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o. City Tavern and Hotel,
Il L * II ND RIA:
AT THE SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION,

Fror the City Of .1irnahohs, faryia1aa)
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his FRIENDS
II aud the PUBLIC in general, that he has
taken that justly celebrated I'M, in this city,
called The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately IN the possession of Mr.. John Gads6y.
He hopes by assiduity and attention, to give
the greatest satisfaction to every person, as
20 excriions on his part shall be wanted to
Keep up the hign character which this Ia
serN has, as being one OF the best IN the Uia-
On: and assures them that he will always
have an assortment Of the best liquors and
good walters.
Travellers and others viii meet with good
accommodations atsthe above house, on rea--
soaable terms.
Boarlsrs are taken by the day, week,
month or year.
~ The papers from all the sea-ports on
Tue continent arc Regularly taken and MED at
'hc Coaee-House, adjoining the tavern, and
ale Tor the use Of strangers.
Snppees can be had from six to twelve
!. O'Clock in the evening, at short notice,
tom one to twenty.
.Nope,,ibe1- < Off =
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the publ, that ne
manufactures and has for sale, at ms manu-
Sc.ory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS oe ali sizes, commonly used for
distill;ng grsi.. or fruit.
Alceneral assortment of TIN WARE.
SHEET. IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK ell
Their for SHIPS or BaalNngs, done IN the best
manner. r,,Ycy>-r-c &C
lhe BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in Al, its branches is carried on under the Oh
rcction Of Mr.. NILLId4W FLE1G q, -.
who has had many years experience, ana As q
workman is exceeded by few.-As the .. Brass
founder business is partnership, application
,nnst he made to William Fletcher, who VIII
undertake 70 make CRATES handsomely
ornamsnted with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and viii execute the work iIithe
very best and aeatest manner and on the mos'
reasonable terms. 49, go.
The highest price given for Old Lof.lsf''
Brass, Pesvtsr, Lead and Iron.
George M'Mural1.
nctohers Ia.
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December II. .....----. -
Twenty Dollars RezOafd.

LEFT tn, service of the subscriber on
Friday last, Negro slave, named D .''
RIDGE-He is about Is years OF age, ;
feet 10 inches high, of a stout strong form'
has small scar over one Of his eyes, and IN
clines rather,o be corpuIent--his complexion
&c ha.ween black and mu!atto--he had ON
when he went away white hat, brown coat
ee. and brown velvet pantaloons, but as re
had many other cloths it is probable he VII
change his dress. Dandridse was 5roughtup
% an house servant, and in that capacity he
is excelled by few. He has wife In Alex
sodria, and it is probable he is lurking scEne-
where about the town. Whoever Will bring
hin, 70 the subscriber or commit him 70 Jail,
;rtnkcn in town. shat, receive Ten Doilurs, it
taken out of town the above reward.
Thomas Swami.
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Notice is hereby given,

To the Stockholders Of the Bank et Alersndr7a,
THAT an election will be held at the court
ho,,se in this town. on the third Monday in
January next, for the purpose OF ehuslng nine
Directors for the ensuing year agreeable -
charter.
BIZ order of the President and Directors,
Gurdin Chaplin, Casbr.
December 10. eo,e
Mr.. Green, Printer, fredericksburg; Mr.
Heisketi, Printer, Winchester; and MI va
Wis, Printer, Richmond, are requested to N
sert the above advertisement until the e
lection. --------~-
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N O T &c F.

THE. subscriber cautions all those whors
+ NAV concern, from purchasing SAND SAND
or STONE. from Jos IA
HRows1Ne, now in possession OF Jones S
Point since he has no other title to the pro-
nerty than that which he derives from POS.
session s obtained by knayery and retained oy
perjury. - cl,a
g December 10. saw"
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FRIDAY, DEcRMBER 90, 1908.
5 JUST RECEIVED

LIZ s
FOR Sale al, e. CRAPS bookstore, King
3a Street IS
THE POWER OF RELIGION,
Onthe mind, in retirement, affection and at
the approach Of death.
Excmplihed in the testimonies and expert.
ence ofpersons, Distinguished by their great
ness, learning or sirtud.
g IT'S Immortality that alone
s' Amidst LIES pains, abasements, empti-
ness,
e The Soul can comfort, elevate and 6!l.'
YOUNG.
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RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ABOVE w DIRK.
= We have had frequent occasion to speak
OF the diligence, good sense, and good inten-
tiuns, of Mr.. Murray /; and we congratulate
him sincerely On the success Of this particular
work. We announce this edition, because the
alterations and additions are SO considerable,
that it is rendered aimosta new work"
British Critic, lilly l8ot.s4
&C Theexanples which Mr.. Murray has here
selected, and the judicious reflections which
accompany them, are such as can scarcely TAIL
to make the best impressions, and to produce
the best effects, Oh ali who read them with at
tsntion The present edition of this excel
lent publication, which has been long Known
and commended, is enlarged by the addition
OF twenty-five new characters, filling nearly
enc hundred pages
.9nsi-Jaco6in Rsvie7y, Jan. 1904.
0yVe have received the tenth and last edi-
ton Of this valuable work. The improve
naents made in it, will appear from the autSoi $
advertisement We Can only add to this &C
count Of the present useful volume, our hope
that it viii be extensively circulated among
our countrynlen.
1ae .4merican Review q Literary Journal,
for July, ydugustg Settember,lsoi.
Goa reviewing this book, in its improved
form, we find the facts unquestionsb'e and
highly interesting-the style correct aid neat
and the general tendency OF the work such
as induces US strongly to recommend L, espc-
ciaIly to young readers, who love entertain
men. mingled with Instructions"
Epanyrilcai Magazine, Oct. 1901,
The rspid sale Of this small but valuable
collection, has anticipated the commentator
we are DESTROYS to bestow. In an eXempllh-
cation Of moro than seventy remarkable Cha
rac,ers, many striking examples are exhibited
which, in the quiet hour Of reflection man
contribute 20 arrest the careless and wander
jnp; tc animate the sincere and vlrtuous and
II convince or discountenance those who have
been unhappiiy led to oppose the highest
truths Gentlemqn's dgezfne, Nov 1905.
Coldsnith's Grammar Of Geography.
Pixies Ariti,Inetic, large ard small.
HYMNS and Spiritual Songs.
School Bibles aud Testaments, Spelliag-
Book, Primers, Bonnet Boards Writing
Paper.
The 18th number Dr.. Ree's new Cyclope-
dia.
October2o.
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The Sublcrlber

Inc DuDlCIlUCI
Has removed from the House he lately oc-
cupied, to the corner opposite tie WasA-
Iagton 1a0ern,
WHERE HE HAS FOR SALE,
A good alorlment of Womens',
Girls and Childrens' Morocco and Leather
Shoes
Mems and Boys Coarse and Fine Shoes.
Morocco Skins; Sole Leather.
Cod Fish; Old Bacon BuckW eatMeal.
Excellent Goshen and R. Island Cheese.
Rhode-Island Greening and Plppen APP
pies, in bis.
New England Cider, in barrels. :,
Do. do. do. in bottles, Us. Old.
Mackerel and Herrings, in barrels.
Smoked Herrings in boxes.
Fresh Lines, and Lime Juice, IN bottles.
Soap and Candles, in boxes.
B Imperial, Young Hyson, and Green lea.
3 HAVANA Honey and Cigar s--and . sarsfe-
ty of other Articles.
Thomas patten.
& DAceoher ~ -
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BIZ LINDLEY MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, enlarg-
edand improved by the Author.
Price handsomely band and le,tcred, dellar.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-23
- IOHN C. LADD,
Has FOR sale

HIS FOR SALE,
40 bales German Linens, conhft !,
;no OF brown and white Rolls, flaaen Os,a.
burghs, hempen Tiakienburshs, Huflaps,
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
so bags Of black Pepper OF the Best qua
Iitv, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Hollasd Gin
Go. French Brandy
do Jamaica Spirits:
A quantity Of soal Leather, Shoes, sPer
nacitl and Talew Candles, Cheese, &c &c.
ril z.
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FOR SALE.

40 Shares of Potomac Bridge Stock. ;,
10 do. Alexandria and Washington hos0
ditto.
a. 8 do. Little River Turnpike Road 90.
"a do Marine Insurance do.
Belonging to the estate IF Jo@" ',a'ts.
r. /. Taylor; Err.
81 October 4. -
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The Subscriber

- ESPEcTFULLY informs his friends and
n the public in general that De hes open
ed > LIVERY STABLE at the corner OF
King and Henry streets, sufficient to accom-
modate fifteen to twenty horses. IS lac has
a sooa, honest, sober hoStler he pledges HIM.
self to give satisfaction to those who will ia-
yor him with their custom.
Thomas Richards
December o.. OF
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N O T / C E.

WILL be offered Cor sale, to the highest
bidqer, for ready money, on the sth day Of
January next, al twelve O'Clock, at the work
shop of Jeremiah Satcrwhite, on St. Asaph
street, between King and Prince-street, one
NEW COACHEE, completely finished
Distrained for arrears of rent due d Faw.
Daniel Minor, D.. M.
December 81. dt5htJan.
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mo. a365.
NJ A D AN PIC

NJ AD AN PIC,
Rsstect fitlly infcyns tAe LADIES of .diecandyie
aaa its vicinify,
That she hath opened, this day,
IN slegdat assortment Of 1fillensyy,
Consisting of Velvet Bonnets, Turbans, CAPS,
and London Beaver Hats.
.4LSo,
One case imported Millenery, unopened
with Silks and Satins of all colors, and Pelices
ready made.
King street, next door to Mcknight
and Stewart, Dec ~. d6t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29
TIE. ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, DECEMBER 20, 1906
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.


i took leave in "A short communication in
the Enquirer of the Cd inst to lay before the
public my ideas of the species of comin1r
al n2n-intcrcourSe, Which it was incumbent
upon Congress to adopt stated my oppo-
sition to iarfiaL non-ntercourse, confined
to the Hays Of France and q, cat-B Britain
Gtone.-l enquircd whether it was "not es-
sent;ti to apply the same Introduction 10 cUe-
~ foS, under whose shelter the productions
0, those countries might be extensively intro
dnced-whether the manufacturers of Bir-
mingham were more expert in initiating
the coins Of other countries, than were the
merchants of G.. Britain, in counterfeitipp
their .Hags--and whether S7Uedish, Spanish
or Portuguese colonies, were not as easily
produced, as false ruEees or doubloons"
Ny reflections, sir at that time, were pro-
duced by no positive information, that such
was the mode ofevasion adopted by our mer-
chants. They were the mere conclusions Of
common sense, from the well-known strata
gems of commerce. ! entertained no doubt
that the cv>sions which wished to pre-
vent, would be extensively practised-and
that the Swedish Spanish or Portuguese
h1gs Tcoaid be used to cover the introduction
of British vessels, and British manufactures
into our ports. But had received no infor-
nation, thar such tricks were in a state of
PloSlC9Sii' n L'fCItNfUE, however, VINO
has written in the last Aurora, has comDIeat-
ly verified these c0njectares He has shown
It's that these stratagcns were really adoDt-
cd by our merchants i beg leave, sir, to
republish this communication through the
medium of your paper; that those members
OF Congress, WHO may not have seen the o.
riginai article, may have some opportunity of
seeingsthe cyasions, which are already uedi-
tatcd, OF Partial non-intercourse law These
ideas must SHOW the absolute necessity of ma
king this law general IN it's operation:
FROM THE AURORA,
TO THE coxGREss or THE u s.
G'Ht!emG5
You are argaged in forming a law to
prohibit alii"tercOnrse with England and Franc
and tic introduction ofthc manufactures OF ihos.
powers, III retaliation flc tlei unjust and wicked
attempts. TO reduce rs to q state Of vass.Ilre
1T tbs mUmcutous crisis, when il might be ~
pceted that every real American, wouid rsE,
rand the standard OF his country, i, defence o
her dearest rights, II is indeed a melancholy re-
| hcct'Ou That amclg ourselves should ~ EOyn,
men claiming the t,tlc of patriots, who 10 s-rgtif
their rVetcrate luminosity against the present ad
mn;straUon, aIid in tire hope OF driving fhej,po
i;cal opponents from thor seats, ~ order ii. "A
! they may themselves occu,. them, would ;oi,
the eremics of ticir country, AMI aid N der a,
! tsmpts 80 degrade Us Having some sco,,,;,.
lance anon, tn' clsss, have had an eppor,uni
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

pressions Of his sentiments aud principles TO the
Legislature and m presence of n Greater con
curse OF citizens, t.an ever before appeared At
I.anrasiVr.
Mr'SIN M'kean THOMPSON. having left Ian
;astfr several weeks before the period ofhis Off
cal duty, NJ. n. d. Boiiesu, at Montsome
IS, we understand, To be secretary of the com
'nonwcslth.in his place.
TIE applications Cor Offices we regret to sa, +,
are numerous and unexamplcd, and the most
malignant rcyilers oil M Snyder. are now among
The Sblect applicants r,e application for The oil.
nee ot auclioueer in particular, Considerable,
md so numerous, that this fact alone proves the
necessity ct throwing the business open To all
who will give security, and pay the state stipu-
iatcd price for lcence
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= Paron 70 nlcrg.
TO THE PEOPLE, oFTHE EASTERN -ATYs
NO ~.

have taken save, my Countrymen, to adj
dress Won ON the peculiar silg ,tion of orr
common tcuniry--to show you that The En-
cargo Vas ad ptst BY the natiooai councils
~ ough the necessity OF avoiding the evils Of
1ga''"n 'he'oae lind, al Of submission Oh
ne other-and hat il was rot dictated as
s0De Of our intur"tsd Statesmen have assert
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29
FFoM THE AURORA.
THE NEW GovERNoR.

On Mond9y last the unhappy reign Of Thomas
M'Kean closed, and abetterorder ofthings hasta-
Ken place ah Tuesday Simon Sayaer, was
sworn into oihce, and delivered the following OK.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29
SIMON SNYDER.

Governor Sry(ler h;s issued his proclamation
ccn,rtnin;; ala tie appointments of his predeces-
s"r tor three months, unless sooiier annuicd or
Sitncrceded.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29
NEw-YoRK, Dec. 2S.

The passengers iii the ship Citizen, from
Havana, contradict the report, via Phia-
dephia, which we published yesterday, re-
speeding the defeat and capture of the Erenci.
army in s;iain,---Thc Examinations and re-
Joicing at Havana took place in con sequence.
OF the organization Of the Supreme Spanish
Junta as central government ....Afcrc .4dU
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

EHOR SALE, very likely Negro WOI1fN.
about 25 years of age. good Sempstress,
and used to the House--with her daughter, a
bout . or 10, also used to the House-Apply at
this Office. Dec. %. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29
CIRCULAR
TO ALL APPLICANTS.s
NMmhhreRspiAe. Dec.

EnmhhreySUWe, Dec. 1893.
Sir-I am instructed to inform you, Their:
will doubtless be considerable number of
full booded Mcrinos for sale next season.
The price will be s $50 each, Ram or
Eve. Many applications have already been
received and registered Yours will be put
on the list, Of this date. Dehnitivc engage
ments must be made before the LIST of MAY
next; and, IN order to prevent ,lisappoint-
ment on either side, i, is clearly to be UNDER
stood, that it is Col. Humphreys intention n,
that all persons shall be suppi1ed SO far as
his stock will permit, consistently with his
arrangements to preserve n nursery for the
public, according to the date of their appii-
cations. Under that limitation it is appre-
heDdcd, twill not be in his power to accom-
modate nll applicants ] shall expect your
slterior advice before the LIST of May.
j am, Sir, 2tc. ]. II. trent.
Capt. John LIE Eros passenger in the Mes.
seDger, states that it was generally credited
at Kingston, founded upon private iuforiaati-
ON, that stop would be put to the a mcri-
can East India Trade.....N Y. Pub. .4aV.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

Tho President of the United States, the
secretary OF the Navy, and several other per-
sons OF disiinction have sent, within lew
days, to procure clo,h FOR coats from the fa
brio of Colonel Humphreys. We understand
apiece IS now manufacturing from the full
blooded fleece, for the purpose.
The proprietor OF the Merino flock has
lately received so many applications for a
supply OF them, that he has directed his "a
gent to write the fci,owing
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

g. RLE.-On the let day of January next. on
: the premises, will be sold, on - months
credit. by virtue Of Decree Of the Chancery
Disirict C"urt of Williamsburg. pronounced N
. suit depcndin% in t't court. in which Thomas
Sands is plaintiff, ard James w New is dcfon-
dant al those HOUSES g. LOFTS, in the CT
tyo William brrT, lying east ofthe Capitol la'c-
IyorCupied by said New, aud sold to hineby tic
SAID Sands. Pords . - approved security, viii
be required OF The purchasers
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Dec % If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

FOR VICE-PRESIDENT.
GEORGE CLINTON, lO6 Voter
RUFUS KING, AZ
JoHN LANGDoN,
JAMES MADISON,
JAWS MONROE, 8
OF Kentucky is the only state, which is now
to be heard from-whose vote for the President
OF the United States Will certainly be given to
lanes Madison His poll will therefore consist
Of 1913 Votr5.-The whole number of Electoral
Votes is 176-of which 80 is majority
The Electors of the state of Georeia have
gwen their votes (6) for Jaaes Madison, as
President. and George Clinton, as Vice Pre-
sideat Of the Unit ed States.
Inspected in Richmond the last three months,
ending the 9TH inst.
265O8 bills. Superfnc Flour.
$40 half bbg do. do
1888 bhls fine do.
634 do. midlings.
PIG do. condemned
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

NOR HIRE. the ensuing year, TIC f5liswing
I valuable SLAVES Five Carpenters two
Sa"vcrs, q Tanner. n Bostman, a w r-roner &
three men, who haze been accustoms TO akmg
y PGcks IL they are not disposed o. bef re the
81 januarv ncy:. they viii be blcly Gered
ivy hire, at The Curt House, in Richmond, ON
hat dsv.
DWIN3f1TES HHRYIB, Execr.s IF
JoHN HARTIE. Deceased
DeccUbnr % O.,
~ IlCE.-- Casl glyen TOR Nnrlicrn 4 S0oti-
4 ern Bank NOTES at n moderate discount bo
SIMPSON MORRIS.
Richmond, Sept II. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29
JOHN 7. JOHNSON,

Richmond, December %
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Mt 1iIes second speech on Mr.. HlIhouse's
resolution.
STATEMENT fthe number of Votes given
10 fach Candidate, by the Electors of President
and Vice. President ofthe u. States-.as Ear nc ,b-
Returns have been received:
Fer PRESIDENT
JAMES MADISON, lis Votes.
CHARLES c. PIxcKNEY, AZ
George CLINTON,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07
THE STAGES sourH or A1rrAM

ME STAGES SOUTH OF ALETAN-
4 pRIA.-On the first d,y OF October next.
the Mail Stage will commence running ~ fellows:
between Alexandria and Pete, sburg in Virginia.
wan leave Aiexsndri:. every day ut O'clock
IN the evening, and arrive Mt Dumf.iss by in
lne mornng-Leavc Dunfi.es at and arrive at
fredericksburg by half after IL in the morning.
leave fredericksburg at 1e at noon, and ar
rive at Richmond the next morning by SIX, leave.
Richmond at half after 6, and arrive 1T Peters
burg by half alter II in the morning.
:s~t@S"''.s, leave Petersburg every tiay a,
half after u p. NJ ard arrive at Alexandr;a in
the aai"e time This stage will carry no more.
than two passengers OH any account whatever.
and not more than IA lb of baggage can be allow
ed to each passenger
An accommodation Stage between Alexan-
aria and Petersburg will also commence run.
hinS at the same t@e, every other day through
OUT tue year; without regard to SUNDAYS and
"ili travel only in the day time. On this line.
1t rs the intention of the owners, to study the
WISHES and convenience of Passengers Still.
however, regard must be had to time-Gon,r
south from Alexandria, they will breakfast ar
occoquans dine at Stafford Court House, and
lodge at Fredericksburg.--rhe next dav will
breakfast at the Bowling Green, dine at the
Oaks, and lodge at Richmond. And ON The
third day, will breakfast 1t the Half Vav Housa
anu dine al Petersburg
returning, vii dine at the Half Way house
and lodge at Richmond. Early in the mo-ni,,~
breakfast at the Oaks, dine at tile Bowling Green.
and lodge at fredericksburg. Next morning
VIII breakfast at Stafford Court House. dine at
Occoquan, and lodge at Alexandria.
The owners on this line too, have to request
uiat passengers viii be rs moderate as possible
IN the quantity al their baggage, az any thins,
more than small trunk or parcel which viii
so within the body of the stage, will be an extra
charge. TIVE PROPRIETCIpS
The greatest attention and care will be paid
10 baggage and bundles that are ehter'd and
PAID for-But whether with or without the
p"her' 10 be at his rsk.-Evcry $50 weight of
baggage the same as passenger.
9ePt' " [ep3w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-07

NOR SALE, valuable tract Of LAND, ia
= the County of King William. belonging 10
Tue estate of William Brooke, deceased; con-
tanning by a late survey, 7o3 acres of highland
and upwards Of ln0 a-rcs &c valusi. .w;:;t Oat
- frsh.- las iiii H. ~, .ry good G,;hty, :,i'ts
,n':ssabovc F.azer's ier:3 Il consider partic,i-
ts dscrintiou Of ;his ia,;s unnecessary: as those
Asao are inoiincG topCrchase, will undoubtedly
wewit. This Land viii oe sold on 4 iberaicre-
di'. and the sale viii take place on the premises
on Monday the third OF October next
RICHARD BROOKE, Executor.
Sept. %. fAw>
N. B. II not SOL. on that d,,y, it wa, rs ent-
ed Tor the ensuing y9.r TO Che il. .i,est .d,er.
. r. L.: