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Eucage heal Magazine, Oct. 1901.
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Il
II AN AWAY on the eth Of September
II last from the subscriber living in the
upper part of Charles county, in the state Of
Maryland and nearly opposite Mount Vernon
in Virginia. Negro Woman, by name
p OIL L
Shsis about 50 years of age, about s feet 2 or.
3 inches high, well made. of yellow COM
plexion, thick lips, have lost one or more of,
her teeth from her upper Jaw towards the
corner Of her mouth, on the back part Of one
if not both of her hands or wrists, near the
joint of the wrist, is alump about the size of
swan shot. BY appearance when she went
away was four or Ave months gone With
child.
Her cloathing when she went of astriped
country woollen short gown, osnabrigs shift
and white roles petticoat. BY late informa.
ton have reason to believe that she has vac
riety of cloaths with her. She Is very artfui
and cunning no doubt will she will changes
her name and dress. Iexpoct she may be q
bout Alexandra az her mother believe Is
living there, who lived with Mr.. Geo. n.
;Iyics, when he liyedi in Alexandra by name
Bet. will give the above reward TO afly per.
son who viii secure said negro Poll in Jail &
give me information SO that get her again
or Is dollars and all reasonable charges paid
If brought home and delivered to me.
All persons are cautioned against harbour
ing or employing the said negro Il their Pc
ril.
John MarillaH, ofThos.
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INN <G@A AS@-3
% Shares of Potomac Bridge otO1H pa.a
% Do. Alexandria and Wasnlng'H .es~s
Guo.
s:do. Little River Turnpike Road 90
a do Marine Insurance do
Belonging 10 the estate OF John r =
r. +. Taylor, Ext.
October 4. COW
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-23
-NovEMBER 23, 1903.

Ilif received and for Sale BY
. the Subscriber.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Mems coarse and me Shoes very
large.
Womens and Misses Morocco and Lea
ther do
Boys coarse and fine do. !,
Childrens Morocco aud Leather DO OF al
A quantity of CHEESE that he can re-
commend.
Table FISH
New England CIDER in barrels.
as s threaded COTTON for netting.
8 CRANBERRIES, BETS ( POTA-.
TOES in bills
Add other Articles as usual.
Thomas Patton.
November IS II
The Subfcriber has on hand,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
! Suitable torfheab4 rodching Season,
That will be sold On reasonable terms.
bales blup KERSEYS.
! do. beaver COATING. IS
4 do. narrow CLOTHS.
do. blue do.
do. blcached Scotch DOWLASS
Also, on HAND, #
Madeira WINE in or. casks.
COCOA in bags.
ao.hhds. Surinam MOLASSES.
QUEENS WARE in crates assorted.
SHOT in casks.
James Patton.
October -.
Hzn7hafscton and Alexandria Turn
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Wa1hsngton and Alexandria 7aTn.
pike Company.

r>fIE. Stockholders of the Washington and
Aiexandria Turnpike Company are here
by notified that the Fourth lsstdln'ens OF len
Dollars on each share is called for by the Pre-.
sirent and Directors of the said Company, and
is REQUIRED be paid to Charles Page. Trea-
surer, in Alexandria, OF or before the 18th day
Of December next, agreeable to an act of Con-
press. entitled /" An act for the establishment
ola Turnpike Company IN the county OF a.
lcxandrla, in the district of celunbia.
BY order OF the Directors,
C.. DENEALE, President.
Navemhar 7 a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25

from 1st April. 1906. to soth jung, 1907.
and OF the result of these applications, and
exhibiting other particulars required by the
resolution.
Not having received any returns from the
West-Indes since the date of the last report
to the House Of Representatives on this sub
ject, nor from General Lyman for the quar-
ter ending on the LIST January last, the Score
terry of State has not the means, at present,
OF giving with any degree of precision, the
information asked for in the last clause OF
the resolution.
From the returns in the Office it would APP.
pear that 1928 American sea,nen had been
impressed into the British service since the
commencement of the war. and that $50 of
this number had been discharged, leaving
in that service 1892. General LvmanS in n
letter dated on the 21st October, 1907. esti-
mates the American seamcn now detained in
the British service, at number greatly be-
You'd what is here stated-bat he does not
give the data on which his estimateis made
All which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES MADISON.
The President Of the Onited States.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25
SPANISH A.MEnFCA.
AURORA Ex1,RAoRDINARr:

HAVANA, October o.
Extract from the Mexico extra Gasstte, of the
l6th Sep. 1903
Proclamation posted All thc corners of this c..
pitaI, at seven az the morning, b. order Of goyey,-
HfeHt:
Inhabitants of Mexico, of al classes and con-
ditioms Necessity is not subjected to ordinary
laws: Inc people have seized the person OF his
exceiiency the Vic1roy. They have demanded
his resignation for REASONS of utility and general
good They have convoked last night to the
royal assembly, the INDUSTRIOUS Archbishop s,.,Si
other authorities, who have Welded to the ur-
gency OF the case, and separated the Viceroy
from all authority; it has fallen in conformity 70
the royal order of the 30th of October, 1866, on
the field marshal don Pedro Garibay, until the
provisional letters of instruction are opened He
is already in possession of the chief command
Be tranquil and without apprehension You are,
Tor the present, commanded by chief of known
reputation, and with whose .probity YOU are ac-
1uainted. Rely on the vigilance of the Royal
Assembly all will end in your benefit Dis.
turbances can only serve to divide orr minds and
create damage, which may be irreInediablc All
this is assured by the above mentioned chief az
interim, the Royal Council, and other authorities
which have concurred.
Published by command of the most excellent
Seisnior. regent ofthe royal council, the ilustri
Gus archbishop, &c.
FRANCIS XIAfENES.
At ten O'Clock the new c.ief took the accus
toned oath, in the council chamber, with the u.
suai ceremonies prescribed by law At eleven
he was acknowledged as supreme commander o.
New Spain, by all the authorities.
The people are in the most satisfactory state
of tranquility"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25
( lawlfS5N]

" iRGINIA, to wit.--At Chancery Dis
t',';t Court held i'll the city of Williams burg
the 2al. day ot July, 1906
John Baird iat:f-Against Wyatt Walker,
Robt. Walker, freeman y alker, Beverley Clay
ton & Jockey his w,'e, Eliza Lacey, WIN. Graves
and Tabitna his wife, which said Wyatt, Walker,
Robert Walker, Freeman w .lker, Jockey Clay
ton, Eliza Lacey & Tab;tha Graves, are children
of Sarah Walker, decd. and VIM. McWhamm,
Defendants.
The defendants Robert Walker, Freeman
WaiKer anu r.ir~a i-'.e,, ..,;::;, entered,
their appearance and given security according
TO the ACES of Assembly, and the rules of Il. .
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of tic
court, that they are MOI inhabitants of this coun-
try. IN the motion of the pitt. by his counsel 1t
IS ordered, that the said de'ts. do appear here on
the first day of the next term, and answer the
bill OF the pitt and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some news paper of the CT
ty of Richmond, for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the former capitol
in this city.
"A Copy.
ANTHONY ROBINSON, C, c.
September ~ (oawSwT)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25

4 NoPARTNERsHIP DIssoLveD-In pusu-
~ ance OF the anti GRITTY given to each partner,
by the articles of copartnership, entered into be-
tween Asa Dodge and the Subscriber, Iately pur-
suing business in this city, under the firm of
Dodge and Cobb, tho aforesaid copartnership is
hereby declared dissoiUed.
In consequence Of the embarrassed situation Of
the business, the creditors of the said Dodge and
Cobb are informed, that all their Goods and eff
iects, including Book Debts, notes, Bills, &c.
are conveyed and assigned TO WIN. Marshall,
Esq and Benjamin Kimball, for the benefit OF
such creditors as chuse to subscribe to the con-
ditions of the Deed Of conveyance in ten
days from the d,te thereof The deed is in the
hands of said Kimball, to whom all who are in
d-bted to said firm, will please pay their balances
Immediately. CERSHOM COBB.
Oct. o.. Ttf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25

Il DUCATI0N--The Subscriber intend, to
~ continue his SCHOOL the ensuing gear, at
the Green Springs in Louisa county, where "a
COURSE OF E,l1caten, embracing the Latin, Greek
French ard English .angu.ges will commence
IN the 8. iH,f january. This healthy situation,
entirely removed from every kind of vice, offers
particular advantages to gentlemen who live in
owns, ttoo commonly the seats of dissipation, J
or the unhealthy parts of the lower country, and
wish to have their sons educated without incur.
ing the risque of having their morals corrupted
or their health impaired. IT, subscriber will
pay the strctest attention, both to the morals and
education ofhis pupils, which he will be enabled
To do at all times, as none will be admitted, eX.
cept such AS live with him III the boarding house,
kept by Col. Morris, exclusively for the accom-
mediation of the boys. The subscriber has in a
former publication, produced testimonials of his
attcntion 8; qualifications Us Tutor, which will,
upon application, be enclosed to any person wish
- 10 eni:usi pupils to his care. The terms will
b for board < 2S per :nnum, leach boar,ler
Ii ding his own bei.) washing and r,endmg E 4
nd Tuition (, 10-Onc half OF each change to be
laid at the expiration of six months, and the IL
tier ut ;ae end OF the year. No scholar will be
admitted for ,>shorter term than one year Those
gcnJs, men vino intend TO commit their sons or
"u',ls TO the care OF the subscriber, will please
t. nati'y him oft by letters directed to him, at
i-indsay's Post Office, Albemarle county.
FRANCIS + MAUR1.
Srv TlawifG5Nl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
February 2oth. 1903

Agreeably to the resolution of the Senate
of the 90th Nov. last, the Secretary Of State
has the honor to submit to the President for
the information ofthe Senate, the statements
herewith inclosed, from No. to Is inclu-
sive.
No. 1. a statement ofimpressments from
American vessels into the British service
since the last report made from this depart
ment on the 5th March, 1906, founded up
on strausmitted in the first instance
TO this office.
series OF returns and abstracts from Gene
raj Lyman, the agent Of the United States
at London, giving an account of the applica-
tiors made by him in relation 10 seameu,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25

E'OR SALE, that well known aud valuable
FARM, on ChcSabogn:ay river, furpcrly
he property-oi Mr. Thomas Watkins, dec', a.
bout IA miles from Richmond, containing $50 a.
crcs a vel considerablepart, is valuable swamp
Land, pact of which is reclaimed, and now i'm
meadow, from which have been credibly insor-
med, that Mr. Watkins in his e-time, cut up
wards OF 100 ton in the year ; there is about 100
acres OF swamp Land now in timber; and could
be reclaimed at u very inconsiderable expence,
to make at least double the quantity of hay, that
has .irmerly been cut Their, is n considerable,
quantity of Cedar on the high land, and believe,
full sufficient TO fence the greater part of the plan
taton III. On this plantation, is tolerable good
ldwelling-housc, kitchen and very good barn.
with Sc, eral out houses for the negroes >. Also.
an excellent young apple orchard, Of about 500
bearing trees, independent of the old orchard Of
100 more of the best fruit, and about SOC peach
trees, selected from the best kind, with variety
Ut pears, and cherries, and all ofwhich are choice
fruit There is also, on T. plan alton, u very va
iuable mill seat, on which there WAS formerly, a
good grist mill, and from information, used to
receive from 80 to 90 barrels of toll corn per an
mum. Last year erected a new mill house OH
1t, with considerable part ofthc running year fl
nished, and Tor About LOO dollars expence, tao
mill could be completed. Few plantations in
tins country, possess more natural advantages
rs the whole oitlie meadow can be watcred from
t. mill stream. This Farms worthy the OBJ
Ject OF any person who is fond OF farming, and
can be made as productive any in the state for
the number of acres it contains. am satisfied.
to amy man, who would turn his attention to I.a-
king OF hay, the product of that article alone.
would DE from to 500pouni2.s annually, indepen.
dent OF corn & wheat: to amy person incnabie to
purchase this farm, will give credit of3 years
on payng down / 5 Of the purchase money, ON
securing the balance by deed of trust on the
premises
Also, for sale, four Mules and about 80 head
OF CATTLE, and the crop of Corn, Fodder, 30
on hand, which will be sold independently of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25
DANIEL L. HYLTON.
(tfl
NOV. I
plalltatIUii.

MOTICE-In the year 1898, request was
Y made by letter from gentlemen in Virginia,
(thrsugh Mr.. Joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon
DOM 10 Mr.. Thomas Digges, then in England, to
make enquiry for the heirs or the family of a Mr.
Abraham Mines who, when youth, left Brigg-
house near Huddersiicld in Yorkshire, for Anne
RIGA, and was a clerk to merchant in Virginia.
afterwards kept store of his own, had 4 partner
in trade, & died unRTr,ed, about the year 1853,
leaving landed and other properly. Unfortunate
ly, by the loss at sea, of the Ship Jane and RAJ
chel, capt Dade from London to Alexandria. in
the year 179S, the letters of request and other
papers and memoraniuIns were lost, and even
the writer's name, which is supposed 10 be Far
ly or rarely, well AS his place OF residence has
been forgotten, but is guessed to be near Peters,
burg in Virginia.
the u5scr. b2rs, or either Of them, will be
much obliged to any one, informed OF either Of
the parties above alluded to, or can give any trace
as TO their residence, or informed @f any landed
or other property of said deceased Abraham Mil
mes, by letter directed to the subscribers as be-
low and they will thankfully pay any costs for
ascertaining the names, places of residence, or
effects of said deceased. &c. &c.
GEO: MlLNES, RIerchgnt Boston.
THOS. DlGGES, Fort War6vton, Potonz az,
Maryland.
GEO: w. RIGGS, ceOrge-Toso1
Ostober IA GSmI
His name was spet Mile or Mines ..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25

I4tCR SALE.-On the second Wednesday in
Z December next, L shall offer for sale, before
the door ofthe Eagle Tavern, the following high
bred BROOD MIKES, COLTS & a FILL1,,
Sc.
No. 1. DIDO, by the imported horse Shark,
AT OLA full bred Medley mare, eighteen years
old
,, FIDGET, by Bell Air, her dam Blueskin-
lueskin was by the much admired imported
h 9 inckfast, &c. 8years old
8. ROSINA, by the imported horse Doomed,
1',t III No |, three years old.
4 TREASURER, by Diomed, out of No. 9,
three ye.rs old =,
5 HLZZARD, by the imported horse Buzz
zarl, out u Hebe by Dare Devl-He be's dam by
Mcd!cy, &c.
g BLUEBEARD, o colt dropped last spring,
y the famous horse Archduke, out of No. 3.
WOOD-PECKER, Colt dropped last
spring, by the celebrated Horse Florizel, out of
No. L ~
Terms of Sale-one half cash, the other in 6
months. Z. SMOCK.
NOV. -. 1awtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25
BOSTON, Nov. II.
From Washington, Mou. Z, 1903
TO THE EDITORS OF THE CHRONICLE.

To THE EDITORS OF THE CHRONICLE.
"The enclosed, believe, has never been
published 1t is submitted to your disposal.
The numbers mentioned in the secretary sre-
port, from 1 to IS, contain-the seamen's
names dates of impressments places of
impressments names of the vessels into
which impressed names of those impress
sed seamen who are Americans; those who
are neutral aliens those who are British,
and those who have been discharged !; toge-
Their with other remarks, too voluminous for
n newspaper, and too cumbersome for the
MALL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25
DOMESTIC.
PAlLADELPHIA, Nov. IL.
Snip C0NET.

q 49, e
The following Statement from number OF
disinterested and respectable Captains and
Mates of Vessels. fully explains the nature
Ofthe accident which obliged the ship Co
met to pvt into the HAVANA. on her vow
age from Philadelphia to New Orleans !;
and must remove those erroneous impress
sions which, for fartv fnrhoses, have been
attempted to be excited by the most scam
dalous misrepresentation.
!, We the undersigned captains and mates of
vessels lately arrived here from the Havana,
having seen in the news papers, certain false
and malicious assertions respecting the ship
Comet. capt. Charles Dixey, calculated TO
iDjure him, and the officers and owners of
the said vessel-do hereby certify and de-
clare, that the said ship Comet, did enter the
Havana with her pumps going and in great
distress, in consequence of having grounded
on the Bahama Banks, as we have understood
and fully believe; and also that she was fore
ed in by the crew, who, exhausted by fatigue
and pumping, refused to proceed on the voy :
age.
That after her arrival, the government o.
bliged captain Dixey to discharge the ship
on account of the want OF some articles of
her cargo, and absolutely refused him per-
mission to re-ship any part thereof to New
Orleans ON any condition tho he petitioned
and have understood-That after discharg-
ing the Comet, she underwent survey by
American captains by order of the American
consul, and was found so much damaged, by
being on shore as we'll as from decay, that
she was pronounced totally unfit to repair
Such however was the great scarcity OF YES
sells and DEAFNESS offreights (though the ship
and all her materials and provisions sold for
but 5000 dollars) that it became an object for
the purchasers TO repair her, and obtain
freight for Spain, which the subscribers I'M
derstood was intended to be done, though
they are fully Of opinion that nothing can e.
yer make her a good and seaworthy ship
(Stephen Singleton, ship Bramin,
Isaac Remington, brig Reindeer,
John Boyle. brig Saunders,
Joseph Y. Singleton. brig Superior,
Joseph Michael, brig Brutus,
iN VIM. Gardner, brig Ruth 8, Mary,
Peter Bingham, brig Nancy,
G Nathaniel Franklin, brig Hava1.na
- Packet, of Newly
Richard 5 Shepherd, brig Saunders
1st officer,
John Wallace, brig Reindeer, LIST
-/~l officer
N. B. The Editors of the different papers
in this city, and throughout the United States,
are requested to give the foregoing one inser-
tion.... Phil. Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25
ST. Louis. U.L.l July 2e.

IT is with heartfelt pleasure we announce
the patriotism displayed by st. Charles troop
Of horse, few days ago. they offered their
services to accompany Gen. Clarke up the
Missouri, in order to assist in the building of
the fort at or near the Usage river.
The Osages have lately committed so ma
ny outrages on the frontiers, that govern
ment have permitted the Delawares, shaw
anes, Klesapoos, &c. 70 60 20 war with thcM.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-25
november IS

TUST LANDING fromthe ship Trident, from
j Canton via New-York, and for sale by the
subscriber, at his Grocery Store, between McssFs
Kirby, Drake ind Taylor's Store, and Messrs
Gsllego, Richard & Co.
Fresh Gunpowdc TEA in 81 ID. lead cannisters
Do. do. FISHING do. in II ID. boxes.
Do. do. do. do. single pound.
Do. Imperial do
Do. Hyson Gomez, Tyson Chulang & best Hy-
son,
Do. Young Hyson and Hyson Si,inn,
DO. Souchong Patre and common Souchong,
All warranted to be very good
q, Also, q few tea and coffee Sets, elegant
and high gilt SIEVE Porcelain, some sparkling
Champagne, and burgundy du Clos dc Vaugeo;,
oiaret and Cote Rotie, Of the very best quality
AUBIN LAFOREST
Noy. Is. llaw6wl