and iibelled. Captain
w. says thar the British cruizers have or
ders TO send In all vessels from Martisice
and Gardaloupe, and that the harbor of
S.. Johns, Antigua, was full Of detained
AmericansJ
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For SALE, on Credit.

THAT valuable PROPERTY, at rhe core
4. ner OF Prince and Pist-frec,s, lately oc.
cupied by MIR. GsSxge clemenlfon; fronting
ess On ,he former, and on the latter. There
are We dwelling honf.s on shs property, two of
which arc commodious and well faifhed.
This property will be fo!d al'ogether, al pub
lie vendae, ona csedit OF 6, g, ana / Z MONTHS.
tor sego'iaole notes with approved indosCers.-,
GT The fae will rake place on SATURDAY.
tho I5th Of March next.
On The fame day quM 6tAr, on gysun9 rent tss
eOer, to THE bigbsa 6iaaer, an tbe 3rsmjls,
Two unmproved LOTS of ground, lying at
the iufci(ettion of King and Fayette freets.--
The ii:uatior OF this property is deemed hyperion
to any other on King Greet, as it faces the da-
gonai Rreet and adjoins pump Of che belt wa.
ter in town.
Roherf r Hoe o. Co
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{ CONG K ES S
OF THE
UNITE D S T 4 Z L S.
OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
FR1DAY, MARCH Z.

FRIDAT, MARCH z.
Mr.. 7. Clay presented petition from
Messrs. Nicklin and Gri8shs, represent
ire the losses they have sustained, owing
10 the conduct of general Armstrong, in
the case of the New Jersey, under the
convention with France, and praying tor
indemnify, which was referred to the COM
missee of CLAIMS: Ayes 54: Noes 81.
Mr.. Crewainshiela moved a resolution,
instructing the committee Of eonmerce'
sad manufactures to enquire into tho OK.
pedieacy of amending the 18Th and 77th
section Of the act to regulate the collection
of duties on imports and tonnage, SO tar
as TO remove the disabilities and xessr'c-
tons at present imposed ON vessels arriving
at several ports of essry Of the y. States
from the Cape of Good Hope, and from
places beyead the same.
This resolution, after a modification
suggested by Mr.. Dana, making It more
comprehensive, was agreed 70.
The house again resolved lise'f into a
committee of the whole on the sia'e OF the.
union, Mr.. J. C. Sai,h in the chair.
MIR. Gregg's resolution still under cen,
sideraiion. Messrs. Slsan, Findiey, and
Elmer supported, and Mr. Early opposed
il; when after few remarks Connected
with several commercial details from Mr..
Mac Creery, the committee rose, and the
house adjourned about she usual hour.
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Tuf arrived in town, and may be procsrcd on
application at MIR. JOHN SELLERS, 'nuh
cal inRrument nskess in Prince tieet, near
Water aeet,
In elegant ab0rtment Of .IEwElnIkT--
ALTO, a uarsety Of GooDs IN the
FANCY lsne--
Among which are the following Articles:
Fashionable fplit Straw Bohnets, OF
hyperion quality Fans; Tertoir Shell Combs !;
Silk Stockings; Shoe Bows: Pocket Books {;
Silk Sleeves Epaulets, &c. &c.
As the perlon who has the above Goods viii
only remain two OF three days in town, the la.
dies and gentlemen arc reaueited TO be early 10
their applications.
Mach Ile d3G
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The Providence Gazest: afsrss, that 1000
tens of navigation, belonging TO that port, have
within two months pat been captured or detain-
ed by Blitiih, Frsnch, or Spsnilh armed veGels.
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The Adm. Coohrane, Hooper, from this
port, arrived at Antigua in 20 days, with
the loss Of her main.sep & fere-sop gallant
mast. A gentleman on board, in alettsr to
his frieEd in this cry, says" In tbs latitude
Of Bermuda we were boarded by the Bri-
tisA sloop of war Indian, who impressed
ens man. Off Deseda, we were boarded
by the Hippomenes sloep OF war and ha d
seven menimpressed. Abous three hours
afterwards, we saw schooner standing
out of Grand Terre towards us: while
viewing her, we observed tho foremas, go
by the beard, and the maln'n,a:s directly
followed, when She instantly disappeared.
We have since learnt by a cartel from
Gaudaloupe, arrived OF Ss. ohns, Antigua,
that the above mentioned schooner, obser-
wing the distress Of the admiral Cochrane.
had determined,,o capture her. The crew
of the schooner, consisting of IS persoDs,
all persisted. EN. 1afk G. Al q
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SATURDAY, MARcu 8.

Mr.. Cook submitted resolution for the,
continuance of the duty of two and half
per cent. on goods chargeable with ad-vaio-
rem duties, commonly called the Medi-
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Sale at Public Auction.

.
On SATURDAY next, will be Sold, in F:e-
Simple, tctear OF every membranes what
erer)
Two Lots OF Ground, on King
freet, oppo6sc the property Q. R. /. Hose ard
Co. and near the diagonal fsreet--and
Three Lots On Faye!te freet, OPP
polite the dwelling Of Mr.. .jonath&n PancoR =
The above property will be fold on iSeIsi cFe
dit.
Immediately ai5svwarls,
VIII be Sold, on 5 AID o,nrt redit.
One hundred and nifty thouland Of
well biant BRICKS, in los u ility thoalaad
each.
William Myers,
Richard Lewis.
March II. dst
a
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K Q 3 E r t 9 K a Y,
Bookjeim, King l1ees
t.as .juf received from Philadelphia, The follow.
ing
xaIIJARIF ROCKS.

a Geogf 2pblcat DicUchaiy VI tae G"i'"e
States of North America, by }cicPh Scott, su.
thor OF the United States Gazetteer, &c. sc,
Medical inquiries and Oblrryations, by Ben
jsnin Ruth, M. D. The ies0nd addition sevfsd
and enlarged by the author.
Medica; and PhyGcal Journal, part If OF vol.
I'D. by Benjamin Smith Barton, NJ. D.
Quncey's Lexicon PhyGco-Medico mpro.
we'd.
Cavelos's Complete Treatife on Electricity,
in theory and practice, with original Expefi-
rBents, the 9Th edition.
Go,don's HiRory Ct the American Revolution.
Plutarch's Lives.
D4vis's Modern Geography.
Hutchinfon's Xenophon, from the !" Clsfic
PfeE.''
Wlfon's Reports. Calls Reports.
McKnalicy's Evidence, &c. &c.
a L S @,
A large fuPPlS Of School Books and Writing
Paper.
March II.
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alfrauDrla Dailp gDberttser.
TUESDAY, MAReH II.

Exfra9 IF a letter fyom Psiladslp5ia.
g No doubt ysu have heard OF the death Of
Captain Gale, OF marines, run through by Cap.
tain Rodgers, who is und:r arref. Sons fsy
Sale was hos.' There is no doubt of his Death.
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BOSTON. February Fl.
COMMUNICATIONS.

NE.U TRAL RIG III 7 S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
FROM THE WESTERN TELseRAPHt.
TRIAL OF ABEL CLEMENTS,
70, tbe hrds, sfbh wife and tig;. C5al,e,

roS zoe <NBrar of Or ~ re ana etgSt C6Hsys1.
At the diara court holden at Morgantown, in
May, the Grand Jury found an Indictment againIt
Abel Clements, far the MURDER of his wife and
eight children Only one Jndge, lhe honorable Fran
els l. Brooke) being prefent, he petoned the court
TO permit his trial to Application made
by him to the honorable J, c. Jaekfon and P Dod-
bridge, Efqrs be his council bat Mr.. Jackfon and
MIR. Doadrdge differing i'll opinion with refpea to
the courfe proper to be purified in his defence, Mr.
Doddridge declined having any thing TO do with it.,
and the defence conducted by Mr.. Taekion alone
On the fecond day Of the term, Clements was
brought to the bar and his petition being read the
Judge interrogaed him rslpetlng It's contents and
his family of mind. He declared that he wilied hi,
trial TO come Oh, and that he then in his fenfes
He was Immediately arraigned, aud pleaded not gn-
~. In leeeiuy the jury ne made his own challenge
his council being fiIeut He appeared anxious TO
feea men of the mott Respectable aud genteeI appear
snce
Geo. Nicely, the hfG witnefs examined BY the
profeeutor, tetied, that he had purehaled the pri-
toner's leafe and CROP and to his houfe early on
Monday morning the - OF November, sos, 10
get permilon OF the priloBer put the corn on the
upper floor, (the prfoner having made arrangements
TO depart with his family for the Gate of Ohio on the
"Wednesday following) He got tn the prioner's
houfe about fun-up little after, and found the
door nut He heard no noife but Knocked at the
door the prioner anfwered, " wait little and I
VIII Iet you 10 directly. de tepped back from the
door three or Tour Reps, and Rood he heard fome
pefioh walking brGsly aerofs the floor, aud heard the
making Of elo:hes, If fone perfon was fpreading
them IN about feven or eight minutes the prifoner
tn5olted the door and et tie Sgitnefs in. A Iit,Ie
girl, the niece If TIC Frfoner, was lifting by the fire
The prfoner f6dl by che FIRE place. and began GO rub
his hands, and pick his clothes He unbuttoned his
trowisrs RrPPed them down to his heels, then but
toned them again, took off his hoes and put them en-
then icrapsd fome rotten wood from the back loy
and rubbed his hands with il. The wi,nefs then re-
marked to him, he fesnlsd to be in trouble~-vha,
was the matter! He replied, he had been in trouble
for fome time, The wi,nefs foppofed he was dilar.
bed about moving from the country, having frequent
~ in the equrfe Of the Lao three or four weeks feeu
him in melancholy lituaton, wtingpg his hand, &
mutterng 10 himfelf He began TO expoflulate with
him, told him Il was ufelels To be uneafy he would
foon get over il. The Priioner became more eompo-
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Bp antbnritp.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

Mating appropriation TO, brpport efte macy Of he
". nafeJ during tie yeGT fbolani fiFbt GHasreS
and fix.
Belt euaG7el by RI. Senate AMI HOME of Prsy.l.u,y-
fipet of tie Umted Strtes of Angeyiea in CoaoyeG az
mbied, That for defrayng the expences of the navy
Of the United States during the year one thouGand
eight hundred and fix, the following lums be, and the
fame are hereby respectively appropriated, that is to
fay
For pay and fubflance of the officers and pay Of
the ieamen, two hundred and ninety one thou(aud
one hundred and nineteen dollars
For provGous, one hundred and ffty-feven thoufand
two hundred and fifty four dollars, and thirty-four
cents.
For medicine, inftraments and hoptal ftores, feven
thouland five hundred dollars.
For repairs of veiIes, fore rent, pay OF araourers
freight and other contingent ezpences four hundred
and eleven thouiand nine hundred and Fifty dollars
For pay and fubfiRance Of the marine corps, ineu.
ding provion for ttofe hore, and forage for the
taft, fxty-iix thouiand and twenty eight dollars and
ten cents.
For clothing for the fame, fourteen thouland three
hundred and fxty dollars.
For military flores for the fame, one thoufand one
hundred and thirty-fve dollars
For medicine, medical lervices, hofpita flores, and
all ofher e1peneeson Of the ick belonging to
the marine corps, thouiand one hundred and fifty
dollars.
For quarter matters and barraek matter, Rores,
officers travelling eSpenees, armourers and carpenters
bills, fuel, premium for euliaing mueal inrumsnts,
bounty mue, and other contingent expences eight
thoufand one hundred and forty-fve dollars
For the expenees Of Navy yards, docks and other
improvements the pay Of fuperinteDdants ftore keep
ers, clerk, and labourers, fixty thouiand dollars.
For ordnance, fifty thoufand dollars.
For completing the marine barracks, at the city Of
WafljnVton, three thoufand five hundred dollars
See. 2. Indbe IL FRITZ, saa7e4, That the feveral
Gun,s herein fPreifeally appropriated, fha be paid
Of any monies in the treaiury, not otherwife ap
lproptiated.
NATFIt. MACON,
SpcaIv sfibs Hog'c Of Rfp,sitrfafip1.
s. SMITH,
PrsGissI sfbe Senate Pro fn0foro
April2l, 1906.
ARROWS,
tn JEFFERSON.
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AN ACT
Mailing appropriation, carrying in,s 7 certain In
dian freafist

dian fyeafict
Bel ezat7ci5y tie Senate and HsDjs Of Rebyej.sfa.
fvs5 Of tie Um.i Slater Of dme,iea in Csnpyek aLtm
Ned, That for the purpofe of carrying into effect
treaty between the United States aud the Delawares,
Potawaimies, Miamies, Eel river and Weaws, hol-
den at Grouieland. near Vineennes, on the twenty
hrit day Of Augutt, thouiand eight hundred and
five, the FUN of thouland fix hundred dollars, is
hereby appropriated be paid the fame tribes an
nually, as follows: to the Mianies, fix hundred dol
lars; to the Eel river tribe, two hundred and fifty
dollars; to the Weaws, two hundred and fifty dol
lars; which ieveral annuities ihall be permanent &
to the Po,awasiu'ies, annually, for the term of ten
years, and no longer, the FUN Of five hundred dollars
IN addition To former annuitie..
Sec. g Ani Be i.flvtber enaG'dd That for the pur-
pofe ofcarryng into effect treaty between the u
nited States and the Wyandot, Ottawa, MunGee and
Delaware, Shswanee and Potawatnie nation, holden
at Fort lndaGry, on the 18th day Of July, thou
and eight hundred and five, the annual FUN of eight
hundred and twenty five dollar, be, and the fame is
hereby appropriated.
Sec. 3. Asd Be it 1yfBe, enae7ed That for the pur-
pole OF carrying into ee9 two treaties between the
United States and the Cherokee Indians, holden al,
Tellco on the twenty fifth aud twenty-ieventh DAYS
OF October, thoufand eight hundred and i've 4
FUN OF fifteen thoufand fix hundred dollars, and the
further annual fun Of three thouland dollars be- and
the fame is hereby appropriated.
Sec n -fnd be &. further enacted That for the pur-
rofe Of carrying into efea convention between the
United States and the Greek nation OF Indians,
Guided at the city of Wafhngtou, the fourteenth
day of November, thoufand eight hundred and
five, fun of twelve thoufand dollars annually, for
eight years, and the fun of eleven thoufand dollars
Annually, for the of ten years. mex, thereafter
ueceeding, be,and the fame hereby appropriated
Sec. s. lind be it fu'.bsr sna7.d. That the feve-
raj fums appropriated by this ae, fha be paid out
of any money in the treaury o,herwiGe apptopri
ated.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of sJe Hosls Of Rt1sysitntaiivf,
S. SMITH,
PreE.ient effbs Ssaaie, Pro temPO-..
April 81, 1906.
APPROVED,
TIL. IEEEERSON
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FOR SALE.

TWO tracts OF LAND, lying in the County
OF fluvanna, one of them lying Hardeware
river, and within & an half miles of lanes river
containing 3S5 acres, Carries creek and within
one mile OF the north fork of James river containing
364 acres. Afurther Description deemed unnecefIarS
as is preuned that perfon will purchafe withort
viewing the fame, which will be flown By the fnb-
ieriber living i'll Aibenarle. WILLIAM MOON.
June 20. (epstl
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

AINAYED trem the Common York Town.
y on the 2lit of June, large Bay HORSE, up.
wards OF fifteen hands high; he has a fmall white
iiPot in his forehead, his Colour is deep or blood
bay, he has witch tail When the horfe flrayed
away, he had pair of fhoes his fore feet, but no
hoes on his hind feet. Whoever will fecure the hore,
10 that he can be got by being ient for hal receive
the aforementioned reward.
ROBERT NELSON, iunr.
York Town, July f. rs
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April 10.
JUST RECEIVED.

DART l. Of DR.. Rees' NEW CYCLOPAEDIA,
Il and for delivery to Subscribers at Jacob John
Ions Bookstore, few doors below the Market
Richmond; where fubfcribers arc requeRed TO cali
and receive the fame.
N. B. Subscribers Names received as above.
July 18th, 1906.
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
VALUABLE LOTS ATROCKETTS,
April 81, 1906.
APPROVED,

FOR SALE
I 'HE Subscriber intending lhortly for Europe is
deiirons to fell the whole of his Property in thi.
City and neighborhood, for the greaten part Of which
a long credit will be given. The property at Rock
etts joins the upper wharf Of Mears Picket, Pollard
and Johnfon, extending in nrai, liue upon the RI
yer, than 400 feet, until brlnded by the Mari.
ons line; thence running northery upwards of 700
feet till it meets the Main Street u above the ware
holle, where it narrows to front of near 10 fec
IL has alfo front water-Greet Of $50 feet On
thele lots two DWELLING HOUSES, and on
the Main-Street Store, with a Smoke Houie and
Stable.
From the growing commerce Of the City, this pro-
perty mutt hortly increafe very much in value i'll
asmuch as 1t contains the whole fpace on which
wharves can be made, ahove the premifes OF MeGrs.
Pickett, Pollard and Johnfon.
"A plat of the above property may be een, and fur.
Tier information respecting it, and his other property
in the neghborhood will be given by the ubicriber,
who will thew the different premies to any perfon
willing to purchafe.
A comfortable bargain may be had in any part of
the above property for cath.
JOHN BANKS.
June "a. MY
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lSY virtue of deed of trua, executed by = Al.
- John Price, for the purpofe of occurring the pay
nent OF certain FUN of money in lad deed nentio-
ed, to John +. Price, aud the expences atiendin ,he
execution of the truf will be fold to the hghel hid
der at Wils Tavern in the upper end of this eonu-
sy, ON Saturday the end day of Augua next-FIvE
NEGROES, to wit {: Angela and her four children,
ua'ned Gritty, Billy, Julia and Mingo.
WILLIAM ID. WREN7
EDWARD c. DAVIS ir5Tee'.
July IL. ndr)
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II . ,seeiiag Of fbe board Of Directors of.sx
Mutual HGiranee Sotiety agaiuR fire on build
mgJ Of the Fate Of Virginia, held at the Gene
raj Office, on The SOB ofJuae, 1906,
TOR Sufficient reaions appearing to,he Board,
L and in puriuance nfthe authority ve!ted in
the Pretdent and Directors by the nc, Of Aiem-
bly,, entituled, |" an act supplementary to an
act en.ituled an aet concerning the Mutual AZ.
turance Society againlt fire on buildings of the
fate of Virginia."
Rssjo!ved, That the fpecial agents of this 70.
cieiy be allowed ',il' the frf day of October
next, to complete the re-valuation of all build.
'ngs which have been inferred prior TO the soth
day OF January, 1905, within the ditritts and
towns for which they may have been feveraily
appointed.
ALEX'R. M'RAE, PRECEDENT M. A. S.
Teite,
LEWIS NJ. RivALAIN, elk. B. D.
July4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

vENHE Preflent and Direaors Of the bank of Vir-
ginia, have this day declared dividend of 81
dollars for theiah fix months, each fhare in the
Capital joint Aock of the faid bank which will be
paid on application, after the 9Th int.
JOHN BRoCKENBRoUGH, caay.
Jsly7' (eptw)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
JOHN ALCOCK.

| z INFORMS the Citizens of Richmond, and tbs pub.
lie, he has juf received at his Cabinet Manufac-
tory near the Fire iniurance Office large afiortmeis
of Windlor Chairs and Settees, made in the neweN
faihon and by the ber workmen in the fate ANY ZEN
teman wiihng to buy, will pleafe f.nd their orders
or call at his Cabinet Manfa6tory, where they may
ger good warranted work and on low terms either in
the Cabine, line or Windfor Chairs
June 8. r.