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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

R Wanted ImmediatelY,
AT this Office, as an. AppREMr-'
"A ICE to the Printing Buinefs, a
Smart, Active LAD, ID orsIs years
of age.-1FOne from the Country
would be preferred.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS
ID ENG appointed commifionep by the ho-
ID notable Court of Probate. for the Town
OF North Kingaown. 70 receive and examine
the claims of tho creditors 20 the ERate Of
EJNIcE PHILLIPS.
Jingle woman, late OF faid Town. dece sled. rep
rcicnsed infovent, hereby notify all perfons ha-
wing any demands ,sainft fsid ERsre, TO exhibit
the fame 10 either of Us the fubfcrbers al our
REFLECTIVE dwellings, at any time wi,hio Twelve
months from the date hereof, being the tine al
owed by faid Court.
GEORGE THOMAS, I C.m-H
DANIEL'E. UPDlKE, ! Eax,n.
All pesions indebted to Eaa,c, are reqaeaed
10 make immediate payment to
DANIEL WALL, .ddmis;ayatsy.
North Kingaown, Feb. Ic. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17
For Sale,

Four bufhels of Garden Peafe,
10 BE SOLD Br
DURRINGTON ANTHONY, IN Poftf.
ID mouth. wssssnted good and Of the lar
years ero~sh, viz. Early Chsritoo. Msrowfafs,
two podded. and Spsnifh Dwsffs.--Ab.
100 buihels clean Barley.
Frs. 5, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

the expediency If 70 far amending 'ne sei TO
regulate the collection OF duties upon imports
AID tonnage, ~ TO extend tho time for taking
the oath and giving bond in cafes OF goods cx-
ported for drawback , and TO authorize tho
Comptroller OF ihc Trafusy TO grant relief TO
thofe Who have forfeited their elaine TO dcbcns
tafes by exceeding The ten days aGgned by law
tor ,akirg the oath and giving bond. where no
intention OF frasd fhall appear.
Mr.. Leib obiesved, that IL would befecollcc-
ted that therefore ., every ieflion OF Congrefs
petitions had been offered complaining Of hard.
fhips under this aet and ioliei,ing relief. II re-
,ircfs were TO be given, il ought 10 be under d
rsse il would be allowed to be Advisable TO in-
aitute sn enquiry into the exped ieucy OF MAKE
ing fueh psosiGon.
MIR. Crowniafhied hoped the reference would
oblsio, a. be had been acquainted with fevefsI
hard cafes under the pfeient proviious flaw.
The fcfolstiun was sfreed 20.
MI. Crowoipfhie,d attracted the attention Of
the Houfe 10 another provilon under the fsmo
act, that related TO the 6ze OF the caiks and the
weight ot the PACKAGE in which is 10 made ne
csfary TO import fundry articles. He ~n of
the opinion that fomc of thefe rehritiions wero
ufeIeh for the protection Of the revense, 81 the
fame time thar they embausHed the merchant.
II this were 70 they nigh, be difpenfed with
To make the proper enquiry on this point he
moved the following refolotion
Rsjsived, That the COMMITTEES OF Commerce
and MansfattuSes be inRrutied TO con6der tho
expedicncy Of amending the sd 20 regulate rhs
collection OF duties on imports and tonnage. 10
far % relates TO the imponstion Of NAL, Liquors.
dailicd fpirts, and, loaf and lump fsgsf 10 g. s.
vefIcls OF packages Of limited capacity and
weight, and to report theron BY bill or otber-
vile.
Agreed to.
Mr.. AlRon remarked that memorial from
sumber Of merchsats Of North Csrplins, pray
ing for the easblihmens Of . port of entry 20
Plymouth had been prefensed at the Isfi fefl'on
to which eHea bill had been brosghs in bss
thar owing 10 TIE preHuse Of important buGsefs
!, had either been Ssjetaed OF pohponed. He
wifhed the fobjed TO be sgsin taken insc con6-
derssion. To which end he moved the reses-
ence Of the memorial to the COMMITTEES Of Coa-
merce and Msnafsdsres.
Agreed 10.
Mr.. Vsroam fsid il woeId be recolIeecd that
the roles and reeslssions for the government Of
the sfmy had ssvsf bssa ssssivsd lnes the ss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER.


TnuaspAY, Dec. s.
Mr.. John c. Smith. obierved that the Houfc
a, shcif lail fefion, had had before them iub-
lea OF conGdersble importance. which not bav-
ing been then je6niiively acted upon, he thought
il would he proper again TO take into ccntidefs-
tion. He therefore moved the following &c
foiuiion
5 kosiUed, That committee be appointed 10
enquue whether any, and, IL any, what dcicrip-
tion OF claims againk the United States are bar
red by the fsuIe of limitations, which IN rea-
Ton and jUifice ought TO be provided for. and
thst faid committee be suthonfed TO report
thereon by bill or othefwife. q
This refolotiou was Immediately conGdered,
agreed 10 and feferred to . committee OF feven.
teen members.
A measgc vas received from the Senate ad-
viGng OF their appointment OF Mr.. Gilman on
their part on the commiftee OF enrolrnent.-
whereupon the Houfe appointed committee
ON their part.
On motion Of Mr.. Conrad the follovirg re.
foIution was adopted
ReJoIrsl, That The door keeper of this
Houie be allowed the fame fam, ~ has hereto
fore beeo SLOWED, for the purpofe Of employing
fuCn suo 0ObtSe w SbsusS w sAS>ss~ 49,
dsties Of bis once.
Mr.. Leib moved the following reiolution
RsfsIvsl, That COMMITTEES be sppoinfcd to
enquire whether any, and If ahy. ~hst alfers.
ticns ought to be made 10 the sd to regulate
and 6x the compen fstion Of the officers Of the
Senate and Hooie Of RepSefen sstives.
Mr. Leib faid II would be fecoIetted that At
the eod Of every feiEion heretofore, il had been
ufuaI to iubmit proportions for an extra sllo~-
ance to the officers ofthe Hoose. Il was dehr.
able tha, the compensation Of the omces ihould
be fixed. Thar they night be sxed, and that
no fimiIsr propoG,ion fhooId be offered heraf-
ter. sss his rcafon for offering this refoution.
The Hopfe Immediately took IL up agreed 20
il, and referred is to . committee Of ihrce
members.
On motion Of Mr.. Lewis the petitions here
sofore prefensed for and sgsinA bfidge scfofs
the Potomac at the city Of Wilmington. re.
fefsed to committee of Eve members
FRIoAY, December 8.
Mr.. Leib offered the following refolntion.
Re)sIvex, That the Committee Of Commerce
and Mzaufaaa area be ipAruE1cd 10 enquire into
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
CHARLES D'WOLFE,

He, inf yectrvtd. and tsy jak. at Dir Sssre is
B,yaoi. f5e failsroing artielss. ris.
y AISINS. cslk and box, frefh, aod Of ex-
IN cellen. qaal,sy. jea received from Mala-
ga a'fn Cattle Soap. fweet Oil in boxes of 80
Ak. and boxes Of n bottles; Claret Wine in
eslx, Of 90 gLIops Silks Of various colour,
I,aiian Luteftrings plain, ariped and crofs- bar
red. and two traaks of fswipg Silks various
colours.
RyiRol. Der. n.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
JOB SHERMAN

-
Has reeeivtI a CssEesmexf af
So fides fole Leather
Neat's Leather
Calf Skins and Boot Lees. ALSO.
A very sx,entive sa,nment of DRY GOODS.
Cese1isg y
Supef6ne Brcadcloshs and calkmsres
Common do. do.
Royal Puent Cord fancy do.
Veivet. and 1hickietts
Toilnen and Ssanz.down
Bombafiets and poPplsnets
Wildboses
RsfIeils and Caiimsncoes
Flannels and Baizes
Ditcitirs and Calicoes
Grape
Real Colrain Linens, by piece or yard
Leather do.
Pis.tIlas do.
Blown do.
Kufiis Shcetiug. white and brown
Sufpenders, by dozen or Gosle
A variety Of Checks by pisce
Check Handkerchief do.
India Moflins
Home made do. for fhifiing, very nice
Cotton Bcdticks and Cotton Yarn
A variety of Men and Womeo, Shoes
Cameis Hair fhawls
Silk Gloves
Piece Green Moreen
Blankets and Rugs
Cotton and Silk Umbrcllss
Carolina and French Indigo.
GROCERIES as ufual---
Among which are FIVE kinda Of TIAs and Coz
"a fhels.
The above articles with maay Others, too
Numerous to mention in an sdvertifenent, viii
be Sold on the mo8 moderate terms.
Nrsspof, iatb No. 4ib. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
FOR SALE BT
SAMUEL VERNON, jun.
Sherry Wine.

OHCT7v WIYIS,
A few boxes white and brown SUGAR,
Cognac Brandy,--Holland Geneva. .--Vef-
disreafe.-and Loaf SUGAR, at his Store on
the Long Wharf. Nrwtsrf. Sep. IS.
Now Landing. At Long Wharf. the Cargo Of
the fhip GRoReI WAsHixeroN. from
St. Peterfbafgh.
cesssi.y IF
90 Tons Clean Hemp.
As do. old Sable Iron. 1a.,h.
40 do. new do. do. =" oa"'
Is do. old do. do. aaorted, :. I, and !
inches kquare.
. do. Yellow TsIlows
. do. Flax.
Rufia and Ravens DUCK, Of the 6rft
quality, for fale. by
For Cam or unqaeaiossbls Nst0. ssJ, At
either Back. 4
Newport, Oesober 81. rses.
10 BE SOLD BIZ
JOHN * HENRY CAHOONE,
Ne. IS. B&sjst'' Nbs1,
A new & correct Chart
nF Looz. Iflapd Soand, from Montssk
" Poipt to Frog Point. inclodise Fifhes's
Iilsud Sound, and Watch Hill Reef. Psb,ih.
Cd loo. ~, 1905, BY Js6s C~5~ss, kswpo7t,
and Meal Fslisl. New .Losdse.
NssPoIs, July y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS

REING appointed csmm'nioners by the Ho-
- norabie Court Of P opa'e, for the Town
OF North. Kingaown. TO receive and examine
the claims Of the creditors TO the Eaase of
EUA1CE PHILLIPS.
Jingle woman. late OF faid Town. decesied. req
reiented inioIvent. hereby sot,fy all perions ha.
wing any demands aeainR fsid Eaate. to exhibit
the fame 20 either OF us the iSbicribeu at car
REFLECTIVE dwellings, a, any time within Twelve
months from the date hereof. being the time al.
owed by faid Court.
GEORGE THOMAS, I CsmmlG
DANIEL +. UPDIKE, 7 Gene,s.
All perions indebted 20 Easte, are requet cd
20 make immediate payment to
DANIEL WALL. ASminis,aior.
North. Kipgaown, Feb. 10, lsc6.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
s. TO BE SOLD,
90 Barrels good Prime Pork,
zoo Bulheh Good Rye,
1000 lbs. Hogs Lard. Enquire Of,
SIMPSON x BARKER.
Newport, Feb. n.
FO r S ALE.

FOR ALE.
THE iubicubsn, Drveii,sg Hsyi, black.
4 imilas Shop, Goal Houie. and Stable.
and two acres OF goood LAND well fenced,
with between forty and fifty apple trees. of in.
grated ssuii growing on the prcmiies. With an
Excellent well OF ~a,er near the heufc. The
pTemlie' ase piesian,ly htssted on the pot
road. leading to Pawcatack, about foufteen
miles sron the terry lezdioe to Ne spost. An
indnpa,able title will ic given.
JAMES CONGDON.
SsHte-KirgSeeps, fsS,say z7tS 1906.
"HE inbfcribcr having come to the de:crn.i-
= at,oas OF pubiiibing an EripUe of ,he
EdinbaIgh Difpenta.ory. viii thankful receive
the obferva'ions and opinions Of Ply ician,. az
10 the sriaoeement, 70 faat il made Al safy
pocket volume--and Of what may be rctsiusti.
and what expunsed.
: SAMUEL PERRY, Jan.
South-Kingaown, Feb. o. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
LETTER

"A
From s Secretary tbs Macy inas climate gfs annual ssssns
Importing 0tlua v, the sbak laf and aahsr txt
belonging fbs Macy the United States panan 9s rusn Of the
Houe yffbe a4binR y,
of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

FRIoAY, December 8.
Nh. Leib offered the following refolation.
Re/slvex, That the Committee of Commesce
and MAnufskssfes be iparueaed 10 enquire into
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
Benjamin T. Chandler

Benjamin T. Chandler
rs opening At his Shop No. 9. Cheap Side
4 Providence, directly oppo6te the Rege, Wia-
H4ms Bank. large aaorment Of
Ingram q Scotch Floor Carpefing,,
which wiI be fold as cheap a. can he psrchsfed
in the Ssafe. Alfo, . large sgormenf Of
Dry CooDs,
lower than ufssl.
Augs& 70, Nv.
FOR SALE,
ACOOD SECOND HAND CHASE
En,,oire Of che Pfintsr.
Newport, Feb. isth, Iss<.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13
70 BE LE7.

The upper part Of Dwelling Houfr, With a
convenient kitchen below, with the privilege
Of the Fpun,sin water, leading in faid kitchen.
with an excellent GeIlsr.-ApPly q, above.
N,1peo,f, January "A. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-13

SIR, tf 'sr
IN obedience the 'efuion Of the houe Representatives. of,he s4t ina
ence for h nmai whch climate OF the
alsal siy, hole M vedsh, bon
United States. have the honor be-, .s K
Refpetauly, Sir.
Yoar mott obdent fcans
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-14
2. RANDOLPH's SPEECH,

IN the Hsufe Of Representatives Of tks United
States, March sth, on the Reiolution offer
ed by Mr.. CKEes, TO prohibit the inporta-
lion Of Rritih manufactures.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
Runaway Negro.


yp M AWAY from the subscriber, eariA
& & insFU}yss agra asannarned GRAsH.fUf
Ee is about So years of age, 5 feet ID ihehcs
Or feet high, OF . tawny, complexion, has
scar on one Of his Jaws or side of}lls face form
ing a half circle, ! think it IS on the right,
but a.1a not. positive. He IS 81 SHIN made fel-
low, With bushy head, and when spoken to
has xc,ary and clown look. When he, went a
way he had green round coat, buff celored
breaches, with hoaespua cieathlng, and has
never bsen accustomed TO any work but IN the
crop ar aeld. have understood he has eros
sed the Potomac about Britain's Bay, over IN
to MARYLAND. expect he has procured pass
ard viii endea, or to appear as a freeman
Ali srlasters of vessels and others are fore
warned from hariooring or carrying him away
.uadsr the penalty of the law.
/ viii give 2ssenfy DetAars reward if taken
in MARYLAND, or Fifteen if taken iR the North
esn Neck, so that | get him again,
George Christopher.
EYestnlOreland County, Yir2
l4th September 5 20 dit
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
TEN DOLLARS
September 4.

M I'LL be given as q reward for appre-
w hending a dark naaaatta boy, Called
G1Ibfs ,fabura--he is abput "A years pf age,
smaH features, slender made, very Eong}eye-
lashes and high foreEead--he is active and
brisk, and at times has some small ippedi-
raent in his speech. His. Clothes were made
of good tickIenbprg, and were new when he
EFT home about niae weeks ago. ], hired his4ta
from Mr.. M Flsnnery, and have had hi,p
nearly three wears In the sugar house. Ite
has been harbored By some negroes near the
plantations of Mr.. James Irwin and Messrs.
Korn and Wisemiller AIRY reasonable ex-
pences WILDE added The reward on bringing
him to nay sugar-heuse.
William S, Moore.
September 90; at
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04

" He dclon<iaats Aleyaadcr Henderson,,
4 jula. and .ioan and Bennett ferpes, act
fSaFils catered sl,tir appearance and given g.
eti'ity ,ccor Ing 70 the act 81 .s5crssJiy and tne
rs.les ofsnis court, ana il Appearing 70 the sais-
faction Of tic court: npon AFFIDAVIT, that tle
sad defendants I. alexander Henderson, Junior,
alla to5.a a5l Bennett Forbes, are not inisass
ants Of t.4s aict.ict,on mesi9a Of the said COM
plsiaants By ti2eiv counsel, ii is ordered, tat
sse sid tlefc&ta1ats 10 appear here on the R'sf
d4ysef AoVe.Hber term next. and a'2swcr tie
Rii Of tho co.nPl.ja>atss: and that d CODY otthis
ender DC !,l.f;c IN ;l.se<ed in bot: oi7sle pub
nc newspapers Putiisiael in a Iexaildria toE t"o
3R.on1hs .sagcesait<!y, andgthat a4other copy be
pesfed Al ne 4cat l.sog of tAe court hense of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
Fatsnt Elastic Stsspenders,

-
70 Sc lad, zaioi.Seks a'sdsesgi}. ot the fatea'ee
7sest 9sar 6fl,%3 f1r.. ,9zeeGAEtr Ei'Ksnzis' ).
io7gr~ s7d u I1ri7sse street, .f!@rdad,io.
N{G,Y sui pass aay vet ext9pt, for ease, e
= 2eg:llas, &c. Masters q vessels and
lothe.s gsntlcraea going so the West Indies,
Spanish Main, sc. may be furnished with an
assor!s2errt, and 3 ss'c.N allowance TO thcs- whc
purchase ~ the quantity.
N.B. The hntsoes on5the b.ck paris of TIE
vais,bsna ought TO be placed the same distance
frosl each other, as tie TWO center buttons on
the Suspeeiers, to prevent improper stlaslrngg
and tlsogeAT destroying .s.ease-desagEsedin
construction 81 tbe article.
,aaIg,s RICHARD TIORWELI..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
SATURDAY. ncTosEa 4, a8o6.
"A MILLER WANTED.

One who can come well recommended wall
find ensp.oys ent by applying tcthe sdbscriasr
In Alexandria. +. giAaNEh.3
. 9th mo: o. 9th, 1906, IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
lsrs1cr OF CoLrMn1A, COUNTY OF ALhxA

GA, Dwight Metcais, & Jo- "a
seph B4xter, jun. trading :
under the firm OF Faxon, <
Mctcalf and Co. DTS. ~,,s,..
n HIE defendant Ihonas White, noreEting
Il entered lis appearance and given secu-
riey according q the act:of assembly and the,
rules afthis court, and.it appearing to the ga
i8iaction Of the court, upon affidavit, that ts
said Defendant TIon.as White, mot AN inha-
bitant Of this dastrict--en motion of ths COM
phdnant by his counsel, it ia orderfa,l that the
said defendant ThcriIas White, do. appear here
en- the, first day: of November taTtn next and
enter, his appearafseeSto the suit and give Sc
curity for performing the decsees of the court,
and that the, ots3er defendants Faxon, hetcaF
and Company, de notpay away, convey or So
crete, the debts by them owing to q, the estate
or effects in their kands beiosfging to the said
absent defendant Thomas White, until the
further order o., decree Of the court; and thar
copy of THIS order be forthwith inserted III
both Of the pubic newspapers. published i,
this county for two months successiyely, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
of the court house Of said county.
A copy-Feste.
! G. Deneale, 6. 9.
September Is, dam
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04

Az TEE YEN4gx STORE,
f,sraer OF Ptssnce ard Mater streets,
asglssy # Dsy Goods, l'yaasrses, sc.
a ps-s;,tslass al Rkch asR be expr.essea Ia S
4 ghe bills OF xhe. day
All, hSn4s Of goods slTsch are con ilrza q
.-sr,d tssc rsiceS Of zxhlrh are established
-, .axy sssas lac viewed and purchased at the
49, Es1sszzfioa and p6ac1s-
r. C. NiaIsteller, v. N.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04

A ccPy Tes:e,
G. Deneale, &C.
Septe;@ber 20. dim
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e. EDUAIIoN.

T<IE inhebitantsnf A.Iexand llaare respect
!. 4 fully Informed jlias there's a vacancy an
the academy fo. few scholars. A class will
seon commence Grjle Latin Grammar, ard an
ether is beginning 10 read. These persona
who are DESTROYS their sons should join either
ofthese classes, are requested to apply imme-
diately, as preference will be given to such
scholars.
September u. go
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Fall Goods.
40 Sc P II RID D Z e,

HAS REoNiysB
Per tfe s1ia i.IoNtDAs, md 8aSTnxs from
Lipfrtoeg -aas TIE WOLF, tSpa I.o'7f9,a,
The greater part OF his Fail.
ASsO2TMgN
And daily expects the residue BY tlae ship
LV1{iiana and bonn
.Se31terabey 81. diTteod
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04
70 n e T I.

10 r Z 81 7,
]: A. I'VE S I DRY FIR "a Ne, ioANAEILINts
IL HOUSE, situate on Cameron. street,
TIVE corner, sesetner -asth i'rarle Bald
ing on the corner of lapleroR and Pit7stgeets,
now -occnpied as a 'coack-asakcgs' shop, but
woaN make good stalfe, and a vacant lot -
For terriis siaply:tc
James II. SIooe, Adn's 81
s. 3 ,aS4nDRfDcE, gt1&used,
.syssen,5sr IS. 49, &C
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-04

II liz fieiGJidaefS Augustine george, Bel
1 Ngrtin George, not haxing entered their
appearance and given security according to the
actof assembly and the raigs ~ this cont, and
lit appearing TO the satisfaction of the court,
lalpon asiiiavit, .ti,at the sai defendants AuSus
tins George, and Martin George, arc not In
habitants of this Gistiiet--on nlopen Of the
iscomplainant By biz counsel 1t Il ordered, 4 hat
The said defendant, Augustine George
and Martin George, 10 appear mere on the
!, first day ol November term next, and estter
!!Stheir appcaisdee TO the suit aTad give security
for performing the DEGREES OF The court /; aad
that the other sefendept Jesse Hammond, $40
nos pay. away, CONVEX, or secrese, the debts
by him asTing 10 or the estate and effect, IN
his hands, belonging to the said absent deieod-
ants augustine George, and Marin George,
uTil the further orltr ol,deeree Of the court
!: and that a copy q tllis order be forthwith in
lserted in both of the public newspapers pub
llished'in this county for two months success
sively, and that another copy be posted at the
front door Of the courthouse of said county.
A eopy.-Fest.
T 6. Deneale, c. y.
September 4. dam
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

- AN AWAY from the fubfcriber in December
N laft, two negro men by the name, of HARRY
and DICK; Harry is about feet fix inches high. of
tawny complexion, 90 years of age Dick fix fee,
high, Tim and very black, with large white teeth,
vide apart projecting cut of his mouth years of
age. When they went away, they mad on home ma
nufaetured breeehes and old grey jaekcoats Ihave
been informed they are dreled in blue iaekeoats
with iailor's rowfers, and making their way to
Maryland with a free pats. They have relations az
Reuben Beale's, Efq Of Richmond county, and Mr..
John Turbervile's quarter in Welmoreland, where
1t IS probable they may Turk until they can procurea
P0hage aerofs the Potomac. Whoever will deliver
them 10 me, or eeure them 70 that get them again
ha receive the above reward, or the proport;o1 for
either ELLIOTT MUSE,
=, BaftiTgta@ Ledge, 1zidszlex county.
March 4. ep sm.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
April Is.
VALUABLE PROPERTY For g11r

BY Vi,fue ofa Deed eff 7ruR executed Ev h,,s;s,yy
NCaH, Of f6e fOzvn Of Taeoabannaek, and eoy,t, If
EDex, 10 Arebibaid Dix and Daqid Buchanan 5.,,.
ing date tie 25tbday Of May, $780, fc, GrAyy bu,
p?e, be'ei" "'e"iio"ed V0H be Joldir lie Lidfosvn
g Iseeabannofk, tie 21B day of Sun. n.,.f
'HREE LOFTS, known in the plan of tbe e,;d
= town by Mo. l, 2, and 70, whereon the faid
MCail at preient reides thefe LOFTS are very va
iuabie improvements, conffing of Dwelling Houf.
two itory high, with three rooms and paGage he
low, and three rooms above fairs three rooms in ,b
cellar, with hire place in every ROOM and fevera
out.houies' coniliting of Kitchen, Smoke -houfe.
Stable, &c. all of which are peafantIy pa,ed on IL
river bank, and command an extenfve 5;e,v of y.
river above and below. "A few articles of boufsbolJ
furniture will be fold together with thofe LOFTS and
houfes, sc. ''-'
WW be lo!don tie Er,ue day, on Tie s,esuif,.
A TRACT OF LAND, the property of fa;d
MCall' h'nate IN the county aforefaid, on Hokins's
crefk' ADJOINING the laid town of Tappahannock, con-
tanning by eitimation, five hundred and two acre,
be the fame more or lefs, together with the water
grit null adjoining, which prefent out of renar
but may be rendered very valuable at fnallexnapce
being one OF the mof valuable and convenient nil
leafs IN all that part of the country having large e
convenient mill-houfe two ltory high, built of on.
dick and wood, calculated for manufacturing on an
extenilve plan, htuate a never-failino ffrean,
within one mile OF tide belonging TO this mill
are two very convenient houfes for the accomroda.
ton OF miller, cooper, &c. This tra of land is ge
neraly OF good quality, lies we'll and well tmbered
'fMHkFtOe Be l0la on he $50 day Of tbe .vs month.
(JanslH at J'b" AdHle,'s IaVeyn, in tie E,i1 COMFY
Of E0Ss, ''
"A TRACT OF LAND, the property of faid
MCali' ituate near faid Mer's Tavern, adjoining
the lands OF Thomas Allen and Jofeph Man. contain
ing by eftimaton, one hundred and feven acre, -.
the fame more or iefs being the land the faid a1ca
Purchaied OF Richard Jeffries This is good farminL,
land, lies well and is well timbered-Tveelye MONKS
credit Will be given, upon the purchafer or purcha.
iers giving bond, and in every cafe Deed Of TruG
on the property will be required to fecure the pur
chaie money, by
GEORGE POTTIE, and
CHARLES THOMPSON.
Atfo,nieI ii. E,t7Jo, tie e,eaytors of A,sb. N'C,u
Louiia, April Is. ftdr)D