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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19
For SALE.

KanAaq12 Land, Of the 7r9 quaAgs
1aNE shoulana acres, lying on Duck crssks
~ which is a branch Of Elk River into which
il c.nptes about 30 miles above tn: conaasncs
cs Elk With the Grsas Hathaway.
Ii is a pataIlelogram--a ely ws,cgea-Duek
Geek perneatng, every flde. .a
IN a leuer st.om Mr.. Triplcss, the furveyor:r
] am tod shat 40 ac!es arc bottom, as rich as
h. ever lnfaeysd, ard that the high ground j.:
sersilc., Mr. Z. R,iler aKo informs me that he
has !,sn pe,fs9s who have been on the land, ana
who :peak Of il in the highce terms. ...z......
Ii lies about IS miles N. E.. of Kaahaway
Cur. Houie in a healthy country, eligir'
Giuat;on, and prefers 20 the iDduarioas eye;s
comfort that car aow from ju4icious tii!sge an:
sxtchEve, grazing, -. -.
Five D2!iars per acre are expected for th's
traa--one third in hand, and the renainde. ~
two annual inaalmrn;s; or property IN Alex
dria, Fairfax Or Loudoun will be received in cx.
change. a,
Thomas Davis.
Alexandria, 9Th Jpn:. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19

a hogfheads retailing Molaacs
y DO. Sugar, OF good quality
70 oafrels Beef, Salem iafprc,ion
! pipe London Particular Madeira Vice
hsxss Cotton Cards
Jacks Sage
= do. Lcorice Root
B''eh Of Clover and herds Grals Seed
quan'iIy ct red Soal Leather, and
loo Shares Murine Ioiutancc Stock,
For Sale, BY
Benjamin Shreve, jun.
Anil rs, 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19
TJNIS CRAVEN,
Has ;;ga r<ctii0td BY lie laisf ar,iUal' a Sas2
loart a6anat<at Of
S PRING G 90 d S,

AMONG WEIGH ARE ,,s
y,olons5s Mai Mafins ! Ladies extra long hlh AID
Diagonal laced and Peqaet stldgioVes
ditto Habit 40.
Cur .sc,,,,;zs. ;apanned and York tanned DO.
honey comb 90. nc me GiS
pi.;n ,ni SCARED lcno ! Mems gloves
p.o,s, crane Adelrhi cotton in bexea
pam can,brie ;aeoaec and Woods fapertne cloths <
null mullins e'iitnaeFcs
Plain s colorcd haiTyeord- Mafieites Waiiieoa'iig
cd cambria Hanssens
India & Britin book muf- a. and 10 iria iinea
I'm Shirt:ng eottof.
30. do. haadkerchiefs Long lawns
enc veil. Linen Cambrcks
v GO csnibr;c and tam Umbrellas
bored null fhawfs Bandanna handkershels
Honey. comb and imperial P1atilas
T,,;net do. DoWas
ry,are EIsd oipfrhams chintz Crcas
, ,r3 cal;eoes Tieklenburgh
Gin and cotton chamblays ofilaburghs and rolls -
Italian Mantuas baHas
p;h,nds Gurrahs and
Italiap Iewing ELK Selampoors:
SILK and cotton hoGcry !
Also,
FRESH TEAS,
OF hyperion quality, in fmai Lssden eaHitsr' an0
By rhe pound
Mayh
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19
PUBLIC SALE.


10y write Of dsc,ee OF the hon. the CireAif
ID Court Of the 'DlGrist ofCo!umbia, for the
county Of Alexandria, lnad. between Richata
Prime, eassblaMaat-- and the heirs and rspsefen
tatives of kobert NJ Crca, deeca!ed, 1tftsaann,
will be fold, az public !ale, on SATURDAY,,
the 18th day Of Juaeo al the c, fee. Hoafe, in
Alexandria, OF credit Of tx H,onths ore moi.
ETY. of ap annual ground rent Of m dollars upon
lot in Union ltIset, leafed to Thomas CrsnaIe,
on which there is e,eaed a three rory BRICK
houfe; alto, ore lnaiety Of an annual ground
rem, of 40 dollars, en- lot leaicd to Michael
Thoro, in Wales's alley, DOW the property Is
Ss muel Nichols, on which taefeis improvements I;
sfo, on ac,edit of fix and twelve months, enc
mois,y OF a lot of ground on Pitt Hreet, fronting
46 fees, and running back Ie3 feet 'oehes.--
security ~ill be requires on the above properly
for tie payment of the pprchsfe MONEY
c. Deneale, C0mmlZHoacS'.
Msy 20. u dtI4'hJe.
Af The fale of the above proper
ty is pohpohed on account of the YEA
ther, till Thnrlday next the 18th inf.
when it will take place at O'Clock.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19

PLATTER Paris & Lln1e-aHoat.
loo tons PlaiRerParis,
70 cafks Lime,
On board Brig Naaey, Captain Hall,
AND FoR SALE, By
Lawralon & Fo,vle,
HE b4ve aJoy.esiued By ./a,d Brig, Srbaassr
Doye, and Packet, from BahimorS,
80 boxes Cod Filth
10 do. Mould and Dipt Candles
'rso DO. Hall Boxes Brown Soap
Bde Bcsrhoen Gurrahs
Imperial, TEAS,
Young Hyfon J IF tie htsf imtsrtetiorr.
20 barrels n. &. Rum
e caGs BeIlona Gunpowdtr
10 cafes Fig BIue
III Sore,
Prime Beck aud Pork
RufEia and Ravens Duck .,
Young HyTon and Hylon Skin Teas
.Mufcovsdo Sugar
Caiks CIarcs and Madeira Wine
200 Boxes Mould and Dipt Candies
20 do. Chocolate, SC. sc.
May at. Go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-19
Phineas Janney,
Andrew Scholheld.

~ We have thought proper to
polpone the fale of the above Land
heretofore advertifed forthe gift May,
until the 27th Of June, when it will be
politiveIy fold. P. ]. & A. S.
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ALso-Foy Sale or Freight,
TIE 9cEooNEa
+ 9 x,

Bu.then forty one toss, Fix months old welt
found. Apply as above, ! -. ,s...9s
Samuel Harris,
June IS. d3t
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Cotton and Iurner,
Have received from New York, and are now
opening at their Lirc1 Stare, on Royal aIeet,
oppaste Mr.. James Rulers,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
irrih Linens, Diaper Table Cloths,
fnwn Hollands, PlasillAs, and TiCkienbusas.
And dali, e*pea,
Diapers, Cheeks, Hernpens Dow
ais, Sheelings, Threads, &c.
dbq fer SeIt,
A fev'chs&s Of Imperial and Hyfon
Il Iss'' Of the lassR iuporsasions-a and Sc Jacks
Of Liverpool Salt,
May g, d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-01
From the FREDER1cK TowN HRaAhp.

"OpbAgaation"in Tuginia Every new
aspecs in wsat may be considered 8 the
great deep" of democracy, will b. general
ly interesting and inporrans IN times past,
we have hintcd at one source oE disafec-
,on in the Ancient Dominion, in our spe.
culations on Old and New Virginia. O..
Their causes have been arising, not yet fully
understood Or completely nasured. bat
which manfestiv tend to serious division.
among the democrats of tina, state. This
is sufficiently betrayed in the language of
Mr.. Jefferson's Enquirer, relative 10 the
proceedings of their legislature now in SEES
sion; and the fears and the uneasiness of
the party appear very palpable from the
pains takeE TO conceal and disayow. Other
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-01
JOHN SIBLEY,
Justise Peace.
J. EoRN.
Mntehitoches, 81. IS, 1906.

NctchitOches, Sept. rs, 1905.
= Personally appeared before me- John
.sibley, one of the justices Of the peace
for the said county Of Natchitoches, Nd
~ Louisa Breven, widow of Antoine
Gr;lle,,e, deceased, who being dely sworn,
axo,serh and saith, that after she married
Mr. Grillette, she went with him to the
ancient Cadeo village, where she.remained
,ahont Is months. At that time there
were 4 few French inhabitants who were
settled and lived there. aud French COM
maudans who was Mr.. Grape, and as
near as she recollects, four soldiers that
the French inhabitants cultivated every
thing that was common for The French IN
habitants 10 cultivate in other parts OF Lou
;sisns. and that she does not recoileet the
exact number of years that have elapsed
since she was there, but believes It was
at least ten years before the government Of
Spain took place in Louisiana, and that
she always understood by her parents, she
was ,here when, a child, but she was too
young 10 have remembrance OF II. And
iurshsr the deponent saith not.
Sigued,
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]. HORN.

Senate of the United States.
Debate on the motoa of DIR. LOGAN for
leave to bring in a bill to suspend the
commercial intercourse between the Y.
States and ST. Domingo.
c Gontinuea.)
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sons tor asking permission 10 I'LL u W. wy
bill.
Mr.. ADAMS said,
mr.. President-Had the gentleman
who asks leave to introduce this oil, as
signed any new reasons as. the foundation
of his motion, whatever my opiclou might
have been upon their merits, | should not
think it proper TO combat them at THIS
time bat the object of the bill is so sim
pie, that its details are innma:eriat. AS
purpose is Totally to prohibit branch o.
our commerce, which at the lass session OF
the legislature was proved 10 be OF great
importance to the country. Unless, there
fore, a majority of the sepate. should DC on
opinion thar The bill ought 70 pass, It az"
pears TO me that the present IS tie stage az
whiCh it ought TO be arrested since me
mere discussion of the question and PEN
dency oft measure seiore congress, may
have Al unfavorabIe effect on the CONNER
cial interest, or at least injNrsousiy a.ees
individual merchants. III rhe coarse OF their
affairs.
Ii is well kaown TO every mem5erupon
this floor, and 70 the pubic IN genera, tiiaa
the same gentleman wne now wishes TO m
rroduce this bill, did at the last SESSION OF
congress make motion for leave 70 bring
" in at that time, which was rejected; and
expected that OF its renewal at this time
he would have al!edged some new grounds
for the measure; bat in this expectation |
have been Disappointed. Hetels US indeed
that unless we do prohibit this commerce it
viii inevitably lead us toto war with the
French republic: have certainly no more
disposition than any gentleman here to be
at war with France; urexceptirg that gen
,leman's assertion Ito which am wiling
to give all the credit which it can be entl-
tied toy what particle of evidence have we
that the St. Domingo trade will expose US
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-01

pc. an lnbasifa1t Uf 1. aiiiptS IN Saalss SUJ1llf
aud likewise one of the justices OF ire
peace for the same, aged sprtY iva years
Who being Gully sworn dsposslli'asst sssiff,,
That thirty i've or thirty SIX seSfs ago, nc
weptwith his father from NstGa,toesies TO
the ancient CaJdo village, wssefe he re.
NAMED about four months, asstilaS time
there were no families or soldiers living
there. bat the houses OF the French farni-
lies who lived there but a few years be-
fore together with their fo*s andsthe flag
staff and the barracks, or houses occupied
by The soldiers, were all standing entire,
aud that his father told him which OF the
fields and houses his family had occupied
for a nutnber OF years andalikewlse he
remembers TO have seen III the tort the
ambusiers and platform where the cannon
were placed. And that he recoliects his
father used to call the distance from
Narchitocbes TO the said place by water
abonethe same as from Natchitoehes to ~.
Orleans, viz. about one hundred and seven
~ leaeues. And further that he well re-
collects some French families, particularly
Mr.. Verge, and Mr.. de Coto, living
at the Yatasse Point. so called, and that ne
always understood they had lived there Tor.
many years before Louisiana was ceded to
Span, and ,ha. the same place has always
continued 70 be occupied by some french
inhabitants and is situate on The western
division of Red River, absut twenty i've
leagues above NatChitoches, and IS now
a part of what is called the Bayon Pierre
settlement, under the jurisdiction Of the
Spanish government in the province OF
Taxus.. Aud that he has been several
times at place called the bout on the, T..
Bank of the Sabine River, at apralrie to-
wards the head of said River, where there
was. an appearance ofseme works having
been erected by the French as trading
establishment, and where his father and
many Indians, had told him the French
Gag had been hoisted, and the arms OF the
king of France buried.
And farther the deponent saith not.
BITE. Grape.
Sworn to before me at Nachitoehes, the
10th day of Sept. 1905.
(Signed)
JOHN SIBLEY, Justice Peace.
I. the subscriber, being duly sworn as
an interpreter of the French language, do
hereby certify that the foregoing deposltioa
OF John Bap,iste Grape, esq. Is truly m
terpresed and translation.
SIGNED.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-01

Personally appeared before. John Sibley
one of the justices OF the peace tor the
county of Naschitioches, Babslste Crap.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-01
Ncfsh;toches, September rs, 1905.
(ContiaaeG-)

Personally, appeared before me. John
s;b,gv. one Of the Justices of the peace in
sid county, Lous Lamalaty, OF CamPte
in said county, esq. who being duly sworn
deposeth and saith:
That he is now 66 years OF age, ana that
he was boin at the place now called n as chi
ruches :alshough he never was at the place
,rbrr- ,he ancient Caddo village was, ne
,yas IN the constant habit of seeing the
French inhabitants and the soldiers who.
were then living aud stationed there, aad
has mo more doubt of the fact than though
he had seen it: he saw Nr. GfaPPe ans
his family when they returned from there.
And fnxther, sha, he has no knowledge OF
>~,h- aueiens French establishments al the
ya,asses point IN the vicinity OF bayou
sr;syrr. anelthas three French families lived
,t,.refe fore Louisiana was ceded to SPAN
aasl.sFat Mr. Verge lived there tor num-
bsSof wears and that said place was usual
~ Mace Of deposit for the Indian traders,
&c. Aud farther, that he has knowledge
of Mr.. bourne, formerly commandment OF
If Nschisoches having had trading house
Established on the south west side OF
The Sabine river, and distant from the river,
about SIX leagues, and from Nach'toches
about colleagues and about W.N' from Il;
,yb;ch establishment was antecedent to the
snapish governments taking place in Lou
is5sna: & that the same place was occupied
!. hv sundty persons afterwafds,as wei; before
- after the change ofgovernment. And tha.
he has been informed thar the mill stones
that were at the old French establishment
81 the Caddos, being brought down. And
.,ba, according is she best of his recollecti
ON. ills nav sbods thirty eight years since
The said settlement was abandoned and
further this deponens saith not.
Signed, NV
Sworn to the 10th September 1905, be-
tore me,
Signed, -, ~
sustise Peace.
i the subscriber, being duly sworn as the
Interpreter of the Preach language, 90
hereby certify tha, the foregoing declarati.
on of Louis Lamalaty, esq. IS truly inter
preted and translated.
OiSneo, TORN
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JOHN HORN.

Natcliit0chcs, Sept. 16,ii1sos.
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u 90 u * e NJ z S

D OCU
1cecs ba,,uinq message fasp the P'.ssiaea I,
Of he LIniited States : comprising g i'4f
isssgih. all tie papers not 'fevs0tisi inserts
"a tAs National inseiiigcncsr.
(G.)
(Gontiaaed-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-01
MARY LOUISA * BREYELL,

Sworn to before me at Natchitoches a.
sforesaid, the day aud year aforesaid.
Signed,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-01
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20.

Doctor Logan having assigned ms rea"
sons FOX asking permission to introcuce tae
bill,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-01
IOHN SIBLEY,
Justice of the Peace.

+ The subscriber. being duly sworn, as
Interpreter of the French language, do
hereby certify that the above deposition OF
MARY Louisa Breyellis truly interpreted.
Signed, -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
- 7. 80
TREATY.

AUGUST =.
FuN and authentic crtracta Qffhe treaty IF
confcdcration signed al Faris Juiy -
and Il, 1906.
Experience has shewn that the German
constitution is by no means sufficient or
securing foreign and domestic peace to tie
south Of Germany. Therefore have the fol-
lowing high contracting parties agreed up
on articles as follows, VIZ France ON the
one part, and OF the other Bavaria. Wur-
temburgh, Baden, Cicyes, and Berg, Hes
sc Dafmstadt, Presbu"G, Usngcn,
Hohenzoicrn, HechiDgcn and Slegmariu-
gen +; Salm, Saim end SATIN Kyrbgrg, Is
enburg, Nrcmberg, Lichtenstein and tie
Count Of Leyon.
Article T. The above German powers
separate themselves for ever from the
league Of the German Empire, and form
an union by the name Of the confederation
Of Che Rhine.
II. All proceedings Of tho Empire arc
hcncccort.i nul and void, in so tar as res
poets tho above parties.
III. they rcBouucc ali the officers end
titles Of the Empire. Declare their sepa-
ration az from the lst. ofhugCsi, at the as
scmbiy Of thc Empire q, Hat,-Jon
". The Electoral Arch Chancellor re-
ceivcs new titc, "Prnce Prima.e and
most Serene Enincncc."
v. Inc Electoral Prince Of Baden, VIC.
Duke ST Berg and tic grave 81 DARN
stadt receive che titles Grand Date and
Royal Highness," accompanied with Royal
II ncrs.
VI. Frankfort on the Maync is the scat
e the ccnfcder tor The members form
twa colleges, the one royal, and die cher
princely.
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LEA THEIR,
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL.
RFNIA H{EI TATE.

T 4NwE r IND CURRfE
INFORMS the public in general, and his
4 friends and customers in particular, that
he continues to Carry on the T.4.r.NINrI
g CU2RYThnG BUSEA ESS. extensively,
Ut his lanyard, near the Market, and Cur
rvs shop near the Bell T ,yern He oi-
fers Tor sale, on reasonable terms, for re. dy
money, ~ approved acceptsnces It 60 days,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LEATHER, VIZ:
But & D:ntie, Slaughter * Spanish Hide,
SSifGagEe Harness, Brown s. Black Bride
sash Shing and Covering Hides,
> tf Fan3 Black, Bag ard Bellows Hides.
yvaxedsflrd Russctt, Upper and Kipps
WsscdsBlack-Srained and FAIR c IF Skins
Neg ND Sheep Skins, Tanned and Tawea
= lwh;tc) Le{pa Skins.
S9SSEP e. LIMBS JY0OL.
SalfS,Gcraovan Boot Legs-3-z & 1-2 dc
( CaG an Cqrdovan Roundings
& LafapE3i By the tierce-l.iver Oil per- bar
e yei 81 retail.
gov ffde Whips by the gross-JacI, Screws.
rzSEER'S g cURRIER's FOOLS.
.-SSeady money gwen for wei cured
4 lsssftrI,, Green and Dried Hides-those
curt:s@ith salt preferred.
q isE4;nonl, October IS, 1906. w3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
Charlotte Court, 2d ebJne, 1906.
Lewis WaIdin, Plaintiff, ,
Against ! In C5arce-r.
Jesse 'oard, Defendant,


{ IN the motion ofthe pla,n,ifrbyhis
: y attorney L. IS ordere.. That IiI'e-y FIose.
Icy. edward Ho,eley aud 2achariah Finch. be
made pSr,y defendants 10 this sui. and it is
further ordered. thar rho said defendants tFilcry
Moseley Edward No,aicy and zaoh1siah Finch
10 retain one hundred dollars OF the money in
heir hands belonging to the defendant. Hoar,,
until the lur her order &c tht court, and ,la, {,
subpoena issue commanding the sad IIer,
Noseley. Edward noseley and Fincl,. to aD,,car
and answer he plsin'is; bNl the defendan
y ,a'd no; having enlered his appearance &C
cofdmg the al &c As,-mh', aud the rules OF
his count and i; appealing TO the satisfaction of
he c1ur', 'ha, h. PNt an iuhatit1r II this
4ta'e. IN he noanu e the plaintiff BY his Al
.en,ey Il is osdr,ef Tp,at he appear mere m ,he
iss day Of November conr, next and give sc
arty for per(orrr:ng the deere. of he court. .
va; a copy of This order Sc inserred IN Que Of
ne Virginia G,zsstes for Two months success
.veiy and pos,e'i a, the frony door of the cour,
ouse of the SAID county.
copy Ce,e,
Thomas Read. C. c.
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Titzw11yIsonn & Potter,

89OK-3L.N'DERS q ST,fT'To. VERS.
49, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
( Eech constantiy o., ha7d, warranted ofthe
6est materials ard conference.-the,
GREAT V6RIE7r OF
Day Books, Jcurn is Receipt and Music
anJ Ledgers, of books
different sizes Copy * cvphering do
Record and Sheriffs' Memorandum and
books Pocket 10.
Which, with every other article in the
Bisr.k, Book line they offer for sale on Ii
bcral terms.
7'isy haze also an extensive assortment of
Writing, md Letter Desk & Pocket Ink
Paper stands
Music and Drawing Blank and Playing
10. Cs-ds
Dutch and English Excellent pcnknives
Quilts Sportsmens' * Pock-
IDk-Pow,lcr, Japan. ct do.
COPING and DUR Spectaclcs ofvarious
bic Ink sorts
Sealing Wax an1 illtes and Pencils
Waters Reeves Water CO.
Large 0gice Wlfers lors
School-Bocks, Bibles, Testaments, HYMN
-, Books, SC. SC.
Books ruled and bound to any given pat
-Ea e:rte,isfge assortment Of MUSIC just
7-eceived
Orders from the country punctually at
tended to-
Sept. 10th, 1906. wSw
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lA5Q 1-2

I a GgTS OF LAND For SALE; 772 of
= y8ich iei IN the county Of ri'tsylvanis, III
o1skT bra 'ohe5 e = khon. ana Shockoe creeks
adj ;hting ne iinss Of Joseph Terry Jam,, John.
ssp sad o,hefs The gsea,er par Of this and
Is e,lscl'cnt tobacco land the whole lies well, g
w-fswatsrei, and ,inbersd ali AZ in wood
fyrzacres the c,ualy Of BUCKINGHAM o. me
w1Ers Of Frisby aud middle state rive, adioin
IN 1t;lc lines Of Cbafies Massey nicho!as Con-
per nnI her, his Hard IS also unc eayca lies
WEI well INBRED and waere5 ard = goo
PrtEs ion f Cor ;hc culture of ,obs eco, and
Hp S'eScei ent, sitnaiio0 {, the TaisIne or stock
o. al kinds. S57 IL acres on the head Of
Azseher's oreek, in the said county Of Buckiug
hkti adjoining the ards Of car, pcte, N.,v
Lghi'a'6 G yhnru and ohe,s--ab,u' ono nalf Of
th,stae IS cleared, the greater pat of v,picb has
le1pfalioV number + years consequently IN
PRISE tder Tor he pu'ong ~ &C sr1all gram IN
t1i!k vf'ieh II woi,'i bring well, If nr7pe-y nut
'nrsl1e other haf IS in wood, and of T.
sly here Is also on hisland pretty g7od
o. slng hquse. two rooms below AMI ,ns above
ssish brick chimney. viva fire pace in re ,wo
IotSfr tooT5, and Some necessary OF. houses
y 3he WHOLE of the above Lands arc now ,frrcd
f4ta'c, and uDon moderate ternls 5u' # n't
p * prIva,e y.thc fiyst tra9, wi; be laid oFip.0
tots spd SOLD, ic the hishcs bidder. n; Halifax
ttcSi own now Pe,toqsbuigl fcv miles be
inWs he said laud on the frrt MONDAY in 10
vrrnbfr next. part cash and part unon c,edi..
The oihc1 two, Is not sold before will ~ 8uck-
ingham CONT, on the second MJuday m Novena.
Der next, be sold, 10 the highes bidder a.
bnge; IN the MEANING, any one who viii buy
may peat with The proprietor living in Bucl,ing
ham eouny.
,ef Henry Bel.
beo'brehau. Aug. s. 1905 cw'NIo)
6NOGMITTED to Hanover Tail.
NJ, epfhe 26.h of Sep last negro &c. 3w
nnrof ROB who says nc j. the properly Of lohn
fsef~etof Albem7tle Tie over IS desired 20
caI. ps9eba,ges and take him away
g The Tailor
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10 hhds sugar Is brxes cotton & woo
81 bbls Dc. cards do
3e0Qih green coffee 4 fcns castings assert
10 hhds Antigua sum cd. viz. pots, oven
d. Wlndward Island skIIiers, spiders. and
do irons. teakett,cs a4d
ID bids " Z. rum Wagon boxes
II bbls do do $50 sacks sal;
J hhds ,nnlasses 100 bbls Gus herrings
casks malaga vine 81 DO whole Go
20 ,iercss x hs, whisky Is Do shad
Dtpes apple brandy 20 'b5 Spanish inGIgs
IS 81 90 do IS lbs MI n1egs
~ crates Liverpool 100 pr mems hne shoe
wave assorted 80 10 coarse do
10 DO s,onc do $50 lbs Glauber salts
ne haze ais0 on hand,
lion Loaf sugar
German Crawiey and Tanners & i.;useed OF
Biiserd Steel Nova Scotia grind
Race "a ground ginger stones
Pcpper Ground plaster in bbl
A,ep'ce Good manufactured 10
~ &, powder baoco by the kcg, 70,
Shot, ABSORBED sizes retailing
French brandy Tar
Rice Wedding hoes
Cheese Nests woodward
Thought and cue nails, Bed Cords leading lines
assorted sizes and twine
GnuT Necklace
Class ware, viz I-2 pt. Stone JUGS, butter pots
'umblers and 'ccan- Chamber pots, Wasi
tiers, assorted aize5 basons, bake pans.
fiats ehurns, &c. sc &c
w daily exped 10 receive. q quantity OF Sherry
Wine Window Class Coperass ana Alum. al
~ which Articles. we win sell a, a small advance
FOR cash. approved parcr or county produce
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond MAY 8, 1906
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NOTICE is hereby given, that a
y peition will be pseserdec To 'he next a
scmby Of Vifg u.a. pr yiug 20 reuove ,rc Couu
house IF Warwick county tom the place 1t
present stands, 20 Stoncy run, on the land OF
Ri,harl Car DEC
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Observations in opposition to the opinions
and principles, co1tended for in a pam
phlet called War in Disguise.