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articles OF war. Mr. Hoy. Had you ane
previous acquaintance with Col Burr a
YES mad seen him at Fort Massae
In general Wilkinson's quarters. 0 Did
you kno" that Dunbaugh was going down
tue river yes; l gave him pern,ss,-
on; and such had been nv co,fIsn,.,. >,
col Burr and such my ignorance or rho
movements in the western coun,rv ,h,,t
had he asked me for serleant ana = men.
shonld have INDUCED him. . When vo,,
gave him his turlough, how tar down the,
river did you expect him to gof Al
supposed not further than Madrid How.
ever, 90 not recollect that ] gave him "a
ny particular injunction as to that po,nt.
because he was to return any time Within
30 days. Mr. Hay. You saw. that he v,a.
your confidential SERGEANT? A He was
have raised him from first cornoral ta
was illiterate, and had requested hin, 80
larn to write. Perhaps 1 had ser coni.s
for him myself. Q You had a GOOD opini-
on of him then, till lately? A ihad. M
WFTf. You said that col Burr wanted =
messenger to go TO st. Louis A al
q Do the lead mines lay on n land rom,-
10 St Louis a They do. Mr. gHrt
see IN burr's letter that Dunbaugh was not
TO SO ny the lead mines d! Did You under.
stand that ne was going by them? A Ohi
no; supposed that he was qoirg dow
the river to Madrid per5a,,S 80
bring back letters. knew nothing ~ col,
Burr's movements. Q Did vnu conceiv..
that col Burr guaranteed his return ? Al
had but short conversation w tn col Bnrr,
for l was ut that time busy. Dunbauol,
applied to me for a furloush, but H.. h9d
before applied TO me Tor one TO po 10 New.
Madrid. Q Then understand, Won did
not rely on Burr's guarantee kJcan-
not say. When his billet was put into nv
hands, was engaged on parade. and +
believe l told Dunbaugh, that | vould se;s
about it. Mr. AI'Rae / think Won said
that YOU knew nothing Of his e4nedition !
y had heard that col Burr had been triL
ed and acquitted in Kentucky and | had
heard 1T from travelling, lgnoranr peopIe,
who could not give me much information.
. Then you had receive d no such informs.
ton as induced you t. question the pronri.
ETY. OF his movements? None. | was ac.
quainted with his standing, whenhe left the
senate OF the United STAKES ] respected
him as former President of theU.
nIted states and felt disposed to treat h$ui
with all the civility which was due 20 us
rank. . When you granted this iuriough
TO Dunbaugh, did you not advert 10 his en-
gaging in Burr's service and exhort b,n1 r.,
obey his orders A / did rot. | only
granted him THROUGH for 20 DAYS. q
Did you speak at all with Du ID ugn when
he applied for the furiongii A Irecol-
ieci to have told him that cIl Burr had sl<
so applied for him to go. Railways speak
to my men when they go on furloufh, teen.
JOIN on them propricty Of conduct d;d
not call him to my room, and give him any.
private instructions, as his testim INV states,
might have called him before me, and
told him to treat col Burr with pohteness.
so felt towards him both at that tine
and in 1905 Mr. Barr Have YOU ths
advertisement of dcsert.on? \ Ycs:ltls
fled in court. II was read.
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TEN DOLLNRs nElVARn

Deserted on the 10Th january isGF
when on the Indulgence OF a Furicugn, JaJ
COZ Dunbau5h Sergeant IN Captain d. Biss
sells Company list United States Regi.
ment CT Infantry. He is o. Dutch De-
scent and is about 90 years of age feet
IL Inches high Brown Hair Blue Ewes tair
Complexion. lie is by trade Halter. rs
has lost the use of one of his fingers or the
left Hand which stands crooked inward,
Whoever will take up SAID Deserter and
deliver him up TO any military officer in
the United States shall receive the above
Reward and reasonable Expences-
Fort Massac January 1gth: 1907.
OAN'L; BISorLL
Caps
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(Endorsement.)

Bruinsburs IS, January, Sergeant Jacob
Dunbaugh having expressed a wish to
return to his company at Fort Massac
and there being 10 officer at this place
| have from respect to the public service,
on his application to request that he may
be permitted to join his company.
RNJN. BRUIN,
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mr. Burr. Was Dunbaugh inspected ?
A He was, and mustered too . Did he
shew his clothes ? A He did. Q Did you
tell him to borrow any clothes in which he
was to appear on parade; A l did not.
His own clothes were then there, and are
now in his own box at Fort Massac. He
wanted to carry his clothes, but forbad
him. gave him this Forlough with poin-
ted order TO return at the end of 90 days.
(3)
Sergeant Jacob Dunbaugh of my company
has leave of absence, for twenty days from
date, at which time he is to return to this
Garrison.
Fort Massac,
Deer. 31st 1906.
DAN. BISSELL Captain.
1st. Regt. u. S. infantry,
Commanding,
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dO- Va ipOOO
Not two blanks m prize, aud the lowest prize
twelve dollars The scheme contains only $500
tickets, 10000 OF which are actually sod TO =
company OF gentlemen in New York. to whom
the managers have obligated themselves TO come
mence the drawing in he city of Baltimore,
On Thursday tbe 3Ist day of December next.
And 10 dYaw 500 tickets per day.
TICKETS e. SEiRES
Are now selling variety ofnun1oers and very
rapidly at Ten and half dollars each FOR We
KY short time. at
G. & 2. WAITE's
Truly fortunate Lottery Office, corner of MARI
ct and Charles Street, Baltimore.
e The grsddam of che Scheu1, tho above
Lottery, together with assurance from the
managers that it will positively com nenee draw
inz on the 3tst day Of u :cenber next. have
been Sufficient inducemert for the Subscribers
10 come "a the city OF nalti,u1re fnr the express
purpose OF facilitating rhe sale IF the Il kets
~ r W4I2E
~ One Of the above firm viii personally
attend the drawing daily, 20 take dawn the mum
bers correctly. rs will also one OF dIeir clerks.
The next New. York Lottery viii com,
mcnoe drawing 'il April mex, Ticker Of
which Lottery NAV be had ~ " axes Offices
Maiden Lane. Ncw York
N e Distant adventures. ACCOMPANYING
their orders With Bank Notes of anv description
20 either Of WAITE's Offices in Baltimore O.
New YORK. may have tickets and snsses for
wa-ded to any amount with the utmost runau
ali,y and the earliest advice sent them OF thei
success MI prizes sold by c & X. Waite Will
be paid by ,hem.-A list o. all prizes drawn vii
be sent TO the printer CT this paper, for the in
speEtio;fof adventurers.
OdDbs- l4'h. 1867 ism
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soIsn

SIR,
VI you will g.vc seril. Dunbar fur
Tough for 90 days, engage that he shall
conform to the terms Of Il.
Tn this case, he will not so TO the Lead
mines
Very respectfully
Nolr Obt. servt
a BURR.
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BNJT. BRUIN.
con hour way to Petty Gulph
Endorsed. directed to Jos. Calverts

When | handed him this THROUGH, l al
50 delivered him small billet for gen.
Wilkinson, informing him of what | had
done; Here is copy of that letter:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-03

x ~ Subscriptions for Lewis and
Clsrk's Tour, received at this Ol6ce.
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iiifbt1,nnh prize Current.
ST. N6RY'S COLLEGE,
GRAND LOTTERY,

BALTIMORE,
Authorised by the General Assembly OF ia
State oe Maryland the scheme of which lottery
is the most brilliant ever offered the citizens
of the United States, containing besides large
number Of other good prizes.
1 Prize Of $4,000 Dollars,
/ do. of $1,000 Dollars,
do. of 10000 Dollars,
do. of 5000 Dollars,
8 do. of 1,5OO Dollars,
T do. OF 1000 Dollars.
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The tract Of Land,
GhRAKD Banks
Has IL in vieTy 10 esfabisha WsWs-PAPER
in Richmond, TO BE hubfshed f7vice
week--The Tile
THE. NTRGIMIAN.

TIE Editor has been always attached to
4 Rebibiiean systems The present Admit
nistration, in his view. is well calculated to en-
sure Ire happiness Of The people and any I'D
rninis,rotion which may spcCeed, pursuing the
same general course, viii be suppopsd Fo-
reign and Domestic details will be noticed. Be-
sides this, the public will. time after time, be
apbrsed Of the Affairs of the public ins'mions,
and particularly Of the course ofthe Bank IFS
managers re influence, RS dsfects and inbosifioss
The wwPaiions OF his dangerous iu't uiion Will
be nated the AriHoe,Gcy which grows from is
management will be exposed This course will
be pu,susd w,,ha temper and hrmness. which
viii We'd neither to the Establishments of iatte-
~, nor the lrowus of power Stock bbing
and FavoTitism, 7irir Defr0Hs, will be arrested
when ever they appear
500 Sybsc ibers IT dollars per annum each
one half IN advance. ave necessary to the com
nienccrren, Of Inc paper
t,1 Gerard BANKS
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FOR SALE,
On the day of December next. on the pre-.
misses, ve,y valuable
Tract of Land,

Tract of Land,
belonging TO the estate Of William Ragland
dee living in the ne,ghborhocd ct The Green
Springs, in LOUISA, ON The waters Of Fosrer's
Geek containing about 400 acres. This planta-
ton is in excellent repair for cropping, the bull
dings are also in. good repair. and such as are
worthy tie reception Of gentce FANNY The
twelve months from The day Of sale, the balance
IN two equal annual payments. Bond ard aD-
prov security will he required with Interest
on the ,wo last payments from FIST December
1908, til paid. also will be required deed Of
trust on the PREMISES N secure the payment %
lhe purchase noney--Thcre will also be sold 8
the same time and place. about twenty iise',
NEGROES, on a credit Of IL months Bond
and approved security viii also BE- reqnired, 20
bear interest from the date il not pun6tual'y paid
by THE ADMINISTRATORS.
October o.. 1897. 3w'
ID virtue of deed of Uus, eXeouivd 70 Us ~
~ Zacharah Lanlsford. 70 secure The payne1,
OF debt therein mentioned, Que William How
ard, will be sold, TO the highest bidder, for rea
dy money, on the premises, on Monday the
ninth day Of November next.
The tract of Land,
Wherein the said zlchariah Lansf1rd now re.
sides. containing seventy seven aces more Of
less, in the county Of IIenuco adjoining the
land of Jesse Smith and Bernard Reynolds
Daniel Burlon,1 r..,.
Rob't. Priddy, ''"''ee'
Oaober,27. 1907. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-12

VIENNA, March, 81.

According 70 letters from Turkey u"
serrib!s chain by which the esaa' W" \
Dc barricsded, had not been hoishsa ~".,
the Eogl.sh haSa,ded The passage Oh 'I|
Dssa.seles. II Is though 'ha''' was "
Sidney Smith, who persuaded hs goveD
men. 20 undertake this bald en!erp'.
having demonstrated to .hem'ts p'ae"r
bilisy. In the last war ,k,s sea oalcef
at Cons,sntiuapls. and j, muss DC snPp0'9
tia, he d;I no, loose that opportunity /
'iofarmipg himself of the STATE Of ds,s"
Of sns Dardanelies. At shat time the 3o'I
was in alliance with England A, so'
a. the Ecglish feet hal arrived os''
cons.an,iasple, admiral Duckyor'n p g.
two swifss sailing cu,er. through the wv
phorus far the Black Sea, probably 10 Cav
.he news 70 the Russian feet, which" Nv
K.lis. a, the m outh Of he Dinooe.
s., March 90.
The following in'el!Igenee da.ea 'ns
OF March, has been received Ire"
s,autinople. On the 2ssh Of February
English, attempted a lAading ga rf'o's
island. bar il miscarried. Their loss II
the occasion is stated At feuf haoa'eI III
cd aad wounded, aud 800 safsa Pl''
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when these Propositions had such J ~.
on 70 ssss oshsr aad among ,aeassl,.s
20 render It dldicuit 10 iotui, ,oe m ss' Us
ally against assault wishou, sns soona, s'a,
the olnrrs. And although the ssb1ee, : 0'
not wanting 10 novelty or .m,,r,.a,. 'ss
III i tor s1lsmn aigonsnt, ye. the CIV
plants OF the prosecutor so otSca, 50 ,caa
~ and 90 causelessly rrps4lsd. has fs,.
from the Court premature iau,ns,,.,a' sa
juJgmed'. ! feel the psfpl-x,s. Of ~
sitostion most senslbly, aod 81. Ii i,osc
the indulgence ofthe court, II shaun, ~
warrily stray ia:d the SCI a.ng iadecosan
of sting now and then an lnclns,lo, -
The mind Of the bench. Wnrnsver y.a
tars ipso scene So delicate. l shall r,s.n,
70 The ecnu authorities nottu t. tes,,,.
I'd ''
Tbs opiaion Of The Supr me- Cour, oy.,
rullng the cbjsction ftlAs tss a.a sd0,,a
is.ercd to general Wilkinson was tx,,s.
Judicial, hxes The law forlais court.
The bsst evidsaee ta. he nature g
the case viii aasalt Of, sAou!dbs prSdar
ed. I his rule applies to epeyy stag. If ;
very case 10 every eonrt, Thr f.slure :
produce the BEST c.ids ase tha.the ua,u,.
Of he case admits Of, furnishes a presumo
ton that the higher evidence lsitbshjrai
would II produced, make So iast he parv
efcrieg ihe weaker. AL This IS tsalli,,
in civil cases where 4Os may BE- lie o.aa
sum ct interest in liiigaliea. Ia: oepe6,
of this common law and corn N ~ sep..
ought nc. 20 be i5ss. wh-u the lioerv Of I,
c..izen is concerned = whrn six mop,hs
dungeon may be the object cf the INC.
ion.
The Supreme Coert considered an aH.
tlsvst as tie best eyiaeuee the case laea
admitted Of. The accusation was fos s..
and neither time or meas had besu ..
lowed for procuring 8 personal al Guidance.
New t1e,accusa'lon Is old aud the goyerc,
ment has had all TIC necessary m, ans Il
bringing the witnesses here. Inc sI;.
cumst4nces do therefore pow admit Of
hig e eyideace ,hsn al eSpa,te &i4vit.
me oiva p0ce les imoos If ssDs'aiWA.
kinson is sbs rlgh II nv cIros. No naa
shou be depfn cd If The b-es6; Of troS,
examination wilh5u: nrcessi y. Y1u hsss
n aao Der pla sa ii E, yha' j; was t, b.
n, dc our oily y inference from tIeueId
w !kinaon's aAidavis, that col. Burr wa,l Inc
writer OF tr les:er q syFacr. ii he VIII
mesa WAS here he would snpseo nat la!s'
ence by swearing that i. was not 10 col.
Bunr's hand Writing. Il general Wak'a'
son va. present would j II admit MS f.
dlsis! II he ongh 70 have beSn pies OF
aod he go,ernnea: would npS Get Inn,
shsii TIE pr Sacugloa be favored fdr IS
neg igence.!
ia. tie pfssens charge IS cofh edo
hign s1eason IN iesyiog war sgaI $ id'
U1,ied S.es aud me 6 cat qaesilo IS,
" her Wi sons ev deeee IS IN aJ
form 9rr,inens TO Tile. cha gs' Do III
meaa to urge the ebjsctlol, tnas Il II DE-
..rlopes any criminal purpose, It is not
IRRESPONSIBLE purpose, fer this CONSTITUTION
has been settled by he supreme eonF'.
Admistlng for the time, that II CONTAINED
evidence II a ,ressonab.e purpose and n'
the supreme court - 10 a. e'fusel s'"'
the evidences would be mos, lmPef'idea'
upon tao psessot charge OF aetH1 nc"
sen.
(Iur. Borts' speech TO be continued
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ELECTINN

1@A11SA IJN.
An election was held, throueho,i. M.
state, on Tuesday last, for representa-
tives to the state Senate and house of AS
sembly, and for shcriiS and county com.
nissioners.
In this district, the contest was the most
ardent ever witnessed; and in this CITY n.
bout 500 votes were given more than on any
former occasion.
we shall at present confne ourselves IN n
statement OF the result; and hereafter in-
form the public Of the causes of the first f..
derai triumph. in this district, since the Q.
lection OF Thomas jefferson.
lhe federal candidate for the senate hss
oeen eiectedby alarge maiority--the precise
number we cannot state, untilth recent Of
inc CelaWarc County returns.
Inc federal candidates, from this CITY. for
the house of Representatives, have been e..
lected by majority of443.
w. L. Donaldson, the federal candidate
Tor sheriff, has majority of 1s4 votes.
Jacob i1eyberger, the republican, candle
date, has, in all probability been chosen
county commissioner.
lie republican county ticket for assem-
bly,, has succeeded by a majority of from 4
to 50o.---.4urora.
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1H . that the chemists magic art
Coa!d chrystaiize this sacred treasure
Long should it glitter near my heart,
n secret source of pensive pleasure.
The little brilliant, ere it fell,
Us lustre caught from MARY's eve:
Then, trembling, left its coral cell,
The spring of sensibility
Sweet drop of pure and pearly light.
In thee the rays of virtue shine;
More calmly clear, more mildly bright,
ihan any gem that gilds the mine.
Benign restorer of the soul! la7
VINO ever fiy'st to bring relief.
When first She feels the rude control
OF love or pity, joy or grief.
The sage's and the poets theme,
in every Cline, in every age:
Thou charm'st in fancy's idle dream,
IN reasons philosophic page
That very laws which moulds a tear,
And bids it trickle from its source,
That law preserves the earth sphere,
And guides the planets in their course.
The iesv Of graUitation.
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Extracts from The eIlziser-ies of Human
T:]r"
MTSERIES DOMESTIC.

4h4oE Mes OOfZESIIC.
Beng serenaded at your window al!
night long, by the tender war whnoD of
two cats, performed with al! their demo.
naical variations.
After swe!tering Tor an bobr on a hot
day, in an attempt to drag on rev and
tight boot, being uuable 20 pet II on, for
want Of size, or Of, for Uant Of boot
jack--and SO dangling about the house
like Prince rretlynan.
In attempting to unite the strings of
your drawers, at going to bed very sleepy,
dragging them INTO cluster OF knots--
With your subsequent frenzy from MP
ping and picking al them for an hour.
until nails are sore no knife
Eating biscuit so uuguardedly, that
the -unbs, orrathar CTns .ula, Keeps how.
etirg into your boson-wh:le from The
cause you i,aVe Just mentioned, YOU are
under the necessity of cherishing them
next your skin, for ,he re-. orthe day
and poor day OF you have !--apropus
cg which likewise.
After having btcskfasied in bed, TO
which you ere confined rolling through
the rest Of she day aod night, in crumbs,
which are presently baked by your body
into innnmc'ahle sneetles Of crust,
Finding that you have far--very far..-
very far indeed - from enough bed clothes
ae you get into BED, in 4 brandy freezing
nigh. House ma;Gs oil dead asleep long
ago.
The sheet unlucked, or too short, 50 as
to bring the legs in'o close intimacy with
the blanket,
Scissors that pinch instead Of cutting.
Receiving the first l'ir, tha,yorr him
bic has hale through it, GYon, ;he nee.
die as il runs. head and shoulders, under
the neil.
q dozen ortwo ofhiccups in The same
breath.
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hFFJDAVTTS.

bGltfHl9rc, 17W .HNgu8f, 1907.
Personally appeared before ne Samuel
Chase, Lsq one OF the associate Judges OF
tbc supreme court OF the United States.
John Campbell White, NJ. d. OF the CITY Of
Baltimore, and made oath on the Holy E.
yan@e!ists OF Almighty Cod, that on or a.
bout the tenth Of November last, or some
time between the sth & 10Th Of said month,
~ conversation with Luther Martin, esq.
OF the city Of Baltimore, Mr.. Martin OBJ
served, that he had not the least hesitate.
on III saying, that before twelve months the
Western States would be separated from
the Atlantic States; that he Mr. Martin,
had It from The best authority.
(Sfgncd)
JOHN CAMPBELL WHITE.
Sworn before SAMUEL CHASE.
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Land for S,aLe.

ON the second day of November next, will n.
sold, os the premises TRACT of LAND.
IN the lower end of Coochland Coan,y, con,ain-
ing 22I Acres, being the Land ygheyeoi, Gideon
Hatcher, late Sheriff of said County. lived and
4,ed. THERE'S on said TSaas of Land good
dwelling House. Barn, &c Apple and Peach
Orchard. The aforesaid TRACE ofI,and viii be
'olu by the Coroner to satisfy debt due the
public for cash. or on three months crc.'i,.
THOMAS MILLER, Hciiap l4mr or
GIDToN UArcuGR, Der,
MOTT CI is hereby gwen. thai The follow me
Slaves to wiz, Rachel and hertwo cbi.J ,en'
named Rdmund AID George Charlotte. ludy'
Davy' Janey and Violet, or So many of tt,,:n, a,
val! satisfy The balance dae en- = deed os sr,ist
eNeeuiee by Benedict Cfump 10 nc AZ ,,ui,ea-
Tor the benefit If Robert Chri.t;an. and trans'
ter'ed 20 Thomas Claibeuie by said Robert Cbris-
uan VII be sold, on tine 2}d OF November
next, at New Kent court house, for ready mo-
ney.
JONES r. CHRISTIAN, 7;as,ee,
October 10Th, 1907. ~,
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3308kNes5Nf
NElV-YNFK: l., !.

a letter from liverpool ofSep,. 9Th, to
mercantile house in this city, contains the
following:
Letters from London speak to a Ger.
tainty OF matters being settled between thi,
country and America. Messrs. Monroe and
pmckney have had an audience with the
Cabinet Council, and all is put straight as
gam; The present Ministry are more ina
vorable to America than the last.
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Ladies, when they rise to take their leave
alter visit, have GENERALLY number Of
things to settle before they can move !;
such as, who owes The Other yisit--wbe-
ther .hey Wi! come soon, and NO, LEI it.be
long lirst--whether they intend to visit
The new bride, and when, SIC. This is
useful to exercise the patience orthe gen
tlemen who are to wait upon them home.
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Stale oENlarnland,

IHne-HIUHfci c0unfV, So. &c.
JRiy 24fh, 1907.
Personally appeared before the subecri-
Der justice Of the peace for the county A.
f0resaid, Edward Hall, and made oati ON
the Eoly Evangeiists of Almighty Col.
chat sometime IN the month Of September
last IN conversation which he lid with
Luther Martin Gate Attorney General OF
MaryIand) respecting Gel. A. Burr, Mr..
Martin remarked that Col. Burr would he
Emp ror OF Louisiana in SIX months. 10
which this deponent replied F-om me chqr-
actcr 81 Co., Burr hr had too high an opi-
Hion Of has talents aud judgmen; 10 believe
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TO RENT,
I 1U0 1 eneHenfS,

7 N !nrge Brick House ON the main street. on
ahotEoc HtI, nearly opposite air Wythe's
Brlck buildings The lower Story /, neatly lie
Ted up tor an Ap,theoae's shop, and the w
per apartments are well calculated fer board
ing house tor which purposes they have been
Used ieT several years past also the uoper
par' OF anoiheT house, adjoining. very convent
ent icr The accumulation or small family.
POSSESSION OF tie former may be had mnedi-
a'e'y' ana oil the latter on the Ist day Of De-
cember nexi,
Sw ROBERT HYDE.
~ ihs subscriber, living on Shocl,oe Hill,
near Mr Eomas Eino,ts, has good acconrco
dauons Tor boaidcfs, and would take from zen to
ht'een eaiemcn members Of the next General
Assembly.
ROBEUT HYDE,
R'chmcnd, Oc,oher 18Th. 1907. Sw