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VIE su6ieriber, mas large quantity or vsrtl
moderate terrns:-- 49, WE iei OH
ALso--Sis % feven thoufand weight Of n,aa,f,1.
tursd TOBACCO. he will fell low for csh. or :,
exchange for goods. " ~
July S. ~;
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

AN away from the fubfcriber, living in BucL.
= mgham county, nulatto boy named lin, =.
p0ut ~ years old, feet or inches hioh had ~,
mort negro cotton COAT riped Virginia coth trow-
ieFS Whoever will bring, fecnre aid boy, 70 ,hac
ge' nim again. ihali receive the above reward.
Z. LION ELCAN.
~ An matters Of vefes and Others. are forvy,rns,t
rom har6ouhng or carrying the fsid fave out of the
Rate at their peril - '"e
June 10. 1o.,>
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Want OF room preventsu US from noticing the es.
Psrment'' made in New-York, Philadelphia & Ball.
enore on the lrptgGi potion of she worm of the
l-onbsFdy poplar. Srch OF our friends a, have
mace nii!ar expermentsin this city, may confer be-
theprels.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11

The COMMUNICATIONS from the Editor al
the Nstona neiligencet iall appear in the next pa
per.
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No. I.
CONGRATULATIONS PUBLIC CREDIT.

nuf eonfsS that evben fee princes and
g RnfeJ quary,eiling and fighting amidf tbrir
" debts, .tiGndS and pubic mortgages. it brings
to ms mind e natfb Of eudgei, playing yfougBi
" IN a China ESos."
Hume's Eilays, vol. /, p. $50.
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An ERRATUM occur, III Col. Maro's Toaf az
pnh!'ihed in the lat paper. 1t fhosid have been
shus.
&c The Msueheaer and Richmond eavnlry---ma,
their brows be eneoPaGe wiki the iaurels to which
they afe entitled"
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JUST RECEIVED.

Jolly
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ADDITIONAL TALK.

~ toe old chief Kitchi Ncgon, or Grand Sa-
bic, about 90 yea,J oid1 formerly briuci6a.
frop'Ietor Of tbe yalad Of l7ic5ilinaaSinae.
My Father: The nsouf6 Of the great chief has
been open: and you have. lilf-ned Mc.- -,c-
nit me TO fpeak.
My Father am an old man, very old, am
pow addrefling you for the lat time. l hope
yon win Iiftn.
My Father: W. have been threatened with
being put 10 jail /; we hope you viii not fufyer
the merchants to put our fons in iaI, when they
cannot pay al, we hope for your pity we viii
pay al! we can.
My Father : ihalI foon 20 TO ileep. hone
you will continue your kindnefs to our wives
and children, and TO our young men; aud !e.
themiet their feet on Roaal LLsnat Il is the
reitlng place of our fathers. We love to fit by
their graves when we are wearied with hunting
ihaIl toon go to ref and ileep with my friends.
My Father /: Our young men are not like
,Solaiey'5, they do not like 10 be Rynek. IF they
are toolifh, we hope you will not give them any
paiu, but forgive them.
MY Father The traders have locked I'D
Their hik Erutn 'ts very hard hope you
WI give yo-r orders to let it looft-. ~
My Father We have fone fch peoole A.
r'ong US, we hope yol win fpes,. 20 the great
'pir't to make theon we'll; "a that our hearts
may be glad. aud their kindred rejoice. | hone
the great fpirit win have pity!
My Father /; have no more 10 fay;I nov
take you by the hand, ami,bid you Flrewell !''
(Bisht itrings of waDpum)
a little Hand oppof,e Macana, where, the Tndi.
ans bury dead and resveiby tl,sa, OIL tina, ae
count.
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y virtue of deed of trua executed 10 the fub
y icriber, by John NJ Rofe, of the county Of
EueSingham, bearing date the 9Th day Of June, 1902,
for the purpofes therein expreded, viii be fold on
Saturday the Soth day Of Auguit next. at the fron,
door ct the Eagle tavern in the City Of Rich
niond tvirginia) FOR ready mon y, i certain Traa
or Parcel OF LAND, containing DAB acres, mare or
leis, laying and being in the coua,y Of Davido and
fate of Tenneiee the Of Stones river, it
beng the fime land which was granted by the Rate
of North Carolina TO Willoughby Williams, aGisnee
OF Amos Davidion by patent, bearing date the 1T
day of April 1874, and number 3as9--5egiuning al,
"a hickory running outh $50 poles TO walnut. thence
eat $50 poles Mulberry, thence North 500 poles
TO Walnut, rhence Wei $50 poles to the Beginning.
I EDMUND w. ROOTEs.
July 90. (oaw4.)
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS, 1906.
lis aiittle fpo., BUTT is till dear

I. T.
depodtcd. It's attic ipo., butt is fill dea,
to us. 49,. SIS
My Father: The time Fan fpeakiny of was
before the min ritz pots csine among us. We
then had only kettles or clay, anil our hatchets
were- made OF ifope. =.
My Father |: The French taught our fathers
the ufe of the nlafket iatea,i Of the bow and ar.
row and they gave them !iascbc;s made Of
iron. They were very good tons, and gave us
many good things.
My Father: When red coats fBri,ih
came among usthey gave us tread aai meat
and Blankets ;---they we've very kind. The
big knives Americans have allos,iyen as bread
and meat, aud we are now your Children
My Father: We, the chiefs of the chippe-
ways and Cttewasat - Croche, noly fpeak
from the heart. We refpett our great Ameri.
can tsfher. And hold his white children firmly
by the hand. Fr@f IS
My F1tAsr: Sir John JohbGont (of srontreaD
has always been Che FREUD OF red nies. You
have often told us the fame of our great Ame-
Ficarl father. Orr hearts towards hin, are clear
asths warnpuni. Six itrhss Of whit. wam-
pun here given asa pledge of fiiiecrity.1
My Father +: When orr rlti,sf general VIII.
SiHion casns here and took US by the hand, be
gaze as this talk lihesing his fpeecliin writ
ing twas a good talk, it tick.ed our cars, but
It did not warm our backs.
Ny Father: We arc'aI vour cf;.,lreb. IL
any wicked birds come an,cng US, Ills. or da,y
TO tell you. We have had belt andtak from,
me red coats, atens US TO raifc warriors 10 6rl1
iSem /; but we did 40, ifen.
rhree ftripgs Of wanpua.1
My Father ave are a little people, not equal
toYon. We hope you will give US charity
when we are in NEED of il. We are very
poor.
Ny Fat'er: Since the big knives, rAmeri.
cans j have been here We have been wei treat
cd. ion have been good father. We hope
you Will continue 70, and conGdcr no.
MY rather /: 1t is very hard when our chill.
dren cannot pay all our debts, that they lhould
Dc put IN priion. They are very poor, and cam
not'pay all their debts.
my Father: Some Of the traders are here
pfsienf, and perhaps they may have foneShing
to lay, when have done. / with you would
coniider US, andslei the traders bring their rum
along with them when they come amongus
My Father We, the chiefs and warriors OF
the Chippeways aud Ottewas here prSient, are
your real children. We love our white ore
thren, and are ready TO do them good. We
iia always hold them firmly by the hand.
We hope father you will not let the merchants
mpriicn us for debt
My Fatter: We hope Won will not forget
us, but ak oar great father to lend us the goods
general Wiikinfon prumifed us. We are very
poor. II he will not allow you to give us his
mix tr7'n ], perhaps he may fend ua fome to-
bacco to fmoke.
nay Father 1 have no more to fay, we love
your white children, and will always do th.m
good, hope you will remember us.
(Six ftrings of wampum)
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[VoLyMg 8.

ON my part, fone Of you Being preitnt, fle' WITH
yoIr owi, eyes.
Brothers: Jutiee fhut now DE dope on the
Other ii,Ic. You met fad this man and bring
hiSnto me. ] demsod hirn ia the nsre of your
Great F1her, who isready TO do iaaice 10 al
men equally, without ses5re'il;g the color Of the
S:G. denaa;i hinith lie ma be tried, aad
panisSed by oar avs, aud make i.,isiaetion IS
the ',,,D ne inferred.
Brothers have 40 more tn FAY. bat remen-
Ger what dave f,ii; that the Americans AT,
your friends, that y5u mniS always Look to them
Tor broseetion, that yen NUT not 30 10 war a.
stinf thecr, out do all IN your power 10 Bright.
en- me chains of friend nip, anl. t. live in peace,
thH You may a'ways eSPeT Juice from, youc
tatiier, AID That yo1 nuf always te ready anal
Wiling 10 render it to him and AT bis people
10 that me great tpiri' may oefs yol aud youi
iicS. THIS is whit tell you ii ,he name Gf
our GfeAt Father, the PfeiiGent OF Ike Seyeeen
FIRE..
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Capt. puNHAMps ANSWER.

Rrothers: | am happy to fee you. have
long wiihed TO fee you together, and to take
you by The hand, for have fouethirg TO fiy.
Brothers am pleafrd with what you have
hid. hope it was fucere from the heart. I
know very well that lad birds have Been hover.
ing abort IN this quarter; they have filed my
ears with bad reports.
Brothers /: j have been toll II many of the
Red People have hcen digatisfed and have
heard before that A war brt hes been ORIGINATING
among your different tribes, 10 induce them to
take np the Ratchet againA the Americans.
Brothers This ) hope is not trne--Not
becaute We are afraid of war, but became we
rove peace. Becauf- we had rather fee the
chain Of frierdihip brighter, than 10 fee the
Ratchet Bloody.
Brothers: I have been toll, by very fyift
bird from Fort Wayne, that the red pt ople have
formed plan to take my fort. 1his do not
believe, for rcd men are not fools: Nor do I
fear it--becanfc my eyes are open Our ksi7e,
are not only zig, bat Barp, aud our fiints never
miis FIRE.
Brothers; I waq told four DAYS ago, bv =
friendly bird, whifpering in ny ears. ina, yn,t
was going to bring me fome wanpan and ".
W ffiendIy talk, 10 order TO bEnd nv EVER, that
might mol Zee you ne tho hatche,, til felt the
blow. THIS do not believe.
Brothers But fuppofe you were to take NV
fort, and g:t ny fcalp, with thoie of my bray:
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OF. THE UNI
TED STATES.

JuNE 81, 1906
EEyHEREAS the commiflioners Of the shaking
4 Wv Fund, at meeting held on the 2Sth day Of
April 500, did reiolve, that the fun relnainisg to
complete the expenditure of the annual approximation
of EIGHT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, lhould
among other pnrpofes be applied to The reimburie-
ment of the NAVY SIX PER CENT. SrOCK,
created in Purfuance Of ana of Coagrefs. piled on
the soth day Of June, 1903, and to the reimburle-
SfOCA, created IN purluanee of act of Congrefs,
lafed on the Sd DAY OF March 1898.
This istbzrsfore 70 give nociee that the principal
OF the iaidi NAVY SIX PER CENT, STOCK
with the intere due thereon, viii, on frrenier of
the certificates. be paid the IN day Of October
next enfuing the date hereof, the REFLECTIVE hock-
holder, their lawful Representatives or attornies
daily contitnte1a1d autnoriz ID, eirhea the TREATY.
ry or at the Loan Office, the cafe may be, where
CREDITS have been given for the anlopnt Of nock ref
Petveiy held By the and that TIE principal Of the
FIVE AND HALF PR CENT. STOCK, with
the nitcret due hs!eor viii Ia like manner and al
teiahie pilces, be paid tie IL day of January,
1907, to the REFLECTIVE Aockholders or their lawful
rePreiehatisesor attorniesdaly coDt,ed and aatho-
Tized.
Ills further made Known for the information of
,hspartes concerned, thatno transfers OF the NAVY
SIX PER CENT -STOt'lI, either from or to the
books ofihs rreaitrY, from, or to thc books of
Commi.lioder of Loans. will be allowed after the III
day OF September e6fuisp. ndr of the FIVE AND
itAEF. PER CENT STOCK, sfter tfe NJ dav o.
December enuihg And the nterea on all certificates
ohEri Rocks, WHICH fhs not hive besH flrrendered
inprluance ofths notification, win ceaGe and deter
'niiie on The g. preceding tie day hsrs57 Gxed Tor
the reitnb ifis,neot thereof.
ALBERT CALLNTfN,
July J.. (oaw,aSl
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TEAS, SALT, BAR IRON, SC.

rESHE Snbferiber has taken the houfe formerly oc-
cupied by the lac Mr.. David Patterfon, where
ne has on hand--lnpsrial, ftyfon and Young f1yfon
TEAS; a quantity Of BAR IRON; SALT in faeks ;
WRAPPING PAPER; INDIGO; few boxes s
by 10 and Toby 10 WINDOW GLASS; a few bar
re!s tiERRiNGS-in addition to pretty general If
iortnent of GROCERIES: which he will fell on
the .owef terms for cah, or exchange for country
produce. Hs is ALTO expecting foon to receive good
iuPp'y of GERMAN O2.NAEURGS.
EDWARD J0HNSTON
Manchester, august 5. eoe,y
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TALKS.

Delivered to capt. Duohan, at the Grind
Council Of Indians, Chiefs Of the Chrppe.
ways & Ottewds tribes, held 7, Miehiiimagi
ac,fJme 90, 1906.
My Father: we have como to Zee YOU and
t'siVe you cur hand; wehope you will lifen TO
us.
My Father: Our anceaors once owned this
Hand we can itll point ont the fpot where
tome ofthem Ceep.* and the bones of others
are now waite, in The cave where they are
There are two sares OH the ifland Of Maeana 81.
led with human bones NAVY Of them are in a high
la,S OF pr fervatior
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JAMES WALKER.
Jaly 20.

AyArcn " clock MAKEa, a little below the
w Capitol. aud near the Bank, will attend to
all conimandsi iii the line ofhs buiues with whish ne
may be favored.
Asst isshe peculiar clara aeriaic of all quacks and
bunglers in all trades, prsrs thefelves put on airs
OIL coniequence, Proi. much. ana pretend to sre;t
deal, w will not even touch upon bis eepa5ai.ieI,
but merely flyt that ne hopes thoie who may choose
toib,etof6fr eon IA Bis zusy, will have good reaon
tote fairfield with the performance Of his work He
VIII De completely fatis:ed when his kill as an srti
meets with .uch encouragement it ought judy
claim. Augla 10 eotf.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
AasW I.

We havc had frequent accounts from the Nj
ehigao territory that an Indian war appeared 10
be impending. Tbefe accounts were fosn af-
forwards contradided, aud ali.ribed to Indian
traders; but the traders have been IN ufed by
having thofe reports attributed to them, as be-
ing circulated to promote their fpecula:ions
For variety of articles of intelligence from
Michigan territory bew that ferious expeciati.
ona OF hotiHies nave Been entertained there.
The following are copies of . Take" deli
vered in the preGe1ce of num,er of Tndr
chiefs, to captain Durham, commander of the
United States tro0psat Mlchili,nakinac, and his
aniwer. B2goH PailaGisi,b.
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~F1IfE fubiariber nilhe.-,o fel $50 acres of laal
l. lying on James river, oppoite to the Z Hands,
SIS miles above Richnoad, upon which are two iiad
hlheries-fsr terms, apply William, fianssord on
tile pre,iiss or to The fubf.riber within ten miles CT
the !a.ne- WILLIS WILLS.
July 20. (oaw4t)
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FOR RENT,

/ lie az'e'n - Lana, at Kiug q QUEEN court
ss - az SdegsJ f6ereanro 61ionc-
ing, except tie fore boujc, occupied By ,ngielf;
and re @0p iateip nsa by D07or'5 Nezo6aH and
Prsdiefoi.J TbiJpAsee is 10 aue,l knoqvn in tbe
nets500Hrins e0nsfirJ, TO be profitable fand fs,.
a Iavera, t6nt to fay m0eb BY Recommendation.
7o0ald be aaaeeiga,y /; IFS bring The Eat Of n
c0a7f1 and DiqriH Court, and lying on The main
road, haafne from GloucsJ2er and Natbezo'5
counter, to tie city Of Richmond, ,gi4e ii a con.
fde-abIe 0avan!age o1er TIE T-aVern5 at CORR
bonlS5 generally. TIE land attached to tJs IN.
a'sy"; IS eqp9hle efyiei6ias Annually from 1850
200 barrels efcora; and from 800 TO 400 bun
e15 Of 2Obeaf. 7 an, Of opinion tbaf fbt 6eld
9v5'to tsno7v in corn, is eQbable of brod,icing
Geo 69lbel5 Of gvbsat, ifbuf in fbe enjing 6,N IN
go7d time, zUbieb prizdlsdge qVH BE- ailotved 70
,f5ehs 9obo rem fbs place. Ibdq,, ,,fade 4so rub.
els Of qObeat from tbe /itnie tell, eoben not az
Iarge by3o Gcret, ana none ofit ia lie 6igb Rafs
Of etafit'afi0n h5at hi5dt bysyint. iris blace
gviH 6s rented far ftoo 1eari. ana in all 3r9Ba-
bi'itT, f5r tloo vars 1s2re 1T he e.birafio1 of
.f6f fftif fer1n.-i qUH!toHraI brfVatelr zoitb a.
hfl'el/oa qvjl5itS 10 rent, and ifnot AjSojcd of
~ fbe /seo1d Mondov in Sebf~71ber ncxt, Il zyiN
a6sa be Jet ~ pa5fckly at king II Oueeg CART
6ogle, (it ring eOarf dar, J freqfed 6efa,e that
TIM, 51biirs roiice qvW be ygiUeh. Hbbfy to
Robert Pollard, q0ai T-6o5. c. Hoon,eJ, Efy,i;re,.
reh9iits al King = QUEEN court bage, ar Ibe int.
Jefi5ey.
THOMAS GARNET7.
/lYGHX I.
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TO BE RENTED.
July y.

NE large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
Main-strert eaa Of the Market, formerly Occur
psj 10y Cohen and ifaaci and lately by Capt John 8
Pieslants; isa'geod Rand for buiinef5 ail si:t4ble
tor the accommodation Of a large family.
Atio, the HOUSE Formerly known by the fgn
OF thebird i'll hand tire eoruer Of the arees lea
ding to church li 70 BSthof :leCs teneirient3 var
dsns are attached Thetcrdis will be nied-rate and
made known on application to James Waitea@, fer
jeAdt Of the City, or to
JACoBI. COHEN.
February %. Uawtf
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EfoUND upon the fubferibers plantation, about the
Z tenth of June latt threeftray MULES, two hor-
les & mare, all oitesn bays, had the appearance Of
having been fuppeiedt be three years old
and have been appraiied to Exty dollars each. The
owner Is rcgneted to prove his property, pay all
colts, andtake away hisniules
THOMAS CARY NELSON.
beals-Fiil King William, Auguf Is. (oaw3w)
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RENT,

II 'HE TENEMENT fornierly occupied BY Mea
Il tunes AMI Alexander Dunlap aud lately by
WIN. I. Stone, the wen end Of the Nfarke, Bridge
and adjoining the houfe in which an exteniise sen-
due Store is about to be eabE.hed. If more areea-
b'e, fwaald fell, on resfousble terms, Leafe OF
about feven and IN half years in the fad tenement
WILLIAM M.XfM.
Augua 4. colt
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a MINISTER il 7caaf>d fer tx Pari6 of
ST. Ccorgr, il The eaH1:y Of Sboffivqnia,
7oeieb haielg became VmaHf BY be i7diJboGfio1
NHd e6SIr4HeHf rcfi5ofion eff5e Rez,. Mr.. .nRg6,
- mta"gec effbs Pc1tcRaat ESijc1baI C5arrb.
FroP2l1l' soW he refei7'rd BY tie GibltriberJ
M ~ hCf f1g f Novs7ibsr nest, anil it i5 e.s-
P.Hcg f5e ssHitsNag esafrddius 1vW eqler n59a
ne DUR, or lis ollie, on t5e fy;9 Sqa4ay in De.
ee"g5eT "e.ei, or i61ner fc5nD~nisnf.
JHidRS FROM, , Cbuyc5
nm. Tl4IIOR, Wayls,s5.
Frcderict9DE, A4gge s, 1906.
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THOMAS RUrHrRFOoao s. Co..
AetAf,snsbEA

A Few Boxes IA and rs Ifh Linens, 80
/ : Cr1tes Queens Ware, and qYa.tty Of Liver.
pool salt ooie add IN fltks jaa received on eongu.
Nay ~ eOSm.
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lsitDinana pritss Gurrsmr.
r z no pr r.

INJECTOR WILSON has removed from the Bell
- Tavern TO the Brick Houfe oppo6te the flores
OF Me.irs. ]. & K. Gamble and Mr.. Neil MsCoul!,
where, in addition to hsfor,ner flock, he has Jun re-
eeiyeda Comfortable fuppy OF
MEDICINES, PAINTS, et.
The whole Of which he offers for als at reduced pr-
3
Orders from Physicians, Merchants aud others,
will be promptly attended to and carefully executed.
1t is his Intention to devote much perional srter-
tlon to his ihop and 20 fell fuc Medicines ne ufes
10 his practice only Families can have proper ;rec-
tons TO accompany iuch articles they buy of him.
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LONDON, June 81.
HotSricag Qm,rel.-.The violence of cond,a
reioflsdt0 hyt5s Government of TIE Unjtef
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TO NoN-REsIDENrS OF KENTUCKY.

| He SUBSCRIBER living in the neighb,rhood
OF frankfort, Kentucky, having undertaken to
pay the taxes nj number Of gentlemen re liding in
Virginia and elsewhere, their lands in this Pare
ana hpdIng that the rerpittng Of money TO him i,,t
mat Purpoe is attended with great difficulties rge
ana trouble, propofes 1T to thoie gentlemen and any
others Yfo may ind 1t accommodation to them
the following plan, to wit: That they ihal depoii:
their money Ill either Of the bauksof Richmond 8ley
andr!a, George Town or Baltimore OH or before the
irt day OF May annually, and authorize iome perlon
at thoe ievera banks adyife him by poh of RI. A.
mount, and TO whole credit it fhaIl be appIied ard
Empower him to draw for the fame, payable ON fight
he lands OF non-reiiden.s are adverted abou, ,be
hr OF Jolly, which is expence OF twenty-five cent
on each tract. 1he lublcribers draft will command
the cath in this flate and foon as his bills are no
incurred at any of the aforementioned banks he y, iii
advance the money in Kentucky, deductinp feven and
half per cent eonadlion for his trouble in attend
ing to and executing the bufneis He will iDclofe
pcate receipts thofe banks in which the money
l. depoited, the proprietors Of the lands, keep
my the original III his own pnielion TO eorreA any
trTors which may in the auditors Office of Ken
tucky. To tbo(e gentlemen who may with to pay
their taxes in this way, and who ave not perG,nl
acquaintance with the iublerber he begs leave to re-
fer them the Hon John Breckenridge, the Hon,
Matthew Walton, Efqures now in c9nsreE at tie
city of Wilmington, or Gen. John Preffon of Mont-
gomery county, and Col. James Breckenridge of Bot
tetouT county Virginia, a. to the confidence WHICH
may be repoled in him.
NATHANIEL HART.
NJ b. The poHago Oil all letters directed to me
on the above beGineismul be paid.
December 10. (eFtlMay.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-18
THE SUBSCRIBER, OFFERS ron syn
The FnLLowINo PRoprRry viz

HE HOUSES and LOTS on ShocLce-rJ; =.
pfeient occupied by hmitr; the ,usu,;,v ~
ground, is, two half lots and twenty ,onr
Inc bwelling-H oufe has Cellar beaeath psrra,a,s
dfy on the iirft foor three good rooms, +.
''oe-kopn' and CIoiet on the econd Soor are ,vo
room. WV '~e''s'
The other houfes on the Lots, are. hr;, omo
- 81 20 feet having Cellar beneath, of the fs,rs
H@e' iarge and convenient for buinefs ON the
principal floor and lodging room above fairs, A
Kitchen having four lodging rooms beiitles oook,n
ROOM Smoke Flrue, e FIep-Koule, a carriaya.
'o'e' ot'foe with three apartments, ore eon,ar-
iu3 SUI ior f1ories, aiecendhaving Stalls Tor Cows,
and tie third being Granery and Hurnefs room
above theie is a capacious Hsy-.uf,
ne well is pendfally !npplied with water OF the
Drt quSIty the yard a5os the houit. is neatly t,rt
ed and ihaied with trees, and oran,entcd with gor,,
erng.hrubs. The earth intended TOR culrivat;or :.
hghlyn,anpred. y
The garden has init every derrt ptoa Of sot herbs,
:ome fHie trees, and number of Cur,ent. r,oors.
perry ana Raibcrry bullies, with exteuGve beds &c
Strawberries. NTH' te'
Inc whole OF the!e building ere ir : Aste Of ,e-
eC'repSr; ard Whit the occupant may ,yirh con-,
venenee attend 20 buGnefsin any par, Of th;s c;,v
ne wiii ENJOY the health ard retirenenr Of the man
peaiant country refaence; and the focie.y Of
on s''a"'e' poiiihs1 and Intelligent neighbour,
It's ProPofed to cell ibis properly for cab Iyna "A
States STOCK, Bank Stock or naves at their cal,
value. N'~F NAN
he iubtcrber is likewife deiirous Of felIinq ~,
credit OF Ink ard twelve months, fourteen half acre
Lots near the intended fcite Of the Richmond aca,
denny. NM
9l,7so acres of LAND in the counties Of Kenha.
wa Harrion and Montgomery, which win be fold
very long credit, or exchanged for prsperv on the
eatern Tide Of the Blne Ridge. This land is belle.
we'd to be generally Of inferior quality, hut the yer,
low price expected for it. and the probab!. apprc,
alton of its value in the courte of few wears viii
it is 1uppoird, offer Efficient inducemept 70 ne
ions iurrounded by a numerous offspring, - syH
IN exchange for it, lands which have ar.-ny reached
Their ultimatrm of price.
And sos 80 acres che Little sanen river n
Kentucky, which the taxes have been reenjariy
and fully paid, and to which general warranty Il
tie will be made: The land is of excellent aualir,.
aud ituated in healthy and thckly fcrei neighbor
foed Twelve months credit viii be given to the
purchaier OF tn IS trae. of Land. 80
SAMUEL GREENHOW.
feoruaEy -. lltow &oaw IS.