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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-08
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-08

h sea, Is soon a ihey quit the French
ports, to take out the dispatches. This
was the case with respect % the last |:
However, il argues favorably, tha. % iu-
tefeourse continues open, and that an
arrangement Il completed relative 10 an
Exchange Of prisoners.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-08
Now l, Opening.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
>. i their friends and the public in Sc.
neral, that they are now opening very
/. large and most excellent assortment OF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29
ateraRovta Daslp a1nartiser.
THURSDAY, Mar 20.

a rumor was aAoat yesterday, Of intelln
gence having reached Baltimore. that his
imperial and royal majesty of France and
Italy, Bonaparte, had commanded the go.
vernment of the United States TO insesdics
all commerce between Great Britain and
the said states. We do rot know whether
there are just grounds for such a report;
but we arc among those who think such
demand neither So distant nor improbable
as some might imagine. HIVE look to the
state OF Europe, and observe with what
Prompiitude the DEGREES Of Ronat ARE
have been acquiesced in by powers greater
in resources OK men aud means than @e
can pretend 10, it would not b- ve = an.
reasonable TO expect 1t nor cosd the
ideas of a stretch Of power so extraoi dina-
ry be deemed either p,esumptuous or Un-
wsrrantable. Indeed the partial and i:npo-
little proceedings of our national legislature
cannot, 10 our judgmeot, fail to accehe.
rate demand so degrading and humillat-
ing to oar country. and while they ernr
to the world disposition SO hostile to 6.
Britain and so favorable TO France, it is
not Improbable that the eagle eysd Bona
parse should overlook a conduct SO suitable
to his views, SO necessary TO his interests,
aud SO ultimately connected with ms vast
designs. When such demand shall be-
made let the crim-on OF indignation cover
the face Of evesy Anerican, or let the DE.
ciaragion of Independence be bloited from
the lablet OF our memory, aud The proud
tide Of American be forgotten forever.
(Wash. FeA)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29

then. out from the trade Of the whole world.
from the Adriatic 70 the Baltic; they are
awsd and defeated IN every bay, port and
creek: extenslos OF continental power has
added nothing TO their means of annoying
or attacking US, YET all those advantages
are to be of no value. The Acquisitions
which the enemy have secured, not from
us bur from other powers, are TO induce US
to submit to the terms they demand of US,
whilst the advantages We nave obtained
over them are not to give us any right to
demand better terms than we have con.
sen;ed to acceptlbefore We had gained such
advantages. We cannot drive The Freuch
from Genoa or Naples, and therefore we
are TO be willing to negotiate upon the has $
OF the stipulation OF the treaty OF Amiens:
that is, to give up Malta, and consent 10
be shut out of the Mediterrane IAN, thereby
enabling the French to possess themselves
not only of Malta but of Sicily.
IT lord Grenville would not have sub.
misted to make peace upon the terms of
the treaty of Amiens, when all the CONT
nent has not made peace with France, will
he consent to such terms now, when ali
the continent has not made peace with
France, and when Russia our ally, has e.
WINGED determined disposition TO continue
the war with France.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29
NORFOLK, May "a.

Arrived, iaow Wentworth, WhiteLdes, 10
days from Bafracoa. Capt. Whitesdes sailed
from Cape Francois on the 27th of April, in the
schr. Clariffa, Townisnd, of and for Ph,ladel
Phia ; on the evening of the next day, in the,
Caicos paaagc, was captued by two French pri.
vatseTs and a teiucca, aud carried into Barracoa,
alter p'un9ering hrn of his wearing apparel On,
thc &sh OF May Frcnch felucca priYaseef, came.
into sarrscoa, who had been engaged it'll Two
Baltimore schrs. mounted one long twelve poun.
der, and had forty men, GU, Of which she had
killed, aud I8 vounesd, her bows and quarter
ttove IN, her hull rigging and fails greatly intr-
ed. ahe prIvafeefsmen, declare that in conss-,
alencc OF this action, they will put 90 death
every american they meet coming from St DO.
n'ingo. Left at BaHacoa, srhr. Reynard, Ches.
Ter from this port, diicharging ;----, M'Laugh-
lin, OF and from CharleGon, bound 20 amaics,
was taken by French pIivatssr, detained two
days. given up and allowed damages, and wa.
to fail in q day Or two; John, Hathaway, go
fail from jamaica in day or two.
Ship Ticonic, partons, Sc days from, Plymouth
--Lett there the 1za March, tte.foilowins VET.
fels detained: hip Fraaklin, Dana, 90 fsil for
London the 6rtt fair wind, part Of her cargo,
damaged brig Two Masys, Bourne, OF Bottom,
bound 20 Holland, cafgo landed partly da,nap ed !:
flip AHibitlea, Of New York, beaed to Aaaer.
dam, part Of the cargo landed brig Lydia, of
Plymouth, fMass.l bound 20 Antwerp, under
quarantine; brig Dragon Of do. from Lisbon
bound TO Coranna, relealedo
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a,5 tried TO make himself
|GnglisA sonsu Sd On the appearances OF the
pasisr o.. :. s ships conducted himself in susa
|PrsOgusss ,bsf ,be government began 10
nanDs "a, said consul had given lnfors
sspecs 'I he escandre of the expected ar-
three A as;.s r palsslIs ss a million
10 p.s,.rs This suspicion %. made as s a.ass al
upon = The s d ed 10 as ou az A sspsra
rsps. and unworthy OF representing any
. sEn ,men,. Inconseqlence whereof, and
s,,h.laudlng tie snueavors made on the
DOW ,bs Epglish. The eons4l actually de.
pa. :. ! from here on board slooP OF war,
l pal'ls had come over from Gibraltar on
,,0ose 10 fetch him.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29
BOSTON, May 20.
From our correspondent at Ns1v. Bedford,
5th mo. ism

From our Correspondent at NSV. 60afofa,
5h mo. tSth
Messrs. RUSSELL & Cutler,
Arrived ,h,s day, snip Huron, capt.
Clark, ~ days from Nan!z. Captain {
brought no papers, but says nothing of
much importance had occurred. lie IN.
derstaod that an army OF $4,000, were
about to march from Paris for Denmark |;
their object 10 have the Baltic slut against
the English. On the 2osh uit. saw TWO
English cutters, spoke one, and was iu-
formed they we're then IN chase of a Pros
sian vessel. and that for Is days pfe,ious,
they had sent IN all the Prussians they met
with. Captain c. heard, however, nothing
of war at Naatz, between England aud
Prussia. Left at Nantz, ah,p Thomas,
Felger, of New York, 10 8 days; brig
Union. Briggs, from New York, just ar.
rived; snip Sally, Williams, from Charles
ton, do; big Lucy, Peckhan, of New
Bedford, from Baltimore VIA England,
having been detained there, just arrived.
Several other American vessels, names
unknown.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29
BALTIAiOKE, May 2.

Arrived laf night, sch's. Federal George,
Field, from Botcu. Paid two thtps in the bay
sourd up.
Alto, orig Eliza Ann, Thonpcr, Is days
from ST. Pleres, Mart J Lett there, 9th inf.
schr. Only naugA:cf, for New York, next aay
brig from New Orleans arrived there few
days before, with 1900 CHS. Aour, which fht
fold at iesen dollars per bbls the cu,rcnt price
OFF Cape Henry, fpoke fchr. Highland, from
GuAdaoupt Tor Alexandria. Passed in the bay
Chip Ranger, fIoua Dover. OFF Patuxent, Jofepb
and Pbeb,, from Bremen. OFF North Point,
light lhip. OFF Annapolis, schr. Somerfer,
and sno,her schoonern the river.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29
PUBLIC SALE.

TO MORROW,
At re O'clock. viii &c 10 &, at the VENUE,
Store, Tor Tie bertiiI Of III. u derwsi,rrs,
= pieces o;ff Superhne Cloth, and
one piece OF Caihmere:
Dsmaged on board TIE hip 'EoSerpnze, Or
he. pai!age trcu L;verpcol.
s'kfAiE 6. Marlteller.
Msv 20,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29
Spring Goods.
/. & NJ. SCHOLFIELD.

i1aVs igf rseefVts,
A large and general aaoErment OF G 0 0 D s.,
luitaa!c to the .,afon, which hey will fell
at mott reduced prices for ee@ osy, OF good
notes negocisble in the bark Of Alexandria:
uagGqias Of f9e .t0lIocpisg Ar'sls',
CUPERFINE CLOTHS
- EIft chop long nankee1a
Do. do. thort dc.
Do. de-. blue do.
Cotton catiimeres
CuiraGss battas
Cciiahs, lannss
PLAIN anu laced cambria
Do. and figured lsnoes
Crois. bard Italian .ks
Sh4mbgay mullins, aiiortsa
Laced camb.ic ihawls
Fieuu,d isnae lhsw!s
Plain anu crois bar d cambiic G,aWls
Bruwn and white plstiilss
Shi ting Cambria
-Dowlss
German iihesiing
Brown do
Dlm:ties, aiforted
Cambiic dimIiy
Chntz:s ana cahcoss
MartelIles vsa paste'"
Ga lsl". .1,, clown.
Saitners, aGortsd
Eng iii iewing iiiEls, seor,ed
Threads, sdoIsd
Yellow, red, nine and Drown esnaaAoes
Goiorsd cambria,
g2'ra.s
Ida and Bri.ith book mullins
Madras handketcAieis
Romal do.
Grandrils
LADIES and GensIemsns' cc:ton ard fix
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,augR tSnifh,

laugh iSinlth,
Has now received o. Sc William sod John
toe Eoterpriz., and 81: intrepid, from Lin
vepool,
Il e6mStts tgart1srf IF
9 i F. Z n ) wv A K l..
ON HAGp,
GLASS WAKE ~.
Liverpool flowed lai!
Stone ware -
P.Pu 81
New. Gable srna&oSss
E'ack bottles
Wind CIV gisi., &c. &c.
May 40. -. 2aw5y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11
(covq'YNvEO D. }

WE have, iii lllowcd, swamps and de-
sertS; 5ut there are neither of such II cha
racter or size as % intcrpose any formida-
bic obstacles 70 intercourse. Most of the
former are or viii be extremely valuable
from the nature Of the timber that grows
upon them, which is generally the cypress,
the pine on the cedar, and which are usu
a.iy Of the most Costly kind, and from their
ultimate conversion into the richest mca-
dcws. For when the country adjacent In
them shall be thickly settled, there is
scarcely any expense incurred in their
draining and clearing that will not he more
tnan returned 70 thcir proprietors. Anon.
the most considerable OF these are the C
dar swamp Of Virginia, Astounding in the
cedar and cypress, both in valuable wood
tho Dismal swamp of Virginia and North
Carolina arc covered with white and rod
oaks, pines, juniper and cypress--thc Ekan.
sanoso, producing n variety of valuable
timber, AID comprising a great deal Of ;cr-
Tile cultivated land. In describing these
pinkcrton remarks that ssthe large tract IN
the eastern part o. Virginia aud North ca
roina, called the Dismal swamp, occupies
ABOUT 10000 acres but it is entirely CO.
vered with trees, juniper and cypress on
the more moist parts, and or the dricr white
ahd red oaks, and q variety of pines.
These trees attain prodigious size and
among thcn there is often thick brush
wood, SO as to render the swamp imperyi.
Jus, While other forests in North Amer;ca
are frequently free from underwood. Cane
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11
EDUCATION.


THE subscriber respectfully informs tho
public, that he will continue his
ScHooI. at his house in the lower end of
Albemarle county, where he teaches the
Greek and Latin ic.,emGyca, the EneiisA
language GrammaticaIlv, Com" 2sifio,s, and
the Rvdimezts ot the Mathematics.
His price for boarding and tuition, where
scholars find their own beds and furniture,
is twcnty-eight pounds for ten months, ore
third in advance, the balance 1T the c>pi-
ration Of the ,tcrn--Two months of the
year, May and October, are allowed as va
cation. Where washing and mending are
done, his price is thirty-two pounds, terms
as absye--For tuition alone his price is
eight pounds one half in advance, the ba-
lance at the end of six months.
Parents who place their children under
his instruction, may rest assured, that par
tcniar attention viii be paid to their mo-
rils, and every assistance afforded to pre-
mote their learning.
To accommodate parents who feel dis
posed . educate their daughters, would
board six or eight little girls
JAMES CT. WADDIL.
October 9TH, 1906 2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11
Gloucester Lo7p orQu7.as.
FOR SALE.

I'M the premises, the second day of ia
~ nuary, 1907, a TRACT of LAND, v
ing on branch Of Severn River, in the
county of Gloucester, containing by estima-
ton 348 acres about one hundred of which
are cleared and very fertile, the remain
der, well covered with oak and pine of
superior qualify. The oak timber (Which
is most ahund4nt) is supposed, by ali &C
qn2inted with the land to be the best, in
this part of the country, either for slaves,
or snip building. From the timber alone,
4 nett sual may be made, equal to the pur-
Chase money. On the premises are dwell
ing house, commodious quarter and large
barn, all in good repair, likewise, corn
house and stable
NO situation possesses greater advantages
than this The ne;ghborhood, good one,
and Severn River, justly ranking among
the first, for FISH and oysters, at your door.
Should the purchaser be inclined to add to
his tract, lie may do it, most probably in
what quantities he may think proper, as
two tracts of land adjoining, viii in short
time be divided among several legatces
Persons. wishing to view the land, will
apply to Mr. STERLING SEAwELL, on
the premises, or to the subscriber residing
in the neighborhood.
Terms of sale viii be made known on
the day, and viii re as accommodating as
possible. JOHN 3. SEAIYELL, Ex'r.
NIB The above land sold by direction
of the will OF John Seaweli, dec.
ew LBS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11
Eahn's true and genuine
German Corn PIQieer,

An infsIi5Ie remedy for cofus, .pecdiIy renov-
Sng rhcr root aud branch without giving pain.
The Genuine Pcrifan Lotion.
So celebrated among tbs fafaionable through
out Earope, as an invaluable eofu,etie, perfectly
Innocent and fate, frsc from eorrofve and repel.
-est minerals (the bsGsot other Io,ions) and Of IN
Paralisled c.hcaeY IN preventing and removing
Ierlhes in the lace and kin, Of every kind
pss,icuisriy fteeklcs, pimples, inhammatory red
Deis, fcurfS. teuers, rims worms, fun burns,
priekly heas &c.,--The Periian Lntion operates
mildly, without impeding that nstursl, infenGbls
peripirston. which IL sdcntial to health yet lis
eEs9s arc fpecdy and permanent rendering the
psin deestely fof, and clear improving the COM
ple1ion, aud refiOring the bloom OF youth--ne-
yer falling 20 render an ordinary eountensnee
beautiful. and handfosie one mere 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11
Tie Rel0rati0e POc0der far tb!
Tecfh and GNmt.
HAJNT,s CsNrJfNR RYR WATpp

HA9N's GENUINE EYE WATER,
foverign remedy Tor all difeafes of ire eyes
whether the cleo beastursl weakness or Of a-ei-
dent, ipeedily removing iniiammasions, dehua,.
ons OF rhsum, duiinefs, itching and films on the
yes never failing to enre thofe msladies which,
fre7sen;l7 fuecesd the frnall pox, nlca1es aud fe
wees, and wonderfully strengthening TO weat
hgAt. Hundreds bave experienced Il, excellent
virtues when nosEly deprived OF fight.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11
Ironmongery, Hardware,

Amongst which arc carpenters, black
smiths and ether Mechanics Tools !;
building IN 7terials of alfN kinds, such as
Locks, Hinges, Nails, &c. Farmers and
Household utensils, viz. Trace chains, Hoes,
Straw knives, Grass Scyths, Sickles, Knives
and Forks, Spoons, Grid irons Smoothing
irons, And irons, Shoyeis, longs and Pokers,
coal Curriers' and Siftcrs, Wire Tenders,
Pots and Kettles, Steam kettles, Tea ket-
ties, Coffee Mills, Waffle irons, Warming
pans, Tin in boxes, Iron and Brass wire,
Bar lead, Patent Shot, Sheet iron, close and
open Stoves for burning coal, tanning mill
Wheels, Mil Saws, German Steel, Wrought
and cut Nails and Brads, Window Glass
10 by 8, by Q, IL by 10, II by 10, and 10
by IS, Scin Twine, Glue, Patent Windsor
shaving Soap, an assortment of Brushes, with
a great variety Of other articles too numc4
rous to insert. The above goods are laid in
on the best terms or cash, * will be sold on
like good term for cash, country produce
or approved paper 1T a short date.
.Hlso, for SUE, a Consignment Of Three
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11
10 NIX w
HAMULTON'S
Grand ReRorafipe,

Il recommended as invaluable -ncdicine for
che fpeedy relief and permanent cure of the vsri
Gus complaints waich refult from diiipated plea
fures -juvenileindige. stons climates
unfauoutab.e to the conlitution the immode
rate ufe OF tea frequent intoxieation or any o.
ther dcftruaige intenpcranee-the unikilul or
extcnive ufe OF mercury the dheafss peculiar
TO females at a certain period of liie-bad lyings
in, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11
ron SALE rs AB6vE,
-Hamiifon's E0s7cs and Extract Of

iNfftdF0,
A-fafc and effeaual remedy for acute and
chronic Rheum, tifm, Govt Rheumatic Gou,,
Paiiy, I.urnbago. NsmSnels, White Swellings,
Chiibiaiis, Sprains, BruiieJ Pain in the Face aud
Neck, c.
FOUND OF cusE
!. For the prevention and cure ~ Bilious and Ma
iynans Fevers i recommended
:. Hairs dnii- Biii0as fiHs. :,
The operation o. ehcfe pill, - perfectly mild,
60 as TO BE ufcd with fafe,7 by pcffono in every
G,uz;ion, and OF every age.
Hamilton Elixir,
A fovercign remedy for Colds, Obflinass
Cough, Anhnay Sore rhroats, aud approach
ing Confpnpt;ons.
To Parent. who may have children afiiaed with
Tie Hopping Coasb.
This direovcr; ia OF the Era rnsgnitude, as it
afford. immediate relief, check, the progreis,
and in fhoEt time entirely removes the floii
tru: difordsr 20 which children are liable The
Bixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and the dofe 10
small, that no difficulty arifcs in t,kngit.
From LU FHER MARIAN cfq. attorney &c
neral Of che GATE Of Maryland
GENrEsMEN--I comply with your requeft in
Aa,ing my opinion OF Haniiton's Elixir. IL IA.
been ufed in my family for two or three years
PAD with uniform Guceefs, whenever colds
coughs or fimiIas complaints have rendered medi-
cine necefary. have myfeif found Il an excel.
lent and agreeable remedy foi q very painful and
troubIefoms sHs5tion OF the breah accom- psni.o
with foreneis, and with ob:truSted add difficult,
.bYcs.hing
On theie accounts, 90 not hefi,ate 10 reconi-
mead Iaa'iltons Elixir a. valuable medicine
and defervIng public attention
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11
ADKERTYsEAfEAT

WILL BE SOLD, on Monday the 18th
" November, if fair, If not the next fair
day, at the late dwelling house of Daniel
hiprrissett, dec. in Chesterfield COUNTY, On
James river, near the Coal Pis.s; ali the
stock of FORSES, C.4TTLE S VoGS,
household and kitchen FURNITURE.
plantation UTR.N'yILS, and the crop Of
CORN and FODDER. Twelve months
credit will be allowed the purchaser on all
sums above five dollars, BY giving bond with
approved security, to bear interest from the
date if not punctually paid; for all Sums
under, cash must DC paid.-A1l those that
are Indebted to the said estate will make
payment Immediately; and all those that
have claims against the said estate, must
bring them in well authenticated by the
day of sale, 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11

Consisting of Blankets, Ga low priced
blue Cloths, and rcd and yellow FlanneIs,
at moderate price and liberal credit for
approved paper--an elegant gold repeating
Watch, bargain--Boltiug Cloths.
Richmond, October 21st, 1900 wee
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11
from qns vA4IoyAL 1NrxLL1c9xcss.

ddvantaSes efngion, with All inquiry into
me c0"thatibiHfy Of republican govern
Ment with an e.rfs7siUe territory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11

Cory II a letter from Mr.. Hery Alderman, P,ict.
fIyc- M,gasine-st'cet near Broadsay, San.
"a 1904
SIR lit would be ungratefu' were 1 20 with.
hold my tctinony in favor of Hamilton's Worm
Dsaroyiug Lozenges bad been between FIVE
ana fix years PAD much indiipofed. aud ia,tcry
often tornIcntet with feverc gripng aud pains 81
{, the bowels. troubled with ofcnGge breath, ana;
with violent feverfh fit,, AID other obvious fynip.
toms OF worms. bu, frequently hearipg you
: .Yarm Lozeuges recommended in cafes lnilsrt to
mine, determined on trial o. then, as u,y lan
= reiource. The frrR dofe evacuated twelve c.
thir'ecn tee, o. tape worm, two other dofe> were
taken which brought away aquanti.Y o, matte
Ike broken 1cins and pieces OF worms. fuppof,
the taPc worm. voidcd At different times muit
have exceeded forty fce.. The aInoa IN
credible btrc6. l received from, this medicine,
in'uced ne co give dole 20 child Of mine who
J. was pinrg and ichly it produesd the fame good
tfela in tti9 infanec, czpeling warm OF dit
ferent kind, iron nine 70 twelve inches long, and
at the fame sine referring good as,e of health.
remain, Sir, yours, -lc.
henry ACKggMaN.
80 Mr. Richard Lee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-11
STORE OF
lronmonge'y, Haa.dpare,
&c GSG.
% q.

DREAM e TOILET, opposite to
11 Messrs. Taylor and Browns auction
store, and next door to Doctor Wartllaw,
havejust received from England, large and
general assortment Of
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BUcrlvcpAM COUNTY,, 10 vr7..

SUcKKNCHAM COUNTY, 10 ryT7:
E<AkEN up By Thomas Bondur..nt, q
black H0RSE, about 4 feee o inches
high, supposed be years old this spring,
has two small wllite spots on his near hut
tock, which appears TO be a brand, has
some white heirs in his forehead, a scar on
his lett foot lock joint, a switch tail and
hanging name, and whoa touched behind is
apt to kick up. Appraised to 90 dollars
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" DIscogERTEs or LRw1s avn mrs PR
TT IN LoCISIANA."
a fresh supply Of thc above interesting
work is just received and for sale at this
Office.
October 25. if
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HALEY COLE, and2
THOMP. BLUNT, &C )

October 2ith, 1906. St.
y. $. AZ the same timc and place will he
Rented, the .nL,AN Triton; and the
NEGROES hired out belonging to The sdd
estate, and terms made known ON the dav,
by the guardians.