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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-15

S. $. LAD FIX soAlxlsy ss
An aHortment of VINES. "a
pusoRs, GROCERIES, &c.
Consisting of
MADEIRA
Sherry -rrYrxrr, s
Lisbon lSN In E.a0s
Malaga
TencriHe 8
Corsica
Old ST. Esssphs Msdoc :lsret, IN essrs IT
one dozen s, Z
Afsw dozen fne Did frontinac
Ditfo do best wine biteers &
Jarnaica and Wex india rum
New-Engiand do.
| Cogniar, Bourdeaux and Naples brandy
Holland and country gin
E Schic5anl gin III cases
!. Irish whiskey, very old
10 barrels Pennsylvania rye wa;skey
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence Oil in TASKS
2 hogsheads HAVANA honey
Us do. choice retailing nalasses
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hyson TEAS
Young Young ays0a s, goea qualify,
sSouchong
AIuseovado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white Dc.
Loaf and lump. sugars, Philadelphia, Bal
.itnore and Alexandria.
Lcipcr's, CARROTS, and Hamiltens snuff
iaSbottles and bladders.
Macuba aud rapee do.
GIoyer-secd, (Pea:. zvarrantcs
Elace; nutnaegss; cloves |; cassia plIaen-
to-; pepper ginger, race and groisd; Cay
e.ans pepper; resned saltpetre.
Coffee chocolate rice; pearl barley;
London and Philadelphia nustard basket
salt; starch hg blue; Hotant indigo; Gcor-
pia and Tennessea cotton fax !; wool; mad
der !; copperas; alum birthstone chalk !;
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and twine !;
traces; bed cords !; leading lines demiJohns /
gin cases patent shot brandywinc gunpoM-
der; Harvcy's gunpovder, [the only real BE;
t;sh battle powder from F to treble sealed :
chewing tobacco best Hayanna segars.
Mescatel and bloom raislns IN boxes.
Sun raisins in casks.
Zantc currants prunes; soft shelisd al
mends.
A few boxes excellent pickles, each one
dozen bottles assorted capers, clivss and n
chovics, for sale by the box.
A quantity of clean good alum szit>suitable
COZ the fishery, &c. sec
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-15

Printing in its various branches,
executed at this sHice.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-15

Not two blanks to,a prize, and ths lowest
prize is twelve dollars. The scheme contains
only 1860 tickets ;srla 900 of which are &C.
tualiy sold TO company Of gentlemen, IN -.
Fork, to whom the Managers have obligated
themselves to commence the drawing in the
city Of Baltimore, On IHU2SDAys the 5lst
day ef DzcTueER uers, and tosaraw 500 tick.
sets per day.
'ickets and Shares are npw hing II: q "a
4iety Of numbers and very rapidly, at Ten
DoL1ARs and Il Hair each, for short tine
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-15
ST. MAR Us COLLEGE,
CIR a Nd q q e e q RI,
q a I.I,INfDRE

UTHGRfSED BY the general ssc1hbly
A ofsthe state Of Maryland, the scheme of
whirhis the most brilliant ever offered g the
citizens of the u. S. containing besides large
anmher Of other good prizes,
prize Of. 10000. dollars.
& do. of 5000
do of 10000 5sF BY
do. of 5000
do. Of 500
do. Of 1000
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g g B Z S o 4. n
FOR READY MONEY,

IN ,AEASI MONEY,
40 the highest bidder, at public auction. 4
Dawson, s tay ! !, II the county Of Louaous
18th day OF November next Il fair. - = 'Af1
the next fair day by virtue Of a de,. aa''
the court Of the United States, for ~ y
eircuis, in the Virsi..ia district, nroO AN .
ced at May. term 1906, in suit deneu nSs'l1 /
in said court between the executors of !, !
MEL Mildred, deceased, who was s,,ry;, ~
partner Of Mildred and Roberts, tloii,ne. !
and Samuel Hough and Others drfsneea,s, ~,
600 Acres Of Land.
Near Leesburg, on the waters Of lusc,,oI
IA, in the county of Loudo.in- aores :,
Mcadoa rear LeesSurg, and House spd
Lot IN i.eesburg or 50 nlushthcreof as will
be sufficient to raise certain sums Of MOVE
interest and costs, in said decree lnep,cn
al 80
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E 81 r. MATES

Z ss.ly ;Forguuate lorfERz-o FF1cE, eor7ies g {
alraRxg7 and sffsHARL E s-S4'REEfs,
BALTIMORE.
The grandeur ofthe scheme OF the above
T ottery, together vii an assurance from the
Managers that it will positively commence
drawing on the 3lst day Of December next,
have been a sufficient ifdueement fer the sub
scribers to come to the cityof Baltimore for
tae express purpose Of facilitating the sale
q. the tickets
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-27
MONDAY. October s.
SKLAS DLXSAro


Mr. Hay. Were you in New Orleans
when Gen Wilkinson arrived there in No
Vembcr last? A / was. Mr. Han Did
he make any communications to you a
He made very full and general statement
of the situation Of the country, and of his
approximations of approaching danger.
Mr. HGy. How soon af;cr his arrival? A
/ think on the 2Gjh or 275I of Move mber
He arrived there on the evening OF the
18th, and made his communications to me
very shortly after his arrival. . Were
those communications made under any ill.,
functions Of secrecy? A They were @
Were you acquainted with the state of the
public mind AT New Orleans at the time
of the arrival of Gen. Wilkinson 4.
discovered nothing unusual about that time.
Q what was the state of the public mind
after the approach Of Burr was ANNOUNCE
ed; did tbeie appear 90 be considerable
party disposed TO favor the views of Col.
Burr A 4 considerable party appeared
TO be in favor of Col Burr, and were much
opposed to the iue1s ures Of Gen Wilkinson.
| Q What appeared to be the general i'm
PRECISION on the minds of the citizens, and
what was their conduct before and after
| Gen Wilkinson exposed the plans of Col
| Burr. n Before the disclosure of those
| plans, it was Il general subject Of enquiry
As 90 the conduct of Gen Wilkinson in ta-
/ king post at New Orleans; md many CEN
! sured the measure. About that time Sc
! vcTal numbers of the Western World ap-
| peared, in which many severe structures
/ were cast on Gen Wilkinson and others !;
which, after the disclosure made by Gen
/ Wilkinson at the government. house, occa-
! stoned very considerable connections among
! the citizens. 1t became a general topic Of
/ conversation in the cOilee-house, the hotels,
and even IN the streets Il will repeat fur
I Their, that there appeared to be large pro-
| portion of the mercantile interest in favor
Of Gen Wilkinson's conduct, some censur-
ed and some doubted. Gen Wilkinson con-
! descended 10 ask my opinion, having pre-
viOusly made Il full disclosure Of the dan
gers apprehended. ard Of the measure s
which he had adopted. did give my adj
vice in favor of seizing every man whom
h. found opposed to his measures. This
was after developcmeGt of the state Of
Hairs by Gen Wilkinson. mir Martin.
And that not to he depended upon. Mr.
i jVirf. That viii Ne subject Of discussion
hereafter. Mr. MarfiH. / know that.
Mr. Hirf, lin lower tone Of voice) TO Mr.
Martin You kuow good deal Of those
Mings ] Mr. HaU. Did you SET Col Burr
at Washington, IL the Mississippi Terrific.
ry! A Yes. i received a verbal mes.
sage from him, by AN unknown person
: AVID returned an apology for not waiting o.
: him that day, but went to see him the mex
day. met him in company, but he soil
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-27

d. ED--Hthis seat (EaS run Hill IN
Charles City county, on Tueyaay tie ISL
Of me present month after a Sh5rl but ST.
Vfre IneSs, JoHN CRkW d.. in me 5Ofh
year of his oge. he 7vas dntiJni s1,,, n
foVtng hNs6a7ld, q tender fathe5 and an IN
dn(gent mGsffr, he has ieJi behind MIN 10
lament his loss, tother in tie Sis. year
u ms age, me ia, fner of his 5osom and
Jour small children. ne zuas 6sLovcd bv
ms "etgh6ors and univerSqiiy re8hecfed By
his acquaintance.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-10
Public Sale.

BY virtue of decree of the Superior Court
of Chancery for the Richmond district, VIII
be Sold, at public auction, on Tuesday the
18th day of December no0t, if fair, II not,
the next fair,day, that very valuable and de
lightful SEAT, in the county OF Stafford, on
the Rappahannock river, about sax ailes be- =.
low Fredericksburg, called.
# TRAVELLERS REST,
The residence of the late Mr.. Tito. Guraeft
The terms of sale Will De one toarth of the
purchase money, ard so mulch more as shall
be sufficient to defray the costs of suit and
expences attending the sale, In cash !; one
third Of the residue payable when George
Garnetr shall attain his age of twenty one
Years, with interest from the day of sale !;
one other third payable when Joseph Garnet
shall attain his age oftwenty-one years, with
like interest one Sixth, OR a half OF the re-
manning third, payable when Elizabeth w.
Garrett shall attain her age of twenty -one
years, or marry, with like interest; and the
residue when the youngest daughter Of the
said Mr.. Thomas Garrett deceased, shall at
tain her age of twenty-one years, or marry,
with like interest subject to the dover OF
the widow Of the said Mr.. Thomas Garnett,
The interest on each ayment to be paid an
nually, and no title to be made 20 the purcha-
ser until the whole money is paid, the title
being held as security therefor.
VIM. Lowell, Ex'TR.
November l9. d4W.
= f Il -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-10
a valuable Mill Scat

~. "
For sale, the 9lst instant, on the premises,
about four miles from Alexandria, on the
side of the turnpike road leadsag to Win.
( chester, between the ford of Holiness run.
and the trough bill.
I'-S~ He fall of water as has been levelled by
4 two different men, is made by one Of
them a little over and by the other something
under thirty feet, IS accommodated wl:ii Jour
and one quarter acres of land TOR the build
.ings, sc. together with a sufficlency Ter the
head and tail race and also for the dam.
The terms are-0nc fourth ready money,
the remainder in eoGal payments OF three,
Six, and nine months. 4 title will be made
when all the payments are completed Tins
sale is authorised by decree OF the court OF
chanccry of Virginia, and the title will be
made by tlle,s,.hscribcr in consequence there
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-10
George S1acum.
Va z S on

S. A part ofthe three story brick house where
the post-office is kept, with i've rooms, in one
efthe best stands n this town. Apply as a.
bove.
November 6 DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-10
Public Sale.

By y5rtue Of a decree sffhe County Curt q
laigtaa, SuH be eahcSed 10 fudHc sale, far,
cash, on The 18Th deg ct January Near, o5s
the PREMISES
Two tracts Of Land, with tie
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-10
EORWELL'S

IlOdNWGAL.O
Celebrated Patsnt Sulpendsrs
eFOR Ease, Elegance, Strength, &c. far en-
III ceeds any m use. To be had wholesale
and retail at the MANUFXcToRy, lower end
of Prince Street Alexandria.
s W b. The Subscriber has complete as
Rrtment well adapted for the Winter Season,
aid can supply Wholesale purchasers on adj
yantagcoas terms.
Richard Horwell.
Sepk IS dom.
DIRECTIONS.
The bittons on the back parts of the waist
band ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons ON
the Suspcnders, to prevent improper strain
ing aad thereby destroying the ease designed
in the construction of the article:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-10
George Slacum.
T O r. E N e,

A convenient two story brick dwelling
house on the corner Of Fairfax and Wilkes.
streets, with good garden and stables, con-
veniently calculated fer small family, inf a
very pleasant situation. Immediate possession
can be giyen.-Apply to
George Slacum.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-10

appurtenances, containing together about six-
teen hune'fln and seventy acres, or SO much
thsryof as may be necessary to raise the sum
of about two hundred pounds (which said
tracts are situated in the county Of Fairfax,
and are parts of what IS commonly called the
RaDenssvorfh 1ract Of Land One of these
tracts is. IN the possession Of Augustine T..
Smith, Esq: and is the tract on which he at
present esides--the other is in the possession
OF Doctor Henry Rose.
The lands will be sold in lots which will BE-.
designated On the day. OF sale, and the sum
To be then raised will also be precisely stated.
The meeting of the Commissioners will be
at the upper Turnpike Gate upon the turn
pike road, about y o'clock On the day of sale
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-10
II o &C E.

y HOSE who have claims upon the estate
{ Of J2.i.issss ories, an iasolvent debtor,
+ asrehy required 70 brTlg IN and exhibit
|e same to the Trustee on or before the 10th
y OF December lcxt.
y. Fitzhugll.
sTnp 30
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-10

LANDING
From lie schooner lFrsigher. CAPTAIN Thomas
from Portland and for SAFE by
Lawrason s. FoWle
10000 feet lumber,
100 bbls New England rum,
$50 boxes mould candles,
loo sides soai leather,
SO quintals cod fish,
90 casks cheese,
90 boxes chocolate,
IN STORE,
tons ST. Petersburg clean hefals :
5 bales plains,
2 do Kendall cottons,
100 soz. English sewing twine,
1900 sides red soal leather,
10 chests young hyson tea,
90 pipes Holland gin,
do Bordeaux handy,
s hhds. New England rum,
800 boxes brown soap,
so do. mould candles,
SO do. chocolate,
so do. HAVANA sugar,
Hogsbeads and barrels retailing sugar,
Halfbarrei and keds beet,
SO barrels and half barrels mackerel,
2 trunks coarse and fine shoes.
November 2 1.
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Asy
ontlfe 18th Of December next

propose to make a dividend of such Of the
oneys belonging to the estateof w Orley an
solvent debtosas have come to my hands Fac
h ssssors eflhat estate WI therefore be pleas
on that day TO attend at my Office 10 receive
/ 4 re spectsge s!syi5ends,
Thomas Swami, 7vaaee.
IsEv ~ af,5E.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-10
BRIAN HANPS

:; s BlS, AN HAM PSON
has FoS SALE.
~ pipes Old port
S de- Madeira
So quarter casks Lisbon
IL do. particular Tenerlas
Is DO. Malaga
Is pi3es old cognac brandy
S do. 18th proof Holland Gin
hhls. Sd psoof Antigua rum
10 10. 6rst quality nolasses
g da. green eoppsras
s. IL, aium
81 i. kr@vA sugar
90 BAGS pirAelto
isstlo. pepper
E rsss S yonng hyson
ysoa SKIN 8
is Imperial g
reencoffae
Sldeg
IA ginger
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lust Received,

Per the Brig Loy1sA, Cahtain JoHN NAeNN
MIRA,
% hogsheads of the first quality Muscoya-.
do Sugars--4aIld
So ditto second. quality.
40 ditto Martiaico white clayed---all ots
very superior qaality, stored on Col. GllpHs's
wharf, msthe hcpse lately occupied by John
G. Ladd. apply 60 s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-10
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1907.
as Wulhs1gton Society.

r NaJEsnygtoas Society.
THE Members of lie .dlerandria Hash
iaston Society, will please take notice that q
regular stated meeting of the said society,
viii be1held at Gadsby s. hotel, on MONDAY
the i4th Of this month, at twelve O'Clock, a.
Punctual attendance is requested
By order,
G. DENEALEs Sse'y.
Decenher Z. ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22
CHARLES TALIAFERRo, cou
JOHN B OGG, rim.
AND OTHERS, o,er,
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

!" fHrlH"st Of Decree The High Court Of Cb4nee,,,
Jor1e Richmond Dje"i9, BY eoajint ef PARTIES, ID,
foNoT0i"g property, Belonging TO fb. efafe Of 9ame,
H"df;l0H' Affd VViNbt EN 70 tie 5gb5f jidd.r, on
a credit IF fSvfi0s months, 10 ryh:
On 3Hs'aay TIE a9@ day Of September nest,
HAT commodous aYd well i,uated HOUSE b
Il LOT, on the man-freet in the city of WilliamC.
burg, at preient occupied by Mrs. Camp ALTO, two
vacant half acre LOTS, near the Free School in tbe
laid city The tale to be made on the premiles.
- o" Monty he ~ day Of De. Jollozying,
That valuable HOUSE aud LOT, ii,uated at the
foot of the capitol hill, in the city of Richmond, in
the occupancy of Charles Bsfher and others. TIL,
faIe to be made the premifes. ALTO, at the fame
time and place, two valuable Tra6s of LAND living
on Wills Greek Rase of Kentucky, and within a few
miles of the Ohio river
There are eight thirty filth parts OF the above ma
med property, which belongs to infants, and where
the price of any leperae parcel exceeds fourteen
hundred dollars an interea with the purchaCer n,ua
be retained i'll that portion for them.
additional information may be had on application
TO Robert AnLeron Of Williamsburg
-. THE COMMISSIONERS.
sept. l. cawt99thS lawtlGD S,eptI4thD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22
TO BE SOLD.

pETWEEN fve and fix hundred acre, of tJe zyen
~ hso7on Iraf Of LIND, ia TIE ne;g65o,bsof of
N.qv-Cgfs, a"d county IF Hano0er, zvtereon Curtain
Nis6oiaI Sywe 1o7vrsGdt5. TIE partfo be jaA is He
gPe, Part Of bsf foyfoa Of lie faia Land, zyyieJ Lies
6etTreea tie read ha&gg from Nt7u Caair 10 Haaove,
7oTo", and P0mOaty riv.y and is geue,aiy 4Yozvtd 10
be Hfm9f vaina5ie part Of Ds d Tya9, 4obie5 The ben
ndgef eoe1y eqaa! if not Gferoy 10 any in Bl ls4oS
8art' @ tie Pate bat ar JeJ miadfo bpreJoe, zyiR
p'obGb!y 7Oj6 10 Vievv tie Uo, ev,,s fseoas de,ist
Onbe,eeE afpsayJ :ob ennaees6t,y.
The Laad vOiNGs fprveyed 10 tie epyeJaJcy. Cye6R
7rHIe giVe1 for on: y'Gr, fer Nj,de Of bs Sa,eJ-E
~9aey, S, fsoo ycar5 for tie eoad iyd, and for three
yesr' fer Tie hf bird Gf,ee and fer each of tbeE in
anenf', BENT 7Oib as3roved fsnyy 7oH be ,e7ui,eI
a'daJoa lieu, BY deed IF tygf on tie Lsnd BlE as a
counter Jseayity far TIE zo5oLe.
TIE Ja5feyiber, go5, HvJ in Ne7v- CaGe, -oW hs.v
bs Lo"dfo J"eb az meaH Pn,e6eje, andmbs a5lcnee,
-oW be 5c4v" 10 ls5, By Jotn H Toaiia, En-. guJejs
'5Gdeaee Is Ve,y
Pe056isn zVW6sgi9rn he 6,Rsf Jannayy nest, zvif5
Liberty Of f7Oigg 7Obeat hi, JaA
Nm. CUNNINCHHM.
Nt1O. CeGe, Aagg62s. n
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Z drpRoyE
Sept. Io.

AN AWAY on Saturday Ian, hriyl, p,pIa,,a
~ man named HARRY JACKSON, about o.
years old, feet or inches high, remarkable
wen formed, has peaiant countenance, a eonGdrr.
able wound over one of his eyes, and fone FINAL Ccsrs
on his forehead isvsry active and fenible was rat
Ga,a ~ to'; otway Byrd and fold fome few years
,ince at Public Auction BY MIR. Thee. Armiaesd ar
NoIioik-'he iaid negro has been aecnRoned to On
oy water. and has much the air CT faiIor; helm,
iond OF iociety have doubt but he is either gope 70
Richmond or Norfolk; where he is perfectly ae-
will give the FUN Of s dollars if caught in tie
former and 20 dollars in the latter 70 that he is &C.
anu returned to me- or 10 dollars if capgft e,
negro and capable amoa Of any employment. h.
VIII no doubt change his clothes, therefore i, is mr.
eefary to deieribe thole he carried with -.
Peteriburg, Sept. Ie. e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22

The depof;ion of Samuel strShan or s,rawhsn, az
generally called here Of Caroline county and Gate Of
Maryland, aged about ffty.fx years, taken before
William Lindfey, gentleman, Of the juices Of
the peace for Queen Anne's county, duly commRon-
cd and qualified fueh, this fourth day Of Augua in
the year Of our Lord enc thouiaud eight hundred &
ieVen, faith, that he has, had fon called John
Strahan or Ssca~han they called here, born
bout the fourteenth d-y Of April, fsventeen hundred
aud eighty four, we'll ne reeoileas that thisloD
was bound apprentice to a certain Creenberry Griffin
who was !hsn 4 GSsnsan. sad employed "a the WeG-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22
SrArs: or MARYLAND, 2
dGLhCAlNr CoUS1T, 10 WiT; {

William Bruce being fworn on the Holy Evange.
hns Of almighty Cod dePolsth and fayeth, thar a.
bout the age Of twelve years be vent to Frederick
county, ard lived with his uncle, NoFtnand Bruce on
Pike Greek, for fevcral years going oeeaonally TO
fchoOi th-t among tie other crvsnts, tie well re-
members a remarkably bright muaue boy, or he
might pals Tor very dark, fwsr,hy white one. This
10y always undetGood the fon Of a fave.
ia.ned Fi.ii, by awhile man, called Andrew Ware,
J never heard TO the Co.14ry, can doubt it, the
10y a.S-o"eig'd sais Ph.i; a' lis mother, aud Ae
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22
Sept. !.
SALES OF land.

fHHHHf TO a decree Of tie Piebaroaa dfr7 Cert of
abs"ffry' zoHde J0a en- tie fremjSs, TO tie b;pbea
6iaae'' on izrffVf sasnfJs e,eSt TO atf DIT due to
George Kipbea u Co.
>Wo TRAITS or parcels of LAND, as hereafter
mentioned, the purchafer purchaiers giving
bond With iutficent fecurity for the payment, bear
ing intere from the date, and the aid lands iI to
remain in the hands of the purehaer or purchaiers
pound ahd i1pet asa farther leeurty, et forth in
the decree of,he faid court of Chancery
The iae will take place as followeth, to wit i: On
the twenty-eighh day of September next, will be fold
on the premiies, of the above TRACES or parcel. Of
Land lying in AmherR county, OH the fouth Gde Of
Bnffaloe Ridge, containing or iaid to contain four
hundred acres, be the fame or les adjoining the
Lands OF George Hylton and others.
And on the eighth day Of October next. will \.
iod en- the Prenfes the other traa or parcel of Land
above mentioned, lying and being in the county of
Spouylvania on the waters of Ma,tapony fad abont
TX miles above the court houie adjoining the lands
OF John Tuney, faid to be at this time in the occ.
Pancy OF Ambroie Smith and others, containing, or
iaid to contains two hundred acres, be the fame NOR.
or leis. -''''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22
TEN DOLLARS REWAPn

N ESkRTED from my recruiting rendezvous.
~ IN this city, the I2;h Of the prefent month
PETER f. BUTLER, who was duly entitled on
the 10Th, as private in the army of the United
States. he was born laeeording to his own aeeonnt)
i'll Dinwdde county, Virginia; aged Cd years. lie
is feet "a inches high, brown hair, blueifh
eyes, fair complexion, aud he lesms to be very kqoss
.n{ and iograsiou.
am lately informed, that he was on board the
Cb9eats Fyigaf when a,tafkedby the Bfitih pirate,
where he bore the name Of 7avD E5bes, and in con-
iequenee of fight wound, he was ent to the hoiri
tai in Norfolk, from whence he came 20 this place
The above reward with reaionsble expenfcs viii be
paid on the delivery Of the faid defcrter at th, place
or TO any officer of the Army Of the US.
EDMD. p. GAINES,
Captain II u s. I.bsgfyy
Riehruosd AvZuG 90. r.