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To tie GenrrNi ADsm6Jv Of THE Rate Of Ohio.

number Of concurrent circumstances, received
from iources which the greateft poIible reliance
may be placed, belief, that fome hottie
expedition is on foot inimca to the peace and intere
Of the United States, as well as calculated TO prove
ruinous to the peace and PROPERTY of the weferu
part thereof AS chief magiftrs,e OF thi, tate have
thought it duty owe to my fellow etzen,-to this
fate, and to tho general government, lay the in
formation have received before the Representatives
Of the people, that their united wifdom might direa
to fome Of preventon,a far as in their power
towards eouuteratting the evil defigns.
have it from gentleman of great refpedability,
clothed by the United States with public character,
that perfon living Marietta, the Ohio river,
but Of the jurdiction of this it2te, has ayowed
hinifef an agent ofs genemza late high in Office in
the United States and il empowered and is actually
repairing Aotills, conlhing of from ten to fifteen
bateaur, forty feet long, the Mulkugum river, and
is purchafing up provous to load them with, and
deavoring to engage active, en,erpriing young mon,
to fail therein down the Ohio, who prornfed pay
and rations from the time of eugS cement, with pro-
mites Of future fortunes ðs, this agent prsyOlgd
to two gentlemen Of great fepeeisbii,Y IN join IN
plan iuggefsd by his principal, and which Is had en-
gagged in, which world procure for them amPIs for
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NETWORK, Dec. %.

Extra6 Of Letter from HGVanna, dated s7tk
Nov. 1906.
BY vefIel arrived here yeiterday from
Carthagena official letters have come to our
governor, informing that the city of Buenos
Ayres bad been retaken from the Britilh by
Don Santiago LINERS, captain of Spanifh
man of war, who went from Montevtdes,
with $500 troops, attacked the Brtifh, killed
500, and took 1000 prifoners, with general
Beresford who commanded the expedition.
This fmall army (the Britifh) had gone direct to
Bucnos Ayres, where they were not prepared
for fuch an invafion. The Vice-roy fed into
the country, and the municipality and biihop
were obliged to capitulate under the idea of a
ftronger army coming to take it by affauIt.
The Britifh never went to Montevideo where
the Spaniards have three orfour regimentsready
at their call, befdes the militia" Mer. Adp.
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LS'"" "'SsS, hae tins acf inaNi conf.
nue. IN force tor the pace Of one year. aud until die
end ofthe next FELTON, Of the general senbly, and no
longer. -
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD,
Speaker Of tie bsyfe Of Yebre/safafise..
THOS: KiRKER,
SfssEer Of TIE Senate.
On Ihsriday lat Mir. CATS Introduced IN.
following refoluton, whieh was agreed 70 ana
Paiied both houfes without one difI.nt;n.
voice. 'Ds
R,joIeed, nnRni,nsrl,. =, tie General xsNsus1,
yfbe fate Of Ohio. That the governor 5.
requened to tranfmi' to .he prefdent of the
US. the following addrefs:
To Thomas JEFFERSON. Efq. Pyr6Sey. oe
At tin, public mind tl,rou. hon,
inc union with ala, ming reports,
respecting ice and deliens of a na,,y
nonne 10 the welfare and PROPERTY of our
country we deem it duty Incumbent ON me-.
20 expreis to the executive of the union onr
attachment to the government of thu Tr,;,sa
States, and our confidence in its adm;n;ar.,;"a
Whatever may be the intentions of defI,er,,.
and abandoned men, respecting the deftrncfion
or that contribution, which has RATED ,,s RI ,,,.
prefent elevated rank among the nations Off,.
world and which is our only fecnrity for The
future, we trut they will find very few adv
Gates in the fate of Ohio. We exprefs :,.e fes,-
,nss and opinions of our cohftituents when va
lay, that no arts of intriguing men; no re-.
al or viiionary profpea of advantage will >.
yer induce us to fever that bond of un;o.
which is our only fecurity againft domeeic
violence and foreign invafion. Believing tbs,
.he fundamental maxims of ra.iona! iitrr,y t,Es
e"oed you IN the administration of onr govern
menf' we Eefsa,e not to exprefs our fu,, and
entire confidence in your councils and con,l,,ts
Enloylng every Letting, which as men and 40
citizens we could derre, and in :, country fer
tile IN natures choicea gifts, we flould deem
IL preiumpiious indeed, to hazard, By in,rn =.
eiisniona, thefe incalculable advantages. We
truft that public rumour has mapnifed the
danger but ihoud the defgns in agitation be
as destructive as reprefented, we have no doubt
but all fear will ibortiy be difipated before t6e
Indignation of our Citizens. That Won m,y
iong i've to ENJOY the confidence and a,,achr,ent
or the American people, is the Gncerr and u
Ohio. '- ' '''',> '''
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a Company Of volunteer riGemen has ,a.e,y.
been organized in this city, of which An,Irrw
frice has been appointed captain, James craw.
lofa hiit lieutenant, and J-,l.n M'Iiivan. f.cnnd.
hey have adopted the name OF The cal
borne Vo!untetrs," and offered their icryices
to march at m1neni's warning.
(OrkanJ CaSef.e.)
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Mr.. Mitshl from the committee appointed
on the 5th lift. to take into confederation that
part of the mefage of the PRECEDENT of the Uni
ted States of December I'd, 1906, which relates
TO tie protection of the fea-ports, harbors & wa.
tiers of the United States, made report as fol-
lows:
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1" S. CAROLINA.
CoLUMBtA,D Dec. 1s.

The bill for Prohibiting the Importation of
n ~ was read iecond time in the Houfe of
Representatives yetferday, and carried, only tvr,
diienting voices but am afraid il will be mr.
TO ileep IN the Senate, as think there will be a
majority of two agaiRft it.
"PENITEsTIARY. The frcond reading of
the bill took place this day, when the ourGion
oeing put, near what place it flould be erected,
Cbarleiton was carried--66 to 4s.-5o,ooo dol.
lars rs the rlt appropriation, aud $4,000 dollars
annually"
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %.
Ere. IL. B..i. # II. Mpe,est,' csssx H~e.

Er'' TIE B'shf u tie M"olasff Ca5SS H'nS.
SIR,
have the honor 20 inform you, tina, the Pref.
dent OF the United States, did yeeerday approve an
az Impending for limited Gire the a9 Of laR fell
Oh prohibiting the Iupostston OF certain Goods from
the dominDHs Of Great Britain. The ad ren,its an
penalties and forfeiture. already Incurred under the
Prohibtory AT, on payment by the parties Of ,hs
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LEXINGTON, December 90.

LEXINGTON, Decenbcr 90
On wednesday lat, Thomas L. PreRon, ETA. wa,
u''Animouly elected representative for this con,v
iurveyor.
7elsgrapbe.
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captain Rowland has favored the editor of this Ca.
Gazette with Kington papers to the o7,h ult.
They contain the following articles.
K1NosToE, Nov. 90.
Arrived, the fbiP EDilon, Wobert, days from
dominique, where 1t was reported that an embargo
had been laid upon the ipping in the French Wind
ward Hands, and that French fquadron of IL fail
oil the line had arrived GuadsIoupe
The KiDghon Daily Advertiser of the 25th ole.
fays, We underland the irigsie ReGRance ancbor-
ed yeiterday at Port-Royal, with dpatche, for the
Lieut. Communicating has rsnfpired but the diff
agreeable news oil the reeaPture Of Buenos Ayres by
the Spanisrds." y This news wa, poitiyely contra
dicfed, iays Captain Rowland and Mr. Baker, by an
arrival in a fhort pafIage from Buenos Ayres.l
NJ T. Gas,
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Capt, Zuill, from Trinidad, informs us, that the fp
Leander, and part Of her crew, were at Trinidad
that Gen. Miranda KEEP, himfelf fecreted aore, for
lear OF being arreed that his expedition agan the
Spanidn Main was completely defeated and thai !,
was reported at Trinidad that the Briti were about
fitting out an expedition againR the spanifs main.
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report IND ESTIMHTBS :
REVENUE AND RECEIPTS.

The nett revenue arifng from duties
on merchandise and tonnage which
accrued during the year 1903, a.
mounted alter deducing that porti-
on which arofe from the additional
duties, connitutng the Mediterra-
mean fund, to Dolls. I9,67S1G8
And that which accrued during the
year 1905, amounted, after making
iiDillr deduction, as will appear
by the itatement alto 1soss s9s
It's Entertained that the nett revenue which has
accrued during the three ifG quarters of the wear
1906, excesds that Of the corresponding quarter. Of
the year 1905; and that branch of the revenue NAV
exclusively OF the Mediterranean fund. be flIelv Ell
mated for the prefsnt at thirteen millions Of dol
lars
The fatemen, (B) exhibits in detail TIE fevsral
peciss of merchandise and other fourees fr,u, which
that revenue was collected, during the year 1905.
It appears by the hatement (C) that the fsles of
the public lands have during the year ending ON the
sOth September, 1905, exceeded, 47SO0o acres
he actual paymenIbY pVrchsiers have, durinc that
period, amounted to $4,000 dollars. of which fun
near 100000 dsllsrs have been paid in freeze, and
the refdae in Rock Of the public debt. The lpeeie
receipts from that fouree may after deduaing eharr.
ei and the i've per cent. relerved for roads be Ell
mated Tor the snuing year a, FIVE hundred thovrsnd
dollars.
The receipts arifng from the permanent
revenue of the United States may
therefore, without including the ar
| Tears oil direcl tax * internal revenues,
the duties on peisage and other inei-
| dental branches, be computed for the
year 1907, at thirteen miIisus o. Eve
J hundred theufsad dollars, TSsOoco,
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RUMFORD ACADEMY.

INSTRUCTION. IF youth zvil eoa-arenee al 1Sis e...
! ortbe STD of January nsxi, raesr as direction O
DIs3TS CbeS Terrell, and Eiso4,G Cs!k tie Iotttr %
7e60m zvW 9 load "a boys, zr5s 4.H b.re5y reser,
i6s e'gfsnt attention and advet e sbee gentlemen III:
E"d!e' u tbs igfi'ation 7rW be ne jeozo;zg: EngiiS
FrsHe6, aa& Lsfn Ansvase5; Geography, Iyi,bsreli.
a4ateaa:S, Bai,S Lectures, Natural aud Moral Fiji
f9'apty' 7ritb lffory and CsmisGo". Tie expenees Of
f"', eadc7y s7''"t 10 $50 d0h' Pc, aaaaz paid quar-
ferly in advanee, pz:
Beard, zeGjsing, and E4ll, 100
Tuition, so
each fusat f,nGing tis bed ard eanIes Expert
ense s tvvo years process iii, to b. bsaby aaou and
az n"e6 einded from tenstasiOns 10 0iees Of every d
eriptian, az uny in Yirgi,ia.
JOHN ROANE.
King William Ceraty, Nev. IS. 44v.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

III. y B. Myers, intending TO decline tie retail Ly;neG
eFerJ Jar at reduced riee, TIE 4rbois 0ny oa,i
ef!b+ir PretntEosk
Dk1- GOODS,
Cs1Gfirg eta sariey Of 44i and fGionsLk artieleI-
WY:
Z ElSIi LINENS, Flanders sheetings, oznaburgs
z Heians, Long lawns, Linen and Cotton Cam
bricks, Superfine and fecond Broad Cloth, and Ker-
ieymeres, Blankets, Coatings and Faunels Beuue,s'
and Fancy cords and Velvets, Swanfdown and Mole
ikins, Rich hgur'd Satns Silver Mullins, Sarcenets
Italian Luteitrings, Cotton and Silk Chau,brays OF
very handome patterns a few excellen, fix PeiI.y,
Gloves and Hoiisry, elegan, Prmes wrea;hs and fan.
ey Head Crnameats, variety of handtome Ribbons.
Table Cloths and Napkins in fets. 81, ia & 1914
Diapers. few fe,s of China in boxes of 40 pieces
Sets Of Cut Clafs Decanters, Wine and Tumblers,
gals Bowls, fpecie-bostlcs, fial Lamps, &c. &c.
Thoie who buy with cain, will be allowed very
liberal Difcount, which will be encreaied according TO
the augmentation of the of their purchafe a.
any one fine. On any iums of conequence, Gre
dit if required will begiven of three to fix months
The purchafer giving approved negotiable paper
For fale, alto, ufual, complete aIor;ment Of
Du,ch Boiling Cloths. Dec. IL. ep,f
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A GOOD BARGAIN.
FOX SHJE.

HAT cecil ka0zVn i NACI' CT LAND,
= THE sApLING GROVE, Thirteen mites Be-
I07o TIE tes0n q 15iggdon. liz H1.Ginston eou,,-
IT, PArs'nia, containing oce st9af,nG Ee bmd,rd
Geres' and ineiHaing TIE plantation zYh-re-n TIE
|@is general E1'aa SteiIy hs,e!. Tbe cyhoAr ct
this trad is Lssei; .grrai Part Of II is canal IN
quality 10 any land on tie Hrfrrn qvaterJ, bes
"'a1g sery tine lariHg5 up0a it, and a Rrean,
ring fbrongbit, irritable fer airy kind Of Water
|orkS, a. aN/eafsns oftbeyear.
rs a pure5atfr arOula ebo2Ge to vieev the pre-
miles, any farther 6sfsription Of the Land, or of
tbe 1'aHHa6e Farm thereon, is mneee1ary. Tie
fftie Is inajpmable. 10 srepent trouble, lie
Price rs ten fboufand dollars, parable in three
equal annual payments. Likely HnVeS qUiN be
taken far any part Of tie Pwebajc money.
ISAAC SHELBY.
Lincoln Csrnty (K.J NOs,. 90. 1anomg.
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4 GREAT Bargain offered in 1856 acres OF
= LANE, lying in King & Queen county, one s; an
ran miles from York River, and bounded by Po-
tropotank Creek, the Lands of captain William shac-
L's'ord and Zaehariah ShackIeford. This land is le
sell fertile and we'll tmbered, with toierable good
buildings and excellent water-The abundance Of fin
aud oyers at the very ipot, may alfo be mentioned
ISL great inducemeut to any perfon wifing TO pur-
ehaie. This Land may be had low for cath, or
Sooa bonds at mort payment For further patticu-
Fare aPPiy to John II. Smith, or to the fubferber
JOHN TEMPLE.
WaIkerton, September &c. If.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
ta Superior Court Or cbert-rv, Sei at tie Catito! in
i5ee;.y Of Ri:tnord Gefent6 dry IF SepfesLer, 1906.
Between
Iohn M'Rae, executor the tefameut and
aft will Of John M'Rae, deceafed, PltR.
and
Samuel Griffin and John Lewis and Mary
his wife, Defes.
YENHE defendants Samuel Griffin, not having en-
d tered their appearance and given fecurity ac-
so-ding to the aa of Ah-mbly and the rules of this
court and appearing the lasissaon of the court,
that they are inhabitants of this country mo-
ton of che plaintiff by his councils it is ordered, that
the fad defendants do appear here the ir day OF
the next term and anfwer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith inherited in
fome Newspaper publifhcd in the city of Richmond,
for months fuccelivey, and ported at the front
door of the Capitol in the faid city.
A Copy. Tefe,
p. TINSLEY, &C.
Oaober II. oaw2m.
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WALLER LEWIS. If.

WALLER LEWIS, jr.
Z eESFECTFULLY informs the public that his
School will be continued the enfning year. His terms
are Tor teaching reading writing and arithmetic ten
dollars; for Euglih Grammar and Geography fifteen
dollars; for Latin twenty dollars; Tor fgrveyiDg ten
dollars per Scholar; for board ( 90 (each boarder
finding his own bed) The School will commence on
the 10th day Of January and end on the 18th day Of
December. 1hofe who may think proper to favor
HIM with the tuition of their fons are requeffed to
make it known as foon as polfible.
Louifa, Dec. 9. 4;q
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JAMES STRATTFN.

7aylor and Haiti 1ll1ssr, firm PHELADELPEIA
DEGS leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies of
ES Richmond aud the country, tina, he intends car
ryug OF the above Dunes in all iss various branches;
being well acquainted with the uewea fa!h;ons, he
hopes from punGuaity and afliduity buiineGs, 10
deferve little of their patronage, nothing fall be
wanting on his pare to render fatsfacton TO culom-
sTs; and FOR workmanship, he pledges hniell
TO have it done in the neaten manner.
JAMES s TRATTEN,
". B. His refJence is on the Man-S,reet Rich
nnond, next door to David Logans
O4. II. 2awtf.
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2I,2os,eos SIS
Amounting altogether, to
2,s4o,sss IL
z4o44,7os n
oss,9so IS

And making the total Of principal Of the public debt.
reimbursed from the q Of April, SOL to the n Of
January SOL, more than $4,000 900 dollars.
During the fame period there have alto been paid 20
Great britain, in lasfaaion and difcharre Of the mo-
ney which the United States might have been liabls
to pay ia puriuance Of the provifon of the fYh art-
Gle Of the treaty Of 1894 two millions lx hundred &
iixty four thoufaud dollars and to the holders Of
bills drawn by the miuiner of the United States at
Paris, ON account of American claims alTumed by
the convention with France fun exceeding three
millions and fifty thouiand dollars neither O. which
uns i'nelnded in the preceding Placement Of debt re-
deemed.
rs the Only par'' IF the public debt which the u.
s;ates have right to renburfe during = IS year Coz
coniia Of the annual reimbursement of the fix rer
cent and deferred Rocks, eaulated at I54o,7o7 dol
lars; and Of the four and half per cent Rock aDlount
Jog to 10000 dollars, will not be practicable, un-
lels purehafss can be effected within the limitations
preierbed by law, to apply, during that year. the
whole Of The annual appropriation Of eight n,ilIopy
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October IL

IN CHANCERY.
Povv5atan Conuty Court, olz,5er 10, 1906
Tarlton Cox, Pltf.
againf,
Joiiah Thompfon, executor of Jofah
Thompion, deceafed, and Thomas
Watkins. Dert's.
IENHIS day came the Plaintiff by John Lane, Ef-
A quire, his attorney, and the defendant, Joiah
Thomp(on, not having entered his appearance and
given iecuriy according law, and the rules of this
court and it appearing the fatistatton of the
that the faid defendant is nhabtant of
this Fate Therefore, the motion of the plaintiff
by his attorney aforefaid, it is ordered that the fad
defendant JoGah Thompfon appea here on the third
"Wednesday in February next, and anfwer the Plain
tits bill, and that copy of this order be forthwith
inherited in fome newspaper printed in TIE city of
Richmond for two months fucoelively and that ano-
ther copy be poned the front door OF the court,
houfe of this county for two lueceilve court days.
Copy. Tene,
JAMES PoINDEXTER CpE.
Novel. eot2mg.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

LAND FOR SALE BIZ THE SUBSCRIBERS
II In Norfbn.zbeykori County,
AIIGHT hundred acres called Exeter Lodge
reidence of the la,e Coll Johu Gordon; Good Far
ming Land, adapted the growth Of corn, wheat &
tobacco; this tract, which lays On Yeocomieco a
branch of Potomac River, there is large Brick
Dwelling Houfe, within eco yards of nav;gabe wa
ter, Astounding with cyners equal to any in Virginia
fiji and wild fowl in abundance, and remarkable
healthy fituation.
In E.agaie, County,
About 200 acres wood Land, adjoining Mrs. lanes
and Mr.. Euiiace, Elkrna Church.
In Caroline CopHty,
Twenty-feven hundred acres, beirg part of what is
called Bromley Chafr.
In SpcttGE9dnia County,
One hundred acres wood Land, adjoining Col II.
ieph Brock, Mehrs. J, Brock and S. Schooler, alto
the middle Tenement in the Brick Buildings in the
Town of Frederickfburg.
In Cni6stprr Csnafy,
Nine hundred & fixty acres, adjoining I,audon Cer.
ter El4rs farm on RaPpafnnnock River, at Norman.
Ford, eight hundred and fifteen acres, adjoining VIM
c. Carter, Eiqr. and Col. M. Green two thirds Of
this Tra is in wood & the whole of quail quality to
any high Land in the county, alo bout eleven hun
dred in the Little Fork laid out and rented in
Enall farm.
Iai in HIrmarle Ceanfy,
That elegant and well known place called Dlenhein1
containing by late fnrvey two thou4nd nine hundred
acres, which will be fold altogether or divided into
Lots to fut purchsfers.
The whole or any part Of the above property will he
fold on very low terms, payable one third in cath or
in country produce on giving deeds, aud for the ba-
lance, long credits will be given the payment being fe-
cred on the property
COLIN & JAMES ROSS.
Fredericksburg, Dec. .. sw.
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FOR SALE.
2awtf.

TEtIIE LOT and HOUSES wherein ToIn Hau,ii-
Y tor, Efq. the Briti0 ConfuI, relides: i, are
three tory Dwelling Houfc, Office and Kitchen,
ard other nccefary Houies for family ule; Well of
good Water, newly fitted, and Garden lately paed
in, Ware Houfe and Cellar under it the remains
GA Wharf, which will make good foundation to
build on wi,hall the priviledges of lois Etuatcd on
the river of extending a wharf.
ALso--27It Acres Of well tinbered LAND, with
agood Fiihery Willoughby's Bay, taking in the
mouth and part Of Maioa's Creek, where the beh Of
OFFERS aad Fin can be conveniently taken.
ALso--AI.OT in Smithfiei, between Mrs Pur-
dies and Captain '4'odd's lo,s--For terms apply to
THOMAS NEWTON.
Auguh 90. (tfO
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WILL BE SOLD.

Agreastiy 70 he voM Of Lyme S1aeitljsrd, deeI a.
CnrI-s in Henrieo County, TasElly tie Oh of ia.
mary NEXT all ibefe.lsaai e7ate eaid1se.4sa: can
filing ej-
H0USEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture, Planta,i-
L L on Utenis, abou, $50 barrels of Corn, 900
buhels of Wheat and forage Of all descriptions A.
bout four thouand weight of fine Pork, Stock of al,
kinds among which is fine brood Mare, and feveral
likely well broke Mules.
And on the Thurday following at varins, about
500 barrels of Corn, 600 bufles Of Wheat, forage
&c. above added to which fome excellent Sheep
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purcha-
fcrs all fums above ten dollars bond and appro-
we'd fecurity will be required with intere from the
date, which fa be RENTED upon puntaual payment
HIN. CHAAdBERLATNE,E xe',.
Dec. IL. LAVISH.
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@ TEW DoLLARS REWHRD.

@ TEN DOLLARS REYHPD.
OTRAYED or nolen from my Fable in Richmond,
OH the oath of November, two HORSES, one dark
bay, rine years old, long tail and hanging name, two
hind feet white, aud not fhod The other bright
bay, upwards Of fifteen hands, rough illod and few
white hairs in lis hauks.
will give the above reward their beirr deliver
ed to me in Richmond il itrayed if oen, fifty dol
lars, on conviction Of the thief 70 that they may be
brought to juitiee. WILLIAM HHL1.HRD.
Dee. s. emf
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NOTICE.

FBN NOTICE.
lie suoferibers this dag commence rinning a
Coaehee Hack, from Richmond to Tappahannoek,
winch vii! carry the Mail aud or perfohs with
cafe The hour Of leaving Richmond, will e every
Wednef5sy at > o'clock a. IS. and arrive at rFappa-
hammock OF fhuflday, l O'Clock, ?. II. Ret,srnipe,
leave Tappahannotk Friday, at 10 o'elock 4. N.
aud arrive at Richmond, Saturday, az s r. NJ.
Price for each PsGenger, dols. and so ctl. and
proportion for hortcr diftauce.
JOHN WOODD7~ u Is,
Z. o. ShouId the iubier'bers meet with encourage
ment rom generous Public, they eoR,emPll,s van
ming the Coachee twice week.
Ktng- William, Dec. H. a.,
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HE Subfcriber, has taken the Store lately occu.
Z, pied by Cranberry and Hancock, where be Of
fers for sale at reduced prices,
Bales blue Cloths , 4 confgnnaent from the
Bale aiiorted Flannels Manufacturers.
ALso--A few bales of India piece Goods.
JAMES SMITH.
October %. #
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COOK SHOP,
IND OYSTER HOUSE.

AND OYSTER HOUSE.
CRoRGE WATSON, has removed from the
~ Houfe adjoining the Union-Tavern, to III
hrl CroGs-street above the Eagie-Taveru, leading
to the BaGn, where he has opened COOK SHOP
and OYSTER HOUSE for the refreihnent OF his
friends and cufomers, At all hours of the day, aad
til 10 o'clock at night Having procured good
French Cook, he viii furnii good Soup, Beef Steak,
Mutton Chops, &c. &c. &c. and the beG OYSTERS
that can be procured in Richmond.
Nov. ID oawtf
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e IL PecfonJ baviqg claims egaiaR tire eGntt
I = Of J'obh HoomeJ, &ee'd. Of tie Bosvling-
GreFn, are reqae8ed TO male fLens kAozvn, tbat
Pyov,jfon my be made .for a final Js!fienent-
NM f5.Ie INDEBTED nfrF mike immediate baS-
a"Hnt 10 5OTIN HOOMES, and
JCHN g. HOOLFOLK,
E*eSm0rS Of John Hoomes, Gee'G.
Jan. 9s. If