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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-19

& ;,;on. that the acts on the island DO Dol
come within The Law there being 20 mill
tarv expe di,iop, was . question q fac'
AID law. and was therefore properfor the
consideration Of the jury that w WIS the al
snnaer this act man can be sxldtp pro
id !. the means os7 military expedition,
unless he provides adsqua.e means, q as
Mr.. Bo.ss had asserted, was 20, thsrefore
essential 10 be discussed. Mr Hay con-
tended, however, that there were insnpeIr,
able objections TO this construction; thyt
it was impossible to ascertain what wkre
ADEQUATE means that this point would DC
pend upon the object TO be attained. wn ne.
Their conquest, revenge aud plumber; mat
This construction was also Inconsistent
with the law itself, for il would be absurd
10 REQUIRE full means forp punishment, and
vet punish for beginning or setting on 1907
an expedition.
Mr.. Hay commended that the word M.
liiary' was only intended 70 mark the cha.
rac,er Of The enterprise, 10 shew that i
was an expedition Of war and not mere
commercial or trading voyage and
that no military organization was nccessa-
ry, as one thousand men enlisted, 1000
guns provided, and boats, provision and
ammunition prepared, would certainly
come within the purview ofthe Law.
Mr.. H. commended that Mr.. Bolts 5tii
posjsion was no reason for excluding the
evidence, that this was question OF law
and fact, fit for the consideration OF the u.
ry-
He admitted that the 9th proposition
standing naked was true 10 itself, but ne
commended that if there was connection
between the parties, that the acts and
confessions Of one were evidence against
the other; That this principle was settled
in HardY's, ThelwaA's, and Tooke's cases;
and tba. in the present case, the evidence
of the connection an9 agency OF Banner.
hassets was already before the jury.
an1 that he was prepared to adduce addisi-
onal testimony. See trial OF Smith and Og.
den p. 1o2.
The court have been ergsged sinee
Wednesday In the discussion before
them.
On Thursday Mr. Bolts concluded his
argumen,. He was followed by Mr.. Hay.
Mr.. Writ was to have followed Mr..
Hay, but was too much indisposed TO com.
mence his argument this evening. The
cour, was thereupon adjourned till TO. NOR.
Tow ten O'Clock.
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MrMEL, prussia, June 20, 1907.

Dear Sir-As the la.einseresting events
on the continent. must occupy your seri-
Gus attention, transmit the details Of the
operations TO which I was an eye witoe.s,
which I have enSeavored to give with ac-
currcv, without suffering the narrative to
be influenced by favor or affection.
After various projects and much irreso.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-19

C0LONEI. Al BURR:
Sconhnued 81 adiSsrn0ies ard neg &c t1r ca-
jsitoi nssshe Hal OF he house ct l1elegates,1
for High Treason against the Y. States
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-19

II was about Six O'Clock when nc ri'.'"
columns again moved forward with INC H.
tention of storming the advanced Ds'!s'n
and which. for q moment. they caf,su'
but the right wing of the Russians enss sh
ing iostautly with the bsyones, the ft'us Sd
were driven back with great slaughter a ~.
the Russians advanced their lioe coo''o',
ably, even throwing their right upos -
small wood, situated from their po''" =.
at the advance Of muskct shot. i w.,
ton then continued with an extraoIu'u ,,..
cannonade. and 40 incessant tIs o. . "a
kerry. a iistie before ten o'clock' WV !
nation was received, that che dlyl''o. -
Oudinot's grcnadiess was sga'n aoo Wv %
storm the advanced battery. presu"';;GI; oa
succeed under the favor OF the prss.a" -,
darkness. Arrangements were nlaa .;,ed
cordiogly. and the columa was les', .od
with such discharges Of musse s,;yy.d 10
grape, thar the survivors were o1lislp ID.
ay 10 the wildes. disorder. bsn'oJh hen
woad, where The Russian right ns =. %.
thrown, but was Withdrawn mo o.. wv vas
sition duriog the night; aOd 'as'' vbso
even partial firing until cay'o,e ss he
the cannooade RECOMMENDED. = .uh
French army was seen. fern'0s'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27
CONGRESS-
: horse on REPRESENTATIVES..
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRuARY

DEBATE an the resolution offered By Mr.
Broom. to maze further pr0Oss1oE 6sl slazv
TO seclsre the privAgs Of toe a0rit Of ia
5eas Corpus 10 5erS3las an custody ss2aglS
sr6y eoisur tAs aisslloisfg g tas Z, g. !.
States.
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Thursday, Feb. 70.

The house proceeded to consider the
mosien Of Mr.. Broom. Ayes 60, Noes
81. g
Mar. Burwell (Vir.) said he should vote
for the molten bu, he hqpefshat the house
would agree to amend the resolution be.
fore tae question was put. He ,heugh.
there existed a necessity of .dehning the
power of the supre nae court Of the United
States in isssuiog the writ of habeas cor.
pus. A division of opinion on this sub.
jscs had lately taken place in the court.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
FROM THE.zowFR ELBE, NOV. II.

fkCH He 4.O W Il AL@Ej lsOV' : As
Tie reboYt Of his esceReacv gen BLtctsr,
respecting he 9terat!0ns q the torl9s IN
der his canmand.
Under the greatest depression OF
spirits, as. compelled to 'nferm your
majesty OF tha gradual annihilauon am.
capture of the corps had the misfortune
TO command uader circumstance 10 which
no alsern:-,lve remained.
Is That corps, separated from the heart
of th. aicgdcn,. and fron all the other
troops ana for resses, after it had caprnd.
ed It's ammunitionin four engagements,
should be snaihila,ed By force six times
its nuuabsr, stands in no need Of iusr. hca-
,ion; bar itwiii be grea, consolation to
me, sheasd your nnjssty fellow my report
step by step. AID scrutinlze al! the n,ea-
sures had adepsed
:" Ia taking ,esiew Of these me asures,
it may be necessary previously to observe
that the operations Of nv corps, Til The
2sth, VIZ when the army # prince Hohen
lohe capitula;ed, were directed 10 the gain
ing Of the Oder; and thar af erwards she
whole ct my essrtions ard The mo. enc n,s
OF ray troops, were calculated to draw the
French from the Oder. aaa our of the
hsass OF the RUSSIAN monarchy. Itwaa
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TIE permanent tGacss are:

The permanent tG'csS are:
On lands, for every 100 dolls. value &C
cording to the cquaiizing Law, 90 as
On every slave above II years old, ex-
ccpt those exempted as neretotorc, 90 "A
On every stad horse and jack ass, twice
the price OF the season,
On all other horses, mules, mares &
colts, each, 90 II
On every ordinary license, Il so
ION every four wheeled riding carriage
except ph&e ons and stage wag-
CONS per wheel, -
On every phaeton and stage Wagon
per Wheel, % d
On every other riding carriage with
two wheels, per wheel, 90 IS
On lots and houses in town, ferevery
hundred dollars of rent, / 30
On every merchant selling by whole.
sale andretai, for eah store. 40 90
On every retail merchant for each
store r. Is 90
On every hawker and nedlar, 90 90
The revenue bill substitutes new tax
upon ordina1ies of five dollars upon every 100
OF rent the tax not however falling shorl OF
IL l.: dolls.
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Remaining

Ofwhom there are 88 white men 30 black
men two white women two black wo-
men.
Since the institution went into operation
FIVE have returned for new offences.
Balaace against the institution last year,
from It's interior operations, Dolls. 5000 s33
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-06

pe.s's es.s;ao 10000 90
C,s;.,.,..0 q,l government $4,000 o0
0a4cers 81 Haiiitla s'ooo ~
Cmni.ial prosecutions and guards $4,000 20
Slaves e<ecaJei and transporter 1921 ~
Luaatic hospital ~ W
Ricaaoad puoiis guard i''ooo w
D el,1iis. ' uas1.,s led .Iainls 1000 90
Expense d manufacturing arms,
including officers salaries ana
unsatisied claims $4,000 90
Founlery and boring mill 1,aoo %
For re ,,aiis 10 the James River ca
MI warehouse ioo "
FxEs.ss 81 1a,,ic warehouses, 5000 90
Expeaces 81 removing convicts to
tue penltcntiAry, aud OF their
coalaeInens therein inclashng
officers salaries S'ooo "
clsrks 1850 90
Interest on the public debt regis
tered 5000 90
Interest due persons who paid mo-
dents 500 90
pe,.Sioners $4,000 90
Expenses of representation to con
gress and thesstate senate 4Oo W
InstaIrnent on state shares IN the
bank Of Virginia 10000 90
Interest payable to the bank IL ia
nuary and July next 5000 90
Commissioners of the revenue 1850 90
1 Continrent Fund 1880 90
To discharge the debt due to the
Representative of Doctor Tho
ms Walker 3,5@9 81
Fer the payment Of warrants that
may be drawn on the militia hnc
fand, 400 70
For tie payment Of sums which
may be tirectcdbY special acts
3 cttae present session,
For upper ApponlattoX company,
To pay the dsot due the estate OF o25 90
r. Fucker. l9,203 SO
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a iaFge corpse OF ny t!oops hal
ed at iheis place OF rendezvous NV, 49, "Ft
appointed, me enemy pyoesva sall IT,
towards the E!be, ana Sc. out s,,,a' 'Is'
before day break 20 reach TIE yjei. 4'Us
Preston and 1ladrum. Fly corr, -,
tfibated ever space Of ave ls.s..
Was oeeessary 70 possess q nlzdb:,
Isges 10 ebsal. provisions. S.gcr.l
diers dropped dowa, and ezpt4l a..
huEgcr.
TN the Sd, marched into ii. ~.
borhaod Of Schwsrsn; mere h,p.,r,
both nv wings wcn!d aavs been Gov
by tbs s1arsFrs OF I.ow;ts ard II. a..
Schweria, and i..at should "a a5le = Il
tan some bfsad aud brady fromt thar i, II
!oT ny people. On 'te following nlo. ny
/. was my intention o have Darca,l 4
Lsaeaberg, 10 svoid the corps q Be-,
dotse AID Sou!s.
During this march, my rear.p,
was engaged IN wsraa ac,loa, vi.
Terminates IN the evening. pear the ni,rs
Of F2hre. I he deiach mea, uaa.r co,,o.I
Osien, az Wltsrburs, had If. thai .5..
withou: oric-s. Of,his was uiafosn.5
Had the energy attacked ne atlhs M,
:nect while ! was be,yeen th= yiIlages Il
Tasse and plate, ! should have beto for,
ed upcn tbs lake &C Gchws.ia, IAesre.
nays attack upop Fah.c seemed 10 b.
only denlonslra:i0n, n order 10 draw
ny at.eafioa TO .y ysts Ying, while h,
surrounded aay right.
+" l,ao blso4y ehsir ui.a the rcar.glrI
al Fah;e did no, terminate I'LL 40 hoac Al
ter datk. / he head quarters Of b2h a,
a,ies we're To: mare yhau bsli ieagqs
distant; mlEc were At 0s.doif a,au4
lie. nsdette noned rnc iao secoaa tia:
to caP'tu!ase. laen forbade hia, on:
FOR all 70 repeat this sQo,Slcas.
" 10 p1rsu4ace # ny plan for daring
the ene,ay's sorco, "a ms 57s: ia:!2nl-, IS
far as possible rom The O3er, ao4 b.
zara al engagement o4iy "hta coa'jad.
vance 10 FA;lher, , marched iun2ls;;Iy
from Schgeria 10 G2destaca aad NS'
ge0Jorf. During the risa', the gooH,
u1ccr gsnera; Sa!i;a, aad also lAos: Of
nay cIgh. wig "efe a6noyed ~ he cosaY.
Il was iii! IL ay COVER 10 approach TIA
Elbe, re@r L2uenbirg, b.: lad 10 in:
for deiiberaiioa. Ihas .here oa!y IS
manned open TO me- toe road 70 El2moa5
or Lubec; CT must have resolved %
give ba!'le he following d2y. 1iyitoaP',
horses and nen, were 60 e&a43G:s4 .@A
| could expec. no favorable !s;.3 !roaea
gaSing wish az enemy SIX Or aey-n ''ne'
my ao4sber. Tie grand duke Of bsg
vas upon M lefs a nix, r,aTshai 9s1ap
doIe IN ny ircrt, and a.2gs2..! Sous On
my righ:. 10 this crjs;c:.l :. aaIioa d.
tera,inud 10 march cpan L45sc, keepa}
shs .!2"c 10 :..ai. fgal, my troops %
,slae@ cry 'rtteshneai, ,,,ey might hay'
c gag .s4Ias aoY moderate superiority
even is.oaga there had he=n hu. 1..Ele pro
bsb'ii;y {. { tat ai.:c rssai'.
On tic IN Ct EovsG1bsy Cur mit'1
was happily c2nlian.s!. lie gates d
Lube s1d TIE Ersve. .roc7 }raseau1d .
thas p!sce, vsse all occuq;@.!, as Tar 81
l!.e Daa.@t. .roa:;er. The army, ii !a'
Fesl,;oO, would have been "a r conl'no1
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HIRG MI lf,EAUF.5CT0RY OF .42Na.
Articles manufactures. IN the year ending vita
the 2oth day OF November, 1905, with tie
prices annexed to each.
1855 1nuskots with short bayon-
2o5 do. with long baycnets II 0
$40 pistols, 50 O
$50 cavalry swords Sc
440 polished iron scabbards, Il
ned with weed ; IS 4
l6l artillery s~ords 80
ls8 set artillery sword tips for
scabbarJ!s, So 2
81 iit9es II
Amouasing, at the shove prices, 70
dollars IS, 3ss 81
Component parts Of arms OH
hand, Noyember 30th, 1906,
value S7;?55 50
Stock Of unwrousht materials,
on hand, same date 1873 g.
Dollars, ss,s9o 5
.fgainst tie Lstit@tiop ;s 10
be de6iitcd as t6N07vs,
For component parts Of arms, on
hand, Nov S0th, 1905. dolls. 1854 81
Unwrought materials, On hand,
same date 3,499 rs
Expenses Of the year ending 5oth
November, 1905. 5o875 o2
Dos. ss,s9s
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M L | II A.

Number of Militia in the commonwealth
of Virginia, taken from tae annual return iol
1906
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Field Officers.

The lasE returns ore very incomplete, EVe
regiments il the Sd division, AM two Ia Ire
4th being deficient. The artillery returns are
deficient more than one halt, and the cavalry
very imperfect.
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Virginia l legislature.
REPORT
3op TIE COMMITTEES aoE. FINANCE AS
AmESDED BY TAh HOUSE.

Essiaa:e u tse essences y tae government,
jar 5ae gear, csn.aslteiass ~ tae sarsf q oe-
todsr, so 5, azt e.lassS OF thf ooAi Y Ser
tesassf, 1907, igettsspe, ara jor Soasca ah-
s.r31r5ss.sas aays 5sea maze du'Tas' tde pre-
seal session:
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OPERATIONS
OF TIE

OF The
VIRGEYT,f 1f,GAUF1CE0RT OF ar EIa
Articles manufactured in the year ending WITH
the 2oth day OF November, 1905, wieh the
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Dollars s47,2o7 90
Resources TO meet the faresoiaS expsnd.
lures.

One years revenue tax, and tax on
mercantile licenses, 215,S5o
Surplus on tonacco exported, $4,000
Tax on law process, &c 5000
Registers fees, $500
Probaols dividend ON the state shares
in the bank, on the lst Jan. and lst
July 1907, 24,ooo
Probable receipts from slaves trans
ported, 5000
Probable dividend On state shares in
James river company, $500
For fines and penalties, 5000
Probable receipts from the sale eft
laads in the county OF Prince VIII
liam, formerly belonging to Robert
Bristow, $1,000
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Dollars, s55,S8o

Resolved, Thatit is iI.expedient to increase
the permanent taxes Of this commonwealth.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-10

TO RENT,
TOR one or more years, and poifei1ion given
4 the irlt of May next. A TWO STORY
BRICK HOUSE, in the town of Lynchburg,
at prefent occupied by Meffrs. William and
James Morgan. The faid houfe is an excellent
fand fer tore and capable of accommodating
genteel family for terms apply to the fub-
fcriber living in Amherf county, near New
Glafgow. Thomas NJ. Cock of Lynchburg,
or Mr.. Daniel Warwick of Richmond.
LINDSEY COLEMAN.
Jan. 20. (3m.)
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Dec.4.
FARMERS HOTEL.

a S. BRocKENBRoUGH. having purehafed
L n the houi-s Of DIR. MConoshie in this town,
formerly the property of MsHrs Ritches, is deter
mined to convert them into TAVERN for the ac-
eommodation Of the public he has provided himfelf
with an excellent cook, and has made arrangements
for conitant fupply of the bea Fiji, OyRers, Wild
Fowl, &c. in their repeave f.afons no exerton on
Pars will be wanting render the time agreeable
to thoie gentlemen ladies who may think proper to
favor him with their company~-he expects to meet
with encouragement from the public adequate to his
exertions.
TaPPahannoek, January 5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-10
TuuasDAT Ian. 90.

MIR. ZONES moved for the commitment OF MeTrs.
Bolman and Swsrtwout the fame charge for which
obey had been srrened.
A Mort converfaton having taken place betW cen
Mr.. Dorey and MIR. Joues, with rsfPea to the eoun-
Eel entitled tie rgh, Of cofug the argument, the
sttorney general (Ndr. Rodney fuggened his opinion
that the proceedings Of the this preliminary
sueaion ough, to be on exparte ground. That it
was neither confident with the principle, Of the
Rtu,ion, the practice Of courts, even with hums-
niy, thar ar argument lhould be made by the eouu-
Eel for the aclufcd IN thisnepent Rage Of the buff
nefs, which woull neeeasrily tend in certain de-
gree to excite preuGes which nigh, oYSrS,s sltimass
Iyts tksir diGssviCe.
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Manche0er, Dec.
TO RENT,


For three .fve yesr,
'ENHAT valuable LANYARD, of the late Mr..
Il Jacob Bockius, and now occupied by the fub
fcr'ber, huated the Main-S,reet of this citv. be-
tween the capitol and balm of the canal; its convent
enees are hyperion to any other in this place
A large Curyiug- Shop, Cellar and drying loft, a
lpacious Bark-Houie, two Bark-Mills and HouC.s, a
Beam Houfe & every other requite for the tanning of
from to 5000 hides year, executive of l1ns
ALTO, on the fame Tenement, convenient Dwell
ling Houie, Kitchen, Smoke Eioufe, Stable and Gar
den. he renter may be accommodated, with abou,
one hundred cords ofexcellen, Spanif and Blackjack
Bark now in the Bark-houfe, a, fair price. Propo
falls for the above will be received in ali this and next
month and ifno, difpoied of, within this tn,e, il
will be offered at public auction on the preuiles the
18th Of March next.
Bond with approved fecurity will be required and
Poiieion given on the rf of Aprilr Of the bark
houie, bark mills, beam houfe, lines pools bates.
handlers and part of the And the dwelling ho,fe
and refidue of the tenement on the firG Of Nav
next.
The reaion Aligned for offering the foregoing pro.
Perty for rent, is the il Fate of hea, of the 1bttri
Der, to pay that attention the buinefs requires.
MARCUS ELCAN.
Jan. Is. tawiTr,
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BY virtue OF Deed of Truft executed TO me- for the
purpofes therein mentioned by Gideon Hatcher.
decd Of the county of Goochland, bearing date
the 4th day Of February so4, will be fold at
public fale for ready money, on Saturday the 18th
day OF February next, in the county Of Coochand,
at the place generally known by the name of the
Little Stone,
NWo very likely NFCROE MEN, one by the
u name Of Elijah, the other by the name of Dani-
VIM. GAIT,
January 90, tdC
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MARSHAL's SALES.
Jan. 20.

WW6f oH,tO fbe LigbsG bidder, for ready money! unds,
dreyeee tie court sfs United Slater for The STD cir
cut mfbe pirginia DRri7, bet7Oen Pbinea, Boad at
fO,ney 10, tie e'edforI Of Ezekil EdsO0rd, pisinf6,
and DSViS Ref, and ctJeys, defcndanftj--
VENHREE valuable PLANTATIONS in tho coun-
Il ties OF PittJ lvana aud Bedford, upon Stanton
and Pgg rivers iaed in the deed of tru in TIE pro-
ceedngs mentioned to contain three thoufand acres
more or leis but iuPPofed to be oonideraby
teniiye compromising all the Lands that on the 5h
day Of June 1875 belonged or aPpertained to the
three plantations known by the name of the Mountain
plantation, mouth OF Pigg River plantation, and the
Frying Pan plantation A more particular defcripti-
on of which will be given on the day of fale. The
fae will take place the Eagle Tavern in the city Of
Richmond, on Tuefday the 9th day of February
next.
Also at the Oxford Iron Works in the county of
Campbell, on Tuefday the third day of March next,
will be fold under the faid decree, upon the fame
terms, number Of very valuable SLAVES.
BENZ. MOSBY, D. NJ. for
Jos. SCOTT, M.vD.
Jan. 8. eptdf
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JAMES STRATTFN.

Taylor and Habit Af9ks,, from PHILADELPHIA
EGS leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies' OF
~ Richmond and the country, that he intends car
rying the above bunefs in all its various BRANCHES
being well acquainted with the neweH faihions. he
hopes from Punctuaity and aiiduity to buinefs, TO
deierve little Of their patronage nothing 1ail be
wanting on his part to render fatisfaeion to cuom-
er'; and for neat workmanhip, he pledges hnnfelI
to have it done in the neatefl manner.
JAMES STRATTFN,
NJ b. His reiidence is the Main-Stree Rich
mond, next door to David Logans.
OSt' ~. 2aw1.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
a VALUABLE Lot of GROUND in Buekinp-
n ham county, containing fixty two acres lying
on James River and adjoining the town Of Dugids,
WILLIE The Land is rich and has one of the oif vaua
able Mill fites it, of any in the upper country AL.
10 new and excellent manufacturing Mill m the
county OF Campbell about fix miles below Lynchburg
and IN good condition for manufacturing -FOUR &c
This property is rendered more valuable inaimuch as
is tnated in the heart of avery rich country, & to
thoie who with to turn their attention to the manu-
featuring -four, &c. it is object worthy their conf
deraton. For further particulars reference may be
made to Col VIM. J. Lewis of Campbell, (who will
thew < negotiate for the above property or the lub-
fcriber
Jas. c. ANTHONY.
January 5, tawew & oawsw.
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M AY be Pnrchafed en- long credit. and 10y,
AYA terms, the TENEMENT on which she sub
ieriber lives, ftuated on Church-hill, within abo,,
one half mile of the Richmond Observation-Disclosures z
acres OF ground, well enclofed aud highly improved.
he buildings coniG of large and well contributed
Dwelling Houie, Laundry, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke.
H"uie, two Stores, Brick Office, Coach doule Barn
and Stable. All theie buildings are well liniihsd
and III eompleat order for the accommodation Of
sarge and genteel family; who may have eafy accsf.
to all the advantages of the city, aud live as retired a,
they could with,
JOHN ELLIS.
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rNSoRAaS tie Cfixsns Of Rie6~sns and 3D.. sxSEe
general! that be bss moved TO he CITY of Pisb.rd
7ebsrs 30 bs' epaed complete esyfueri of Ne,sSas.
DIE, nest door TO A1s61s. P,sDsr and M.neuy.s
Pe"due Store, and sfpsfte tie Essie .enGains
Partly effbe foho-ri,g arfieies -
ONDON Spring, Pannel and hand. Saws. Cal
i 4 teel aRd German do.
Catteei Files OF every defcrip,ion,
Till Locks, bra.s and iron,
Wood Screws cf every fize,
Sd i'd. & Cd. wrought Sprigs,
i0d * god. wrought Nails,
Cd & 3d. fine drawn Clouts,
Saddler's Taelss of every Gze,
Brafs Nails, Straining & Grit Webb,
Plated Bride Bits afIorted,
Do. ihirrup Irons do.
Brafs mounted heel blade Squares,
Brsis aud Iron chamber door Locks Of every
fize,
Stock Locks of sll Gzes,
Looking and Ladies drciing GlaGes.
Plated Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips of every fze,
Carpenters & Joiners Tools of every defcris>
ton,
-HLfo, an agorin,ent Of DR1" GOODS.
Superfne Cloths and CafIimeres,
Bennet's Velvet and Patent Card,
Manchester Stu.s,
Faihionab!s silk Iiofe,
Role aud Dniie Blankets,
Coarie Linens ard "a number Ct other ar,i.
les too te.iou5 to inlert ell of which viii beisa ,sW
DECEMBER IS. IF.
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John ALCOCK,

j INFORMS his friends and rhe public, that he G;il
i carries on his CABINET MANUFACfORY
IN all Its branches. He has removed his Ware Room
M the 'front.' houie OF William Arts, Eiq. and aa.
joinrg the Fire nfurance Office where he hasa lsr.a
quantity OF ready made work on hand, which he win
'el low He ha,ers hinfelf that if any perfons are in
want OF any thirg in the Cabinet line, they may la
inPped am determined to have good warranted
work done on the !owet terms. Any orders els sr
my Ware Room with %r, John Cray, my foreman,
or at my fore, iall be punc ually attended to, aud
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December IS. IT,