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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-27
F.reth Raiiins.
Dec o.
Liverpool Salt, aaoat

Ato N IColf I@oi1s c1aiS*t
The Cargo OF the schooner Thomas Jefer-
on, Capt. Hall, from Boston, consisting Of
90 hosslieads coarse Liverpool Salt,
For sale BY
.Lawrason and Fowle.
NZo haze also landing from said schooner,
100 boxes mould candies
S chests young Tyson tea
bales Beerboon Gurrahs
20 boxes chocolate
hogshcads n Z. run
so kegs fresh raisins.
IN STORE,
Is chests young hyson1 TEAS
Is do. imperial s first qatahty.
Is bales Beerbcon Gurrahs
6 do. Pl&ins
Z do Kendall cottons
so rolls heavy Ravens cuck
2 cases bats
1000 pair coarse and Gne shoes
is hogsheads M,,ac,nodo >eueors
10 barrels '
$50 barrels N. E. rum
a hogsheads Grenada do.
pipes Rebus wine
200 kegs, and 20 kids salmon
Half barrels and kids of beef r.
400 boxes soap
,5o<boxes chocolate
80 do. goldfish.
December 27.
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Island THE schooner Amazon, Philips; SALE
ed in company for baltimore
The ship Warning ton from Boston bound to
this port, went on snore at the light house on
Cape Henry on Monday night, and IS bliged--
part of the cargo consisting OF rum and beet,
it is expected will be saved.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

THE stockholders III tie Alexandria Thea-
tire are requested to lneet Il Nj cads'ay' ho
tel Oh Monday next, a s o. eek III the ,eyens
Ing, to concert on measures mos proper to- b.
pursued by them to preserve Their Interest IL
said theatre, previous to tie purchase or the
ground rent, &s. OF tie ST January fext.
sLFr The shares atrepressnSeS3may be ex-
GUIDED, therefore punctuai attendance is r.
qaested.
By order Of the Committee.
December II ct
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alaranoria DAILY Advertiser,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81.

Mr.. SNowDEN,
came TO this town prior
TO my hzing my residence hare to take a
view of the advantages, and rhe prospects
il afforded for the sdvancsmens of my bu.
siaess. Among. the many things I saw
which indcased 70 my mind the best mode
of assisting the prosperity of the place.
was turnpike roaA. which was ip hnpes
of seeing carried or with much spirit, as
the benehgs arising from it ara 100 we'll
known TO make any commest necessary
| am we'll persuaded, aad can WITH much
confidence assert, from knowledge Of
he country which furnishes our market,
MAJ the stock will be productive one,
and independent Of This | really do be.
siese tha, il is the interest of every one in
business aud 20 each one owniag property,
- step forward and Subscribe for as much
stock as he can poss bly, pay fer, believing
as do that good road will en',snce tbs
value of evexy house aud 10, 20 per cent.
AID enable our West. India merchants to
nike larger sales of their weighty' articles,
which will be easily transported, and pre-
vent our neighbnrs fwhose exertions are
unh.rised in ,urnp.kngl from taking from
us that valuable trade. have Frequently
within these Two weeks heard tie Wagon.
ers say that they would prefer paying dou..
bic the present rates Of foliage, provided
he directors Of lhe road would extend
heir labors still further 90. Gould ONLY
infuse in;o The minds of my fellow towns
men the sentiments feel, and the magai
sude of the subject as itrests with me, and
thereby induce them TO be assiduous IN the
undertaking. how well should feei paid
by giving one year of my profile to assist
shem in the task. We have the opportu-
nity now, but let the Baliimoreans once
get our customers on their road, and we
may set down and mourn on our lost ad.
vantages, and lament our supineness in
the hour when activity was necessary.
PHOCION.
3 26th December, 1906.
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All the pilots at the entrance Of the Ga.
ranne are recently forbidden going out be-
yonn the aevesai Ghosts or passes. his
important for masters Of vessels bound TO
Rerceaux,1 particularly al his time oe the
year, 10 obtain the most approved charts
and correct information Of the Cotdoyan
ADD neighborhood: Cor perhaps de ea.
trance into the Garonne is ths most diff
,cnis III iss nsvigalion of any on he coastal
France, and often times ships are compel-
ed 10 endeaeor TO en:er without a pilot
Vessels viii. aoton from hence to uor-
dsaoz pestorm &C ezra quarantine OF four
days
e AZ Noh Tn
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SHIP
New-York, Dec. Is, 1906,
Port Of ASeN0ndraa.

ARRIVED,
Ship Diana, capt I Harpes, 81 days
from St. Ub"s--SsIt-J s I. Vowel.
Brig Louisa, capt NJ .Namara, "a days
from Turks Island Sal. aud nlolssaes--
G.. Slacur.
seh'r Thomas J~f'ersen, captain I'sH,
from Boston H., Lawssso & Fowle.
Sch'r Maria, iStoddrr, f,om II. York
SondFiee~-to sned'y rrsors.
Brig Nancy Of George town, from An,-
sterrian, IS below.
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.s;eb ara sufficient for that purpose,
sa and whth !, viii be eligible 70 apply IN
nat maYasr, 10 order mat the United
S,.,es MY not continue 20 pay an inseress
i e,ahtPsr cent. any longer than they are
somos gcd 10 do II by tire terms Vi the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-27

> The amount of debt
redeemed, from the hrss
| ii April 1901. 20 tbs hrss
January next has al
|,s.dy been stated 10 be
| Ard the principal watch
uill be reimbursed DUR
Ing the years 1901 & 1903
|smeaass by Inc pseceilag
|statsmens TO
| Making together more
khau thirty thres m'il'ons
srgen hundred aud hisy
Thousand dollars, retm-
bursed between the first
|Of April 1901, aud me lss
of January e,gaeen haa-
|dred and nine,
Which sum consists Of
sems, viz.
| The wnole of The foreign
|debs,
The whole ofihe ioans
|fosme,ly ohtained f,Qm
k.he bank of the Unlied
Is ,ases, and Of the nssy S,
xf { aud a half, four and a
and esgas per cent.
|s,oeks,
| Aauoal reimbursement
|of the 6 per cent and de-
|ferfed stocks,
Payments 10 various
species ofssock for rubhc
u =
bands, stock purchased
|sad unfuausd debt rsim.
|bursed,
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.,5749l,s3s II

Amounting altogether sonear fifty -seven
millions ana Ave nuaaIsd thousand dol.
lars.
TO be continued.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-27

D90lest. assurance. In an article on the sub
jet Of suspending the 6 Non-lmpo Gtatiol.
Act Duane, after stating that he g should
have preferred voting with toe minority OF 5,
rather than with the majority Of tweIity times
that number Uery modeatiy .adds---'. VIC
lmeaning himself may not have view of the
whole ground,' and, THEREFORE,, may nat be
SO COMPETENT to Judge as the Krecutiue ~
Indeed !!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-27

20 the Editor Of the Mercantile .4dUertiaer.
5 SIR, sailed the beginning of September
last from the City of St tDomin o, in tie sch'I
Venus, bound to Port Plata. About the
25th Of the same month, whilst lying in the
latter port, an indigene priyateer mounting
guns aud $50 men arrived there; immediate.
'ly on anchoring she commenced a. brisk fire
on us for about three quarters Of an hour, all.
afterwards sent on board US l6 armed men,
who connning myself and crew below, clcarea
the schooner's decks, and in the night weigh
ed anchor. We arrived at Limbo the next
day for orders from General Roman (the own
of the privateer] who directed Us to be ia
+ ken to Port de Paix, where, with the officers
and crew of the Danish ship Emerald, Capt.
Peterson, we were thrown into prison, with
sout any other allowance than one plaintair
per day each, and what rain water we could
catch. Here we lay until the 10th OF Octo-
Der, when orders from Dessa!ines were re-
ceived to carry us to his fortress, place from
whence very few who once entered eyer re-
turned. We had been previously stripped of
our shoes, stockings, &C. and were almost
naked In passing through Gonaives, news
reached us of the death of the Emperor. We
were, Notwithstanding, kept in confinement
until the pleasure of his successor, General
Christophe, should be made known; eur crew
meanwhile, suffering by sickness and want of
food. We owe whatever comfortable nou-
rishment we had to the generosity of Mr.. ST.
meon Johnson, merchant, there. Early In
November We were ordered to march to the
Cape, distance of 70 miles, over rough
mountains, without any regard to our feeble
situation. On our arrival there, we were m
formed by General Christephe, that he consl-
dered us good prize. In a few days we OBJ
tginel our release, and an order to quit the
island. Five of the Emerald's crew were de-
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s. The debt remaining uapati on The
Isl OF January 1899. VI. coos,stol the
|foiia@ing spscles.
Unrrdeemrd amount of
|old six per Cent. and de.
'terred stocks, rsimbus-
bb!G only at The rate Of g.
Zper cens. ayFsr, tor pFia-
lc'Pai and intesrss, q INC
nomiad Amount, " III .357 81
n ! aree per ceas. stocks i9,ot9, 40l 50
y Seseasecn hundrel AID
nifty sax, per ceat. stock
Iredeemabl= il eig,eenhun.
(dsed and pinstcen, $4,000 DC
Louisiana stock REIN
bursable 10 four annual
|inslaim ents, in the years
|eigseen handrsd < eight
|teen, eighteen hundred
laad ninasesn, eighssen
Ihundred and tweny, aud
eigh,een hundred ,and
Sen.y onc. 11,25O, 600 co
.
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26M December, 1906.

Reports of an unpleasant nature were YES
terday in circulation in this place; but we put
no confidence in their truth lit was said that
letters were received at Frankfort from St.
Louis, informing, that the Spanish standard
had been raised at that place, and that nine
tenths of:the citizens had declared their inten-
ton of changing the American government
for the Spanish.
We see so many unfounded calumnies pub
lshed in the Eastern papers against the citi-
zens of Kentucky stating that they are in a
state OF insurrection, Sc. that we can readily
believe our brethren of Louisiana are equally
illuminated. + Kentucky Gazette
BY a gentleman who left Frankfort yester-
day, we learn, that the United States Attor-
ney moved the Federal Court on Tuesday,
that grand jury should be summoned, which
was accordingly done, to meet on Monday
next, at 10 O'Clock, for the purpose of en-
curing into the conduct of Col. Burr. 1t
understood that Mr.. Dayeiss now conceives
he has 1t In his power to substantiate the
charges against Col Burr, made in his ahda-
Wit on former occasion. [ibid.]
Extract of a letter dated. Chil;cothe Dec.
IL. 1906
Our court is procras.inated to consi-
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To the brig Delight, from Lisbon, cane
Mr.. John b. Ch~shire. an Ulcer of tbs
Constitution. by whom We learh that Mr.
SIMS, surgeon of that ship, died a. Lisbon
The 10th Of October.
PHI. Aah.
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derable length. Yesterday certain Den.
MS Cassett, merchant of Wheeling, was
arrested by the governor IL virtue of the
act recently passed. This DAY the cours
consisting OF Judges Todd and Semmes,
have had the case OF Casselt before lhen
about twelve or fifteen Witnesses we're cx-
ahmed Inthe cause, The evidence was
not conclusive bur highly suspicious and
sHobgiy clrcumstansslai OF his Deiag eon-.
cerped IN Boris piot-he ottrred 10 en-,
list men and give zen doilars bounty, he
iDslnuatcd thati the president was concern
ed IL Burr's scheme II any was on toor, he
drank col. Burr's health and wished him
success IN his revoiutionlzing plan, he In.
duced others TO drink burTs health aud
huzzaed tor Burr lie mad made use OF
number OF threats aud loose expressions
s---he was golng TO move TO O.!eans, ne
would not suffer his boats 70 be examined,
he would mount swivel aud Kill any per-
SOB that molested him. 1t was this even.
ing decided ;hae he was a proper subiec.
FOR the laws 70 operate on, and ordered 10
be commisted unless he gave bail in ten
,nousand dollars. At his reqpesta grand
jury was ordered, and the cause VIII be
decided this term
IL the legislature of Chic on the I'LL,
instant, Mr.. Cass presented aceofsIing to
order, "a bill to suspend the privilege
OF the writ Of habeas corpus and for Other
Putposes,' which was read the FIRST tirae.
Letters have been received in this city
from the state Of Ohio, which say, g at,he
lates. dates from Kentucky, the legislature
of tina. state were delibrrating w..h closed
doors.
.NatqaaI Int. Mgereer.
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Mr.. SNowDEN,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-11
EDWARD HfLLdM.
WARM SPRINGS,
~ THE COUNTY, OF BA7H, rIRoImyl.
February 4.
III.

Il AVINC taken a kee on Tie Wy4RNf SPRINGS
4 for 10 year5, from tie ~ Ap-i, 1906; zre
T't to "s71aint fbe pDbie that at great r.eues amt
71f6 Aa501r, T0e hVe mproei it, TO Accommodate reatc
y, $50 Per0n', 69vng eret7sd Is re1o b0gs, omorp
fbsm ranes Of raef Fables e4o feet lonr, feeetSsr
7oh 06er febi roomy enough to baido5out 100 6srEs
a0 10 "eFn h0es 81 BY II feet, 6uiH eorcieut to e
BATH, 7rb fOae ebimn:ys, end .fnijSaa off neatly; a
large nra earD sdioDs Fitting spom for the ladies', yni@-
ed acb d6rArt kndj Of i,s,ssrts of r,ye, and isot
far f"aip~P9s e7iy aesU BAIL 7pRbe made d;iine7
,0's bfr5"t o"', i"teqddo, |aeb tro~s az zuGy not
fbqi2f' '7ir 7pi!b he frOrg andh.aiby.
We 6aOr ao :aien iajt on Bs Sryee. Serirgs in The
e0Haiy IF Monroe, deaat SO nct from TIE HSyn, ia,
years. and 0at;ng the neesary p-epa,afions 10,
be accommodation Of The VterJ. Ihe Er67ef attention
7VH be PniSfo afiae7on, kro4c ro,g mary
y'@'s experience, 'bat 4o6ea 6uf zv euomeys can be
expected.
II is srb mus5 atisat7on that 4ue Baqe IL in our 5oso-
er TO e6reNe public hat tie different boass of trf.r-
toi1neu on the roads iadag TO TIE Spring. Bafe Of ke
bfe1 opeL afmd.d to BY tie rob,;efo,s mn of eLkb
(ab0De t6e 'i9gtJ tie Jrbcrs ba4e pif,el and bsye
oun3 fbat appearance ia MITIGATE fbat in future ira
Sfe,s 7OA6s T0sA aeeOm,nosttcA ne zoiG 10 su,e5aE
L:fr7ib, for bat eomes 7veH reeosz1mdsA 4
gfaH' o"I prize xii! be gi0en.
Hp0 Toa"fedf TO employ G,es. sh5eyly .yonvau +, M,
df'tate TIE management Of til. paef Of bs.keloe,, ea5,,
at TIE Harm S7oeet Springs, one ige!ined 70 BE- uyc
t'i0H', and qualified TO Gtbayge feb drs, will ueet
9vif6 G5.rGI encouragement, en- civilization to mr.
ROBERT y GEORGE TURNER.
.sfanuary 81. eeSrY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-11
JOHN ALCoCK.

Z INFORMS the public that he has lately eilaslin-
z ed a CABINET SHOP in the city OF Richmond,
on the CroG-flreet leading UP from. Proftr T. Mon.
cures Vepdueitore, and near the Fire lHiuranee Of
hee where he intends manufacturing all krds Of
Cabinet Ware in the mott modern ifiie he fAtfsrs
hiniieif that tho!e womay ilvour bin with their com
nands, will find ks work eqaal TO any made in the
rate as he has provided hiitf wi;h tn ben Of ma
teriae
He will fc!l bis finaiture low for prompt raynaen,
only, as MS Gtuation will not admit OF giving credit
a isw wndior chairs OH haEG, well p.9de, wbicb
will be fold sEeommculy low for calh.
January 80. IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-11
Remarks or tire .tareeoing.

Such are the remarks Of man, whoE.
whole career has been iignalifcd bv A yindil9iv4
ipirit towards the United States. Surh re-.
marks, from fuch fource, ought not ia ~.
cite our inrp'ie they ought, however, to out
US on our guard againft the erroneous i,nDref-
hons that will probably be aiIidsou1y diifeni-
mated on this topic.
coDtended to be jan. On this point. W.
feel no apprehension. After its clear el1c;da.
non IN the PeriPcuous, able and temperate
papers, lone OF them official, recently offered
the pu!Iic, there cannot be two opinions ON
It IN this country. 1t is true, that ealtera fede
rallim, previous tn thefe difc!ofIres and tbio
lnYeitiRation, held an ambiguous langr,oe :.
but 1t 10 to be hoped that this aroCe entirc,v
from ignorance or fpirit of habi,ual oonoG.
non. keady to denouHce whatever came from
the frehdent, bis ideas on this point received
rom the party prints Of Boaon, the common
treatment extended 10 every other feature oFtbe
mehage rs, however, this fuhiea has now
aiumed the fhape of great national uueRion
a. 1t calls for meafures of the firft grade and
ylgor, as the commercial interefts and even tho
independence OF the nation are put to ifTue ::
we may confidently hope, we do indeed i'm
plicltly believe, that federaiin itfelf will make
the bett atoncment in its power for the errors il
has committed by retraSiing them, and addine
It's sanction to che general fentiment Of the
country.
Wavnga confederation of the princjpI.. e
may be more ufeful to ten the accuracv RI tb;s
writer's remarks as to the effects ofs perGfence
in this principle on the meafures of eur govern.
ment, and the relative effects of thofe ms,fnres
on the PROPERTY of the United States and @.
Britain.
1t will be remarked that in the article vy-
have inherited, TIC Morning Chronicle declayes
that 3 nou1mportation agreement Of Brisifh
Manufactures for one year would bc lofs 10
Britain OF ieven millions while Cubbett does
not deay thai zach ncafure, If adopted, will.
be very feriouly eel; hy her. We are ali per-
fedIy acquainted with the character vi the Nor
mig Chronicle. y i5true, t;,at il is an oppo-
hu"n prints but it is not Icfs true, that Il l. H.
lhtfmly ahimated by Iiberai and enlightened
inrt and that for intelligence Il does ncs rank
'econd toany print IN the Kingdom. Shere-
'o', fhcrefore, there rsay he 4 corifon be.
tween tie opinions Of thi, pris, aad thofs q |
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-11
IMPORTANT TO spoRTsMEN.

e' TIE 29t5 day IF AprR .~t, -rH Je ssyeI far f,L
at tie 6a1ohiGg 1reer ia Ca,e,i~: comfy,
HE STUD, of the late col. John Hoo,n.s, con-
a lifting OF imported and country bred s;alou.,
Brood Mares, and their produce, for leyeral wears
Pait-total about one hundred head This is Ger
tainiy the mott numerous, and probably the bet "a
lected Stud ever before offered at public auction l.:
this country as it well known, that the late own
er, fPared neither money exert;on in proci,ri,,
both at home and abroad fucf Rock as appeared
mott certain TO infure him ucceis, as breeder. r,
gentlemen who may feel dfpoftion to engage i'm,
mediately IN the ports Of the turf feveral fine three
and four year olds could be highly recommended 20,
ize. blood ard figure. Should any of the Stud horr,
be iarmed out for the approaching lprng, the ial.
OF iueh will be Poargned, until the expiration of the
ieaiop The other fock will he fold without reierve
The terms of iale will be one half Of the purchai
money payable in fix and the other at IL months. +,
be iecured by bond with approved ecurities 70 car
ry iHtereit from the date if nor punauallY paid
A comfortable dicount will be made for cai,.
Gentlemen in the neighbor;ne Rates are hereb,
aured, that the iale Gia potizsly take place or The
day above Rated 800 - -
A catalogue will be exhibited, Ratsg age, bloqd,
JOHN G. VOOLFOLK,
JOHN HOOMES,
Executors Of John Iyeomst, deeG
Bowling Green, January %. (ds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-11
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

NI1LL he fold, to the hgheit bidder for rea,r
w money the premifes on Saturday the 18th
day of February next, by virtue Of decd of trun
executed by Richard Bate 70 fecure the paymen.nf
1888 dolls SIS cents. with in,ereR thereon from th,.
date, due to Rambau, & Gerneu and George Perr,;,
Junr. and the expences of the .ale ~
Two acres of land lying upon Appona,tox river.
within one mile OF the towp of Peteribury with III.
water grit aud manufacturing mills, Bake houie, DIFF
tery houle aud other hsuies of improvements ere.e
thereon.
PLEASANT AKIN
far Kerry C4gzcrr and Pieajart Ali=
Petersburg, January I. tdf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-11
LAND,
February I.

P2ftiosly for. /ais ~ thr. f,tJtri6ez.,
NE thoufard acres, formerly known BY the
W maze Of David Irv;n's Quarter. on Otter river.
IN tots county. adjoining ,.,s Land whercop the fb
'crl'er lives, where there is n.erchsnt mil; thai
makes IS gand -four any in America 70, NOR.
tiian twenty two miles from the fourin,inp town ne
i.'Hchbprg, where there is a good marle, fo- M
s'nds OF produce On this ,ra there is as nuch clear
cd land us is iu5cen. work feycn or e;ph, h,n,,
to advantage, eouiang of two field, Of firi rate r.
yer Low Ground and three Of High Land all in ra
order for cropping, the balance is in woods srsre
part OF which is hcafiy tmbered, and prea, quar-.
fy IS good TOBACCO land; there is alfo on this tre,
a'on'laacs of the hea fpri'g water in eve-v field
good Limestone quarry the quan.ty inexhanGhl.
a'io IN oyerieers houie, together with other Dsccia
ry houes sor p.aRtation buiinefs The Lard, :. WE.
adapted to the culture Of Tobacco, Wheat, Cot,o,
Corn Rye, Oats and Flax; the iitua.i,n is very ms =
tiny, and IN good neighborhood, attached tn wh;,h
is very good range for all iorss Of toc; The pu-
ehaier may be accommodated with every kind Of
'toek, grain and plantation uen;ils, and polliiicn
gwen next Chrttn,as, or fooner if required Grid.
will be given for two thirds of the purehafe monev
at three equal annual payments, the other third will
he required in hand. Tobacco, Bank Cock, pphji.
iecuries or negroes will he received in pavncn..
ROBERT SCOTT
Campbell, February l. Or,
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

p AN-AwAY f,ou tie Nssi.g,ou 7ies,s, or
~ tie 25:5 De- h,f, Ns!atio Mr. kY tie nam
lof LEIpIS alert 25 yccrt Of ace. 73i jcio7c ~res
srszerir tie property Of Edoa,d G.,rsna Of Hargrr.
70a' l'2 10 Mr. Sb-ihs IF GpceLiri, AMI yrIit tie
property eftbe Ed Sbiej, t-G0,lea 4ery CO.. ltysLy
through E9erai fatct. 6eiee iun-uasb a, I.ue no
d''bf tat he zrK attempt TO bgGsr er wan, 10 tJ.
e0'fr1y ef zUbeb may be deov.sd by ,ttrn5ay 70 bis
Ffty0n: beit nb'm feet 10 ineies hiyJ, 7paI ya-
'bfr an intelligent counter arden oirn TO, onS Is
fty z'sH matt A'9vv i7d,ed be lar rot 6ay b,ad
0r llo7n Of lis eoOnr. being feabiy light nor hes
Be any mari, by 7cLb be may be particularly knozeu
0'btr than f69e f'eaa mentioned, andtbteLi, est,en.
boftrr55 He ba5 a 7oife living in tie e'afe Of Mr.
"atkfnf Of Geoebiand, al tLaee called Dver 1zA5;
set t' zty eantrst acquaintance may ELie7 bin to BE-
eaHgbt ef7rtere, perbas in Lexr,fon in toe county
RofA6rfsse (bTginiaj at 7rb;r6 PLACE BE- hve fer ome
fi@7c prior TO A' being ny property. Hts et,y good
bd'Isr aHifer6aPf way attmpt bat calling 70, a Gs-
port IN 0"e Of Tie rem'te ts4vus Of pirsia. Never
bf!' Jbs twed in any jill -eifbin the Pate Of Fir
zria 10 f"tI eaDgei bin again, dfvc-ed 4, me in
be CITY Of Richmond, 7pW give tie a5ove rezoayd ard
reaions6it charger.
EDWARD HfLLdlM
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-11
JOHN AMsIoEN.

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