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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-10
NV YORK, August 8.
IMPORTANT.

Extract Of a letter. from an HDterican zen
lleman in Paris. dated May 318f, Her the
1amaahmaah, from LiverhooL
Things are daily growing worse, and my
hopes, which from the first were faint, are
entirely extinguished. There is a report in
circulation, that an order has been sent to
BordeauX to- sequester any American funds
which NAV be in the hands Of the merchants
of that place. This may not be well found o.
cd f: but it will not Surhrfze me. The off
GERS Of government are extremely viglant
in frustrating all partial arrangements. In
Dunkirk, there has lately been twO cases of
SHIPS captured bv privateers, who compro
missed with the csptors, one of which was
the America, of Philadelphia, and the mas
ter paid the capiors 100000 francs. and i'm
mediately on taking charge Of his snip, she
was seized by the officers Of government
aud Seqrestered. IN short, do not sec any
prospect Of any American properly under
seizure in this country being released"
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T AND AND MILLS The subscriber be
IL ing authorised by Mr. Spotswood Lips
combe, offers for sale, Three hundred and forty
Eve acres 81 LAND, lying in Henrico county
about six miles from Richmond, on Westham
Creek, between the three CHOPPED and river roads
the improvements consist of small Dwelling
of four rooms, Kitchen, Dairy. Meat house, a
garden and yard well inclosed; a Sazp and Grist
NIL, all recently built-About thirty five acres
of this Land is in cultivation, the residue =
bounds with excellent building, and other tim
Der twenty five acres Of prime meadow might
be had at small expence of retaining it
The premises will be shewn to any person in
clned to purchase, by Mr. Edmund West, Oman
ager) on the Land, and the terms made known
by
THOMAS TArLOR.
AUGUST 2 t1S.hS
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fish merchandise and prohibited goods, or Of
holding any communication. directly or indi-
rectly. with the English, shall DC iiHfsieaa;
ately arrested, and tried by commission to
be appointed orthat purpose.
a" All the Custom house Officers. belonging
to district unoer the command of a Gene
raj or superior officer, shall dispose of them
in such manner as he shall think most eligi
Bile. from the information he shall obtain as
to local circumstances, and the disposition of
the inhabitants. In short, the General Off d,
GERS commanding any district, shall concert
measures with the commanders OF the
Dutch troops stationed in the district. for oc-
cupying with a second line of troops. the
most important points. suspected to be used
as entrepots for illicit trade.
The goods seized shall be warehoused
and process verbal shall be made. and the
property divided, according to the regulate
ems of the Custom house.
%. " II may frequently occur. that vessels
may arrive without being boarded. as far as
Rotterdam, Leyd. bort. and other ports dis
tant from the coast.---The Custom house
Officers stationed in those points shall at
tend the unloading of such vessels. aod as
certain ii there be on board colonial, English
goods, or articles of the commerce of that
country.
Wnen a VeSsel arrives on the coast, or
at the mouth uf any river. destined for any
port in the interior. officers should be put on
board. and guard to accompany the vesse!
to her destination who will prevent the
landing any part of the goods, which the par"
ties might be DESTROYS to save from exami
nation
General H. Quarters at Utrecht, May
IS, 1910.
(Signed)
Marshal, the Duke of REGGIE"
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August z.

UKDON II. BACCHUS informs his
" friends. his acquaint,nces and the public,
tha, he has opened his Office, an Attorney at
Law, in COL Nayo's buildings, over the store
OF Mr., John Wood, ard nearly opposite to the
Bell Tavern He Intends to visit constantly, tho
Superior and Inferior Courts of the adjacent
Counties of Coochlsnd, Hanover and New Kent,
and to attend a!so,be Heurico and Hastings
Courts, held in this city
Those who feel inclined to patronizc him, may
depend on his most utmost exertions to give .hem
satisfaction.
August 7. 2aw1wlawSw
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FMey 30. 1910.

TWO BE SOLD, for ready money, pursuant to
Il adecree of the Superior Court of Chance
TT or the district of Richmond, made on the 9Th
day Of September, 1909, in suit between Tho
ms Southcomb, John Jackson & Abraham Hen
ry hambers, plaintiffs, and Lewis Burwell and
IaD4 mas r. Rootes, defendants
Al that TRACT OF LAND, in the county of
Gbou cester and Parish of Abingdon, that for
IN al belonged to the above named Lewis Bur-
-sseIl. aid YVES conveyed by him 70 John Hughes,
by de ;ei st Mortgage, on the fifth day of June,
17g7. and recorded in the county court of Glou
s-esse. :, known by the name of lames's, adjoining
the tr act called White Marsh, whereon the said
Buru ell then lived, the boundaries whereof are
sst 20 nth in the said deed, or so much thereof as
mays ppear necessary to raise the sum of 500 &
cure, 1t money. With lawful interest from the Isl
JlEus ry, 1900 till payment, the costs of suit and
the oh argos and expenses of sale.
TIE sale will take place at Gloucester court
house on The third day If September next.
5 5 %:SS 5 S' SSzz:5sos}e.~"'s,-
r,, 81 td
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NTICES WANTED.

~ APPRENTICES WANTED.
JOHNSON s, REAT, wish TO have BOYS
> Of about ID oT Is years Of age, to work at the
Siiuersmihs' Business.
July 81. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-10
July IS.

INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The subscriber is authorised to sell the
large & commodlous BRICK BUILDING, on
the: Main Street on ShockC Hill, at present DC
CIT oied w Mr.. Rivaain--Also, the small BRICK
HOUSE, next above the one in which Mr.. Ri
Va! ain lives, and the two WOODEN TENE-
NJ 3NTS between the last mentioned house and
Eli s. Braxton's-For particulars enquire of
THOS. TAYLOR.
INV 90. 1910. If
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GENERAL IlESTRUCTIONs.

"hbcing the. intention OF the Emperor to
prevent by every possible means, the intro.
duction into Holland OF English merchandise,
and colonial produce, the Generals in CON
mand are % establish, at all points of the
coast, system of the mos active vigilance
They can easily inform themselves who
those Of the inhabitants ave, that are repqted
smugglers.
"Every person guilty Of introducing Bril-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-10

TSOI SALE-a valuable MERCHANT and
hW MILL situated iii the county of
Loudc n ON Goose creek OF a mile from where
II emp ties in the Potomac miles from Lee sburg
IS fro n Alexandria and about the same distance
from gorge Town III the midst of the finest
wheat country of Virginia. The main road from
leesh Org to Alexandria, passes within mile
of the mill, and the boats that navigate the Poto
mac orre UP to the Mill, which affords great
Opport unity of procuring wheat, by means OF the
river, td seasons, and great facility OF sending
Hour to- market by water to George Town and
Alexsn1r ia The Mill House is built Of stone so
feet by ~ two stories and four floors and works
two pair fstones. The machinery, which is of
abe most pproved construction, is in good repair.
The saw ill, is of the culinary & works saw
With TN Mill, If suitable to the purchaser NAV
be bad 10 or 20 acres Of Land, on tue side of the
creek on Jhich the mill stands, and on the oppo
site tract of Land, containing about $50 or 500
acres, of g, 'od quality aud well tmbered The
excciicn':e Of the stream Of Goose creek, at this
place he abundance of wheat grown in the vi
cnity tht facilities of water navigation and the
general 10 I'd rapid improvements Of this part of
The state III I'D out great inducements to person
of sesIv y and spirit, inclined TO vest bis money
m psupe, ~ of this description. For further par
tIeaLSfs qs1ly to WIN. BRENT, Jr.
Near Aqaia Post Office, Virginia.
buay 81 ep2tmkaf,tf
FAM LIZ FLOUR --ExceiLenf Family Flour
r. HAXALL c, Co.
&Hgua to- 1aw2w
"A TBf lCHER wanted, in private family,
Il II tor the ensuing year--a man we'll qualified
u' tsach tie Latin, Greek and English Langsa
Es's,, will meet with liberal wages. Apply at this
Office.
guy l. f2lsw4wg
NI4SEf fCH TUITION Uyacintb Cru
soil Is. lately from Baltimore College, where
ha mas pght the French Language, being now
e'gHged ~ tie Academy with Doyle and II
Dssney, has the honour Of informing the inhabi-
tmiso tie City Of Richmond that he will gre
P'uEsfs t5spns IN the French language --Appll.
sA'n1a ODE made to him at the Academy.
org 81 3 epf
EfOR SALE a pair of NEW BURRS, 4
a zee o inches 10 thcir quality, enquire
ts' Mr. D. Webster. or Mr. Leech, and may be
seen at my mn miles from r richmond
r. II PROSSER.
huuIst ep2w
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ISAAC VAN TEYLINGEN.
Rotterdam, May "a, 1910.
COMMERCIAL KEsrR1cr1oNs.

The following is copy of the " General
Instructions" recently published in Holland,
prohibiting the commercial intercourse with
this couutrv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-10

NM ILL be offered tor sale, on the loh DAY T
w august neat, the premises, to the highest
bidder, that paiuabie Estate, Called
SUMNIE X HILL,
Lately the properly of DR.. :Tohn Heveninghan,,
deceased, situate in Cheste,fsd county, adjoining
T0n,es kiver a6ou. four miles belosU the t.srn Of
Manchester, containing BY iate surrey 795 a5es );
one half of sphich is woodland, mostly sveN INN
6e,ed, ana SO acres Of lou ground inciatinS abouf
80 acres of vaiuabie nieddoSu--inrp, ovenpcnts Of
Vvious Kinds choice Fruit Trees; houses usually a
dapted to Piantation--a Dwelling House with 4
yooans, each q fire place passage and closets, ana
excellent springs Of suater, Convenient to the duel
ling house. This situation commands pleasing
rsv othe riUer, he adjacent seats, and great part
of the city of Richmond The terms Of sale soiN
be S $500 in cash, and the balance ofthe purchase
money payable BY tspo annual instruments, suith
deed Of rust the idnd TO the pa, 1ients
Permission to wheat the usual time, and
Possession will be given the first day Of Tanuny
1911. Those inclinedto purchase wiH be shespn the
Land BY applying to Mr. X. Prichard, or to Mr..
Wm Shorf spio iive adjoining.
Ihose zuho haze CLAIMS upon the estate of the de
ceased f II are requested to hand them, to M,
-Bsander Of Manchester for adiustnezt, and thOse
anae 6ted are requested to make pa) to him,
TIE TRUSTEES.
InIv IL tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22

the Ccurls OF Russia and France, are final
ly aud amicabiy adjusted, 80 that there is
no. the smallest chance of h disagreement
between these tSo powers.
g Pacific proposals have been made, or
W, ll'be immediately coNmshceG, 10 Great
Britain by France, upon the occasion o, the
August matrimonial alliance between
France and Austria.
March 81.
We yesterday received some more Por-
,uguse papers. they are OF SO late date
as the Ssh inst. and contain very fayore.
Die representations of the state Of he ar.
mics in Spain and Portugal. The Brit
ish head quarters continued al Wan OF
the 18Th, when an expectation appeared
10 De entertained that battle would very
shortly take place but We are inclined
TO think hat the enemy will not proceed
to any operations OF consequence agains,
Poi,uga! While The fate OF he South Of
Spain remains undecided P.iya letters
from Elvas state, that Gen. .tili's division
had advanced 10 Por sl-gsa and Ayfan.
ches in support of Bsdajlz, where the
Maj quis de Romano commands. Pic
qoe;s OF BRUSH cavalry had passed tho
that place 10 recoanoitre The enemy who
were at Merida and Zaira. General Slade
was at Eadajoz, as was also Assis ant
Ccmm'ssary General Plat, who was EN-
pioyed settling the ella ms of individuals
iof the last compa ga-evsry few BRUSH
remained there the beginning of this
mon h The town had no: suffered from
che late attack Of the French Il ap
pears that it was on the b The French,
under SebasIiani, entered Malaga. Il
withstood three several attacks before At
surrendered, and the enemy on entering
II are said to have conducted themselves
with great ba,barity. The subsequent G.
vacuauon OF the place, as announced in
former Lisbon papers, is accounted for
N way which we hope may prove q
well founded supposiiion. The combined
armies oil Murcia ard Valenlla are rep, e.
sen ed on their march for Madrid, ard
report even goes the length OF stating that
they had actually en,ered tina, city. I'm
der ih-se circumstances ii became ncces.
sary 10 call 10 some OF the distant ,fcops
for The protection of the capital. The
Spanish a. mics generally are stated 10 be
IN high spirits and daily increasing. That
OF the lei. is 10 amount 70 40 .OO0 men, Of
whom $4,000 Were assembled in Badaios
on The l2,h, and 5000 more were daily
expected. "A harra.sing warfare the besl
which the Spaniards could wage, appears
,e be mainta ned all over The peninsula.
The Preach were repuised in an attack
upon AsIorgo. II was reported Ina Mar.
shall Victor Duke Of Beiluno) had fallen
IN another affair but neither da.e nor
place Is menu ned.
Go be Continually
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22
Fran me National LlteMgencer Eatro

E|oW "fC N"tIoHW 1IelHgeNceT EStFQ,
81 DQay 10.
Extract ct . letter from VIM Pinkney,
Esq. 10 X. Smitn, Lsq. oecrcIary oi
State, dated,
LoNDoN, March 81, 1910.
"On the 27ln of November Mr.
Bro.nweA delivered 10 me- you letters
ot tnc II,h, l%th and S3d OIL the pre-
ccdIns, lnoAln, AMI on the Saturday
IOIiowiua L had conference with
the -iaI4als W eliesiey, Ia The co.rse
oi " hal, 4 Explained 10 him July lhe
GROUNDS upon which was instructed
~ request mar Jackson's immediate
TeCai, .nd upoa winch lhe oticlal In.
&c. courss between mat Minister and
'hc hncrlcAn government had been
suspended.
Lord Wellesley's reception of what
1 said to him as frank anu friendly |;
and ieii him win persuasion IL [
NC should nave no cause 10 DC dissa-
ushcd win lne maj course OF ms go
veTnmcnL Oh the subjects OF our Con-.
terence.
We agreed in opinion that this in
teTvieo could only DC Introductory 10
a m~re formai proceeding ON my part
and IL was accordingly settled D1tween
as chat should present all Official iet.
Ter, 10 the eiiect OF my verbal com
mum cation.
HAVING prepared such letter, l
e5ril~d IL myself TO Downing street a
few Gay afterwards, and accompanied
the delivery oil 1t To Lord Wellesley
With some explanatory observations,
wan wnich IL % not | presuin= neces-
sary to trouble you. You will find a
copy OF THIS leiter enclosed, and Will
DC able to collect rom II the substance
oI tne greater part OF the statements
and r. marks which thought IL my
duty to make ia the conversation above
mentioned.
a cpy of the answer, received or
The day OF us date is inclossd."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22
(COpY.l
Great Cumberland Place,
"a January, 1910.

~ January lolO'
NY LoRD,
In the course of the Official cor
respondence, which has lalely taken
place between the Secretary OF State,
aud the United States aad MIR lack
son, his majesEy's envoy exraordina-
ry and minister pleniposentiary at
Washington, 1t has unior unately nsp-
Pened that MIR Jackson he. made 1t
necessary mat 4 should receive the
comm mos OF the President 70 request
ais recal, and that, Ia the mean time
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22

Extract ct = letter from VIM Pinkney,
Eaq. 10 X. on.itn, -asq. oecrelary Oh
State, dated,
LonDoN. March 21. 1910.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-12

THE subscriber wishing to remove 70 t"s
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, ~ miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town ieF-
nv. and about the sanc from the Potomac
by;dre crossing to the city of Washington.
IN a healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about $40 acres, on which Is conve-
hicnt dwelling house, large enough for gen.
teel family, together with oil the clubhouse:
Suitable, alEnew Or nearly SO; an orchard al
,.,.,le trees Of selected fruit, together with
different other frtiit trees, a proportion OF 'n'-
,nosed meadow for the scythe, and large
norton more may easily be rnade. Any per-
son iaciinsd 70 pureha.s may anov the terms
Nv application TO MIR. JoHH DutiN, ADJOINING
tae sIa iirm, o. the subscriber on TIC pre-
dis. E. 'Dulin.,
IGne2. s'
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Public Sale.

A GREEhBLE. to the last VIII and les.
~ lament of Col. PETER WAaEEEr, de-
cease, will be sold, at the Town Of Colches'
ter, in Fairfax Couotv, OH Thursday, the
18th day OF this mcnth, all the residue OF
his estate, not Included in the SPECIFIC ieta-
cics.; consisting of lwenty-cnc likely Me-
yro.s, and Houss h"Id and Kitchen Furniture
and Stock If every k,rd, and tarmRng Uten.
sis. Among the Negroes arc two good
rough carpenters. cooks, and some excellent
male and female house servants; among the
number is a middle aged man, excelled by
few a. a waiter, having never been otherwise
EN- loyad Ike terms will he, tor part
CASH anil the remainder or credit which
will be made known on the day OF sale. Any
claim against tho cs;ate, or against the late
Mrs. Sinah Wagner, his widow, approved
by me previou. 10 the dey Of sale, will be
received In payment.
c.. Deneale, Ex'r.
February Q, a"'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-12

= -... Sales ct Vendse. -
On every Tuesday and Friday,
-, HILL BE SOLD
A the Venduc Store, coraer oil Prince ana
'... Water streets.
n Variety Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C. :.
Particulars of which will be expressed IN
,hr bai, oil the dpy--all kinds OF goouss
which aru on limitation and the prices oi
which are cssabli.hsd, con At any time 10
viewed AMI purchased At the lowest Limitation
anu prices. .-,... a..
P. G.. Marstellcr, v. ~.
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By GHopos WArrEssroN, Esa:
Or WAsRI0ToN CRY, g..
.A.,hsr Of the Larger end chd v |s'A"S.

The celebrity Of this Nu,hor's law
YER" and CHILD or RI FLING" in
duced the publishers to engage IN THIS w,rS'
and witnou: dslr acting from the merits OF the
10, ,ner, feel themselves justified In s,ahhg
that hi, GLENCARN A. superior TO either
III, submitted without further recommends
lion, with wish, that the American rsV'e"-
crs may give further encouragement to th's
Young rcntleman's cn,lcavors 10 entertain In
.s,ruct and muruiiEe his fellow citizens. In a
way seemingly well calculated to"liruettheir
attention. ......
Feb g.
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~ Intending 10 remove t. !.
tho towrsf klsxsndriai Wish - sslb L.
oil 8 ycshs'of Setssiss ~ fsg zsttrt -
IS sores thereto belonging. Any psrsoA NJ
ciieed te purchase will meet WIKI besp
aad-miy 10 supplied with nusabss ef 49,
lies suitable 10 Tsvsra keeping. - i
sI.S.hss Il = .N1 - 4M I.
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Jai,sAry -.
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- SREsH FRUIT. 81. |,

THE subscriber hss Just rsssis6d . 80
ply Of fresh English Walnutss efle a.
berts, Bloom and Muscadsts naldhs 49, -! \
Orsnge.-A&p. &iew hrliss Byxsrsun sAss
back country. &
-. ~ Thomas Pattern I
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January -
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N . / I & Z.

LAST NIGHT between the hours OF SO.
ven and eight O'Clock was s,oieh fem ZIG
house formerly occupied by MIR La"ss' now
occupied by Miss lieten Gui!"'', Two bea.
ouits. one Of which h1in.s rem 'rSahie had
iar,e size leaf with dark ground diamond
Being also of futai.u'e caii o, and quilted ny
the lesf, Also By the di,mad-the other BE-
-, :, diamond and star, with.e large star IN
tbs center, quilted cailiy in shells--also j
h,,L ., and Inca sheet. Whoever VIII sp-
nr,hend the thief. and deliver the things to
RI. off;ce. or to Miss HELEN Gutlatt. shaii
he generously rewarded. Should 'hey &c
,,Ha.,ed for sale, tits requested they may DC
= opued and inlorma,ioS given an above me"
tiohed. - r.,. - 49,. -.-.~ ..-s..5
February 3 .
70 Z "a y
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.P,1blic' SHE,

sPuDIE yOd1c.sss \; {, = 81 8. .
UNDER the authority Of Z dssd q, tfHsk
from Sumusi Bailey to as, for the patPete -
securing the payment ofesrtain dshts 60 ~ :
liam Wli.ou,: surviving aininis.fslSf 81 cHw4
Berland Wil.on, deceassd, and ~ 6eajessis
Bo.s., We wiM offer at public sAis, lcy easA
on the 18Th day Of Mach nexb ts;tlse1 front
door of the cour, house, in ,Fsir}sx .Sosxtys
a TRACT or LAND, in ths said ereAxS
described isths DID q situated
Greet, shjossa % Or t4wn s. =!
and devised 10 the said Sansns
f ,,ner 'p9Aiam '5si9ty-sappossd g eo1tasa
four hundred acres. q,
.Thoma, Harrilon, iIh q
II. I. Taylor
December 8. ~
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber, by virtue OF dseG o.
Tvs, 70 him from Mr. WiiEam Netgsos, das
& on tho tOlu day OF Novemosr, IN the yesr
SIS tor The purpose OF inuemAasy1ng MI
ohD Hopkins will, on fRlD ", -sls' ash
spl,l next; Il the hour oftwtlvc O'Clock II
hut dy y fair ii not, on the hext iair dav
t the SINE hour proceed to eel, u the
.outt. l,ouse, In Alex nnia, =, public sue
ion, 10 tho i,syhest bidder, for RI ary n oney
nrss taousa'.d acres OF LAND, situate on
he lief! fox o! big SdHoyo Creek. which
aid was, OF The time ot taG- grants for the
same il, the CouINy OF Monongalia, IN The
ate Of Eirsfaia. ... ... .,
The above TRACES OF lanl were granted by
IN. state III Virginia to John lissn Ivy three
several picnts 60 tanning respectively one
thorsaaI acres, .rd heti'rg date on the h'st
day nf Octohr,., r734. which land has ices
since c,hly conveyed 10 the said William
tlodss,n, by decd ~;esi 81 Of Autust, 100.
r Edmund ]. Lee, Tufee.
~ Nor 81. " cots
NJ. The editors Of the Fe,'sral Republi-
can and National lnte!li .'encer. will pa' lish
this advertiser int and send their accounts to
this Office.
STAVE YARD.
CASH will be given for any Quantity OF
white and red oak nc ;;si.ead ana barrel Slaves
and Heading, by =: H. .
James Harper,
On wharf nertn of Hunters ship yard.
Who er11ects o quantity Of ~. -,
Tar AMI pitch. and intends' keeping rsgu-
lsrly supply oft"cse articles. .....- p.
Tc5rus.N B -. d
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N y i l T. +.

N y / T. K.
T1HE subscriber 10y virtue OF deco VI
trvs, to him from WILLIAM i1oDo'
sox, dated on the 2s,h day Of November IN
,hc year 1905, Eor'the purpose OF selnt1ny
jain Hehkiss, on tie CHI dsy. Of February
next. and a, the hour Of twelve O'Clock et
tina. day-if the day is not fair one then on
,tc 6rst fair day thereafter and ut the same
hour will proceed to ssll Tor really money
a, pubic auction, to the highest eld1er. or
the premises, .''.
The Fee-simple Estate
IN the t.llo.sins :Pr0hersy, TO uif::
Abou, Ave acres and ten poies at Ereand
with the houses thereon, situate in the cous''
~ of Alexandria, in the vicinity OF the town
OF Alexardria, and Adjusting the west side
of Bellyiew, tho residence OF Mr.. Hodgson'
which five acres and ten poles ass now III the
possession Of Mr.. Hodgsoa.
Edmund |. Lee, 7yni1H.
January S. 80. ,- s, ee''