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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

! IEGlhiA to Wit at Cbarccry p:st..e
Court iteld in tle city of Williamsburg, the
och day Of April, 1896 o.
Benakn II. billiard, P!ainti9.-Against Ar.
n'istead Willard and Reuben Jones, Offend mt,
The d,;icndant Arnistead billiard M: having
ding to the acts of Assembly and On. lq,ios f tn,
Court, and it appearing to thc Satisfaction of the
court that he is not inhabit;nt of this country.
ON motion of the plaintiff BY his counsel, II i, or.
cer>.., that the said detendu,t do appear here on
nc first day o.. tle next term md answer the bill
o. he pianth, and tllat cory of this order be
of Richmond for two months srccess;v.iv Nd
posted 1T the front door of the former CAPITOL in
tbs city
= Copy. ANT. ROBINSON, C. c.
Dec. 81 r1s,,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

CaTOLEN or strayed on the evening CT Christmas
~ day. > small light dun coloured Poney. whit,.
meme ard tail, reached and bobbcd The person
WHO VII! return him to the subscriber, shall be re-
warded according 10 the troubIc he has had.
WILLIAM DYER,
Richmond. Dec 81 70,
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Hanover, Nov. 26th, 1907.

ffIRfIL D-on Tuesday the 18Th inst ~.
81 g tA'n;l i!eiferp&n, JcuN DAzBr. E.1 oe
,c"''s'P'" county, N Mrs. I.rcY BuR,vr1r
u, GsG. II " ison. al j Ii-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

NJ OTICE.-Aii persons indebted to the late
l AlcSmder Banks, decd. OF Manchester. or.
hereby requested to come forward and dischi,yc,.
their accounts as speedily as possible: and thos..
persons having claims against the estate viii
BRING in their cI:in,5 properly authenticated, when
provision viii be mad, for their discharge. hy
ROBERT GRAHAM, Iint'r.
q t.e eState Of A(ex'r. BANS, seih the
SvW anne%ea.
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Dcc31.
tds)

= ALEs Of Valuable Property-On Monday the
- 18th day of February ensuing, will be expo.
sed 70 public sale, at the late dwelling house Of
Alexander Banks, deceased, variety Of House
hold & Kitchen Furniture, three or four lkeiy Ne.
gro Men, few excellent mich Cows, two Hor.
ses, small Wagon and Gear, &c. &c
Terms Of sale Six months credit for all sums
over Efty dollars, the purchasers giving negotiable
notes with approved endorsers, payable at tb.
Bank Of Virginia Il. GRAHAM, 1d,,l'r.
II the estate N Ales'y Banks, 9th the
will annexed.
Dec ST. (tdsO
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~ oF3C@ The suhgc.ihcrpurnoss 5 !.,r;-,.
= tins Ct! IN thc c0;irsc IF few ds,:; h,,
,s 1f,i,e 10 dispose Ct the loe Any par q,
~. S-of" nov remaining ~ h.nd 80 u 1s-j re !,..
p zee; winch c'aiSis,s u i;r,r- - sr.,r;. -
msn, o Mahogany Furniture. s!at,r.Esc, 80
-. 80, KIDS and SKIES, liaoct-ha einyy, WIN.
i'hh's' srinscs, "a scl,, Cords, &c &c
~ - w. EAIGHT.
~ u. nose WHO fee. inclined 10 pnrcha.c, VII
Dec. ST. ~ 80 - Eee-
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Manchester, Dec. 81.

k9UBLIC SALE-On SATURDAY. tie 2Oh dav Of
January ensuing, will be sold, at the planta
ION OF the late Alexander B1nss of Manchester.
t7c entire stock of Cattle, Corn, Fodder. Hov
Plantation Utensils, &c
Terms of salc.--ca8h for all sums under %
dollars, over twenty dollars, six months credit, the
purchaser giving negotiable notes with approved
cndorssrs, payable at the Bank Of Virginia
ROBERT GRAHAM, IGn1'r
If the estate Of Alev'y. Balts, with the
will aHneNed.
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.a,.bss By combining all practicable econo..
NV with those efforts whiehls it's neees.
s5, % make aganss the formidable and
increasing power OF The my.
4Ny Lords 81 Gentlemen.
Iue long series Of misfortune which
-. afflicted the continent of Europe,
sa,ld not fail to affect, IN some degree,
:, ,moortan, interests of the country.
IN, upder every successive difficulty his
,O,;ss,y has had the satisfaction of wit
nrss.ug "a increasing energy and hrn-
NESS on The part OF his people, whose uni
form aud determined resistance has been
nj less advantageous than houo,able to
,bsmsslpes. and has exhibited the most
s,4,k,og example 10 the surrounding na.
Mons. The rnconqaerabse vatle ADD dis
eipllae OF his nasJesty's fleets and armies
eoannue 10 be displayed with uodim'nssh
I'd iusyse. Tns great sources ofoar pros,
,Derity anl streng,n az anlmeaired; mr.
has the British natiou been az any t!me
more united In sentinens and action, OF
mare determined 10 maintain Invi0iase
,heiaeep endence of The empire, aud the
dignity If the national character.
With these advantages and humble
reliaase en- the pfotecucn Of ,hs D'v'oe,
Providence. his majesty Is repaired to
me-, tAe .exlgsncies OF his great crisis |;
assured Of receiving The tu!izst support
from, the.wtsdom Of your deliberations.
aud fro,a The tried affsct'op, loyal and
public spirit Of .ns brave peopie.0
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..sAb?eme Court Of the y. States.

fOn Wednesday, Mr. Martin, 10 speech
of four hours ard half, conducted the
argument On TIE motion 10 .,he case q
Messrs Bollman and Swar:wour
On 1'hursda@ III cchief justice observed
tha, the court had bad The motion mace
in the case of Nessrs Bolllnan and svsfi-
wou, untIes consideration, but had no.y yea
been able 10 make up decisive ep'niof'..
10 TIE mean time, as sbe. SITUATION OF me
prisoners might be 1rksome so them Il
thew could find bail, they night5e batieo
until to. mo rrow.
The counsel Of h7essrs. Bo!'man and
Swar,wout observed shat one days add'-
tiopal confinement would not make any
material difference.
The court added that they felt consider.
able difficulty with regard to the aem1ss''
billy of the afiidavis OF general Wi!k'asoa
whether a .persan making an affidavit
that particular paper contained the SUBJ
stance of an original paper in his hand
such affidavit was in such a case as the pre-
sent, WAS admissible evidence. They
had no, been able 10 end any authorities
On this point. They therefore invited the
researches Of counsel into>,t.
H,essrs. .Rodaey and Martin said they
would deem II their duty, under this re-
quess 10 submi, to the court such prece,
dents as they could find upon The subject.
Ertract efc zenerfaom COL Ferdinazid L. cl0s-
borne TO his .fiieud in this city.
.Aatchez, ooh Jan. 1897.
DEAR SIR,
Ireturned Yesterday from an expedition up
the river, with FIVE hundred and ntty men
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drawn from this and Jefferson county, and
estined TO meet col. Eur, who with I, consis
derable body OF men, was encanled at the
bayou Fiarre. Wien i3fofniee oi my APP
proach and orders, by maJer Siielas, aid de
camp TO tie gosefncf, he sulIcnoeIed himself
and party prisoners--tIey have been turned
over by the executive TO tie civil authority OF
the country. rat the Issue will lie OR when
he viii be tried, IS uncertain. Ills aims and
cti-er military stores, expect, We're taken
possession oil on yesterday, by a,detachment
from my command. Our country is fulI of
those adyeEtufers--our commerce destroyed,
ana the tWo.terlitories III cpn4plsle confusion.
E;rtroct c}fr lrtter from gorerror Claiborne 10
genera s .SHsh, dated .Ntsv Orleans, J4a. Is.
G. General Aslssir arrived in. tbs city yester-
day, and was Immediately arlestsslby orders
from general IN likiIson, andis COW Il Learnt
on ks passagete Washington.
8 Gen. Adairswas from Nashville; he pas
scd through the Caoetaw nation, aid was tie
first to announce his arrival hese. lie report
ed that col Burr, attended by a servant enly,
would be II this city III three days"
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assgaslorta Dajlp aooertlSer.
-----SsA1,--
FRIDAY, FxBepARg 90.

We arc indebted to the po-
iiteneis of a Gentleman, for the
National Inteiiigenoer OF THIS
..MoRNING from which We have
copied the following interesting
intelligence.
TIE falIouiag IMPORTANT Message r0as
gss.exday communicated 70 5oSh hoa5-
Is Of Congress on tie ceateats Of
7otIGh vs coag' 0s4tate tss Tat'on.
70 The Senate and f5oase # Pcpressnta.
tivcs siftAe q. S.
- iTRaNsNIT 70 congress letter
from our ministers pleaiposen.iary az
London, Informing Us that ihes haze a,
greed si;h The British CO Eanissioners to
corcllde treaty on all the points which
hadl5'rmsd The objec, OF their negotiation
aqd on ,era,s mhich they trusted We would
approve.
Also letter from cur minister piesipo-
Tertiary at Paris, covering ose 10 hlQs
from he minister OF narinr Of ,ha' e..
verumsnt, assuring him that 'he lnpesial
dsetee lately passed was uat eject our
commercs, which would aEill be governed
BY the rules Of tbr reaty.es;ablished be-
tween the Two conntIss,
Also le,;eE from Cowles Mead, Sec.
feiary Of he Mississippi Territory, ACT,
leg as gosctnors ipformipg that Aaron
Burr had Surrendered himself to the civil
suthoaity OF shas.territory.
TN: JEFFERSON.
Feb. 10, 1907.
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FOUR DOLLARS Rewagd.

D AN AWAY, from the subscriber, ayei-
N Lagv Negro Girl, about.l6 years of age,
very round face with trickles or small spots.
She is very remarkable, having on one other
ears a lump about the size OF a small pea, oc-
casioned by bsing bored for hobs when young
Whoever secures her in any Jail SO as get
har again, shall receive the above reward ana
reasonable chargesfil brought home to
Aquila Johns.
Broad-creek, Princes eorse's
County, 18th Eeb,--lSo3 slof
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-20
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
NJ. Madison = Washington.
General .Armstfong 10 the Minister Of Marine
anI Colonies.

49, r,.t I: I1A - 7 . < 4 -
Genera armstrong 70 the Minister Of Marine
and Colonies.
The undersigned minister pIenipotenGary
of the U. s. OF America has the honor Of de-
maadins from his excellency, the minister
OF marine and colonies, the Official explanation
which may have been given to the imperial
decree of the 2 lst November, 1906, so far as
that decree involves the right OF neutral ma
TONS
Tie undersigned would more particularly
wish to be informed whetAcrby British isl
anSs, mentioned IN art. I, are to be under
s'ood eA taiallss IN the possession OF his Bfi-
fannie majesty, ana islands merely-or, whe-
staerthe rule Will be SO construed, as TO extend
the. blockade to the continental possessions al
so, OF lis said majesty
Whether it be meant the arrete shall ope-
rate from lis date, and that seizures made I'M
dgrit before notice Shall have been giyeil> shall
be considered legal?
Whether American vessels, navisatiag the
high or narrow seas, shall be liable to seizure,
On evidence only, that they are going to, Or
returning roma port or posts of his Britannia
majesty?
And whether articles 2 and shall operate
only as domestic regulations, or whether their
injunctions saaIl extend tocitizens Of foreign
and independent nations?
lis eycellency the minister Of marine is
sufficiently aware Of tie interest OF tire y S..
in tae Interpretation which shall be given to
thcse articles, and viii readily and Justly APP
preciate the motives OF the undersigned III re-
guessing that his exce!lency's answer may be
given as promptly as possible.
The undersisncd has the honor Of renew
ms, &c.
tsigned)
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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DEGREES.
DEGREES.
Faithfully Translated.
J WAGNER,
Oh. C.k. sUeps. Of state.

Ertractef a letter from Cozules Mead, secretary
and acting governor q me 1'4ssStssstlz ferris
tory, TO the de1lart1sent u sVar, datea,
WASHINGTON, ~. Z. ion. 10, lS0E.
SIR,
In obedience to your instructions by express
of Doth Dec. last, | Immediately, after pro-
rogueing the legislature, proceeded TO put The
territory IN state OF preparation for tie ar
restatien OF the suspleioes persons ana beats,
which We're contemplated therein; my misitla
were collecting at particular points on tie II
Yer, whenl received a letter ilDnl eel. gurr,
who had landed at Rayoa Pierre, with nine
boats and about 100 men. 1 his letter Wcnt
TO an avowal OF his innocence Of the charges,
which rumor and public apprehension had aii-
Hounced against HIM, and soilcNcdane to aP-
peasc the fears which his approach HAD bee ot-
ten : at ti-s< saEae time lie SGarded me sgasnst
the horrors;c. civil war, and tie evils result
ing from suo!i ststerof things this. seeming
threat lnaaced me.to adopt a different mode OF
conduct, from what tic eel. might have cX-
pected; andinstcad OF adopting LIS pacific adj
monitor, orcered avery large portion ofthc
uilitla OF the territory TO rendezvous at ocr-
tain points, and wait further orders. With
the pronptstusle o. Spartans, cur fellow elti-
zens sllousaeret their hreiocks, and N twenty
tour hours, lad the honor to reyiew57 5 " Ell
at Natchez, prepared-to defend kcir country.
1hey were ordered, under the command Of
col. Claiborne, to a point On tie river alJout2l
miles above the CITY, there Go remain 70 guard
tic, river, and intercept, for lnsqectlcn5 ail
lHoate tl,nt yy,i .riE fieerpTd ~ Is r;.fer
On the 10Th I dispatched two Of NY aids 20
Col Burr, who had tealcred his respect to
the civil agthcrity these gentlemen engaged
On NY part to give the~calonel IN iEtcryicwin
the ncifghboriiood ofthe detachment stationed
at the mouth of Coles crce!l Ccsll33cT lsl2bly
thereto netthe coicpci on the l7ell, and after
a lengthy interview, he offered to surrender
himself to the civil authority, Of the territory,
and to suffer his boats to be searched. On tie
18th, col. Burr, accompanied by my aids, ma
iors Shields and Poindexter, rode down 70 the
place, and as committed to the highest tri-
bunal, of the civil authority, where he now re-
mains Cor trial,
Four gentlemen Of unquesGonable rcspects-
biii(y, with detachment Of SO men, arc now
in the act CT making the search OF the boats, 6
Tomorrow expect their report.
Thus SIR, this mighty alarm, with al is ex-
aggcrations has eventuSted in Zine boats ans
osl9 hundred men, and the major part ei these
are boys, or young men jusb from school =
Many Of their Propositions have becntahen oe--
fore Judge Rodney, bit they bospeah lgno-
rance of the views Or designs Of the colonel.
believe them realiy ignorant and deiuded.--
< believe that they are the dupes OF strataGern
Il the asscyer1tioas Of generals Eaton & Wa
Ainson, are to be credited.
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fTRANsL ALTON. I
Payis 24th Dec. Isl

fQYlo. 24th Dec 1906.
lIr. Mf;Tigfer FienipoienfiQry,
ha4ien1to answer the note YOU did
me tie hanos 10 address 20 me en- the 2O.h
Of has month.
4 consider he imperial decree, Of the
2lstof November last, as thGs far, con
vrting 10 modiayation of the regulations
a. sreseat cos, ~ ed liz France wish regard
TO neu,igl nayaga ofs, cof cons @qucntip Of
the convention of he 8o'h of sepf. 1850,
l8.h Vendrmi@ire, 9.h year} win the u.
s. Of A America.
Bar ahholgh, By shis answer, ,i1r four
questions upcu which pouf szcelency has
desired 10 know m, oPiaigsn, have been
implicitly resolved think can add, ,st,
Tat the declaraiion expressed by the LIST
article Of tbs t!sosee Q! The R1ss Nov, cot
at all ehahg|og the prrsen, French laws
eoncern'sg maritime captures there is no
reason for enqairrg whasintefpreta.ion,
or resuiction or ex.cpson may be given
20 this article.
Cd, That seizures contrary ,o'the pre-
sent regulations concerning he oruazisg,
shah MOI be allowed TO The cap,ofs4
sd. That an American vessel cannot
be taken at sea. for the mere reason that
she is going to port OF England, or is
RETURNING from one, because conformably
with the 7,h article cf he said decree, we
are Limited IN Face DOT to admit vessels
coming from England or the English CO.
loaies.
9Th 7 hasthe rrovisions Of articses ed
and 5th OF the said DEGREES naturally apply
,e.foreign citzeas demlciliased In France,
or in cuun,ries occupied by .the troops of
his majesty the emperor and king. mas.
much as they have the character OF geue.
raj law bus thsssit will be proper that
your exeeuency should communicate with
the minister Of exterior relations as 10
VIVA. concerns the. correspondence Of the
ci,izens of she Uoned States Of .Amerlea
with England.
I pray your escelleney Mr.. Minister
Plenipoteniarv, to receive the assurance
of nv high consideration, The minister
of marine and Of the colonies.
(signsd)
Ii will not escape general Armstrong
,ha. nv answers cannot have the dese
lopeme which hey would receive from
the minister OF exterior relations and that
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-20

5AHAs WADISUF,
Secretary Of state, Washington.
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Extract ef a letter from Cozvles Nead, secretary
and acnng governor ef me 1'lssStssttl.t ferris
tory, TO the defiart1se7at u svar, daiea,
WASHINGTON, n. < Jan. 10, 1907.
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(CoFY)
SIR,
Lonaon, Dec. 81, 1906.

VIA =
W. have tas pleasure to aequaint you
sshatwe have this day agreed WI b the Bsl-
t'sh Cons raisaionsrs 70 conclude treaty 90
all the points which have formed the object
of our negociaiion,s and OF terms which
We trusfonr gosernment will approve. Ii
wilreq4lre only a lew days 10 reduce il 10
form When ttat Is done, We Sc all trans
mi, II to YOU By special myssengers We
hasten 10 communicate TO you this interest
ing intelligence for the information aad
epidsnce of our goyernmens IN such n,ea.
sures as may have reference 10 the subJecs.
We have the honor 30 be, win great con.
sheraton and esseem,
Sir,
Your most obedient servants,
tSignsd)
JAS. MONROE,
WIN. PINCKNEY.
JAMS MADISON,
secretary Of state, Washington.
Paris, 24sh Dec. 1906.
SIR,
have the honor of trans mi.iing
ihe copv enclosed of letter from his ma.
]es,y's minister of marine and colonies, IN
answer 10 mine of the 10Th inst. on the
sublectof the imperial srrese of the s2lst
OF November, 1906.
An additional eSplanation, which it may
&C well 10 communicalr, is, thar neural
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lUS1, ARRIVED,

US / fARRlAED,
From Rhodc-Is and, and for sale, Oh boare
the Brig Economy, LAshG P. Sn''ts, mas
ter, laying atsAarper's wharf,
s .hhds. Antigua Rum
6 chests Imperial Tea
80 do. Young Hyson
| bale Beerboon Currahs
: II pieces Iicksenburg
i box ladies' Ronncts
/ small trunk Thread Laces
IS barrels prime Beet
SO do, sweet Cider
200 bushels Potatoes
loco lbs. Cheese
l54 Handspikes
barrels ShellbarkS
20 barrels Apples.
E@Gaire efMe Master on 6oara.
February 20. St
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vessels coming from England or her colo.
niesinto the ports Of France, &c. since the
date of the aforesaid arrcte, will not be re-.
eeived, and that If any person or persons,
charged with the ship or other vessel and
cargo, shall be detected in evading this,
gulaiion BY means Of false declarations.
they shall forfeit the SAID ship or other yes-
sci and cargo.
am, Sir,
With the highes. respect.
Your mos, obedien, and
Very humble servant,
Signed,
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
NJ. .Naaison :. Washington.
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i is naturally 70 him that lie ought to adj.
dress hlmself for these explanations which
4 am very happy to End him, because he
wishes them, but upon when | have muc h
less positive information than tae prince
of Benevento.
(Slgaed)
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DEGREES.

Ii will not escape general Armstrong
,ha. my answers cannot have the dese
lopemen, which they would receive from
the minister OF exterior relations and that
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-24

IN SsaaTtIRD Az, the 10th day of October
next, will be sold, onthe premises,
A Tract Of Land, belonging
to the estate Of Captain r icshsrd Conway, de-
ceased containing seven .htsaslrcd and thIr-
-tiirse and half acres, adjoining thesknds Of
William Fitzhegh, Mrs. Washington, of
Hayfeltl, Mr.. Dulang and Mi. Cooke, and
wing b:tween SIX and seven miles from Az
,exan,lria. A PARTICULAR description of the
and is supposed Unnecessary, as any dispos-.
Ia to purchase will probably examine it,
The terms Of sale viii be o. credit of six:
.twelsc and eighteen months bond, with APP.
proved security, together with mortgage on
s!Saes pre- misses will be required. Persons dis,
posed to attend the sale viii nneetat II O'Clock
1T Mr. Bcnscnss tavern, on the Colchestes
road, from whence II is proposed to proceed
% the land and to commence the sale precise.
~ at 2 o clock This tract will be divided
10 accommodate purchasers
.aad on the Monday goJlozasssg, tie i2th
day Of 0ct0ber,
VIII be sold, on the premises,
a tract Of Land, lying on the
west side oFthe old road leading from the falls
church 10 Alexandria, containing one hun
sired and eighty. ssve acres, being a. part of
tract Of land sold by WgIliara II. Tcrritt to
Baldwin Dads. This land will BE laid off la
lots of about twenty Ave acres each.
little same tiiEe aad h.ace zsiR BE sod,
Some Lots OF the Stump Hill
Tract, contiiaing from three to five acres
each--tne terms Of sale the same as the a
boye.
A'.d on Nsdaslaay, tie ,A4thE ef,se aae.
sonis;
Will be sold for ready money, at public aue-
ton, at thecofee-aoHse, in Alexandria,
ThIrty-slx Shares Of Alexandra
Bank Stock.
WILLIAM HERBERT 81
n. FITZHuCH,
E. I..LEE,
September Is. dts
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HE SubIcrlber
May IS.

Returns MS most grateful thanks to the in
habitants.o of this town, for the patronage he
has heretofore received, and earnestly soiicits
a continuance of the same: He likewise takes
this method to inform them that, on Monday
evening, the 18th Of September inst he In
tends opening a NIGHT SCHOOL at his
Academy on Prince-street, where will be.
taught Reading, Wiiting, Arithmetic, and
any branch Of The Mathematics Any young
gentlemendc sir6us to become acquainted with
anyiof'the above branches viii meet'with dug
attentidnfronr
s4r @! w. Carh1,
SsI;Rls.
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District of Columbia.

N1OTICE is hereby gluen 10 all suAom ie
IN may concern, that the Consul General,
Of Portugal to. the United States of America.
has authorised the subscriber to legalize all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound fromthe ports Of this district to any in
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters of vessels who may omit
having their bills Of health thus certified, will
be liable TO undergo quarantine. III.
Its requisite that any article shipped for
account of Portuguese subject should be
declared and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
ty ana the bills Of lading legalized as above :
Lewis DebEois. s..
Mzv IA ~
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Notice IS reby given,
August Is

Il 2
H At IN consea lence5of a deed Of
: trustflom HenryD. Hooe, late of Prince
William county, deceased, to secure'the SUM
Of three hundred andseig Anyone pounds nine
teen s.iiiiings and three pence, due to Alex
ander Salitfi, Of Alfxandria, from the said
Fl. D sHooe Ion the 6rss day ofths next. dis.
srice court TO De held at Hay-Market, in
Prince William connty, fbelnsg the 18th DAP.
81 next nlonth1 s.all proceed to sell to me
highest bidder, io.. ready money, A TRACT.
OF LA Nd, situate in The county Of Failiier,
containing one hundred and fifty acres which
ianst has on it "a Mill, a Store House and a
comfortable Dwelling House, with necessary
Out Houses is situated about I'VE miles. ffsra
.siay-sIarket, and Was formerly occupied BY
Nathan Matthew. The sale viii take place.
-tst the tavern Of BenjaFain Brenough. in the
town Of Hay Market.
K. Young
SsptemberIa dts
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For Sale on, REM.

A convenient two story BRICK Ho Sc
with back buildings, sc. situate on D .&e.
street, between Pitt and St. Asaph-streets.
II L so,
"A comRodious frame STORE, on King
street, between Royal and Pitt-streets.
..zhhly to LAWRENCE HOOFFs
Angus 81. 60