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TO BE SOLD

III i7i"'v'" CoHrf-i9egts, On f5s 4.5 Hagaay in No
oeagber aesf, beig CAM day. snrfsaaf to Se,e nj,
Noe County Cant Of Faao0rr, lin 7obiAb ygiVi,u
Pn2fei& and 9ihe,r, icaher Of Toba igipf,4 d,e'I.
are fh'. AID I6omas N|iagfeV ard ot5e,s asyfs.J
4 TRAGIC of LAND, belonging TO rhe cilate of
= \ the ia;d deed. contaOing Between 5 and COO
acres, lying and beng in the county Of Franklin and
Hate OF Kentucky A credit OF twelve months will
BE- Grsen the pnrchaer purchaiers and deed ex-
eeu,ed to him or them, with fpecial v.arran,y, on
entering into as many bonds with fecurity, as .here
are iegatees, payable TO them respectively.
BY THE COMRS.
Sept. 10 iawon,T
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TO BE RENTED,
N 0 u w GO M FORT.

7 7 is mile and half from Richmond-Thsre are
ffy-fx acres of Land; ten acres of which are
meadow. The whole Farm enclofed with new poft
aud railiDg.-A Dwelling Houfe containing eight
rooms, and all neeelTary Offices.
--dLSO-
TO HIRE-A good GARDENER, and two well
qualified female houfe SERVANTS, They can b.
recommended honel and iober.-- immediate poi.
FELTON, given of the whole, L. RANDOLPH.
November 8, ep2w.
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iaw3wf.
d. 4. MADOX,
INV aNfOhio.
0aob@ 81.

HAVING obtained Licence TO pra2ce as Ar
Il ToRNEY at LAW, begs leave TO inform thofe
who may have buGnrfs for the employment of his
prote'h0n, in The County Courts of Gooehland, Pow
haian and Cheherfield, or the Diariet Courts of
Richmond and Petersburg, may rely upon every ex-
ertion of vigilence and indutry whatever may be
confided to his attention.
Oa. go. oal6w
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NOTICE.

4 PETITION will be prefented to TIE next &C.
{ j neral AHembly of the Common ealth of Vir.
giia, for the removal OF the DiariSt Court, now
holden at the Court Houle Of Northumberland coun-
ty, to more central place, within the diitria COM
poied OF the counties of Richmond, Weifmoreland
Lancaher aud Northumberland.
Weftnoreland Court Houie, Sept. 26.-1awomg
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TOFIN FORE.
l. O S z.

I He SCRIP for one Share of the Stock of the
L Bank of Virginia, in the name of the fubfcri-
Der; numbered 5o7 and dated the TIA Dec. 1904
Any peron who has found the {an,e is requefted TO
leave it at the Office of the Enquirer, application
will be made the Bank for a renewal thereof
ALEX'R. McRAE,
oa. TO-. oawsw.
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WILL Sc SOLD.

To the hishen bidder, OIL Wednesday the I'd day Of
December next, if fair, if not the next fair day at
the dwcling-houfe of the late David Pattefon in
the county of buckingham, about four miles below
the town Of Warnlinfer
2 TWENTY-FIVE NEGROES, on a credi. of
one, two and three years The above Negroes
are uncomnoniy valuable, and known to be TO- by
moA of the neighbors. Bonds with approved fecuri-
Twill be required. 1t is deemed neceaary here to
n'ri, that the Legatees expected to purchafa
mtrh, ii any, Of the above property.
REUBEN B. PATERSON =
Only a57irg Ear. Of Da0id Pastri0n, ted
Oa oa. oayy6a,g
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

TpY virtue Of Deed OF Trua, executed to us by
I'D Edain Land, in order TO feeure the payment
of certain fun of money therein mentioned to
Grief Truly Will certainly be fold for cah, at Anle-
liza court-houfe, on Thurfday the goth of November
next, lit being court day. TWO NEGROES.
JNO. v. LEIGH, -.
THoS. PERKINSoN, 1'Y''
Amelia, Ol. 81. Iaw4wg.
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o, 1907.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GAYEN,
8, 1907.


NHAT,- in conformity with the provilions Of
the aet lupple mentary to the act, enti,ued
AN act making proviion for the reden,pt;on of tho
whole OF the public debt Of the United States books
~'ii De opened at the 'tEoe of the commfIioner of
loans for the Rats Of Virginia, on the IN day Of Ju!v
next, to continue open anti the feven,eeth dav IF
NIarch 1905, inclulively, the fourteen lat DAYS ut
each quarter excepted, FOR the purpoie of receiving
iuberptionsfor fuch parts of the old fix per cent, de-
ieFred Tx PER cent and three per cent focks as may,
on the ay Of fuhicripton Rand OH the books OF the
iaid comn,iiloncr of loans
lhoie proprietors of the old fix per cent and de-
ierred hocks, who may fubrcrbe, will receive in
lieu thereof i new Tx per itock equal 10 the
unredeemed amount of the fock furrendered re-
oeeabie at the peafure of the United States under
PrieHo however, that acknowledgements fall be
made except for the whole amount of any iuch new
certificate o. itock, till after fix monhs previous
notice and the proprietors Of the three per cent.
flock who may iubicrbe, viii receive in lieu thereof
Tx per cent itock, equal to ixy Eve per CENT of
the amount o three per cent. turrendrred Iedeema-
Die IN the lame manner the nev. Xix yer cent a.
bnve mentioned, blu. not reimburab;e however with
out the aiien of the holders unit after the whole
Oh the new fxsper cent given i'll exchange old fix
or deferred Asaboveine,oned) well a, he whole of
the eight per cent fock of the United States, fall
have been Reimbursed. 1t is alto provided that in e.
very Reimbursement which may take place, prefer.
ence will be given to thole creditors who may no.
iy their with to be reimburfed and that the ap.
pcatons TO has eIea ihalI any either exceed
or fall ihort Of the FUN then applicable to that rur-
pole. the priority of payment fha 70 far as may be
neceilary be determined by lot.
The prelent lock-holders who refdo IN auv pare
OF Europe, and may afent 10 that ,rod fcaton nav
az their option receive the inter- accruing on Tie
new flock, either in the United States as heretofore
or IN London, or Amiterdaui at par: in which
lat SAFE, the intere VIII be paid there by the bank
ers OF the United States, fix months iubfequert 10
the day. on which the fane would ce PAYABLE in The
United States ana fubee 20 no variation nor to a.
ny other deduction Than commiIlion TO the bankers
oil one half per cent. on the intereit thus paid
JOHN PAGE, CommiGfos9 Of Loans.
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TO BE SOLD,

Painpafe, in Aneiia county, A4onaay tie 2eb Of
December nesf
q N extraordinary valuable 81. ACK-SNfITFI, be-
A longing to the eaate of Rich'd Eggleaon, de-
ceaied, on credit of fix months bond with approved
iecuiity will be required of the pnrchafer
BY THE EXECUTORS
OSt' H. oawlOy.T
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FOR SALE,

BY tie aeri6er, tire door, bes7v tie market bridge,
25 Huns. OF CIDER VINEGAR,
or hyperion quality, whish will be difpofed of, on
" moderate terms, by wholeiale and retail.
SAMUEL WHITE,
May 10. law6m.
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NOTICE,

NOIICE,
~ rs HEREBT GIVEN
Z HAT A PETITION will be prefentsd to the
next General Ahemby, of the Commo wealth of
Virginia, praying thar the right of the laid Common
wealth 10 the real eltate Of VIM F. Ar, Deed. who
died intelase may be reeaed for the benetr of his
Nephew Fienry /. Arnhold, who is an alien having
only reded three years in this fate the whole of that
time in this City, who prays to become citizen I'M
der the fame act.
Richmond, Oct. Is. oaw6w
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NOTICE.

TIE co-Pa,tae.sp Of Ho5Sn u 81. 9O5n, terminated
ssib @eibirtyJf5f day Of Esggf lap:
4 LII thofe indebted to faid concern are rcquened
a to come forward without delay and fette their
accounts; shofe having claims againa laid concern
will exhibit them for adiufment.
JOHN HOBSON, Jun.
JOHN ST. JOHN.
New-Canton, oa. IA.
ME fubfcriber will continue bulincfs at the fame
place on his own account. He has now on
hand, general aIortment of GOODS, fuited to the
PFeent and approaching feafon, which he will fell on
moderate terms Tor cath, produce, to puncfual
cui:omers on the uiua credit.
JOHN HoBSoN, jun.
oSt' oawSm1
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II.
Proprietors of 1000 dollars ROM
inal Six per cent. Rex, fub-
ieribed Before the LIZ October
lso7, viii be entitled 70 re-
;, cceiye, e4s sa sfaew6s
Ii iubicribed between the q Oc-
tober, and elf December,
1907, GA 81
between the III January, and
18th March, 80s, GIG %
ProPrietors Of 900 collars nonli-
nal deferred, fubfcrihed before
the III Oasoher, 1907, viii be
entitled receive, S55 70
If fubicribed between the IGOc-
tnber, and 3Ia December,
1907, $50 sz
between the 4 January, and
l7h March, 1903 s3l AZ
Being the unredeenied amount of the old aoek on
the n July, aad October, 1907, and III January,
1903, respectively.
Propretors of 100 dollars three per cent. flock
will be entitled to receive $50 dollars of new fix.
p. Comr LGS.
June 10, oaem
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WILL BE SOLD,

WILL BE SOLD,
III Pulls AHssa, Onbs I2b day Of Deeeabsy nfxt, al
fbe dso, Of Abs Eog!e Ta0e,n,
nj JNETY-TWO thoufand, feven hundred and
v thirty acres Of Wcitern LANDS, lying in the
counties of Montgomery, HarriGon and Kenawb a -
A credit of one, two, three and -four years will be
allowed, if satisfactory feeurity fall be given.
SAMUEL GREENHOW
Richmond, Oas7. eaw If
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New-Canton, oa. IA.
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FOR SALE.

NHAT we'll known & valuable FARM ~
! Z Ch'ckahominy river, formerly the properly or
MI nos Watkns deed. abou, ii miles fr,m -.
hiond' containing SAC ACRES very conS.rab hi. r,,
valuable iwamp Land. part of which is reclaimed
' no" III meadow, fion which have been cr.d
'' '"or"eu, that Mr. Watkins IN his life fine chr
upwards OF 100 ton in the year there il ahon, 200
acres OF the fwamp Land now il, timber nd , {,
be reclaimed At very Uncomfortable ex,.nce ,ort
IL produce at leaf double the quantity of hav ,ho,
mas oeen formerly cut There is coulder,ble ru,,
wy OIL Cedar OH the high Land, and believe full luf
N'et I'D me the greater part III the piirtatiou in
va TINS pianta'ion IS ,uiersbie gsod hou(e
s'ehen and very good BARR v,th tsveral out hou,e
W. "ie negroes; alto, an excellent young apple or
~ ",o", $40 beir'"g trses indspendea, Of the
o"' orchard, :" 100 OF th, bef !rut anil aho,-
500 peach trees, i.etted from che hen kind Nth
iruit. >'' 81 '''o'ee
i mere is alto on this plantation, very vafiab,s
nis eat OF which there was formerly ,rcod rio
num- aHd rom l'ormation uled 10 receive tren 50 -,
Wv '''Fe'' 81 tn'i corn, per amnum. LaG wear cree
'ru d HesV mil h"uie on it, with coniiierab!e mar,
:" "'e running year, hniihed, aud for abou, 100 dol,
YEA: .APeure the mil could be completed. Few plan
taoh' IN this country, poiie!s more natural ADVANTAGE
es as the whole OF rhe meadow can be watsred from,
the null ttream. THIS farm is worthy IN. oh
lect OF any peFion who is fond OF farming and c,p
Ne mace as productive as any the Rate, for the
''''' Oh acres II Contains. am fatislied, to any
man. who would turn his attention to making of b,y
the pTodnct OF that article alone would be from -,
'"o pounds annually, independent of corn and vbeat
TO any peron incinable purchafe this farm. will
give credit of years on payr- down of tbr mr..
enaie money, on fecuring the balance by deed of
truit on the prenles.
Nov. 20. ,,nhn
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ON made as TO he .courie purtued He had
Gated on former day his ideas fully as to the
other articles in the appropriation, and how far
they were authorized by the exiting laws He
did not couiider it necefiary ut prefeut to exa.
mine the queition whether thefe articles ought
at once to have been iecured by contract after
the outrage on the Chefapeake on the 22d of
June, or whether Congrefs ough, frR TO have
been convened. The Legiilature when pofTeG.
ell OF all the circumstances which attended that
traniattion NUT decide, whether the emergency
Juit'hed the courfe purified; how far found
tilcretlon has been exercifcd in affirming this re.
iponhbilisy! And whether the engagements
thus entered into ought now to be completed !?
(Debate to be concluded im our next
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In purfnance of decree in Chaneery, made by the
Court OF the u States for The 5sh circuit, in Oh. .ia
r'et OF Virginia, at The Nov term in the year 1909,
we hall expo!e to Public Auction, TT the time and
place hereinafter mentioned:
'Wo TRACTS, in the county Of Goochland one
Il on Beaver Dam e, eek containing hundred >.
eres' and the other called le- laud, con,ainnp I'd
acres at Goochiand court houle on the copr, d,1
thereof, on the Sd Monday in January, 1905. III.
dover oil the widow of Wm. Ronald, will be fira de.
Quoted ana the conditions on which the iaid lard are
directed under the fad decree will a,n..r ,h..n ,,,
VIII be communicated the day of iale The term,
OF psyment'w be as follows: one fourth of the nnr.
chaie money to he paid in oalh, and the reman;ns
three fourtbs in three equal ntalnieuts Of tx. tweys
and eighteen months credit. In all other relpees th
a'oreiaid dscree will he purified
MN, BERNELEY,3
JOSIAH ELLIS, o'"h7'ff'-
Wa. MANN, e"e"',
Nov. 6. ,,,,s,
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Nov. 20.
WILL BE SOLD,

10 the higheit bidder, on Wedneiday the I'd dav of
December next, if fair if not the next fair day, at
the dweilng-houie of the late David Pa,te(on, in
the county OF Buckingham, about four niles below
the town of Warminier
TWENTY-FIVE NEGROES, on credit Of
one' two and three years. The above Negroes
are uncommoniy valuable, and known to be TO, bv
mott of the neighbors. Bonds with approved iefur;
ty will be required It is deemed neeeGarv here 70
insrt that the Legatees expected to purchafe
much, ii any, Ofthe above properly
REUBEN p. PATTESON
Only ~67igg Ex'r. Of David Pane6n, ate1
Oe'' -s7' oawSws
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ELLIS g ALLEN.
Nkt orENiNo AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or
FIJI g FASHIONABLE GOODS.

ELLIS g ALLEN,
ARE orENiNo AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
FALL q FASHIONABLE GOODS,
(sele2ed by one of the partners,)
"eefi0ed y ne ChLPE from Leaior and PRo rEcrpr..
Jroa Livrpool:
-AsowesT' rHICH ser-
&! EST London iuperne and extra li,nerfre C,o.5.i
~ ard iuperiine double aud Gngle niiled Ker.ey-
mcrss,
Patent Princes Cords.
Royal paten; Satin velvets,
Nett Pan,aloous,
Cuttings Toiienets, Spsnih, Ma-,cii,. C,ercaiiau
Stripes, and rich tinue Sill, fix Q.i.;.lrs.
Black Fiorentines and MolelSins a.. vets
Gardeners Vandykes,
Worried cotton, fix and Angola RoCs
Ladies gauie and worried DO.
Plain & laced Clocks de- from 2 n Q Grono
Black cotton and worGed I';-o
Gensmen's faihionahle ha.rrr aud patent ELK Hats.
Hei!ians' Boots and dreis ?Ynus
Elegant Cambria Jaoonett Roles,
Sareenetts, Grapes and opera arj imperial Nets,
Italian Silks and Chanbrays,
Cambrcs and Mullins,
tawn Crinnlon, Negoua & India Mansics G-4 z IA.
Maroons OF different colours Spider Net Balloon.
Redtox LYME and Barawcle MuiTs and 'Tjppets.
Ladies bef kid Shoes,
Lyu,ericl and Yorktown Gloves
"A iriih Linens, Sd Sheetiugs, Long Lawns. and
iesne lri'h Diaper and Damafl table Cotks,
Iri.h and French Cambrcks,
BruiIel.'s Carpets and Rugs,
Coatngs and Cloths F.aDnels, and ready made Grsgr
Goats, Peliies, Surtout Goats and Small Coathes
&c &c. &c. which they will ssli very low for calh
or oil thort credit TO good cuiiomers
Oct. 20. eplm&oawim
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

HE Subscriber is authorized to Rent or J.,f.
y ieveral conmodious IE NE NiENTS ON sh,c, o.-
Hail. belonging to Maj. Wm. Duval, and to the
ettate OF the late Geo Wythe, fome Of thoie Tenc-
nens are well calculated for flores Others for prvae
dwellings.-He wifhes fell or leale fsvera vau,.
bic iENEMESrs in the neighbourhood Of hi. late
reiidence, the prices of which will be moderate ard
time gwen Tor the paymentF For particular, eoouirc
OF MIR. VIM Dawion or TO
VIM. FRICE.
Richmond, Oaober so. iav,1m
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FALL GOODS.

RIG HI K d B K OKE
HIS jgf rsefiqed e!sgqat e;,fusst Of GOODS, nrh
e"i7ta! I'~ tie e4iaigg jtsi5n, Coaf9ing Of
CUrrRrINE London Cloths and Kerieymeres.
y Second DO Do Do
Superiue anal ircoud quality Coatings,
I"rel Cloths Plains and Kendall! Cottons
Ro!e and Match Coat Blankets,
Velvets, Velva:eers, Princes snd Prelident's Cord
Silk and Worried wain coatings Of various kinds,
Gentlemen ard Ladies elk cotton & worried Horery,
SILK FevetS, aiiorted colours,
Grapes DO do do
SarceDetts do do do
Lutelringsdo do do For Dre,se5.
DO. Ribbons, Iriih Linens ard Lawns,
SIX & Cotton Ginghams, Irilh Sheetines,
Cotton Chambrays, German Linens,
CALICO and ChltzS, sShirting Cottons,
Elegant Robes and mort Dimities and Cambrick
Dreles, Dimities,
Plain * figured i.eno's, CarPetngs and Hearth
Do do MILD Mullins. Rugs,
a hand!ome aiiortment of Kid and Morocco Shoes.
a few pair Of elegant CoiTar and white top Boots.
All Of which he will fell at the mott reduced price
for cath.
October 10. tf
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FOR SALE,

That LarRe. TdiaabLr and Vel Built
DRCK LUMBER HOUSE, lately the property
ID Of MefIrs. Wm Mckenzie u Co. so feet from,
so feet deep, aud three fories high f,uated on the
oass 0rse; leading from the Balm, nearly oypofte to
the houis ,S,ey occupied by Mr.. JOhn ieury.
fire terms Will be liberal and convenient 90 the
purchaisr. APPiy to TAYLOR y BROWN
Nov. 20. lawtl,
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STORAGE

ON THE BISTIv, IN RICHMOND.
THE Subfcriber having erected large aud conmo-
L dious LUMBER HOUSES near the low er end
Of the Balm and on the margin thereof propofgs TO
take in country produce Forage, Oh the moi rea
fonable terms His bindings are 70 ituaed as to adj
NIT Of flour being delivered from the boats TO the Lum-
berhoue without the e&peuce Of drayage or iujurng
the barrels with mud
Pickett Pollard and Johntlon will undertake TO fell
any produce coranri,ted to my care where the own
ers require IL.
Il regular fupply Of Corn, Meal and Homminy, will
be kept for iae az the above umbsr-houes and con-
Rant attendance given by my agent.
GEO: PICKETT.
Richmond, Nov. co. 1aw4w
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HE Subicriber having detached his perfonal At
tentIon from every other purfuit, in order TO car.
ry into ee az intereding plan of education, in which
he is individually concerned, will on the G,h infant
open his SCHOOL for the reception of NAL. pupils
IRON free 10 frveAus ys7ys Of ace. The eGlbliGment
of habitua robuit health, and the dsveopement Of
the perfect growth, rength and activity of the body.
by proper exerce. will obtain the fame attention as
the cultivation of the head and heart and parents,
who, in propoling to give their children liberal e.
ducation dere to render them vir;uous and healthy
as well as enlightened, invited to enquire into the
nature and merit of the fubfcriber, arrangements.
The pupils will be boarded at ( per quarter, with
credit of twelve mouths, or a dlcouut of 25 Der
cent. for oafh The tuition will be as uiual, 9 per
quarter payable in advance. More detailed informa-
ton may be had application by letter, or other
wife, to l.. ANDERSON, p. III. HlAiamj5.yg.
nov ~. oaw tloth Dec
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An JWTEprsry>,l, o,,p.,r,r

NN IN7ERASTING SUBTfCT.
Our Schools, for the mott part, paw no, the final
lett attention to the formation of tie BODY for i, is
no part OF their plan But. Mz> its nal S,yto Of B.;y
Pf0n' Is an HgpI'doaabe Ju.: il is bad iirn thar 10
Terion can dcover the idea Isii'y ins,ey.q.st in
the compound idea exprefIed by the word Seteoil
SaizwAn,
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MORE CHEAP GOODS.

John KING, again respectfully informs his cuff
y toners and the public, that he has jua received by
the late arrivals from Philadelphia and New York
general aHortment Of
FASHIONABLE e. SEASONABLR GOODS.
Which are now opening his Store the fecond door
below the Eagle-Tavern; where they may he had
upon good terms, for oa as at any other plac, in
the City. November G.--.-ep,f
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HAT 81 SHOE STORE.

HAT 81 SHOE STORE.
TIE SH!'sri6~ 6aJ iafsiy reesi0ed large J9bly of
HATS,
-0faim9f eVe,y deseyipfior-
ind Hat Trismiagf n general assor!mcaf If La
DIES u GENrLKMEN's
SHOES.
a LSO, French Brandy in Pipes, NortherA Cheefe
y in do. Mould Candles in boxes. A conRant
fnPPly of Philadelphia bet bottled Porter, Ale and
Cyder ID. J. BURR,
T1Oo doors a6ovs bs Eegis- Tave,n.
Nov. IL. oawSw
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JOHN ALCOCK,

JUI1T4 hIODLN,
Ljoyms bis f,ieai and bs PajLs ct i7ygs Baf he bar
jR ,oeeival a7i y opeaigg, res! o, To NUN.
P,egSy eai A4oaenre's 9eaaar, Urge e1o,ime7f n
NERO NDIZE,
coNsfsrtNu or THE FoLLoviNG ARTICLES.
CNARPENrFRS and joiner, fools, iron and heel
~ Locks ana Hinges Tor houle work and cabinet
Ware. alto carry my
CABINET MHEUFHCTORr,
as ufual adjoining the fire nnrance Office and nave
on hand three tbouaud dollars worth nf furniture fin
iGed in the bei workman.like manner and in the
oewen flhiou ALTO, wndfor Chairs will fell ali
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10 saw. and answer them in my pressn ee' anu :
81 must saw, that so long as I travelled win
him lie never avoided my presence to speaS.
Is any BODY; III general his answers to them
were, that there was no such thing as asW .sf
iii now. and that he had no kind OF conln ll
sions Of government but that il It happehheaa
that there should be war, which ne thougntF
would be the case, that he would make every
thing in his powerto take an active part Ia Il,
and that if he succeeded, he would De very
eladto command such brave inen-l saw them tl
ali go back very well pleased with him i was
abont that time that on my observation TO coio-
mel Burr, if he had really a mind to take a part
In the Spanish war, if there was one, that he
asked me if in that case would accept sery-
ice III the army Of the United States, or, i
the views of government should not extend to
conquest, in private enterprise tobe COM
posed of volunteers, adding that such expe-l
ditions were permitted by the laws OF the
u. S.. in case of war--I answered him all at
once, that if he had credit to procure me
such situation in the army as would suit Ene,
j was very willing; he then replied that ne
understood it SO.
Julien Dehessre's affidavit 10 BE continued.