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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-08
Gierailorta Dajlp acnertissr
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8.
COMMUNICATIONS.
POTOMAC BRIDGE.
COMMUNICATIONS.

THERE is sothing pew under he 7
sun, saith the. son Of David. but slN|
had Solomon lived in our day, he would
have been induced to change this apopn [
ihegm. Many things do now occur shrA
are 10, emily novel and unprecedented, but
10 direct hostiityto reason and comno'
sense. Au,opgs. these may fairly BIZ rscs.
ed the Instructions of the legislature Of /
Maryland 10 their senators in congress-
upon the subject OF esecsiag bridge ossLi
the river Potomac. 'Thi. procedure, VI
destituss of every thing else, is cersala'y
recommended BY the charm of novelty.
The binding force of instructions from
constituents TO their representatives ia@y
case, has been considered doubtful. J.
point extremely unsettled in po.itca'sa
ence. Some men, eminent 10 that selen'''
have conceived them obligatory. Ohef%
and among them Edmusd Burke, one o.
the most splendid Iutainaries Of the ws'o.
the colossus Of literature. who may tIsl
be said to have "winged his eagle H'Sh
against ,tlf blaze of every science. wl'haa'
eye that never winks, aud wing that ~
yer ,ires," do absolutely deny that ths'l
possess any such obligatory force; and 'nl'
denial is perhaps founded upon ndP''r
ciples OF political philosophy. e. T.
It governments were a mere matter o.
viii On any side, the will Of the eons!l'a
ent, without question, ought to be SUPP
rior: kns government and Legislation q,
matters OF reason and jndgm=n,, ADD no'
of inclination apd whst sort of reason
is that in which the determination preeeo''
the discussion 3; IN WHICH one set OF ~.
deliberate ard auo:hss decide ADD wns' !,
those who form the conclusion are Per0atp.,
three hundred mi.ss d.s:ant from those WV
hear the argarnrnts. !, Il
To deliver az opiaioa is the right Of ~
men; that Of constituents is Z weighty w.
respectable opinion, which repressp.S'l
tive ongh! always torsjoice 70 hsar' ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-08

by captain Lewis, captain Clarke =,
ithpr., which, they had been adyI /, IVY
been attended with all the auccess :.
ed. These gentlemen have .racsa IN
Missouri to lss source; and have \ l.
along the Colambla 10 the Pacific ~ 8
exploring the course ot various ST.,
and making themselves acqsaInss4 VIM 4
adjacent country aud It's lnhsbe.u,
d.lng this they have traversed IA INN
country. and have encoaatsrsd ald s
come great difficulties and perll.. MI
said they had fortunately returned AM B
his ep,niou, deserved nos Only the Ii, L
Of their county, but likewise the sr.,rS
Of posterisy. MIR. d, said he had bssD
duced from these considerations 10 n
the attention Of The nouse 10 The sub
in the proptlety Of which he was eoohs i
by the original eommunlcation of The =
side1t, Which bed out she idea, thai {
estimate subaailted 10 the house, Inc
lhsn appropriated was but part Of N
might eventually be uecessary.
Mr. Dawson concluded b. of.iip, i
Following ,esoIation;
Resolved, That a committee be ANN,
ed 10 enquire what compensation oaaD
be made 70 Mssss,. Lewis and Clarke n
their brave companions, fog their la.
vlces 10 exploring The western water, \
rePort by bill or otherwise.
! his resolution W as "a tned:a,sly ac,..
TO without a oiy.sion, and aiessrs A.
ton, Barker, i}laks, J. WhisehiI a3
Morrow (Virginia) named the ccau,,
tee. -
On molion of Dir. T., w. Thonn,,
the committee or post Offices was inslIo,,
cd 10 enquire INFO she expedeney Of e,,a
bFshing sundIy new pos, roads ia Ne,
Hampshire.
Tbs house resolved itself inso COM
mls!ee of The whole, Mr., Dasses 10 d.
caair, Oh The report of the cos.nioss Of
ways and means, Ga the pelinon oil An
thony benezet and o,hsIs, which irepot
was .av0Tabis TO The prayer OF the petition
ers. a debate ci considerable length
rose, 10 which Nessrs. J. Clay, Fiaas,
]. Randolph, Il. Nelson, Sloan, Sora
ard aud Alexander, advocated add ii,
sieurs Holland, Bldwcli, Macon, u,
soa add Aston, opposed The report !; VII
the. question was taken aod the rePoE
greed 10.
The committee rose, aud the house il
mediassiy considered their report, ssd
greed to 1t, ayes 81, noes 49,. when
committee OF. Wavs aud means was
structed .obriDg iu b,!l.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-08
Proceedings Of Congress.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Friday, january 2.
(Coneiuded.)

Mr.. Dana said be would explain to the
house the reasons which had induced HIM
20 .nbmis the resolution Units present form.
In the observations he had offered, he had
avoided all allusion TO the past questions
which had been agisated IN .his country.
He did not wish to present the proposition
in It's outset, ia such form as might give
offence TO any part of the house bos 10
such form that the house might, after a
deliberate investigation of the subject, ak.
press their opinion upon it. He had sup.
posed it would be clearly 10 order, in the
connmi,tse OF the whole, to move Ga a.
msndssnt, declaratory of principle, in.
stead of referring the enquiry to seiecs
committee, in case that mode shcsld be
deemed most eligible.
Mr.. CIV. Campbell did not wish II TO
be understood that he had any objection 10
,he question coming before the house. %
the contrary, If doubts existed of the
right of the cisizsa 10 asy state, who was
accused, 70 give the truth in evidence, he
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-08

Of the freedom ofthe press land contrary 60
the constitution of the y, S.
2. RESOLVED, Tia, ia all prosecutions
whether criminal or Otherwise, II is the
natural right Of a citizen to give IN esi.
,dence the trath.
Mr.. Dana said that in preparing the re.
solution which he had offered, he had en-.
deayored to presene ID the most uesxcep
iionable form under the impression that
when the subject was before committee
of the whole. it might be nodihsd sgreea-
bly, TO the wishes of the majority and
where the resolu,ionseo by the ger.
tlensn from Virginia might be moved as
an amendment 10 the resolution which he
had submitted. Should he agree to sub.
stisute these resolutions in lieu Of his own j,
he might be considered as agreeing with
ths gsnrlemaa 10 every word they contain
ed: whereas it could not be expected that
he could be ready hastily TO pledge himsflf
on any specific resolution until be had ma
turely considered il. The gentleman from
Virginia had doubtless fully considered
them, and was prepared 70 give. his vote.
Without however pronouncing 90 the pin
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16
ANECDOTE.

Such was the remarkable skill Of
modern taylor OF Philadelphia, that, of
all the scraps which remained after cut
ting out suit Of clothes, not one was
larger, as ne said, than he could put into
his eye this uncommon dextcrity excit-
cd curiosity among his brother chips, to
know how this exploit was accomplished.
when at length it was By accident dis
covered, that in an obscure corner. he
kept a barrel, into which he occasionally
slipped all the remnants, and this barrel
he called his " eye ;"
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16
{ 81 J

But calming soon the pictur 'distorm,
Sweet hopes into ny bosom creep,
And tell me summer breezes warm
Shall wait him safely DER the deep.
-Four years on India's sultry coast
Has Wars rude voice my love detain'd,
While here, to every pleasure lost,
His Annals languid form remand;
And DER the steep rock still to lean,
Shall eager watch each gliding sail,
That languid form is duly seen
AT rudy morn and evening pale.
But ah ! no handkerchief mark,
Stream from the deck in crimson die /!
Dear signal! wanting thee, the bark
Is hail'd by many a mournful sigh;
Its shouts discordant seem to me
That echo from the stony pier,
Since Williams face / cannot see,
Since Williams voice l cannot hear.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16
CANzONET.


Flow'rs are fresh, and bushes green:
Cheeriiy the linnets sing;
Winds arc soft and skies serene
lime, however, soon shall throw
Winters snow
Ger the 6uxom breast Of Spring.
Hope, that buds in lovers heart,
Lives not through the scorn of year.
lime maj es Love itself depart;
lime and scorn CONCEAL the mind;
Looks unkind,
Freeze Affections warmest tears.
Time shall make the bushes green.
lime dissolve the winter snow.
Winds be soft, and skies serene,
Linncts sing their vented strain:
But again
Blighted love shall never blow.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16

The bird addressed the purchaser and
said, what advantage can you derive
from my confinement IF you will let
me go will give you three pieces of
advice worth the universe.-T'he man
was contcnted on these conditions, & the
bird spoke. "I'he first" says he, 81
will give in the cage, the second on your
hand, & the third on the tree. This was
likewise agreed to, and he began: " Ne
yer be gricvcd for what is out Of your
power; nor be vexed for the loss it,
because it is irremediable. The man
was pleased, took ont the bird, and ask
ed for the second advice, which was,
"never listen to or credit things beyond
possibility" This also proved satisfae-
tory and the bird then taking his flight
according to agreement, perched on the
tree, and instead OF a third advice, spoke
thus Foolish, credulous man, BY quit
tlnG me what a treasure you have lost"
lie asked what 1T was, &" know" says
the bird, chat in my belly there is q
pearl OF immense value the weight near
20 shcc&les. w hen the man heard
this, he appeared distracted, end tore
his hair tor VeXatiOn. When the bird
saw his distress, he again addressed
him. Ridiculous man, you but mo-
ment ago heard my salutary admonition.
and have already forgot it, did not tell
you not to grievc, for what is out of your
power, or believe in impossibilities ?
You see that / am now entirely out of
your power, why, then, lament ? Again
observe that my whole body is not more
than six 5heckles, how then can it con-
tain twenty /? But now listen to nv
,hird and last advice which was nv or
iginal purpcse.-Under this tree YOU
viii find vessel filed with Gold take
1t up from under the earth, and apply it
to your wants.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16
OR IGINAL POETP Z.

ON UNIVERSAL BEAUTY, IN NATURAL
OBJECTS.
addressed to IH**# lE*****
AS Phidias saw ideal grace,
In every block Of marble shine,
HIS cunning chisel learn'd to trace,
OF beauteous forms, each hidden linz:
50, when the glorious art is lea,n'd,
Rightly to praise the King of Kings,
Celestial beauties are discern'd,
conspicuous, IN terrestrial things.
Until mans TASTE rs rectihed,
lis curious to see him traipse
From "1ssshy things" with terror eyed,
Like children, panic struck, from apes.
Capricious in his choice, we find
How oft his heart, toy-tickled, swells,
t}lth tondness,--like an idiots mind,
Delighted with his cap and bells.
The eye that's dazzled, till it wceps.
and opcs on sbangIes still to gaze,
Ger Natures zvholesome 0erdifre sleeps,
Nor scarce one yawning JOY betrays.
For such sick eyes, must dolphins* die,
TO give the aching optics ease?
Wust rainbows always deck the skv?-
shall Nature pay a tax like these ?
Go, rather, and ano;nt thine eyes
With that eyc-saive which He pretares.
Whose bouny-sPrcading hand supplies
Zach insect with the robe it wears.
Then, Phidias-like, thine eve shall see
The traits of BEAUTY cge,g 7ohere;
For c9l9Hr, SHAPE, and svnmetyy,
And strict probortion, all, arc there.
The REcLUsE.
Banks q the 1E1s@ins7,m.
"""'sV <.~eto,.,9~,~,.,-,~
[Selected.]
a BALLAD-BY ANN SEWARD,
wake and weep when wintry winds
Are bowling loud upon the lea,
and louder gales my fancy finds
For William on the foalning sea.
~ th9se 1vit2 have seen the Uayse-
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16
IRON TIE PrRsIhN.

a certain person had q bird in a cage,
which ne carried to the Bazar and sold.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16

" II L FLING,
COMO COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
PRMTED BY A, ARMSTRONG.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16

y II th2se 7vi2 have eee1, the vo,.,o-
S &C. 0rl'f'aaciea # the dolbhin, 7ghen IN
me me G$0"'es z dedth, IN the obcl air, this
al7'si9n 1ciA be sl8icicnti,, striking :-te
ho8e 70ho have not, M descr,bii11 c,ylI
g'7e them mofe than a gerry faint idca #
the constantly cleaning and ever yayv;r - j..
hues Of tfiS beautiful eyeca
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16

a BALLAD-BY ANN SEWARD,
wake and weep when wintry winds
Are bowling loud upon the lea,
And louder gales my fancy finds
FOR William on the foaining. seas
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16

ON UNIVERSAL BEAUTY, IN NJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-27
P0townlac onYpanv.

NOTICE is hereby given. Thar application
~ will be made TO t6e General hss nby &c
Virginia AT their next session TO allow me Pc
towmac Company the further time of three
years, 10 be computed from the expiration of the
tern already given, to complete the navigation
of Shenandoah liver.
Alexandria Odobsr 10Th 1907 DIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-27
Lond far Sole.

ON the second day of Novembe- next viii be
~ Sold on the premises TRACT of LAND
in the lower end Of Gooehland County, contain.
ing 22I Acres. being the Land whereon Gideon
Hatcher, late Sheriff OF said County, lived am
died. There is on said Tract Of Land good
Dwelling House. Barn, &c Apple and Peach
Orchard. The aforesaid TFac, OF Land will bs
sod by the Coroner to satisfy debt due the
public for cash or on three months credi'.
THOMAS MILLER, Aefiag Aaa,r Of
GIDroN HATCHER Dec.
Goochlnnd. October lob. 1907. 81
NOTICE is hereby given, tna' the following
~ Slaves, to wit, Rachel and her two children.
named Edmund and George Charloie, Judy
Devy. Japey and Violet, or so many of them as
fSlil satisfy the balance due on deed OF trust
executed by Benedict Crump TO me IS trustee,
for the benefit Of Robert Christian and trans.
.ferred TO Thomas Claiborne by said Rober; Chris
tiau will be sod, on tie SD Of November
rcNt, at New Kent court hou.e, for ready mo
ney,
JONES r. CHRISTIAN. Trustee.
October 10Th, 1907. 4'v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-27
$50 Acres Of LAND,


Lying on Roanoke river. in the said county, b..
ing the balance remaining Hnsold OF the tract
2siown by the name of OCCONE ECHEE. a,
present leased to William Birchett, whose leas.
will expire on the FIRST day of January next, on
which day possession Will be delivered t. the
purchaser. A considerable part of this land con.
ssts of as fine low grounds as any on Roam
oke. The high land also is generally OF
very good quality, well adapted to the produc.
ton of corn, tobacco, wheat and cats. grea,
proportion is ye, in woods, and heavily timbered
The plantation has every convenient hcuse foi
an overseer and negroes barns for tobacco, &c.
and all the grounds in cultivation are under ex
csilent fences. ltis expected. however, that am
person DESTROYS of purchasing will view the pre-
misses himself.
The situation os This land, so convenient to
the navigation of Roanoke. which will probIbi,
in few wears he connected by canals with the
rivers Meherriu, Chcwsu and Nansemoni. and
the bay of Chesapeake, mus, make il an objea OF
imrortance 70 mac possessed Of capital ant
icsring 70 employ it preferably.
Oae third of the purchase money ia to be paid
IN hand. Credit will he given for aAo;her third
until the first day of Jauuarv, 1899 aSd f"r The
remaining third until the FIST day OF January
1910. the purchaser giving bonds with gaod Sc
curity for the payment of the money win inter
est from the day of sale, (Which in crest is - b.
remittsd in the principal is pun0ua'ly paid
andfarther securing the said pavmen;s b. deec
OF trust on the premises. An accurate plot o
the land will be shewn on The day of s2e an,
an uDsuestionable title made to the purchaser, b,
VIM. Munford.
Richmond. Sept IS, 1907. w'ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-27
TO RENT,
I1pO IeHene EMS.

TN large Rick House on the main street. on
Shockoe Hill, nearly opposite Mr. Wythe's
Brick Buildings The lower story 10 neatly fit-
ted up for an Apothecarie's shop, and the M.
per apartments ave well calculated for board
;ng house for which purposes they have been
wed for several years past Also the upper
pirt Of another house. adjoining. very convent
snt for the accommodation Of small family.
Possession Of the former may be had inmedi-
a,clv. and nj the latter on the IsS day Of De-
celuOer nex'.
3w ROBERT HYDE.
~ The subscriber living on Shockoe HiIl
r,sr Mr. Thomas Eiiiott's. has good accomro
da,ions for boardsrs. aud would AXE from ten Co.
ee,een gentlemen members Of the next Genera
Assembly. ..-.
Richmond, Octohcr Is'h. 1907 aw
Super ROYAL PriHtipg Pafer.
One hundred reams SUPERFICIAL PRINT
ING PAPER fer Sale Apply to the Prin-
YER, Sep. 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-27

NOgu Landing und tor odlr,
30 hhds Leaf Sugar 30 hhds first quality
90 hhds Rye Whiskey brown Sugar
II bids Antigua Rum 25 boxes cotton Cards
10 Tierces prime green 10 casks Malaga Wine
Coffee ton patent Shot
In Store, -
20 bags Green Coffee so hhds Z Rum
90 bags Pepper Is pipes 9Th proofCog-
so boxes 8 by 10 Class mac Brandy
80 trunks Shoes 20 kegs Hamton's
2 ton bar Lead I SOUL
Terms liberal, and made known ~ application
70 EENR1' HOVE1.
O1ober 81 1907
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-27
HirDniuna 1ories Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
Palua6le Land tor Sale.

TO be sold, at Meckenburg Courthouse, on
the second Monday IN November mex, (hc
Eng court day. is fair, if not. on the next fail
day. at the same place, at public sale, TO the
highest bidder
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-23
THE SUBSCRIBER

hSPkCTFULLY thanks thofe who b,vs +;
theEto favored him with the TUITION of heir c,r.
ana informs them and his friends generally tb,, ~,
SCHOOL will be moved TO his yelling h.urs ,.a
e en- year in which will be taught peadng
"'n'nS' Insidh Grammar, Geography, the LAIN
tuition are, for Reading, Writing and
dolly; Lngiih Grammar aud Geography IS dnIi,rS,
Lar" - dollars; Surveying 20 dollars-Ths Shed
w'' commence about the Icth Of January, and s,i
ABOUT the 5'h of December. There vii, ne 49,.
non OF abcu. zen dayss hitfun5de, and again rro,,,
me '7h OF AuGuit TO the III Of September. He
WINES S ." 'ake or boaIder' the terms Of board
re 20 year, % dollars in advance, and -,,b
ooaTdeT is required 10 lurn ca hi, own bed p..,,a
VINO may think proper to board their lon. with L;,,,
are -hdF'd that proper attention will be paid TO them,
ana every exe!.ion ultd promote their eJpeat;on
Loui!a. Ca %. 80, ~ 49, Jun
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-23
TWENTY DOLLARS peyx,.sD

Kan aTrrYfrem t5- akri5, on tie eIeyenL of6, ,..s
4 LIKELY Negro Man, named D J., yI;l ryys,,,,.
I ysar'o!d, Eve feet, feven or eight ,nche, b;gb
~ OF black complexion, pare made, aud nc,c
ing co'n'enanc", has black pot on one al h.. for,
,tefS and con'ronIy ufes his left hand He bas
S'P on ms eTrat oeeafo1ed by burn when child.
80 .e =" 'oeT.oe b'sektmi,h. / expect he . il! en-
reward to any Psr!on for information of ca;d rI,,r
10 that get him again. do hereby for.,-arn ali
matters veeI' and others feom arboring or csrry-
ing laid Negro out of the Gate - >
CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON.
Cumberland csunty, Or %. o.-xn.1o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-23
FREDERTcKSBURGH, October 81.
MELANCHOLY nHD DISTRESSING!

On Monday, at q o'clock, the houf-, for.
merry belonging to Mrs. Carter, in this town.
was diicoVered to be on fire. The corpie OF
Mr.. WILLIAM STANARD, the more recent
proprietor, had not been lent to it's CsrthIv
home, wheP FIX and mourning family were
driven by new calamity, with the remains Of
parent and hufbanJ, from the foli,ude of
their forrows, to weep under the next hofoi.
table roof, over their complicated nigfortuues
The houle was on an eminence, and ftroro
wind from the narh-wett blew the DANES into
the body of the town. IN the courle Of few
hours, three OF the belt improved fquares, with
parts OF two others, were ltrlPPed of all their
improvements. The rapidity ofthe FIRE. in tho
horrors Of its deyafation thru houfss bi,bIr
combuhioie from the operation of the late
drought, the conformation that prevailed de.
hroYIng concert and prefence of mind in mon
of thoie who were laborouHy active, the in.
competency OF the engines 10 perform their rs
fees with full eftct, prevented many of ,ba
iuHerers from iaving great proportion Of their
movable property. The upper Tobacco
Ware houies, with all the tobacco Aored. wore
confirmed. y Haks of burning matter ,v,s
thrown on the roof Of the bankboac, which Rodd
at the diGance of two arects from the general
conflgratiou, and 70 furious was the pro,rpC,
of the iame that all the books, papers and mo-
nsy IN the vaults, were, Of necefIity, expoled,
during the whole Of the FIRE 70 its action, but
have hnce been recovered entire. Happily no
human life was loft.
This awfully affecting event has bereft rnanv
families, iome in difeate, at the entrance Of
wlnt r, Of their only fheltcrs and Of their all.
fne woes Of the comfortlefs and Of the fIFer.
ing, which peryades great part Of Predericks.
burg calls aloud for contribution from the opu.
lent. The inhabitants Of this town. were late
~ hoera ~ thsir relief 20 the wretched Of Nor.
folk. 4 plan has been o-gac;zed 70 furn;rh N.
benegoea, of the aaer towns in Virginia. and
Of the neighboring country, with an 6oDor;yr;.
got enjoying that luxury which pure boforr,
reels ~ giving charity where merit and d,frel,
So'hDhG 20 Ssis4 II. PirKiajS UeSaid.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-23
LIZ DOLLARs REwARn

: De'er'ed on the l9th January 1907 when on the
Indulgence Of Furiough, Jacob Dunbauph serie,,,,
in Captain D. B.llelIs Company IN United sac,
Regiment ofiniantry. lie is of a Dutch De(esn, 4,
is about % years Of aye feet Inches high Brown
iialr BiHe Eyes far Complexion. He /, by trade a
tiatef' he mas lot the ule of on, Of his Gnge,s on
the left Hand which ftands crooked inward WI.
yer will ,ake up faid Dsierter and deliver hin, nm p,
any military officer in the United State, b,l ,s,s
the above Reward and reaisnable Bxpaue.a-
Fort Maliae January 9TH 1907
DAH'L: BISsEI.L
Capt.
Commanding.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-23
NOTICE

NiH r. Jsid, on TJrgfi,y Re 5h Me-. 1907. IN n,
1o-pa IF EHe"sb5',r at hs Dsg.Ri4g. Hs7r Of n,
h's J2ff5 O. Byo7ga, al Bis Efgfe e,aEqiag Of
II oVSEHOLD and Kitchen FURNiTUGE, a
Z i Gu felt Of Carpanters 'Fools, kin Of Brilt,
one loTle ana Cart, one co " and fy. sh.to. Tbs
terms will be made known on ,hs day Of ,ale. A(2
At the fame time ard place. will be hI.,I nine NE-
GROES, until Ch-i1ms5. 1905 su,csz whom are.
TWO good Carpenters, aUJ one par Il Sawyers. Il Is
reqns,sei thatihofe Who have claims arai1N the gid
s's;s, viii make them krovr or or before the dsy
Of ia's and ibois VINO are indebted 20 a eis,c, g-
20 the Administrators.
fjARY BROWN, Hf4v,g,ir.
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