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next, shall be returned and held continued 10 the
SAID several district courts, respectively at the
times herein before appointed for holding the
same.
Sec. S. Bel further enacted, That the supreme
court OF the United States shall hereafter consist
OF chief justice, and six associate justices. any
+aw-to (thc) contrary notwithstanding. And for
tins purpose there shall be appointed a sixth as
Sociate insticc, to reside nv the seventh circuit
whose duty 1t shall be, mltil he is otherwise al
iotted, to attend the circuit courts of the SAID Sc
Hcnth circuit, and the supreme court OF the Unit
ed States and who shall take the same OATH and
be en''tied to the SAME salary are required of
and provided for the other associate Justices Of
the United States.
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IN 1tCT to punish frauds committed on the Banks
IF the United States.
ED Z IL enacted BY tie Senate and Lot1se Of Rebrc-
! seHtativeS IF the U9ited Safes Of A7us,ica,
in Congress assembled, That if any person shall
falsely make, forge, or counterfeit, or
procure to be falsely made, forged. or counter
teited, or willingly AID assist, III falsely max
mG, forging, or countcrfcting any bill or note in
imitation of, purportny to be bill or note is
sued by order OF the president, directors and
company of the bank Of the United States, or a.
ny order check on The said bank or corporation,
o. amy cashier thereof, shall falsely alter, or
cause procure to be f;sely altered, willingly
aid assist in flselv altering any bill o. note IS
sued by order of The PIE sdent directors and COM
pany OF the Bank of the United States, or any or
der or check, ON the said bank or corporation,
any cashier thereof or shall pass, utter or pub
liS, OF attempt to pass, utter or publish, true,
any tdsc, forged, OF colmtcrfeited bill, Or note,
purporting TO be bill, orrote, issued By order
of the president directors and company of tiier
bank Of the United States, or any f.lse, forged,
or countcrfeited order or neck, upon tie said
bank Or corporation amy cashier thereof,
knowing the same to be falsely forged or counter
fcitcd, or shall pass, utter, publish, attempt
70 pass, utter or publish, true, any falsely al
tered bill or note. issued by order OF the presi-
dent, directors and company Oi the Il INK Of the
United States, or any falsely altered order or
check, on the sad bank o. corporation, or any
cashier thereof knowing The same to lie falsely al
tered with intention to dctraud the 5 Ill corpora
ton, or any other body polite, or person. every
such person shau be deemed I'd .dIudged guilty
Of felony, and being thereof convicted BY due
course Of law, shall be sentenced 70 be imprison-
ed, and kept to hard labor, FIR period not less
than three years, nor move than ten years, or
shall be imprisoned not exceeding ten years, and
fined MOI exceeding i've Thousand dollars Fro
sided, That nothing herein contSirGd shah be SO
construed to deprive the courts Of the indivdu III
states Of a Jurisdiction under the laws of the Sc
veTal states over the offence, declared punisha-
bic by this act
Sec. 2. Ind Dc it further enacted, Tina. the act,
inhtuied e" An act 20 PUNISH taudS committed on
the bank Of the United States,'' passed the twcns
ty-seyenth day II June, one thousand seven SUM
dred and ninety -eight, shall be, and the same is
hereby repealed Presided nsVerthekesS, That che
repeal Of The sad net shall not he SO construed,
as 70 prevent the trial. condemnation or punish
mont OF any person, persons, charged with
Or guilty OF yClGron of any OF its PROVISIONS
Prcyiolia to the passing OF this act.
NATHL. MACON,
Spelte1 u TIE House Of Representatives..
GEO CLINTON,
Yice-Fresidcat T tie U.itea States, and
President u The Senate.
February u, 1917.
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TIL : JEFFERSON.

IN fC'T tn annex certain Shores and svGters to tie
disticf # hLississibPij ant to antk0yise tie
6Qiialag a castonb house at Nsw-Orleaas.
~ 4 IL eaactcdbS the Senate al! House u Repre-
- sentati7es qf me UnYed States efADseJi.a,
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cited, directs and allows in cases of executions
against the goods and chattels of the debtor
Sec. 8. Ind be it .turthr enocted, That the
eighth section of the aforesaid act shall be, and
the same is hereby also repealed
NATBL. MACON,
Speaker Of the Koase Of Representatives.
GEO CLINTON,
cePresideat Of the United States and
President Of the Senate.
February "a, 1902
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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TIL: JEFFERSON.

IN ACT to continue irtayce toy further time, an
act iatitwled ''Aa To suspend the cosi'nsTcidf
intercourse 6etzpeen :he Uitcd States, unA certain
PARIS ar the Island Of ST. Domingo"
u 9 it enacted6p the Senate and House Of Repre-
-AS sentatives # tie United states IF daserica,
~ Congress assembled, That the act entituled
- An act TO suspend the commercial intercourse
between the United St,tcs and certain parts OF
the island of St. Domingo passed on the TWEEN
ty-eghth day of February, one thousand eight
hundred and SIX, be, and the same herebyis con-
tndcd III force until the end OF the session OF
Congress, and no longer.
Sec. 2. Asa BE- 1t further enacted, That the pro-
EDITIONS and provisions Of the aforesaid act shah
b. construed, and are hereby declared to extend
- Gcnoase and Tortug,, and TO any other dcpen-
possession Of OF under the ackno ,yIcdged So
Ncrnmcnt Of France.
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,S9e.sfer Il The House IF Representatives.
GEO: CLINTON,
Hice-{}esiaert Of the United .Eates and
President Of the Seaate.
February 81, 1907
APPROVED,
TN JEFFERSON.
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SPEECH OF Mr.. HUGHES.
IN the Les'islature'of Orleans.
[Conch.ded.1

III there was no danger from dOmes-
tic insurrection, did any pressing peril
from without, threaten us with such i'm
mediate destruction, that no time was
given to deliberate, or consult the con-
stitutiOnal organs of accusation From
whence did it arise? We have been told
of but one quarter from whence it was
expected ; and yet it is extremely diff
cult to reconcile the existence Of any such
danger, with the measures pursued to
avoid it. If the commander in chief
Of the American forces was really in
earnest, when he told US Burr was ex.
pected at NatcheZ on the Goth Deem
Der, with 5000 men, would he have dis
mantled Fort Adams 1? would he have
endcavOred to weaken the Mi ssissippi
territory, by demanding 500 men from
thence, to be brought to this place ?
would he have thrown his whole force
into dctencelcss town, and left the
whole upper country open to invasion ?
and would he, | ask 1t seriously, and Of
his advocates in this house to give sa-
tisfactOry answer--WOuld he have con-
cealcd his knowledge Of the danger from
the governor of the country which was
to be the first invaded ? of that in which
the force was TO have been collected
Would he not instantly have requested
gov. VI oade to put himself on his de-
fence would he not instead Of endea~
voring to weaken that territory, by
requisition of militia have marched
there with his regular force, and thus
checked the first effort OF rebellion or
would he nothavc nipped it in its bud,
by sending a copy OF his cyphcr letter
to the gov. of Kentucky, before any
force could possibly have been embodi-
ed, or while the juries of the upper
states and territories were cropping IL
the dark, and for want of proof pro-
nouncing the mighty culprit innocent ;
Would he not have furnished that evil
dence which he had in his possession,
and which would have exposed the
schemes Of the traitor and himself to
detcstation and ruin.
If the object of Burr was to plum
der this place offs wealth, and to seize
on its shipping, would he, ask, have
laid an embargo to keep both within
his reach ? If he had not had some other
scheme than mere defence against this
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Co.'s ANGUTNITY.

TT would require considerable specu-
htion, to give such an exposition of the
following little paragraph as would de-
Donstrate its correctness.
&" 4 child is born in Mecklenburg,
whose father IS its great grandfather, its
mother its niece, its grandmother its
sister, It's aunts its nieces, and its grand
father It's brother-in-law."
1.-THE description contained in the fol-
lowing advertisement and communica-
ton, which have appeared IN Philadel-
Phia papers, though Of most uncom-
mon kind, is, from the place and man
ner in which it Is given, too well aathen-
ticated to admit doubt Of it's tru.h.7
To the ctri9us.-A young lady, born
without hands, and wish only three toes,
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MATCHEs-Such as then are.


I'VE suppose that such marriages as
the following are but rare. 1t will pro-
badly be considerable time before we
meet with SO long list of the same kind
again. 1t would, perhaps, be going too
tar, to recommend such matches; but we
think we may venture to say, that they
IRE better than none at all.
MARRIED-At Hagerstown, (Md.)
on the 9Th Of April last, by the Rev.
Mr. Bower, Mr. Esau Bicknen, aged
SIXTY to the blooming Miss Susanna
Rogers, aged sIxTEEA! both Of Wash
lngtOn county.
At Birmingham, ENG. very sudden
~, Mr.. William Stanlcy, aged 90, to
Miss Julia Waterman, aged Is!
At Sharon, on Friday the Goth Dec.
last, Mr.. <. Stow, of Weston, (Vt) a.
ged IS, to Miss Peggy Moore, Of Sha-
ron, aged Is.
On Thursday, the 1st IAN. last, at
Schodack, by Nicholas Stats, ESQ. Mr..
Thomas Doty aged -, to Miss Peggy
Cornick, aged IS.
At Rye, a few weeks ago, Doctor
Jonathan Coo, aged 81 years, to Mrs.
Phebe Belts, aged "a years, both of the
same place. This being the lady's fourth
husband, and the gentleman not having
walked without clutches for the last 20
years, but TO the astonishment of all pre-
sent, stood up with nothing but his ami
able bride to lean upon!
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{ 90 }

| Is to be seen at the sign of the Stage and
Horses, No. ID, North Front-street,
Philadelphia. She cuts and works gen
tlemen's watch papers, and embroiders
large flowers, fit for framing, on
frame, which are executed i'll neat and
elegant manner. She is very well pro-
portioned, except her limbs. She will
thread a needle and tie the knot; and
does other curious work.
Large flowers fit for framing, worked
by the young lady, are for sale at the a
boye place.
C2mmlulicati9n.-Wc have peculiar
satisfaction in stating that Miss Sally
Rogers, the remarkable female artist,
whose operations with her mouth in the
delicate art of painting have astonished
every spectator, continues to be visited
by the laudably curious Of both sexes.
Gentlemen Of the profession, who have
seen her IN the exercise of her strangely
acquired power Of producing regular
drawings, & finished paintings of birds,
liz >, ]ilI ldltoCdptS, unUlSSCNllnSly
pronounce their wonder and approba-
ton. The little feat Of threading a nee
die with her tongue in less time than la
dies generally take to perform the same
with their fingers, is interesting and Gu
rlous. Nor can we say less Of her ia
cllity in cutting paper with scissors, and
the apparent ease with which she writes,
Notwithstanding the total want of power
in her hands and feet. She executes,
together with these, a number Of little
things ideally impracticabe.-Fromt the
expression of her countenance, we are
led to suppose that that God who g tenn
pers the wind to the shorn lamb" has
beautifully bestowed on her an uncom-
monty happy and tranquil disposition,
evident from the serenity of her fea-
lures. 1t may be here worthy of re-
mark, that a peculiar glow Of health
di1uses itself over her countenance, and
a patient and contentcd pleasure seems
to beam from every look. Her intel
lectual faculties are strong and compre-
hcnsiye, and feclingly alive to pursuits
which dignity the human character
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only son, private il the marines, ar
rived from Plymouth but four hours be-
fore his death, to visit him, and into
whose hands, the property fell.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-08
9oHv dyCock
Nov. %.

JOHN dLC0CK,
INFORIAS tie Citizens of Riebnsoa9, and IL. snbGs
ingens'ai ibaf be 6as zsovei rEe civ of Rie5sosd
.D6ers be baS eps.d ees5isfe a5rfsuen. of N1t,eso
dixie, ne*t 3os- to A7s9r. P,egI, and l4oneu,e',
TsHaAs Stare, and ePP9fse hs Eafie; eonGaiae
partly efi6s jeii0vvirg 0ytele, 49,
OHDON Spring, PANEL and hand Saws, Ca
teel and German do
Calfeei Files of every defcripsion,
Fill Locks, brafs and iron,
Wood Screws of every iize,
Sd. I'D x Cd. wrought spigs,
lod. & GOD. wrought Nails,
Cd. & Sd. fine drawn Clouts,
Saddler's lacks Of every fize,
Rrafs Mails, Straning & Grit Webb,
Plated Bride Bits aGorted,
Do. hrruP Irons d.
Brafs ms unted iteel blade Squares,
= Brafs and Iron chamber door Locks az syssy
Gzen
Stock Locks of all fees,
Looking and Ladies 3reiliog Glafas.
Plated Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips Of every zee,
Carpenters & Joipers Tools of every dsfsrip<
ton,
AlNo, an agorsn1ent Of DRY GOODS.
Superfne Cloths and Ceiinercs,
Bennet's Velvet and Patent Cord,
Manchester .Stuffs,
Fashionable Silk Hole,
Roie and Duffell Blankets
Coarfe Linens aud number Of other ar,i.
Giles too tedious INHERIT all of which will bsfod low
december lS. If.
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FOR SALE.

TINFIE LOT and HOUSES Wherein Jo5a Hamii-
ton, Eiu. the Britiih CorGul, reiides: on it are
three Rory Dwelling Houte Office and Kitchen,
and other neceGary Houies for family ule; Wen Of
good water, newly fitted, aud Garden lately pailed
in, Ware. Houfe aud Cellar under it the remains
Of Wharf, which will make good foundation to
build on with all the privileges Of lots ituated
the river, Ct extending vharf
ALso-s-I Acres Of well tmbered LAND, with
good Fiihery on WiHooghbys Bay taking in the
mouth and r r Of Malon's Creek, where the bel OF
Oylters and iih can be conveniently taken
ALso-A LOT in smlhdield, between Mrs. Pur.
die and CAY lain 'rodds lo,s>--For terms apply TO
THOMAS NEWTON.
AyguR 2e.i ,sf)
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4 GREAT Bargain offered in 1855 acres Of
n LAND, lying in King < Queen county, one & an
half miles from York River, and bounded by Po-
ropotank Creek, the Lands of captain William Shac-
kleford and Zacharah Shackeford. This land is le-
vel, fertile and we'll timbered, with tolerable good
buildings and excellent water-The abundance Of fin
and oyfers at the very fpot, may ALTO be mentioned
grese inducement to any perGon wifhng to pur-
chaGe. This Land may be had low for cath, or
good bonds at lhort payment. For further particu-
lars apply to John II. Smith, or to the lubfcriber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Wanerton, September 26. IF.
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BY 0tf1s ea deed fsrsa, executed by Mr. Join Pen.
Gon, seessSd, 10 feHrs dtbt therein szentoat! dire
tette oaate Of William Danaridss, iced. IAa0 pro-
seei' Jdi tbefrHmjss, 3eoa tie 26tb day efiG.pre
jent nrcsf6,
EHOU4 hundred acres of LAND, lying within the
n fork Of the river road and the three chopped
roads near Weithan,, and in the county of Henri.
co.
BY content of the executor OF the fsid cambridge
the terms of the fae viii be follow viz Cne third
payable in year, third in two years, and the
redue IN three years, the whole carry in,reR from
the date of the fale The ntereh to be psid half
yeariysnd in cafe of failure pay the interet puac
tually at the end OF each half year. the principal to
become due and payable on demand. The purcha(er
to execute deed oftru oHthe property and to exc
cute bond with one approved fecurity.
By virtue of the fame deed Of truit and with the
like content fhall the 3oth day of the preien,
month, offer for fale public auction at the door Of
the Eagle-Tavern, fifteen likely haves eoniifing of
men, and children, 70 many thereof as iha
be fucient to ftisy and pay any reue of the afore
faid debt, nteref and the expenees accruipg under
the rult, which the Land aforeaid may not be fufc
ent to dfcharge. On the fales Of flsves credi, of
year from the date of the faIe will be given-The
purehafer paying nteret half yearly, and giving bond
with two approved fecurities.
JONI ADAMS, 7rua.e.
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JAMES STRATTRN.

Taylor and Hdbh 14ate, firm PHILADEL PHLI.
u EGS leave 20 inform the gentlemen and ladies OF
ID Richmond aud the country, that he intend, car
ryiug on the above buGne 10 all It's various branches.
being well acquainted with the newell E,ihions, he
hopes from puntluahty and aiiduity 70 buinels TO
deierve little other patronage, as nothing FALL be
wanting his part render fatisfa9ion to culiom
ers; and for neat workmanship, he pledges himfclf
TO have it done in the neaten manper.
JAMES STRATTEN,
N. B. His rshdenee is on the Main Street Rich.
mond, door TO David Logans.
or. ~. osvtf
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January 6.
FOR SALE,

n VALUABLE Lot ofGROUND in Bueking-
L n ham county, containing fixty two acres lying
on James River and adjoining the town of Dugids-
vile. The Lind is rich and has of the mon vaua-
able Mil ites it, of any in the upper country, AL
10 new and excellent manufacturing Mill il the
county of Ca-AfhsM s,san FIX Midas ksnrv IYnehhrrs
and in good condition for manufacturing -four, &c
This property is rendered mare valuable inafmuch
it is tuated in the heart of very rich country, &
thole who with to their attention the manu-
featuring -four, &c. is object worthy their conf
deraton. For farther particulars reference may be
made to Col Wm ]. Lewis of Campbell, (who will
thew & negotiate for the above property the fub
fcriber
JASC. ANTHONY.
January 5, taw2w 8, oawSw.
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Puriisrit TO deed Of trut executed TO US on the goth
of November 1905, by Fleming Cayce, TO fecure
money due to John Lockland s, Co. we fhall pro-
coed to fell to the highel bidder for ready money,
at Cumberland court-houfe, on Saturday the 3lft
day of January 1907,
HNE Negro Man named Stepney "a good Black
~ SnIith) and the refdue of Negro Woman,
Nancy, and her three children, Anne, Harriott and
Saly-after former deed, covering them for the
benefit of John Gillian 8: Company, is carried into
efea.
BERNARD LEWIS,
SURVEYING Trgfef.
Cumberland, January 1. tdf
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~ TIE FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA
MACK, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Richie, is nov for Iale, by the graf5, dozen or
Gngle, at the ESQUIRER bookstore.
ALso--A General Afortment Of Lawyers
and Sherif'e BLANKS, jut printed.
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JOHN ALCOCK,

7 INFORMS his friends and the public, that he fiH
E carries on his CABINET MANUFAC Glory
IN all its branches. He has removed his Ware Room,
IN the front houis OF William Ans, Eiq and adj
joining the Fire In,arance Office where Re has large
quantity of ready made work On hand which he viii
Tell low He faters himelf that if any perlons are in
want Of any thing in the Cabine line they may be
iupPlied. / am determined to have good warranted
work done on the loTgef terms. ANY orders left at
my "are.Room with Mr.. John Gray, my foreman,
or at my hore shall DO puEelgaly attended to, and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December 10. If.
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DISSOLUTION OF co-pARTNERsHIp

FTg,HE COMPREHENSIVE of c. and T. Sam.
ders, isdifiolved by mutual conf.nt Ali isbts
due by the concern will be adjufsed and paid by I.e
iueur and Saunders, who alone authorized to fr
tie all claims due to and b. the concern.
c. II SAUNDERS,
TARLTON SAUNDERS.
N. %. Thofe indebted are requeled to maSs int
mediate payment as no further indulgence can be Wv
ven.
iESUEUR, & SAUNDERS.
Nov. 22. IS
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a SsIZE of BREAD for the city of Richmond
Il from the sth init. until further orders (Super-
fine Flour beipg7 Dollars and 81 Cents per Barrel
viz.
A Jingle loaf made of Superdns
Flour to weigh % ozs. for l-2
Ditto Of Common Flour "a 4l-s
Double the above VT. respectively
EDW. CARRINGTON, Mayor.
January 6. #.
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Jan. s..

In SaDaanre sfa DEED Of 7yya executed BY Jsbn PEN
dtto", TO tie 4sr5tr, TO fwe tie payment Of dt6t
TO John a. C6eUs. fbyein mentioned ard t6e sseen-
s.s .ft6e fruf.
VIII be fold on the premifes, on the 2sh of this
month, one hundred and fifty acres of WOOD
LAND, including Saw Mill lately crested, h.uated
between the Three Notched and River Roads on
We(lham creek, in Henrico county, about 4 or Ave
miles above Richmond. BY permiIion of Mr. Che
valie, credit oftwelve months will re given on one
half of the purehafe money, and eighteen months Oh
the balance. Bond with perfonal fecurity to be ap-
proved by Mr.. Chevai'ie, to bear in,eren from the
day of ale, and deed of tru to infnre punSuality
in the payments will be required of the purchaler
]. HOPKINS, TrgRee.
January S.
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DROWN SUGAR Of
- hyperion quality,
Ditto ditto fecond ditto.
Bett Green Coffee,
Salt in Sacks,
Molanes and 'rreaele,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
Madeira, Port, Sherry &
Malaga Wine,
Freih Mpicatel RaiGns s.
Cufrants,
Soft shelled Almonds,
CopPeras,
Saltpetre,
Engliih F F Gunpowder,
Patent Shot, well afIorted,
Hibbert's Brown Stout
and Porter,
Bea Spanifh Segars,
Caldwell, Frafure q Co.'S
Surerfine Chocolate,
New-York Candies aud
Soap,
Spermaeesti Candles,
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January5.

Will be fold at the Eagle-Tayern, in Richmond. on
the day mentioned in the above advertisement, for
the fae there, ueh of the laves Of John Pendleton
deeeaied, as are not fold under the decd of tru al
uded to in that advertisement, any deed Of tru BY
which they are conveyed. Thele layes are gene.
rally OF the Description mentioned above and will be
fold on credit of twelve month"; the purchafer Civ
ing bond with approved lecury TO bear ntersit from
the day Of iale.
Will alto be fold on the day the land mentioned
in the above advertisement is fold, at the plantation
ofthe faid John Pendeion, deeeaed fnall Rock of
Cattle, fix Mules, Wagon and fundry Plantation
Utenlis, and iueh Plank and Scantlin belonging to
the eitate, as may remain unfold. A credit OF
twelve months will be given for all fums above ten
dollars, the Purehaier giving bond with approved fe-
eurity, to bear interel froa the day of fale
GEO. PICKETT, !
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHAS. JOHNSTON, ma" ''
N. SHEPPARD.
January S, 1907.
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w ANTED Immediately, ten ton of clean Mer-
w charitable HEMP, for which liberal price
win be given in cath. PRoSsER q MoNCURE.
Dee. 20. eptf
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Bar Iron, German, GRAVY
ley's & BliRered Steel,
Antigua & Jamaica Rum,
Very Old Antigua Rum,
Holland Gin,
Coguiac Brandy, Of very
hyperion quality,
Race Ginger, Pepper,
P,mento, Nutmeg.
Mace, Cloves s. Cia-
nanion,
Frefh London Muitard,
in fmaI boxes, .
Bea Flotant. Indigo and
Fig Blue, of hyperion
quality, in boxes Of
90 lbs. each.
Freih Capers, Oil, &c.
FreAi Gunpowder,
l ca in CanniRers,
Ditto by the ID.
Young Hyion do. Of the
fri o,fali,v SIS
N. England Sc Bullok's
Cheefe.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-08
LOST,

LOST,
4 SILVER WATCH Of the fri quality, capped
L n and Jeweed, with feceod hand, the Makers
name Ba,yaSd; attached to it, was Gold Chain and
feal with the initials J. G. A reward of fifteen
Dollars is offered its delivery to the editor.
January s.