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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08

w;I;s,a s e,i,anpe Garter Esd, NJ. Dcnealcs
,iagentesl Patent Thfreshing Al achlne, per-
.formecSA by. Mr.. West, a most mastery beau
,ifal pi5ce Of mechanism. notwithstanding
the straw. ysas damp and the Negroe slaves
thai n It, awkward yet 6 fair tsiaL 1t
Seat out ana CLEANED upwards of four bushels
and a half in half an hour; we carefully sA'
a,nitied the straw. which was sollnhrely ciean-
cd of wheat that therein We did not Ind more
than four or five grains. q herefore, on the
y hole, / do not hesitate to. pronounce it'7ih
my Judgment, the most complete and most.
sr,,sef,l, thing of the kind which human wisdom
has yes Invented.
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NO. l..


James Deneale, Of Dumfrles, which exceeds
incorporation. Agreat number OF my neigh
bors who have seen it work, think 1t docs not
leave one grain in ten thousand unthreshed; It
seDerates the straw and chaF from the wheat.
rs it threshes.
1t possesses many advantages ever machines
ON the Scotch principle, as they will thrash
none but what goes in with the eartrst; SO
that ell tangled wheat is rot much more than
half threshed Mr. Deneale's machine thresh-
es tangled wheat or sheayes put III butt hrst,
perfectly clean.
In very dry weather Scotch machines scutch
oHsaa great number OF heads, a great many Oh
which the utmost care cannot prevent being
carried off with the stray the very ears With
out,straw are perfectly clean threshed by Mr..
Deneale's. Scotch machines, take nearly
double power to work them. speak the
boYe from experience /; as had machine on
the Scotch principle, which from the above
faults had not used for several years,ahd have
now pulled it down.
MIR. Deneale's machine viii thresh from 70,
to 200 bushels per Eday, four small mnses asad
two good horfes viii work it with great ease
and ara convinced from the slow pace they
90 that two oxen would work It.
Although my machine (which was the FIRST
erected in this part of the state) has been built
but few months, it is so well approved of
that great many more are either built or now
building; on the same construction.
1t will be shewn in operation to any gentle
men calling on the subscriber, at Beyerleys
Ford, Fauqaier county, Virginia
Stephen Milburn.
September $, 1906.
NO. 9.
4 have several4years known Mr.. Miburn
who has given the within certi6catc-he is a
sensible, Siudicious, practical farmer, and a
man of good character. Heis a native OF the
county of Northumberland, IN the kingdom of
Great Britain, and has been successful far
.mer In this country. think that great conf
sdence is to be placed in what he says.
Daniel G. Brent.
settenr5er IS, 1900.
NO 8.
have had erected on my plantation
Threshing Machine upon the model invented
by Mr.. Deneale, of Dnmfries this machine
separates the wheat from the straw more COM
pleteiy than If can be done BY treadng IN the
usual way with horses, and It VIII. 4 am per-
suaded, clean from 60 to 100 bushels per day.
find that four mules viii turn the machinery
with case.
William Chasnpe Carter.
Culhehker, 5th Sehf- 1906.
NO 4.
Induced By motives OF pRnbiic good, l wish
20 make known, that In company with some
sf my neighbours, we viewed, ON the estate OF
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John Strobe.
I LuLttitaer, 2oth NssgNst, 1906


Since the date of the above, the manager
ofthe estate of William Chanpe Carter, Esq,
Mr. Reuben Beazcley, a man OF good caarac-
ter and responsibility, who has had the COR
Quoting of the aforesaid machine, has made
the following affidavit.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
John Strobe.
CnLheiker County, TO wit:

CnJhettey County, TO wit:
This day personally appeared before me,
Mr.. Reuben Beazeley, and made oath, that
the Wheat Machine, COMMONLY called De-
neale's Patent Thresling Machine, under his
care and direction, on the estateof William
Champe Carter, Esq as the hands begin to
understand it more, gets out wheat faster than
at the beginning; and has On fair trial lately
cleaned from the straw in the space of half.an
hour. more than six bushels of wheat, and
believes It would continue to do that much as
long as the four mules that work It could re-
main at that service, until taken ont to give
them food and water. Certified under my
hand this jth day of September, 1906.
Jobs Strobe.
IHI L L. CI
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FOR SALE,
SUGAR, IN hogshesds and barrels
Coffee, by the big or thousand weight
Salt, Ia bulk AID III sacks
Turk s-IslrEd Sab.
Prime ifolasses in bog5heads--
And small quantity Of Peach Brandy g.
nsine) by rctaii.
Choice Whisky, IN bafreIs
New-EasIand Rum, il barrels
y4LG0,
4 few half barrels Of Superfne -four, ltas
produce CT this harest) Of superior nanpae
ture, for family use.
"A. Undo,
August l6. q
n. f. -Four Volumes of fuckers BlA
s,o"e, and one handsome BagSamon Boar
{ ii be s2la low if Immediately applied FOR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23
LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE.

by virtue of Deed of 'rrua, bearing date tbe
- llth April, 1901, recorded in Cumberland
Court-Oitee, to ME executed by James Deane Fran.
CTS b. Deane, and Thomas M Deane. to feeur, cor
tam FUN OF money, due by them to Joieph Gallepo-
will offer for fae, to the hgelt bidder ON the 26th
day OF May next, at Cumberland court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being part of the property.
thereby conveyed, viz.
One tract containing hundred and tbirtv e.
ven acres more or eIs tituae in the county Of Cum
berland, fix miles above the Court Houie, benz q
tract Purchaied by the iad Deanes, from Parton
SoPson' as will appear by reference to the deed of
tale on record in the faid County Court.
One tract containing two hundred and five acres,
more or lefs, ftuate in Cumberland, on the fouth
iide OF the road, leading to the Court Houle, one
mile diitant below the fame, bounded by lands of
William Beverley Langhorne, and by lands of John
Ford.
The hrlt of the above tracts, is faid to contain
prime tobacco land, and valuable timber the other
is nearly half cleared.
NJ B. BY the content of all parties intereted, the
fale will take place on the Goth day Of May next, MS
above itated, and the terms of payment will be one
and two years credit, the purchafers 20 give bonds
bearing intereit, and approved lecurity.
M. B. POTTIAUX.
April Is. (tdf)
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3fnrefgn 5nteIligente.
From a late London paper.
EXPOSE OF THE STATE OF FRANCE.
LEGISLATIVE BODY.
PARIS, March &.

PARIS, March s.
The interef Of the proceedings of the IeeiGa-
tive BODY, after the foemn openinp of tbe;r
Seiiion, was confined to the refult of the G,ru-
tiny tor the appointment of the Vice Prefdent
and Secretaries, until the Minfter of the Infe-
nor ye'erday fatisfied the impatient exoe6tati-
on of the AGembIy, and of the Public. bv en-
t,rng more at large into the confederation OF
the important fuhje6ts that had been briefly
touched upon in the Imperial Speech. M
Champagny, the Minfer, accompanied bv the
Councillors of State, Cretet and Bigot pen
menen, prefsnted himfef at the laf (iftir, of
the Legislative Body, and expatiated, in detail.
on the events that have taken place Gnce the
Coronation of the Emperor. The FOLLOWING
are the particulars of this interefting ErooS.
EXPOSE OF THE SITUATION OF THE
EMPIRE.
Gentlemen, deputies of the departments 70
the legislative body Il am commiGioned hv his
maJeity the emperor TO give you an account of
inc mutation OF the empire during the wear that
has iuf been completed.
Its defines have been fixed upon an i'm.
movable BATS: ceremony, the recollection of
which will make an epoch in the annals of DIR
hItory, has RATED the chief of the rate, and his
augut family, to that dignity which was called
tor both by the Wiibes and the interefs of
'."SN' 11dt year, you dDtiDOCd IN this place.
which was coniecrated by his prefence. Ii was
IN the midt of you, that the irit rays were ,en.
OF that immortal luftre, with which the yvig,es
ofthe people and the bleGing of Heaven have
iurrouHded him, happy preface for you in the
commencement Of your labours, and your IA.
bours have anfwered his expectation, for thew
have been ufeful to the country. The love OF
the public good, and the infpiration Of genius
nave guided all your feps and the unity
which is eftabilhed in the empire, and has been
10 iolemnly proclaimed, has increafed the har-
mony which prevailed both in your fentiments
and deliberations.
The emperor on his fide, told you, that in
Eis new honours he perceived heavy debt
which was thrown upon him. Every moment
ot his time has been conlecrated TO the diEcbargs
of this debt Yon know whether he ha, fulfil.
led his Promifes, and how far he has furpaGed
your expectations. You know with what e.
vents, or rather with what prodeies, the wear
which has hardly been completed, has been fl.
led. HAL recall them to your recollection.
without pretending 70 detail them, or defcribe
the immenie importance of their refults. Ru.
rope, fill motioDlefs with aftoniihment and fear.
France transported with admiration and love.
ditpenie me from the necefiity of fpeaklng what
ihould vainly endeavour to exprefs.
Scarcely were your Iabours ended, when
the emperor undertook to Witt part of France
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23
2ates at dnttinn.

On Friday the 23rd inf. at TIE auction room of f5e Sob
,ide'', 7rW BE- Jod for CAB, PsEt.eiy sUisbout re-
(tyOs,
a Quantity of HARDWARE and CUTLERY
IA eonGaing of.-fcythe blades, ielles, x cut, mill
PIT and handfaw files, rafps, chiIels, plane irons
drawing knives, aock locks, ring latches, round bolts
iron RIM! locks carpenters and fhoe hammers, braf
cocks, iteel nuffers, ivory, bone and buck handle
knives & forks, coffee mills waiters padlocks &c. &c
ALso-Lades' and mems fix & leather gloves, no.
mall puilicat handkerchies, mulnett, coarfe ihoes
mens fine white and black hats &C. &C.
TAYLOR u BROWN, ". Mrs.
May Is. tdC
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IMPROVED PROPERTY THE TOWN
OF MANCHESTER, FOR SALE

+ virtue OF deed oftruff, executed by Alexan-
DER and Peter Field Trent to the fubfcriber, in
oFder to lecture the payment ola fun of money there
~ lPecihed; will be offered to the highef bidder.
J% F@"' or country produce, on the 26th May next
three improved TENEMENTS, on the Main Greer
IN the town OF Manchester, viz A two iturv vellovy
houie' formerly occupied by Alher Marx, CONTAINING
TWO rooms below, and two above FAIRS, and LARGE
ana convenient Lumber Houfe. By expend,rg
iaH pm in repairing the houles attached TO this iot
1t would be rendered the NOT eligible fituaton in ,at
town tor bufnei5. The houle and lot at prefent in
'he occupancy OF Mrs. Turner, CONTAINING three
.oomlS' VIZ; TORE lumber and counting-room To
Perion who is anxious to invell his funds :, H.
grocery line, the eligibility Of this tenement. as a
itand, invites his MOI ferrous atteption-And The
nou'e' and lot adjoining Mrs. Turner, and at pre-
ient unoccuped this tenement il in GOOD -.
ana calculated 70 accommodate frnar family, 6av-
ing kitchen, Fable, SC. Should any. perC1n ~io
70 zee the above property &C. before the day of sle,
enquire OF Edward w. Trent, Richmond
Amelia, April %. XXX
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

BY Oi'tve Of DEED eff 7,ra executed BY d,esaah
MCah Of the fozOa Of Taee45aaioei and county, D,
EDen, to -4rebibald 0iek and Dqvig Buchanan ~.
ing date tie 25hb day IF Nay, 1889, /a, ErJyv pur
P2,.s f6srGi" mentioned; voHbs adm the iidfozvu
Of Iaf2abanHoek, tie 27fE day of sf.y,: ,.,t
'HREE LOFTS, known in the plan Of rbs c,id
4 town by No. /, 9, and 73, whereon the faid
M Cai at preient redes thefe lofts are very va
liable improvements, conifEp .of DWELLING Houfs
two itory high, with three rooms and a pafIaqe he
low, and three above fairs, three rooms in b
cellar with fire place in every room, and feveral
out-houies, coniilting of Kitchen, Smoke hopfe
Stable &c all of which peaantlv ftuated on tbe
river bank, and command an extenive view of th-
river above and below. A few articles Of boufhod
furniture will be fold together with thole lofts and
houfes, &c.
WW BE I'hdou tie cine day, on tie syrusiSs,
"a iRACI OF LAND, the property of faid
M Call, htuate IN the county aforefaid on Hofias'
cree" adjoining the isid town ofTap, hammock, CON
tanning by elimination, five hundred and t,yo acres
be rhe fame or lels, together with tbs 80
grit mill adjoining, which is at prefent out of repar
but may berendered very valuable at a fnall e.pepce
beng one OF the mott valuable and convenient mill
leafs IN all that part OF the country having arpe g.
convenient il-houfe two tory high built of tfone.
brick and wood, calculated for manufatfur on an
exteniive plan, 'iituate a never-faiIinp frean
WITHIN one mile OF tide water belonging to this mill
are two very convenient houles for the accommoda-
ton o. miller cooper, &c. This tract of land is qe
morally OF good quality, lies well and is well ,inbered
"lf'7'gf BE- l'a on TIE $50 day Of the fame ,poutJ.
(JIn.l at Jo6" AliAer's TaVsrn, in tbs Iaid count,
Of EE*i ''1''y
"A TRACT OF LAND, the property of faid
M Iai' htuate near iaid Millers Tavern, adioini.o
the lands OF Thomas Allen and Tofeph Man, con,ain-
ing ny elimination, one hundred and feven acre. he
the lame more or efs, being the land the faid N1CsI
Purehaied OF Richard Jefries This is good farming
land, lies well and is well timbered-Twelve months
credit will be given, upon the purchafer or purcba.
iers giving bond and in every cafe Deed of TrmN
on the property will be required to fecure the pur.
chaie money, by
GEORGE POTTIE, and
CHARLES THOMPSON.
AHo,aies in. f,t7 far tie s,edito-s Of d,e5 11'caU
Louifa, April Is. Gdrl,
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April Is.
NOTICE.


y Y 7i-tus ia deed oftru5 executed TO tbe G,b.
~ Ieriber5 By Jgje9bPoA,ard. ,r. beariug date the
1911 day Of No7,em6er s04, and recorded in tbe
county court Of Spotl1ivania, far tbs bmbole of
(e'nring tie payment IF a DEBT or debts due f-on,
fhe iaid Pollard to D0qld Bullock, zvW BIZ ex-
P9f'd TO /ahe on THE premi/e5 far ready money o.,
F'1day The 1871 day IF 5une next i: one moiefy of
TIE mil commonly called and knozvn By fbe name
Of Roser5'5 HliV,m tire !oqver end of SbofGlvania
f0"ntr-.-t2gefber qOifb one moety cfffig acres of
lana Hdt0i"ing thereto and tbe boujf5 and otber
Hb6"1e"@"ee5 thereon erefed, together zvitb ft.
tecm G"Ve5, as named and eonUeyed in t5e atare-
Jaid deed oftyuF, or 70 much oftbe afore6.ii bro.
Perty asI5aN be Iu4feieqt fslly and eomelefeiy to
carry t6e/aid deed Of tryR into e6l7. accordiag
to tbr true Intent and meaning fbeyeof
CHARLIE SAETTH,
FREDER :CK HARRLS, s 7rgHee'.
May 10. (oazystb.
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VIE lubicriber, is particularly requefed by
Melrs. A5botts aud Steward Cfuccrhars 10
iaae w Morris Of Philadelphia in the Brewing buff.
heisJ TO make known TO the citizens of Richmond,
ana the public generally, that they mean to keep him
fuPPlied from time to time with fuhc,ent ouan,;,ies
o. PORfEa * BEER from their Brewery. 20 an
t"tr the eoniumpton Of Richmond and the country
trading herewith
The iubleriber can fay with confidence, that iudg-
ing from the iamPie heretofore received that both
thG pokiER < BEER is of hyperion quality, aud
WI, De ioid as low as can be had il Philadelphia
Orders from the country will be promptly attended TO-
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
April 18. ens,y
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Sales at auttiui,.

RMPeI'0 BY 0irtue e'a decree oft5e Huaiug5' Chan
ts,y Court Js, f6e City Of Riebmond, tie perdIe-
Ohet IF ne ust'ibe,s, Monday next, at IL o'e!ex
II. M for tie benoft 9ftb9fs concerned:
THREE Hhds TOBACCO, from Wo ,d(on's In.
4 fpe&ion, marke p.
No. e57 1877 1921 On 60 days credit, for an
95e 1919 1857 approved endorled ne
95s 100 io42) gqtiable note
ALSO, at the fame time for cath, will be fold. l
fihd. TOBACCO, Rivanna Ware Houie, marked
c. M. No. l60, 1l34
PRossER & MoNCURE, ". M.
May 90. (,dC1
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John AICOCK

INFORMS the public that he has lately eRablih-
ed CABINET SHOP in the city of Richmond
on the Crols-Rreet leading up from ProGer 70 Mon.
cures Vendue-itore, and near the Fire Infurarce of
nee where he intends manufacturing all kinds Of
cabinet Ware in the mon modern lile he fa,,ers
h'nsh that thoie whomay favour him with their COM
glapnS' Wni una his work equal to any made in the
Rate, as he has provided himfel with The bsa n
terias '''"
ne VIII fell his furniture low for prompt payment,
only as his iituaton will not admit of giving credit
January 80. IT,
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LANDS FOR SALE.

THE sublcriber offers for fale on the pren,ifes in
Caroline County, on Mondly the I'd day of
June next, to tine hgheH bidder, the place he former
ly lived att called Mil Farm 1t comprires t,vo man
tatons divided by public road to be fold eparatey
or united as purchafers may with. Both have been
comfortably improved by ncoGng & manuring for
bout 2Oyears On is valuable grin mill with three
pair OF tones, good dwelling hou(e, and fevera Of
hees A Store aud Tavern have been heretofore
Kept at the place, for which it is we'll calculated. The
overieer thereon will thew the land Very long Gre
dts will be given, and good bonds received in pay
ment it being the iubfcrber'5 objee to provide BY
TINS tale towards meeting debt he has lately con-
tra6ted.
May 13. 2w
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Saies At aurtfn,l.

On Wednefday esth inf. at the Store of Mr..
Henry M'Clatchy, will be fold by auction;
a LII his STOCKin IRA DE, coniifting of
"a complete afIortment of dry goods. TO-
gether with his Houfehold Furniture.
Terms of fale for all fnI.s not exceeding 90
dollars, cath above 30 and not exceeding 100,
ninety DAYS: above 100, fix and nine months.
Notes with approved If dorfers negotiable in
the Bank of Virginia, will be required.
TAYLOR G. BROWN, Aua'rs.
May 16. tdr
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FOR SALE-Py tn. Suber;bs.

FOR SALE-Ry tie Subjs,iber:
90 Hogheads NORTHERN RUM,
20 Barrels do. do
10 Hogheads MOLASSES,
10 Quarter Caf,s SHERRY WINE.
Is do. do. MALAGA do.
IL Iierces Prime GREEN COFFEE,
90 Barrels LIVER OIL,
l53 Boxes MOULD CANDLES.
80 Reau WRITING PAPER,
100 do. WRAPPING do.
THOMAS WHITE.
May 9. nfl
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JOHN TAYLOR.
Nv.
May IS.
TO mr THOMAS BRADSHAW,

SIR,
you are not an inhabitant of this nate, and
I have not any agent therein, known to me, to
whom notice can be given, be plealed to take notice
that on the Lac Saturday June next, fhal, a, ,he
dwelling houle Of Nicholas Vaughan, in the county
Of Notoway, between the hours Of eight in the NOR
nng and leven IN The evening Of the above mentioned
day take the depoftions Of the fi Nicholas VAUGHAN
Of Jacob Seay, Nathan Fowlkes and Peter K1iybt
ODE read as evidence in uit depending in the com
ty court Of Prinee-Edward, wherein you, and others
are plaintiffs, and am defendant.
BENJAMIN BORUM
Prince Edward county, April 90. ep2mS
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= HE JhbJSriber bn7tiag reliHgni/5ed all idea ot
removing to TIE HeFern Country, DEEMS il
netii7aly TO INFORM bis friends, fbat be intend,
PtadijEHg in the courts ofRisbmond county, EAcx.
King and QUEEN, and in the diRria Of King and
queen, nd Mtbe Cbaaeay Court Of militant
burg.
JOHN HORACE UPSHAW.
H3rH 30. If
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IRISH LINEN.

Ohm HENRY has Juh Received, by the flip
- Monticello from Lverpooi-7- Sths and 4 4ths
wide IRISH LINEN, in well-aiIorted packages, each
containing about 50 pieces which he offers for fae
at low advanee-ALso, very fine 4-4ths wide ditto.
by the piece.
~ LONDON PARTICULAR MADEIRA
WINE in pipes. April 25. TOWN
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MARSHAL's SALE.

ITO BE SOLD, for ready money, under de.
cree OF the Court of the United States, for
the 9Th circuit in the Virginia pOrief, between Phi
meas Bond attorney for the creditors of Ezekiel Ed
wards pitt and David Rofs &others defendants, in or
derto fun of 1850 dolls 81 due * payable
the III day OF January lais, that valuable and W Fl
known eltate in the county of Botetourt called Fort
Lewis. The iae will be made the premiies on the
9Th day of June next.
BENZ. MoSBY, d. M. for,
JOS. SCOTT, M ". d.
April Is. tdc
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In HanoOer County Court, .Jniy sotb, 1905.
IN CHANCERY.

ByogO1, RiVes e Company, Pha
d,a7G
Risbard RiebardIoa, 81 Dudley RieBardaa, Dem.
HIS day came the plaintiffs by their council, and
L the defendant, Richard Richardfon, not having
entered his appearance, and given fecurity according
to the act OF Aii-mbly, and the rules of this cour,
aud 1t appearing the atsaGion of the court that
he is not an inhabitant of this country On the mo-
ton OF the plaintiffs it decreed and ordered that
the defendant, Richard Richardfon, do appear here
on the hrit day OF the term and an#er the bill
elthe plaintiffs and that a copy of this order be
forthwith publiihed in Tome public Newspaper, pub
iHhed in the city of Richmond, for two months fnc
ceVely and that another copy be ported the front
door OF the Court Houfe of this county.
A Copy. Tefe,
THos. POLLARD, D. c. II. c.
April Is. N2ml
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WaNingt0n, 1Iay Sd, 1906.
NOTICE rs REREBr GIYEN.

NOTICE rs REREB7- GIYEN.
MAT iealed ProPolals wifi be received by the
Ireaiurer of the United States, as Agent for the
Commltioners of the Sinking Fund, until the 18th
day OF June next neluve for the purchaie of the fol-
lowing ipecies of the public debt, viz Eight per
cent: Old Six per cent and Deferred Six per cent
Stocks with the Dividends payable on the irh of
July Oft.
Such Perions, may be delrous of contracting for
the iale OF any portion of the ftock
are requened tranimit their propoias Ealxauo nm,
der cover TO the lubcriber, fpecfying therein the
unredeemed amount and Species of faid Stocks, and
the leweh price they will accept for the fame; which
ProPolals will be opened on the 18th day of Iune
next, in the manner directed by law.
In all cafes where the terms are approved Of nav
ment will be made Immediately after the ftocks thus
Purchaed, iha have been transferred to the iubfcr
Der IN truit fer the United States
TIL. T. TUCKER.
Tregc Tn. Slater.
May 6. (lm1
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VILLA NJ GAIT.

II AS jut received, By the flip Protearefs from
London, and by 5,e ihip Iatrepid iult arrived
from Liverpool, his I,iual afTortrnent of SPRING
SooDS which is nov telling at his ufual low prices
ior cain or country Produce alto to punetua culom
ers.
May Is. en4w
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MILITARR LAND FOR SALE.
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

4 T meeting of the Board of Directors on the
n 10th of May, so6-
Rsl0fs'ed That the Stockholders be required to pay
INTO the hands of the rreafurer, the further fun of
tour dears on each lhare, on or before the 18th of
June next.
Rel0IOfd, That the Clerk be innrueed to call a
meeting OF the Stockholders, be held at Mr..
srook's tavern Saturday the l4tt June next, for
the Pupoe of deciding on bulinels of coniequence to
the company. Extraa from the minutes,
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
May IS. I'm
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TO RENT.

TOUR ROOMS, in the houre wherein 7 ro,, 1;...
4 Cellar, Kitchen, and Stable with ,bre, III
and place for carriage alto place to put coal and
wood-The tustion is healthy and pleafant. near tbe
Mare ttreet and Capitol fmall family will he Ne
terred-immediate PoileiIion may be had.
May /. oay3v
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SPRING GOODS.

HHiE Subscribers have JUN received by the fhip
Protettreis from London, a part of .heir
spring Goods, the balance daily expected by the
Intrepid from Liverpool.
ELLIS & ALLAN.
MISv S. Inn.