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NE IaLJf'iber adqpt Ri, moasef iz/,,ag;nr biz
l G,iead,, that be i"lendJ 10 6reeljf Inn in me
Djfri1 CbaHee,y Court sf H'Hiiomj5wc.
CARTER BPEXTON
Eisg u Oheen, Dee. 90. IL
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REMOVAL.

HE Subscribers have removed t,e;r CCMPT-
I ING HOUSE, from the Main. Street To one
o. David Builook's Brick Buildings ., the lower end
OF the Baton, between the Tenements occurred by
Z. and I. Saunders, and Norvell, Watt and Bul-
ioek-where they continue their purchaies Of whear
as uinai-They aio keep for fac regular furply of
Flour, Corn Meal, Hominy and Brax
THOMAS 81 AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. Sd, SOC. ptf.
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lust RECElyED.

4 FRESH AGortulent of Claret Wines, Cham.
L n paigpe, Moufeux by the box Burgundy, Sau-
tern,V de Grave, Lafitte, Muicat of Frontignae
Wine Bitters-and ALTO, freh iupply of Olives, Ca
Pers, Anehovies, Cayenne Pepper, Muaard, Prunes,
Rains by the box, Almonds and Filber,s All kind
OF Weit-Inda Sweetmeats all kind of Confecfione
ry-and different articles of REMUNERATION Sale BY
ALEXANDER PLAINyIIIF.
Richmond, Oa. IL. (oaw6m
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'liE Subscriber, has taken the Store lately occu-
L pied by Cranberry and Hancock, where he of
fers for sale at reduced prices,
Bales blue Cloths Z conGgnment from the
Bale aiorted FiannelsS Manufacturer,
ALso-A few bales Of India piece Goods.
JAMES SMITH.
October %. r.
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To NNNI

STORE e. CELLAR of the iowei, .rene.
ment oil Mr.. rrueh:-t's new budings--Fol
terms.aPPly at this office.
January 8. ow.
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W. ANTED Immediately, ten ton Of clean N1er-
~ charitable EEMP, for which liberal price
vii! b. given in cafh. rRoSSER g MONCuPE.
D'9' ~ er;f.
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RURR MILL STONES, OF ALL SIZES; and
~ PLASTER OF PARIS, of an excellent quality
FoRsALR, As USUAL, 1T
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
Dee.f. [eptf.]
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Hsping been daptoiated Jrli.g nv LAM in Su,yy
CoEnty, joue time pa;q adveriisd in this paesr,
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TairIarv s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22

II. The pure Republican, ever faithful
to his principles, and inilexible from the
path OF rectilude. 6 Cheers.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Col. James Monroe. May the free
and virtmous citizens of America, never
repose their confidence in undeserving men.
BY Thomas II. flooding. The govern
ment of the United States-May it exclude
from its maritime service, all but natural
barn citizens.
BY I'm. + Brarton. May the fragment
called minority, which has dropped from
our political edi6ce, never be considered
as a loss TO our country.
BY Charles x. Mallory. Should we he
coerced into a war with Britain, may the
vengeance of an angry God, palsy the arm
OF the disturbcr of orr repose.
BY benjamin Tate. May the fair daugh-
tiers of the United States of America, con-
fer their complaisant smiles, only on those
who are willing to risque their lives and
fortunes in defence of their country.
BY BeVerly c. Stanndrd. War in pre-
ference to a tame submission.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22

agreement 2r.i ccssion, entered into By
commissioners appointed by the stare of
Georgia and the United States, 70 cvince
any desire TO compromise claims that ORR
ginatcd in fraud, and which were rendered
invalid by the state sovcregntv.
Resolved unanimously, That the thanks
of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives of the state of Georgia be given to
JouN RANDOLPH, member of Congress
from the state of Virginia, and the late
majority of the Ninth Congress, for their
virtuous and manly opposition TO COM
promise, which would in their opinion e.
qually compromit the dignity of the go
vernment the United States and the So
vereignty of this state.
Resolved unanimously, That the Co
vernon be requested to transmit copies of
thc foregoing resolutions to Mr RANDOLPH,
To the Secretary of State, Secretary of the
Treasury, and the Attorney General of the
United States.
Ertracs from the Journal,
.Attcst,
HINES HOLT, Clerk.
CoHcnrred unCnimousiy ia Senate, 1871
November, 1907.
WILL. ROBERTSON, Sec'ry.
DIED-On Friday last, at an advanced
age, Col. NATHANIEL WILKINSON, a
member of the present General Assembly
from this county.
-, On Sunday last, Mrs. SARAH
DIXON, relict of the late Mr. John Dixon,
printer, of this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
LEGISLATURE OF GEORGIA.
~ nc II0N@c u NeIlrc8cntOfiUC8,

. .NoU. nm, 1907.
WHEREAS, in ;he year 1895, AS Wi!
be recolicctcd with emotions of INDIGNATION
by every virtuous citizen Of this STATE. a
combination ofinfluentiai and monicd men.
succeeded by bribery ami coryuhlion. in
obtaining the passage OF an act, conveying
thc right of this slate in a veil known per
ton Of the Western country. called VA
100, toseyeral companies Of Purchasers
and whereas the succeeding legislatures
dolly convinced Of the hagitious agency
which had procured the act aforesaid, viz
tuousy detei mined by resembling law, 20
prohibit all contracts, convevanres and
grants originating in that fraud fr m be-
ing carried into effect it sulemnly becomes
th's Legislature to support ami preserve
consistent, the reputation OF this state by
deny ing the statements Of band OF Spccu-
ldtors, combined from New-Hampshire to
he ssippI, 10 cmDczzle the funds Il.
thcr OF this Stare, or the Unite States.
and to riot on the profits Of an extensive
tract OF country, in alledging Ia sekv, that
the state o. Georgia contempla' ed i'm the
articles Of cesslOn of the United States OF
her Western Territory i'm 1903 anu COM
frO1ilSe u the Ya-po claims, IL g,iy 7pqy
7vhafcUer. And in as much as Il is inDor-
tant 10 the decision of Congress on this sub
Iect, and greatly so to the dignity and ius.
tee ofthe state Of Georgia, MARINE rim
as ~ IS, in this matter, should be fully and
uncquIvocalIy defined, it is therefore,
ReSofUed anarimousit, By tie Scaals
and House u Refrcscufdfivcs ofJhc Sigfe
r Georgia, in General .fsscmbhy met.
That they have viewed and still view win
adherence. the attempt made by a set of
unprlnciplcd men, commonly known by the
appellation Of Ya-Do men, to corrupt "A ma
Jority OF the Legislature Of this state, in the
year 1875, which attempt was rendered a.
bortive by the virtue of the succeeding le-
gislaturF.
HeSolUed un0HimoEgh, That II never
was TIE intention Of the legislature Of this
state, whep they ratified certain articles Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
CoMMUNIC CATION.
II HINT

THE union of Church and State has been
said to be odious. The Legislature of Vir-
ginia appear to have thought it so; in re-
moving the rubbish of regal absurdites
from our Code of Laws, they have nearly
dissolved this union--l say nearly dissolved
This union, for the law which directs the
Ministers oft Gospel TO solemnize mar
riages is certainly an appendage of that
odious system. Has not the time arrived
for the pruning knife to be applied to this
old & disgusting limb. Should not the justices
of the peace, or some other special agents
be appointed in each county instead Of the
Ministers of the Gospel to solemnigc mar
riages?
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
D18tecrlpt.
NENV-YORK Dec Il

A letter has been received in this city
from a source of very high responsibility
IN Paris, dated October 25th, which is
wholly silent on the subject of Bonaparte's
declaration respecting neutral nations a
silence which, from the interest the writer
takes in every thing likely to affect the u.
States either directly or Indirectly, would
incline MS very strongly to discredit the
truth of the report altogether.
(A1er .4dp.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
ITO USE or REPRE SFN7.4TIYES
OF 7HB UNITED STATES.

WEDNESDAY. December IS.

WEDNESDAY,. December IS.
On motion nf MIR BiouEt, the House went
intoa committee OF the whole on the bill
for fertilization of the ports and har5urs of
the u :.
The first section Of the bill being vet
uncer moderation, ard the sums OF /, 90 =
600 dollars, and eco. 600 dollars h wing
been moved on former day t. be appro-
priated for this object, considerable de-
bate took place on the proper sum TO be
inserted III the blank for that purpose, in
the course of which Mr.. GARDENER moved
to fl! the blank with $500, 900 dollars. In
this debate, Me8srs. Biount, Chandler, Smi-
lie, Holland, Nelson, Kelly, and Witherell
generally advocated the sum reported by
the committee Of aggrC ssions, Zone million)
and Messrs. Mumford Cook, GARDENER,
Sturges' Quincy, Mosely, Rowan and Tay.
Tor, expressed themselves in favor Of a
large sum.
About O'Clock a motion being made for
the committee to rise and report progress,
was uegatived 81 to so
The question being of course first taken
OF the highest sum proposed, $500, 900
dollars, was egatived....Ayes Is.
The question being then taken on the
sum of one million and half, was mega
tived...Ayes ii
On motion Of Mr.. Coax, question was
taken on the sum of 1880 600 and lost ri.
Ayes Al.
The question was then taken on the sum
Of ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS, and
CARRIED...Ayes 1O6.
The second section, containing the same
provisions as the bill from the Senate alrea-
dy passed for erecting gun boats, was then,
on motion OF Mr.. Bhounf, stricken out.
When. the bill being gone through, the
committee rose and reported it; and the
House immediately adjourned.-Ayes 76.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22

.Mess- York. Dcc.

.Nffc- OK, Orc. =.
BY captain Eenshaw, arrived last night
from Cadiz, we have a CONFIRMATION fthe
French having taken Lisbcn On the 25tb
of Oct. large number of Spanish troops
embarked at Cadiz, in gun-boats, sc. on a
secret expedition. The Spanish feet was
still in port, and still blockaded by a Bril-
fish squadron.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22

DR.. Franklin's leg ,cy Of 6 1000 sterling,
or A4t4 dollars and ~ cents to the corDo
ration OF Iniiadelph a, for the purpose of
being loaned ont III small sums to industri-
ouS tradesmen, ut per cent interest,
which interest was t. be placed out conti-
nuai'y on the same conditions, ON the 31st
of December last, il had inereaacd three
Shousand fonr hundred and sixty seven dol
lars and {fty-one cents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. is.
PRIVATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Extract of letter from respectable
commercial house in Amsterdam, to their
correspondents in this city, dated October
l6. "The Consu! of the United States has
requested the departure of all the Ameri-
can vessels here to be FASTENED as much
as possible---it is fearcd, matters between
France and the United States, are not ON
a friendly footing. "--.Jack8on'8 Reg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
Sparta, (Geo.) Nov q.

Cold c0mfort for Yaz0o Spectators.
The following resolutions were intro
duced, at the commencement of the pre-
sent session Of the Legislature, by Mr.
BRYAN, (of Chalham;) the preamble was
proposed by Mr.. Z. II. CuMMtNs, (of
Wilkes; y and the word uDanimoHsiy,"
was inserted on motion of MIR. DAVIES,
(of Chatham)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
EDUCATION.

NE Sub.c'iber. cFering his unfsignsd
\. thanks to those gentlemen who have ma
ue'''H '"eir confidence in h:m as a teacher.
opposes 70 c'n'inre his school at The same p ace
h' ensuing year.
in this seminary rcnIh will be instructed r,
he Greek Lain. and Eugish largu.ecs &C.
granny z the Use OF the Globes he fIs,,,,t
Of Ceome'rg with PRACTICAL 81 veyina--.a!so lie
Elcmens Of ratuyal Philosophy. W,i,i,g ard
ARITHMETIC Vulgar, Decimal and An,lSticaI
The price oF hoard, union. washing, bedding
and fuel VII be an hundred d9lla,s f17 the t,,r1
paid quarterly ia advance, to corrmerce ON the
i'teeutn Of January, and end about ne tenth o
Decen Der following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
POPULATION OF NEw-YoRK

BY which I appears, hat our population
has more than tripled from 1856 30 1906, a pc
riod OF twenty years.
Should the progress ofincrease continue at
the rate on nve per cent. per annun, the popu-
laton Of this city in 1855 will amount 10 zJ5..
$50, rate exceeding tic doubling ofo r mum
Der every twenty years, during tue period of a
century.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
LONDON, Nov, :.

A-ON DUN INV,
It is certain that intelligence of the
death of the King of Spain, and the assas,
slnation, or according TO some accounts,
the imprisonment Of the Prince Of ksturi.
as, had been received at Lisbon previous
to the departure of the vessel which Drought
the mail The face, as we stated yester-
day, IS announced in several etters. They
mention the report, without, however,
communicating any circumstances which
can enable us to FIX the degree of credit to
which it may be entitled.
November Q.
The object Of Mr.. Roses mission, we
are given to understand, is to propose to
America, compensation for rcs!gning the
colonial carrying trade Of Fraucc-by sus-
pending our own navigation laws in favor
OF America, and permitting her to-traGe
UNEXPECTEDLY in the produce of our West
India Islands.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
THURsDAY, December II.

Mr.. @. ". Camh6eH said that by law
passed at a former session, a part of the
duty on salt had ceased, and the remaining
part OF the duty being y u cents per
bushel and the duties constituting what was
generally called the Mediterranean fund,
would expire on the 1st Of January next.
IN the report made by the Secretary ofthc
Treasury, this was mentioned as one of the
first measures which might be resorted to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
LIvERPooL, Nov. ID.

All the papers of this morning, state
that France and all the countries under
her control, will Immediately be declared
IN a state of siege.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
> Including one 10 inch mortar.

The London Courier OF the 18th Oct.
makes the following remarks on the extra
ordinary proclamation Of the British King
=" the misunderstanding with merca
which has proved 4 source of so much arx-
ious speculation, may now be considered A.
nally settled In a former paper, we stated
that the w"unGedho1o Of the United States
was only 70 be hv&leA by mark ng the con-
duct OF the Leopard,'in its attack upon the
ChesapeaS, with tine Gispleasure of the Bgi-
tish Government This once granted, a
long with the renuncia,ion of all claim of
right 20 visit ships Of war, we hazard=d IN
opinion, that the friendly relation between
the two countries would not receive arv
farther interruption, and to this opinion
we adhere. The first Of thrsc two points
was publicly conccd. d some DAYS sincr.Tse
recall Of Al Barkelpy, within whose COM
mand q d by whose direct and immediate
authority, the affair ufthe Chesapeah took
place, cannot be considered in any othcr
point oS light than as sacrifice to the
wounded honor of the Americans in that
particular case. Ghc second great point
Of dispute, which i, the general quest u,
appears, by a proclamation in the " Ga
zettc," of Saturday night, to be also COM
pletsiy set at rest forever.
LHerc IN abstract Of the proclamation is
introduced
g Here the right Of visiting ships of war
IN the precise manner it WAS exercised by
tho Leopard, in pursuance 81 the orders of
nd. Berkeley, is completely given up, and
| another course prescribed in its place.
I This amounts 90 q complete abandonment
( ri all claim 70 search neutral ships of war !;
nor does it stop here; for the recommend
! alton Of great care and caution to be oJser-
we'd in the search Of merchant vessels, is
an Indirect admission that the complaints
so repeatedly urged by the Americans, Of
I irregularities committed by our cruisers in
the search Of their merchantmen, are well
founded, and consequently the precaution
recommended against their recurrence is a
farther concession 20 America. Under all
these circumstances, altho' the recall of cur
seamcn 20 their coun'ry's service upon the
ground OF especial difficulty and danger be
the prominent and most csjCnsIDe feature
of the proclamation, IT is an official dccl1-
ration of the code of maritime rights
! which we mean 10 Observe in our inter-
course with America, IN relation 10 the Sc
vcrdl djsputed points. as well rs complaints
that have been brought INFO discussion.
These points embrace the conduct Of
the Leopard, tho alleged Irregularities COM
mttted in the search OF ncdra. crchaut
vessels, and the arrogatcd claim Of n right
to visit neutral ships Of war. And, as in
ell these three points, the proclamation Of
our government has ,,ivcn full satisfaction
Thy the recall % I'D. BSrkei~y, tfs iyuuc-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22

ton OF regularity ia the search Of MR.
chant OesSeis, and the abandonment ort6e
,ISst to search SHIFTS Of gUar, zce do retleaf,
tldt 1ye mist consider the Proclamation as
declaration Of an Gmica6ie adjustment OF
all our differences 7ylth .America.
The whole debt of the United States, on
the lst OF Jan. 1907, was 67,727, 756 dol
lars.
BY appealing to official documents we
find
That in period of 30 years the popu.
lation ofthis country has increased nearly
100000.
That the dwelling houses have in the
same period, increased from $4,000 to
,225.000.
That the improved lands have risen from
l,21O,5O0 to $50, 400 acres.
That the average price per acre has ris-
en- from to dollars.
That the number of horses has increased
from 100000 to 100000; and the horned
cattle from 100000 to 2.950,0OO.
hat the merchant vessels have incrcas-
ed from 100000 to 1907 900.
That the imports have risen from II to
80 millions of dollars.
That the exports of domestic production
And the exports of foreign goods from
TO 80 millions.
That the national revenues had increas-
ed in period of twelve years from to
nearly II millions of dollars-while the
expenditures, making an allowance for the
eNtingulshment the principal of theSlcbt,
have been nearly stationary.
That the specie in circulation has risen
in the period OF twenty years from ten TO
seventeen millions-EIig.
Can it be that the 90 Pusillanimnus" Jeffer.
son, who was called, by fedt ralists, &" the pa
c;Iic President" by way OF sarcastic distinct
or, is The man who thirsts for blood and longs
70 plunge us into war They tell US so--thc
very men who made his pacific disposition
matter ofproverb, now paint him like savage
warrior. What next = DeDl2.r.E
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
STATEMENT.

E.rhibUinr ffe number AMI condition ct
me Jiiyates and oHer UesScEs Of 7oar Of
the o. states.
In service. --Frigates Constitution, re-
curing inconsidcrable repair, and Chesa-
peakc. both of Al guns ship Wasp, l6 !;
briggs Hornet, AID Argus, both of Is schr
Revenge, y; Ketches Sruhre, 7 - Ven.
geGnce, Z ;" Aetna, H. Vesuvius, II; =
gun boats, so, and building, IS guns.
ReadyfoT' serU:ce.-Frigates Constella-
ton, of SO, and Adams, OF s. guns brig
Siren, 10; schooner Enterprise, II guns,
and l gun boat.
Repairing and nearly reaHY J3r- service
--Fr:gates, U. States ~; Essex 81 q; and
John Adams, 80 guns.
REQUIRING inconsidera5ie retair Brig
Vixen, II and schooner Nautilus II guns
Requiring considerable retair.-Fri-
gates President, ~; Congress, and New
York, all of As guns.
Including one Is inch mortar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
Thomas Nelson.
Humanity Hail,
FCT,s Of Hanover, Dec Is I2T As

humanity Hail,
tcT,s Of Hsnoye,. Dee 16 127.S UAs
{ Nv ihe seVe".h " inc pt,.,nt mon <TC-
I . gro man c7,re into NV sro,- a.,.i cE,,,ls
HUNDRED DOLLAR BAhR SOLE.
being questioned, ne a,psa,cd to be ,iarmea.
and said be cot II f',m his cyeTseey, N Pr.
.s. OF ChesleFstia county though &c p-op,r
10 dctain The noe AID told him lila, Mr.. pi,[.r
must come and satisfy ne respecting the s,rrs
before l would give IL up W. da IS sr,.r q
man came who called his name Pcha. ind
sara he gave the rote to shc n,srO, ;hcu We
bin three days 10 bring some piasfho,y lie ..,.
tanned The Q, &c on the Ca, spponted p.--
ket came but brought 70 proof, My SAYING "a
cot II from his Employer in E,re arc N.cso
county (whose name 2s we! as rccyl ea he
SAID was NandalD on cngeiry E'd there is mo-
sucn man in that oounty--.ihe own. is 5,atrt.
ted 20 prove bis properly, pay charges and AXE
the note,
SAMUEL RELL,
CRocEu.
Deeember 2Ip 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
A VIRGINIAN.
Louisa, December 5th, 1907.

The u. S. schooner Revenge arrived at
New-York ON Saturday the 18th inst. in 10
days from Brest During her passage she
experienced very heaYy weather, anti was
obliged to heave all her guns overheard.
The captain was twice washed into the sea.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22

Government has been offered from SIS to
10000 stands of arms, which are daIly
expected from Follanh-at 8 d each. We
have seen sample, which is very hand
some and well executed.
{ Washington Erho8itor)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22

~ Subscriptions for Lewis ard
C!ark's Tour, received at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
r ! c H NJ o N d 4:

TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22

De,ember 2lu 1907
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22

Extract Of letter from a member or Can
Sress, dated Washington c. 2, Dec. Is,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
i Sale at Auctson.

ON THURSDAY, 25th June, sviil6t sold es
ha5lic. auction, on the Premises, at 4 o'stoek,
in The afternoon,
Two Brick Houses, situated on
Falls-street, next door to where the bank OF
Columbia was kept, and where ! !I ~.
Can't, Esq. formerly resided, now IN the oc-
.cupancy Of Alexander Mcdonald. This pro-
perry is in cxee!Isnt repair and very cllgibly
situated for business--one house has the floor
level with the street and fitted up for Store
the other is FIT for genteei private family, u
having every convenience, No property IN
George-To own is better situated tor business,
it being near the bank and market. It WILDE
exchanged for property in Baltimore, or sold
on credit-one third in sixty days, the re-
naaineer in one and two years, the purchasers
to give their notes negotiable at either OF the
banks, with approved endorsers. On the last
payment being made an indisputable title Will
be given.
John Travers, Auc'1.
George. Town, June IS. IN cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-24
Forty Dollars Re7vuyd.


u AN AWAY, on the 5tll instant, small
IN Negro Boy named i'm, about IS years
of age, 4 feet s or 7 inches high, ola yellow
ish complexion, weak and inhamed eyes, and
has few feint scars on his face his hair cut
close excepting a small circular bunch behind,
suffers when he attempts to speakfa or is
alarmed. Had,en an old tow linen shirt, and
pair Of old black striped iinsey trousers,
patched with blue and white kersey. He is
an artful chap and Will attempt to pass for a
free boy, by getting some free negro to own
him for child, which he has frequently said
weuld be his plan should he run away.
q TWENTY DOLLARS will be paid for
approaching him, if taken. iii this state, and
the above reward if taken out of the state,
secured so that get him, and all reasonable
charges if brought home to
Basil Simpson,
On Elk-Ridge, Anne-Arundel, county,
Maryland.
June II, 1907. 7aWsf.