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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-25
AuguR 25.
FOR SALE,

q VALUABLE Tra9 of Land, in Hanover
county, containing So7 acres, lying on Chicxa-
homony Swamp, about one mile below Mr.. lame,
Mann living on the main road, that leads from
Richmond To Col. Gooda's, and within IA miles of
the city of Richmond. The Land is well vatered .
ant has fome very valuable meadow ground part OF
which iSrsclained. There is on the Land, a good
framed dwelling houie, containing iouf rooms below
and two above, with two brcl. chimnevs a LARGE
barn and other eonvenest ont-houles There are on
the plantation two good orchards, Of a variety Of
choice fruit trees. further deItsiption is deemed
unneeefary, as It is preiumed any perfon inelipabs
to purehale, will ehoofe to view the premifes will
fell on credit Of ? and years. on the payments
beng atisd6iorly eeuted or will take the greater
part in young negroes or wenern Lands. Il ike
'hem. Any Perfon wia'ing to purehafe will apply
to MI. John Winn, adjoining the premhes, or to the
lubleriber. THOMAS WYNN ~,
r. D. The title is inddpuiabls.
Augua %, Iaw4wg
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EOR SALE

n BOUT four acres Of LAND in Adanss Valley
beautifully fituated, a reclufe from town, al.
though within the corporation with meadow and
upiand and two fPrings of excellent water. IF not
dfpoe1 Of entire before Thurfday the 10Th of Sem
tegber It will on that day be fold in half and quar-
ter acre Lots; plat of which will be fhewn thors
who win TO Purehsle.
TO RENT--The tenement lately occupied BY
M'hrs Murphy u Blackburn, on the main aree,. a
few doors below the market nouTe, inferior to few in,
this city for GROCERY.
Also, 10 REN1-A tenement on the frls
erois Greet below the market homie. near Noron'a
Hall Peafantly ituaed, aud convenient for fsnni,
".
MICHAEL CRANTLAND,
Augu2 25 Iawsy
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battalion, regiment. brigade, or d;v;ion Of ,ht,.
itia, already organized, 1,ai tender their yoIupl
tarY iervicc to the United States, filch comma.
ny, battalion, regiment, brigade or diviGor,
,nah continue to se commanded by the officer
holding commiiions in the fame, AZ the ,inr-
vi iHch tender, and any vacancy thereafter or
curing fhall be filled in the mode pointed ont.
ny law IN the tate, or territory, wherein the
La'd company, battalion, regiment, brigade, or
dlvlinn fhali have been originally raifed.
SEC. g And be it further enae'ed, That any
company battalion, regiment, brigade, or d.
vliion thus offering nf.lf for the fervicc. G,,Iy
be liable to be called upon to do military ,In,,
NJ any time the PRECEDENT of the United States
man Judge proper, within two years after he
"dH accept the fame, and G.all be bound tc
continue IN iervice for the term of twelve.
months after they f.,all have arrived at The pl,c.
ot rendezvous, unefs fooner diCchargel ard
when called into actual tervce, and whilG re-
naming therein, ihall be under the fame mia
ana regulations, and be entitled to the fame.
pay, rations, forage and emoluments of eve,,.
K'nd, bounty ard clothing excepted, with the
regular troops of the United States. Provid.
&C. mat IN lieu of clothing every non. commit
honed ofhcer ard private, in any COMPANY.
who may thus offer themielves, ihalI be emf
tied, when called into attGai fervicc, to receives
IN money, fun equal'to the colt of clothins.
OF non-commiflionvd officer, or private (as
the cafe may be) in the regular troops of the
United States.
Sac. 8. And he it further enacted, That the
PRECEDENT OF the United States be, and he here.
by IS authorized TO organize the companies f.,
rendering their iervice as afortfa into ba,tali-
ons, fquadrons, regiments, trigades and divi.
hons, as foon as the number of volunteers 1,,ly
render iuch organization, in his Judgment. ex
pedient but until called into actual f,>vic,.
iuch companies ihall be bound to do regular,
militia duty as is required by law in like man.
ner as before the Pafidee of this aef.
SEC. 4. Aud be it further enacted. That :,
cafe any volunteer above mentioned, while ;,,
actual iervice, fhall futtsin any damage, hv in.
jnry done TO his borie, or fuch other eGuiomenr
DIS ihall have been furniihcd at his own expenC,.
or by lois OF the fame, without any fault or ueg.
lgence on his part, a resfonable fun. to b.,
aicertained in fuch manner as the PreGdept of
the United States may direct, fllall be allowed
and paid to fuch volunteer for each and every
iuch damage or lofs.
SEC, s. And be it further enacted, That tb.
ium of five hundred thoufand dollars, to be
paid out of any monies in the treaiury not q.
therwite appropriated, be and the fame herebv
10 appropriated towards defrayiug any cxpenG.
incurred by virtue of the prov.iions of this s4.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of The Ho4e of Rtp,1fcntatires.
GEO. CLINTON, Hiee- Proficient of
the United Slater, and Pr5lfdtnt Of tie Ssa4.t.
February 81, 1907.
APPROVED,
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So ihall glad viaory, DER cur haadard wave.
And Beauty brghseit charms, reward the brave
Let mothers, iiaers, wives, infpire the heart,
And all ihas L0ve Dafy can inipart
Renouuce the luxury of inglorious cafe,
The city's to'tenlng charms; the rural breeze.
Like Eafan brave, in hardihood defpife
The fandy deler,, and n,enier les,
Prompt to defend, fceues of peril fly,
And indignation haih from every eye,
Then iwear to uphold, "fbe great and fxeS Deere.
" 7sat Sons IF Fireman, Fall be ever free
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j Y virtue of deed of truA, executed on the e4b
- day OF May, 1905; whereby David Rols con.
veyed to us, tract of Land called Coles, in the
county of Coochland, containing by then late fur.
yey, 1910 acres; aifo another tract fmaIl diftanc
from that called Coles containing 200 acres mere or
leis, 1t being the fame land that the faid Rofs pur
chaied from John Hughes 8; WIFE, and alto the tra6t
OF land called Mount Propea 1.-The greater part of
winch 'ie' IN fluvanna, containing by emation 200
acres, except 225 heretofore fold by the fad
Rois OUT of the faid traf, Samuel Petit TO rail.
the um OF eleven thouand and feur hundred dollars
with intereif thereon, from the In January, 1907
together with all charges and expenies of fale and
III Psriuanee OF rsquilition made in writing, uudsr
the Proviions OF the iaid deed ihall on the 1ouJ
day OF September next before the front door of H..
Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond fell for re-.
dy mony, all and finguar the land and enates above
mentioned, at which time and place, conveysnces
will be made to the purchafers. A more particular,
deicriPtIon oil the above property, may be Grtn by
tracing the references contained in the fad deed now
ct record, in the general court, under an acknow-
ledgment OF the fame in COURT Oh the 18th June
1906. -
AsguR "a. tdr
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Asgua "a.
To BP PPNTED

ME TENEMENT oppoii,e the poa Office. az
Preent occupied by Mr.. John Southgate. c..
the lowell floor fore and counting room. p d
under them is dry cellar. The upper Apartments
are adapted to the accommodation of family. A.
tached TO this tenement are kitchen and CroE
honie, and piece of ground, Immediately back Of
extending to the Capitol Spare and having upon !.
maj. wooden lumber houfe. PoneiIon will b. given
the Grn day of October next. For terms eno,irs IS
Meilrs. Taylor u Brown.
JOHN BROWN.
Auruh 25 A
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SAMUEL COLEMAN, D. A. c.
An ACT

AN ACT
authorizing the PrcFaent ot'fbs United States 10
aeeebf fbe jrrvice IF npmber eff poi4nfeer
eo"pH"fsi, nat exceeding thirty fboyaHd men.
SIC. l.. BE it enaced by the Senate and
Houie Of Representatives. OF the United States
OF America III Ccngre(s attended, ThM the
Pretdent ofthe United States be, and he here.
hYis, authorized to accept of any company or
companies, of volunteers, either of artillery,
cavalry, orinfantrY, who may Allocate and of.
ter themielyes for the fervice, not exceeding
thirty thouiAnd men, who ihall be clothed and
turnlihed with hories at their own expence, and
armed and equipped at the expenoe Of the Uni.
ted states, after they ihal be called into fervice,
except iuch OF them as may choofe to fuInilh
their own arms, and whole commihioned Off
Gers Ihdii Fe appointed in the manner prefcrihed
ny Va" ~ The ieveral Rates and territories TO
when igch companies fha, respectively, be.
long Provided, That where any company,
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TIL: JEFFERSON.

ERRATA.-A communication in this paper Of
the 24th ultme, erroneouAy iiated Robiniou Ford
intead OF R05igoa Lard, Captain Of the End bat
taioA OF 33rd regiment.
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~ For feveral articles of intelligence and new
advertisements, fee 9Th page OF this paper--and for
anterior advertisements, fee SUPPLEMENT.
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(EVj4snee TO be continued


Since our laft paper, the court have been
principally engaged in the difcuflion of the
points which we therein touched upon. On
FRIDAY, Mr.. Wickham concluded his remarks
IN which n attempted to prove the other pro-
pohtion, that an adnal or botentia! force is ef.
ient'a' 10 !evying war. Upon this principle
he reviewed the evidence already adduced.
10 complete the evidence relative to the o.
vert atf, Hrael Miller and Purley Howe, were
theu introduced ON the part Of the u. States.
Mr. Randolph occupied the ref Of the day in
support Of the motion. Mr.. Hay requeted the
court to wave the further difcuiIioo of tkeie
points TIL Monday, TO allow him time for Gu
dying Inch extremely novel and important quef-
TONS Granted.
On Saturday,, Herman Blennerhanct appear
cd IN court and the indictment againft him was
Tead Mr.. Bots fuggencd that there was 4
myHo"er in the indictment, ard as he had not
had an opportunity, 6nce discovering il, Of
coniuting the gentlemen urited with him in his
de'euce, he lhoud af's for potponement of the
ausienmeuc of Hernan Blenuerha1et till fome
Gay ~ the next week. This courfe was Hill
If'ner recommended b. the confederation.
mat me tate of This indictment s. the time to he
n"rh upon TOR iummoning Of The witnenes on
me trial, Vt there was ore 1t all, might material.
" depend upon the fate Of the qucGions now
Before the court.
The Cb. .J4Qice ohferved that there was on.
" one Of ihofc points which could alTect him.
mere was no fort Of quthion, confidering the
evidence adducsd, that Mr.. 81. had been bycleaf
on the iHind; and he WAS of courfe rot inter
ehed N thar poiHt.-MT. Martin. The qucti-
on which affects him, is, whether any evidence
tA@ been produced that there is any thing like
an Overt 40 of lcN. iug war.--Ths attaignmeut
was accordingly put IF.
Mr.. MeRae hoped that the court when it
adjourned would adjourn till Monday IL o..
clock; and sfiiSied the importance of the qusf.
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SuWarroW Boots.
John c.. FRANCIS,
From Nezv- York,


I'd ESPECTFULLY informs the lblic.
~ that he manufactures suqvarr Boots
with all the modern Improvements, warranted
equal to any in the United States After ma
ny.years of experience in his business, he has
discovered new method ofretaining theselas-
ITCHY in boets. He warrants to fit the leg be
it ever 50 badly shaped. He makes boots Of
various descriptions viz. Suwarrows-Fair-
Tops, Three Quarters, Ccrsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Tees, Bonaparte's Graves,
Jeferson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants TO
fit the Suwarrow equal TO the tuck bet'ts.--
Gentlemen will please TO cali and chuse for
themselves, at his shop. in King-stree~, oe-
tween MIR. Motifs and Mr. Hodgkin's tavern.
NJ 3. He intends selling cheap for cash.
January S. xlsm
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Fer Sale or Rent,
february 2 II "a"
Thirty Dollars Reward.

~ AN AWAY from the subscriber in Au
u gust last, negro woman named 1abb J;
she is about SIS years Of age, Of the common
size, of ycllowish complexion, long face,
high cheek bones, and her eyes sunk in-she
understands every kind Of mouse work, wash
ing, nursing, &c. n the latter capacity she
has been passing herself in Alexandra, and
has said by nay authority. There are various
circumstances which lead me to believe she
has been and is now secretsd by her husband
Jerry ithe property Of Joseph Mandevllie, Ju-
nior. He is hired to his father John Mande-
vile, as laborer, and sometimes drives a
cart on the streets. 7zventy Dollars will be
paid if taken in the district, and the above re-
ward if taken above 10 miles without, provi-
ded that she is SO secured that | get her "a
gain.
All persons are cautioned against hafborlng
or employing said negro, in any capacity
whatever. II. ROoE.
April "a. T2s.l Paw
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FlaiSter Paris -aflOat.


a IL those who have any claims Or de-
IN mands against the estate OF .l0hn Urn
-sat, merchant, late of the town OF Alexandria,
are hereby informed, to bring in ,Aelr &C
counts, legally proved, before the iifst day OF
November next, at which time a full and final
settlement and distribution of his estate, will
.be made. Should any accounts be exhibited
after that period, they will be disrcgarded,
and this Notice pleaded in bar of them. Those
that are indebted to fhe estate, will be please
to make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, n.y.
William Herbert,
April s. Ssaw
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WESTCOTT & co.

ELEVENTH. STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sEYyfSl4LNGTO CITY,
INFORM the Public that they have en-
Il gagged Thomas CARPENTER, one OF the
most able and correct Stenographefs N the
United States, to attend the circuit court, to
commence its session at Richmond the I'D
instant; and an case the said trialcomes on,
to publish as speedily as possible a compleat
and full account thereof, accompanied by all
the documents relative to this all important
case.
5EP The Enquirer, and Argus, OF Rich
mond, and the American, Of Baltimore, will
please to publish this advertisement in their
respective papers, three times Immediately
Ion receipt thereof, and charge the same to
the Editor of the Expositor.
N B. The copy right viii be secured.
May 10.
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FOR SALE.

& 81 NEGRO MN, about Is VEN. -
e i who Las been brought up as ho,-4 -
yaitsto single gentleman, is a co,d gss, NJ
rs well acquainted with all Tie x,p{;.s ~
mouse servant, and has served a re,,,st,,, ~ .
premiership to a barber, and is now . VIZ"
good one-He is remarkable for Lis l,q,,r~t. ,
.. and the goodness of his disposition. ,,e,r A.:
'sher particulars apply totae ps1ssaa 49,
May g..
Bottled Porter, Ale and C sIgIlES.r-
>HE subscriber offers fos Sake, at I.is CO.
L lar, next door to Mr.. Smiths Gin,
store, King-street, the following bottled lg~
'QUORo, warranted of the best qu..lity-Qn,
ders, for home or export consumptioa- wSs
be carefully attended to, as respects len.sa d
voyage AID climate, viz.
Albany PALE ALE, first quality.
Do. do. do. second 60.
Philadelphia PALE ALE, ! From
Do. PORTER. A5bcr ara
.4lso, !ste.arts.
BEER s ALE, en- draaght. Brcssrr
Newark CIDER, rich and high faaau.
Ohm Macleod.
n. 3. About 40 BARRELS teccatlycnn
tied, suitable for fish.
MAY Z. dlmaS
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An assortment of BROAD CLOTHS, from
eleven to eighteen shilsings sterling cost
part of them Untitled to drawback.
Ravens Duck.
French Brandy.
Catalonia Wine, in half piPss and quarter
casks.
New-Engiand Rum, in barrels.
Goldfish, and Stone Lime.
May7.
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Patent Elastic Suspender.
To be had, wholesale and retail, Of tla e.
tentec, next door below Mr.. Ases,.sis,
,M'Kenzie's, lower end Of Prince stspt. /.
lexandria.
THEY fuspass any yet extas4, hu
ease, elegance, &c. Masters Of yessesa AMI
other gentlemen going 10 the !Vest-Iaiaz,
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished mitgrg
assortment, and great allowance to .ala4s
who purchase by tie quantity.
N. B. The buttons on the back partseaAe
waistDand ought TO be placed the same dhluaaa
from each other, as the two center batleRM
the Suspenders, to prevent improper Tmal-
ing, and thereby destroying The ease llahtslrI
in the construction ef the article.
Richard Horwe4.
also,
Received hcT shift Leonidas ffsm LirsIs,
Red, Green, Blue and Yellow
Morocco Leather,
Coed quality for sadlers, shoe-makos, b0as-
binders, hatters, &c.
LIKEyYTSE,
SadIers' Seating Leather, AID few dozH
Morocco suitable fer ehc 0Tess-lndies.
Agap.2. dam
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Thomas Cruise.
T,UM Der Y ARD.

~ He subscriber respectfully informs his
4 friends and the public in general, that
he has established LUMBER Y.fRD, adj
Joining Colonel Ramsay's wharf, where he
intends keeping a constant supply OF the best
materials III that line, and viii selllow ior
cash or on short credit
James Mcclure.
Mays. eo2m
N. B. He. continues the House-Joiners'
business. and from his knowledge in that line,
will pay particular attention TO amy orders Tor
Lumber that he may receive.
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Just Received and for Sale,

BY the Subscribers,
A choice cargo Of MAHOGANY,
From the Bay Of Honduras, of different
lengths and sizes, which they will sell By the
log Or larger quantity.
Wey haze aljo jer Sac,
Sugar in hogsheads
London particular Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto. by the quarter cask
Virginia Rum, Of excellent quality
Molassesb by the hogshead
Liverpool Slowed Salt
And Logwood.
Nathaniel Wattles 8 Go.
January 20 2a~
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MEo = ACON9
AtMs CRosERy STORE, Oil A1As .feel, .sf q
addition to hisJormer stock, addse
A freih Supply Of Cenalnc ArtiCbfSn
>,he Crocerv line;
,,Y,;a,,.1s, -. - .ort,,,erf co,crls1.
y Aien MATS 'l,' "S,'i ':l'~ J tx, ,,rr.
41e ''ot0 .0e'SJ0' sac ''' N' ~
Mu!coYado Sugars, OF VaflouS ga
iities,
Loaf and Lump otto,
Gunpowder, !
Imperial, TEI2
Hyson, particularly seiasF
Young Hyson, eAfo"
Hyson-skin, and family 1ss-
souchong
>Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of a superior quality
Madeira,
Busellos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, = ~ " Z 10
Tenerife,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
'Cogf1C ana OOHFdCduX jIi amy,
nId Ia,,,..;ca S,irit frr family use,
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az, 9. Eate-b.y Maloc clanet. t;n casas g
oiu -. A-'sS s'S 1900 -,
cue 49, s,,a ala fpont;pac
~ -" ue~s' a., ~ host w;ne b;tters
49, NJ st ' ru,
siii is'','s s,.u 's'o'' e-'' 40
r' 8" In $ l1na ..,a Nfsn,ae brandy
nog g n0u.u ',s,aa,, 49,, $40 : ".
iioliana aiili Sou"sss sm
gu; $3.50 = $50, ery7 ola
80 90 h.n ..l so :ns ls,,,;a rye wb;skey
r - 90, ~ harra l,s IS
W. W. = -; 80 40 s,,5 c;aer ,;,eea,
F ~ m,so m'.'s In ;r'J as 9
. 49, samsbae IL u sl'sr honey
s,s "''' eha;sa ,st lin, ;;nc. n,,1assex
w. s''o-se
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hysen l LAO
Young hvsoh g good quaAty.
Hyson-Skin and
Sonchong }
Nf,,seovado 81 oars. different qualities
Rsass,l wt,itf 10.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bal
.;,,o.a ord A,axsn,}ria
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A Brewery Establishment
FOp SfJ y


to quit the brewing business,
Wv offer for sale all my right and inte-
rest in that extensive PENTHOUSE which
/ now occupy. There is an established bust
ness, 1900 barrels having been sold IN one
season, 1000 might be made---all the work
ing utensils complete, with malt house, kiln,
mill, casks, and 800 bushels Of rnalt. Also
line of wharf extending along the Potomac
$50 feet, very suitable for lumber yard, or
to receive Hour by water--tais may be treated
for separately.
These premises are held by lease from the
Corporation, who are to pay for all improve
ments of stone and brick, at the end OF the
lease, Of which there are ten years unexpired
from the 9TH Superintendent. One third OF
the purchase money will be required-for the
remainder a liberal credit will be given Oh
sufficient security. For further particulars
apply to
Thomas Cruise.
May 81. stawlm
Er7a If not sold at private sale by the hrst
OF August, it will on that day be sold by pub
lie auction, at ten O'Clock, on the premises,
to the highest bidder.
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lust Received,

AND FOR SALE GY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
2 pipes L. P. Madeira WINE
2 half do do. do.
6 pipes Cognac BRANDY, 18th proof.
Wads1oorth S Butter,
WHO HAVE ON HAD,
90 hhds. Jarnaica RUM, .4th proof
10 do. ST. Croix do. I'd & Sd do
8 do. New-Engiand do.
s pipes Holland GIN
2 do. country do.
hhd.L. market MadeiraW Wine 2 ola supe-
quarter casks dc. do. riorquty
3 do. do. l.. P. Teneriae de. do.
5000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
January
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Juif Received,
Prem, Philadelphia, Mr.. D1urray's Jashieac6se
Kid and Morocco Slippers.
Charles Paseoc.
.1zuu Is. d3t-2awln
Trial Of Col. Aaron Burr.
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FOR SILE,

FOR S.7LE,
THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT,
rITUAIED on the banks OF Great Hunt
- ing Creek, called haral Fckcity, for
merl, owned by Mr.. John Duff. tits at pre-
sent rented fer cne year, for the sum Of che
hundred aud fifty dollars, reserving the right
Of possession at any time during the above
term, on giving one months notice,-For
terms apply to RICHARD LEWIS.
April Is GO
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Notice.

w yHEREAS the subscriber has obtained
Wv letters Of administration from the or
phans court for the county of Alexandra, In
the district of Columbia, on the personal es-
tate Of Hugh West, deceased, late Of the said
.county--this is to request all persons who have
claims against the sad estate to exhibit the
same, legally proven, to the subscriber, on or
before the lst day of December next, and all
who are indebted are required to make imnie-
date payment.
Arm West A1m'x.
June ! 2aW4W
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PROPOSALS

ire ISSUED in Rosten, for publishing by sae.
seriasiou,
ARROWSMIT;Is,
Mar OF THE WORLD
The size of which, will be sit feet eleven IN
ches, by four feet ten inches, handsomely en-
graved and printed on fine tlick paper.--
Price to subscribers, from mind 10 fourteen doll
lars, according to the mounting, eoloiing, var
nishing, &c. &c.
~ subscriptions received by r, Gray,
Alexandria.
June /.
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TO RENT,

.4ud ia,measQfe possession sfpea,
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fai9ax-street, occupied by Jacob ERsGinan
an excellent stand for the DRY Coop buss-
ness.-Apply to
Jonah Thompion & Son.
March a. 3tawtf
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FOR SHE,

On advantageous terms
a THREE STORY BRICK 5H6RE-
"A HOUSE, on Union-strcet, next door
to Benjamin Shreve, jun. well situated for the
SAihhing or Grocery business-Also, a LOT
of GROUND, at the corner Of Water and
NVolfe-streetS.
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ExasDao Salt---aAoat.

ya.f rsceived, by 1Y.dDSWOR77Hs ad BUT
LER--5ter brig Martha,
$500 bushels coarse EXUMA SALT
which they will sell low, from ca board.
~1trR 90, d