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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-05
NEW YoRR Sept. 90.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Yesterday arrived az this port he fast
sailing & regular trading ship Frances, capt.
Taylor, IN inc very sho passage of 81 days
from Grcenock, which port she left on the
3oih of Aug.
The arrival Of the Frances has furnished
the Editors of the Mercantile Advertiser
with London pdpsrs to the 25.h Augusta
inclusive, fcur days later than hitherto gqs
ceived,
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k'Ck SALE.-On the plantation in Chester
field County, the residence of the lat. Mr.
Francis Eppesdec'd. will be sold ON the 10Th ,Ia,
OF October next, TO the highest bidders. about
twenty valuable NEGROES CONSISTING of men
women x children, among, them is 4 good carpcn
ter, and good miller,-AlS 80 the stock of horses
mules, cattle, sheep and hdS neat coachee &.
harness for four horses, gig and harress,i tine
plantation tools, some household and kitchen fur
n'ture--smongst the horses are two valuable
brood msres-adary Gray the dam of Wonder
sad fiiafox-a Bay mare Dat OF Mary Gray by
Dare Devil.
The stock of csittls and sheep are ecna,, if no,
superior to any in Virginia. Cash will be re
CURED Tor all SUMS of thirty dollars or ess-.for
ali purchases exceedng thirty doll ,rs credit of
twelve months will be allowed, on the purcha
sers giving bonds 9th the mos, approved .ecu
r'ty-intnrsst fronythe date of the bonds will be
demanded, II they are not prnctullly paid
>. JOHN w EPPES, & ,
JEHMAN BAKER, H." o's.
September Is, 1910
AT the same time ana PLACE may be purchased
OF the representatives of the late Mr.. Eppes Thai
valuable plantation called Eppington, living ON
appomattox River about % miles above Peters
burg, containing one thousand acres about four
hundred OF which are in woods Mr. Chiklers
manager on the plantation will shew it 10 those
disposed to purchase
Sep 10 tIs
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nISSOLUrION or PAKrEERSHIP---
~ In consequence Of Mr. paul's intention to
remove from this state, tile firm of Campbell Il
Paul, is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
those that nave claims agalust tie said firm, are
requested to bring them forward, and those in
debled, to make payment to J I'm Campbell who
will in future conduct the business Gth equa
promptitude.
SORN CA6TPBELL,
NE LS4dC PnUL.
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JIEF W u ?ES, & ~
JERM AN BAKER. La or

4 49,.
ENOH SALE, on Thursday the first If. Nov
= next on the premises, in I.oudoun county. the
1RACF or LAND, on which the late yudga
Zones resided consisting of about 1000 acres
IL lies on Little River, ten miles from esburo.
and 35 from Alexandria and George. Town %
remarkably well watered has at least so acres
Wen set with Timothy, ard 500 adapted to it's Gull
.use mas merchant mills in its neghborhoo,l
.,e farthest not more than two miles distant. and
the turnpike from alexandria, Passing through a
Corner of it. :, /"
As the Land was accurately described. in a
torincr advertisement tits unnecessary to be more
particular III this It will be divided into lots oe
d'fferent dimensions, to suit those who NAV be-
inclined to purchase A credit of one, two and
three years will be alowed-the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, and trust on The
Land, to secure the payment
J4NES MONROE.
Aibemarle. Angus, 81 IDS
= Office That by virtue of a deed of irU.t.
: executed 10 me, for the purpose of securing
certain sums OF money therein mentioned, due to
VIM. Hooker, from Ms, ,ErapG S GI,nn--I shall
bbt fBSf Oh the said court house, expose to sale,
by public auction, upon credit OF ninety days,
the purchaser giving note negotiable and Paya
be 1t the bank of Faginia, with one more APP
proved endorsers The HOUSE and LOT, in
this city. upon Shocscc Hill. near the Federal
Spring, and which Lot, or parcel of Ground, is
No. 1l9--being the same property which was
sold and conveyed by VIM. & George Hooker to
The said CHM. z
- SAMUEL A1ccRAHI, Trustee.
Sent %. tbs
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NTOTlCE Il shall petition tic mex Gener
i = Assembly to sell Tract OF Laud, lying IN
NletkienbuFg county, belonging 20 Richard
Brame, LGnatic.
WILTER FRAZER.
Committee ef kicheyd ByaSle.
October 2, wsw
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IrEE FOR NEW ORLEANS.
esE<&.yS The fast sailing Schooner,
eSTSsA sEExEEktg CAROLINE

s=~---~Sp fiaS'ng most c&cc.lent .ccommnda
.ons for passengers-Wilisa sail between the Goth &
<oth OF October. For fright o. passa re appl,
10 PETER DESNoES
No. Is, Ca'qp5el's 'rhwf, Norfolk.
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II Coby. TeSte,
/. ROB'T' W. CHRISTIAN, .. C. II. c. ;

p. s The above described property will De
sold, on tbepremises, OF Monday, the 5th day OF
November next.
October Q. Ids
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SNHOMAS LONG No Of Stokes County II
Carolins, may be Informed where to get
his one.eyed slaye ESTHER, by applying at the
Office of the Enquirer.
WILLIAM ROSE.
Richmond, September %. 1T
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" CAHD-Fhe subscriber returns us graf eful
L y acknowledge meDts to the citizens Cf Rich.
mond and the public IN general, from whom he
has received the most unbounded encouragement
in the Inc of bis business and begs leave to in.
form them that witii a view to accommodate those
VINO may have a wish tOcontinue their patronage
he has enlarged bis business by taking the
Shop lAtely occupied by Ephyaim Speed, on the
styeet be ween the Gpvernor's house and the Vir.
ghia Inn, where any article, in his line, will be
executed with fidelity, pestness aud dispatch
Hewi,I keep constantly on hand a supply OF AK
es. hoes, pillow. shares, hinges, CRATES, &c &c.
Locks ard Keys ~Ii be repaired on the short
est notice, by their obedient ipd very humble ser.
vant. SbWALL OSGOOD.
October Q u
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FROM TIE AURoP4.

The public papers have Of late been pubiis.,;,-
comments upon the British finances, but they b1
no means do justice to the subject They state
tnat " the sum aecessa,y for the support OF the
bri',sh government for The year 1910, IS on!g e So
too'ooo sterling, that is e9u.l. to 8 23I .953 coo
81 ana $, which averages s &c 81 on each per-
, son. k"t your readers will please TO observe
'iat IN thi' statement the whole tax necessary TO
pay t'fe nteres' of the national debt is kept out of
rev, and tins amounted 10 the enormous sun, Of
+, y '33l, 484 Is Old in the year 1907 From
the loans which have been made since that time
The amount vii! now be little less than thirty
millions, exclusive Of the interest of the Irisi,
aeot, which amounts l., several millions more so
mat instead OF averaging Is dollars 10 each B.i-
t,sh SUBJECT, 1t averages double that sum But
inc TACT is, that no accurate computation can be
made OF what each individual pays upon this
priHc'Pe Such is the completely of British tax
atop and finances, that the amount of taxes is e
normons, independent of what comes into the
treasury altogether II has been st..,ed that the
taxes amount to one third of the income Of eve.
ny individual IN the community /; but they amount
10 one halt as shailtate opportunity of sine W.
ing IN future communication In the mean
time that the longers for the lesh pots OF e
gypt, may see what is likely TO be the DE ,tlfu!
issue OF British financierng request vo, will
repubhsiithe following extract from late British
newspaper:
SIR FhiiiP Francis, in his reflections on the a.
oundance OF paper in circulation, and the scarci
ty OF specie. shews:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-05

JUST RECEIVED, by 5soasoH and Warner,
j adj6ining the Market Bridge, The Efoqusncc
ofhe British Senate, being selection of the best
Speeches of the most distinguished English,
rish and Scotch Parliamentary Speakers, from
the beginning of the reign of Charles to the
present ums, with Notes. Biograpliical, critical
and explasatery5f -
PY;WILLIAM HAzLETC. Ysri
- IN tzuo Volumes
Lectures of .Tohn g. Ada'ts, on Rhetoric and
Oratory--In 2vols. ~ N
Sept % g., il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-05
TWENTY SEVEN FULL BLoopEp
MERINO SHEEP, V1z:
]. JACOBS are Just receiving fresh
Ne supply of FALL GOODS, amongst WHICH

Super6nc Cloths and
Kerseyneres of the
best quality
Second do do
Coatings s. Lien Skins
90 pieces red Flannel
go do. white and yellow
do.
! bale Welsh Plains
80 pieces striped Blan-
kets
40 do. point do.
loo pair Rose do.
SO ps. Corduroy cords
and velvets
Toilinet Waistcoting
Swan down do.
SO pieces black Cam
brick 4 4 and s 4
100 10. Write do
Wild Bores sn1 Bonn.
bazetts
Black Ssrsanetts
Cold Lustrmgs
Silk and Cotton o"a"-
ipfays "a
Seeded Musiins =
And a number of oil
enumerate. all of whic.
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Figured do.
Calicoes and Chintz
Ginghams
Irish Linens from i3d.
to sid sterling
Brittannias
Stirling Cottons
Silk and Cotton Ban
danno handkerchief
Madras do
Silk and cotton Shawls
Csmels' Hair do.
Mems black Yorsted
Hose
Other cold do.
Ladies' superfine Silk
and Cotton do.
Do Silk and Cotton
Gloves
Knives and Forks, as.
sorted ~ 4
Table Spoons hEs
Artificial Flo wers
GygP9sSaT bans, Pms.
Combs.
.:.I,. 80, ta,y.o,ts To
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l National fund, ! debt of G ,
Britain,
2 Unfunded do.
. Notes issued by the Bank of,
England, {
Notes OF private bankers,
>. Indian bonds in circulation.
IRELAND
g Funded debt in j ,nusry 1910,
T. oIfundcd do. exclusive ofthe
capital OF sunary annuit;es, for
the lives and terms which
9. Notes issued by private banks
on the principle of Ricardo's
calculation,
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And a number of other articles toe tedious to
enunerate, all of which will be sold at reduced
prices for cash or good paper.
Sent 90. s - St
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TT: C KoWARD
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-30
LIBBY g CARNE

Have receiped, per Captain HAM,,
\ QUANTITY of grass * grain scythes,
n scythe stones, looking, glasses * spades
BY other conveyances, Dutch Soy Ties,
straw knives, bar lead and window glass in
boxes by 10, tin plate in boxes, and &C.
neral assortment OF castings They are: in
daily expectation of receiving general and
extensive assortment Of hardware, cutlery
and saddcry from England--they have ar-
rived in this country. .
They have as usual, bar, hoop and sheet
iron. nail rods, gunpowder, shot, Jblisleret
and Crowley steel, cut nails, wrought ditto
and spikes, wool and cotton cares, Morocco
skins Of various Lolors. S..
lime 20
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-30
NEW MILITARY WORK.
~. r Jun Pa6tl md. md Jsr Sale, I: ..
1t the bookstores Fl K. Gray, ana, Estles
4 DOLLARS so .cRETs-

PRICE 4 DOLLARS sc! CENTS
Rules and Regulations for the Field Exe,-
else and hisIGuvrcs Of tho French Infantry,
issued August Isl, l7sl; and the Manru-
yres added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon. Also, the Ma
nGumes of the Field Artillery, with: Imam
try. BY Col Irenec Amelot &C. Lacroix lac
Chief OF Brigade in the French service. In
three volumes, the third volume consisting
of plates.
The. principal part Of this work has been
translated from French to English, by Lieut.
Col. Macdonald, in the service Of his Britain
nick majesty. Col. de Lacroix has not only
availed himself Of Macdonald,s translation.
hut has retained the princ pal theories, with.
which Col NJ. has enriched his work, espc-
cially his comparison of the French taLiieS
with the Prussian, and the principles Of the
different nations with the English; because
those valuable notes are sufficient for such
COMPARISONS, and are in point. Col. De l..
ha; augmented those notes. - ~. y
. The introduction of Col. de- Laeroix' works
will direct The attention Of the, young Ameri-
cans tothe study of learned tactics, ,the.r c-
suit of experience, and enable them TO obtain
the precision desirable in the warrior, tsr
they must be convinced, that a good officer
forms q good soldier, and that the seSpe1-
ence of .ages- has demonstrated. that lhe, Sol
der will perform his duty correctly, when hs
is well commanded. ~. Z.
At the end, Of the second .solumeaoft this
work, Col. De Lacreix has added shesmsngu-
.yres Of the field artilleryswith the infantry.
according to the French principles. itAnat
necessary TO lavish. praises ON the adxsnkage
of moving this laundering arm Withfhs same
facility and eelerity as the line. Eusope il
now convinced and eonfesses It. He has ad-
ded Plates, which demonstrate those naneu-
vres 10 essential 70 the great ppsrssions Of
war. and which x;U enable officers 70 execpte
theGa. ~ ..-S ~ = arftt
COD. de LarrUix has Judged y also etlsdi.
ent to add: 10 this book some new adopteu
rnxnruvres, which have been put n practioe
to great advantage in the face OF an e1slhy.
ITO enhance che value Of this works. shAsoasS
Motiye could induce him 70 asSmsns aafaaes
1 june q l.. ~. ga
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h o T 1 C E.

On SATURDAY, the seth day of June, In.
start, will he disposed 10 sale, on the pre-
misses, at eleven o'clock, for aPProveden-
tiorsed notes at 60 and 90 days.
A two story BRIcK house. and Lob
situate, lying and being upon the south side
of Prince stree. and TO the westward OF mon
street, and bounded al folloWeth, to wit -
beginning upon Prince street at the north
west corner Of piece,ef ground granted by
George GiIp!n 10 Michael Madden, 81 feet
t. the westward of Union street. ard runnlhg
thence weSewardiy with Princt street blnI-
inc thereupon - teet, thence sou;hWaroly
with line parallel to Water street, teet 4
inches, Themes eastwardly with line parallel
to Prince s,reet2o feet, thence with straight
line to the beginning 20 feet-wh'ch piece OF
Ground was sold and conveyed by John no
Lerts. James Lawrason, and Philip u. Mars
teller unto Abel Willis, and is the premises
now in occupation Of said Willis conveyed
nv said Willis to Daniel Mclean, IN trust
For certain purposes therein named.
DANIEL MCLEAN, -2rusfes.
,11 dSw
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THOMAS RICHARDS,

Begs IcaDe 10 iE7trm his friends a"a NE '1H6-
.te,
THAT he continues TO carry or the la
.vern, at the sign of Mr.. Madison, corner OF
Kinu and Henry streets, where he will be
constantly supplied with the best wines aud
liquors Of every description.
A few boardcrs will be taken on moderate
terms, and vii! be thankful % those who may
please to favor him with theft custom.
lime Is.
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CHARLES BENNETT

,TrAS REMOVED to the brick dwelling
III ON Columbus street, few doors south
OF King street where he offers tor sale tho
balance Of his stock OF Goods on the most re-
IIuced terms aud on liberal credit they
consist Of Chintz es and Caliooes, lew tam
boured >and plain Mushns. PINS Sut'ohs'
thread, and cotton Laces and Ed6ings' n!ack
. Lace Viels and Lsces, silk Gtovos and Mit's.
Silk Nankeens, Wool Hats, IS bags Cohee OF
y GOOD Quality. He gives Cash for Tobacco
and Alexandria and Potomac Bank Stock;
June 7. .&tSoOS".
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY, ON the 4th OF last month";
from the subscriber, living in Prince Whhan
county, near Dumfries, Virginia, osask
man, named JEFFERY, % or 80 years DID,
about S feet 2 or 3 inches high-he is shoe
makerby trade, has got a remarkable scar IN
his forehead .occasioned by the kick 'of q
horse, which was trepanned-he was seen
few weeks ago on the road about two mules
from Hay-Market. Whoever secures the SAID
fellow so that get him again, shall receive
the above reward.
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Bryan Hampson. NCo:

bryan 11oA' c,nL
Hsutjsss receiOsdoad e6fr {ar sa s'.,
k4o .hhds. and so barrels first quailty sugar
70 do. sccoHd quality,
10 pipes old London particular maaeEs' $50,
niDes and ; tiercss London marker ana
X euarter casks Malaga WINES,
70 boxes dpt Candies,
= hhds..Ol Jamaica Spirits
\ pipe Osd cognae Brandy
so barrels New England Rnnl,
40 do prime sVsiskey'
40 chest. lmPerial, u...
20 do Young H,son TEAS Of this years
imporsasisa, -, >
~ IESo. she Ssssseass6ea Ele1f ses Dc: "
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Havlnga desire to decline the
business of Store Keeping at Occoquan' we
wish to dispose of the present small Stock OF
GOO d S
on hand, to a person who would be wiling
and more able to keep store we'll assorted
than ourselves, and who would do business on
a scale sufficiently extensive for their interest,"
and to do Justice to so valuable situation.
We will also Sell or Rent,
that valuable and convenient Brick Store
House and Wharf.-The at present occupy, beng
calculated for store and counting room upon
the hrst floor, and for family upon the Sc.
cond floor, with an excellent dry cellar under
the whole building, together with brick
kitchen adjoining. This stand has probably
been equal to any in Virginia for the sale of
both Dry Goods and Groceries; and If the
present growing crops of grain should be
realized equal to its present appearances,
there is no doubt but this stand wilt be equal
to former times, as we propose TO keep up
a constant cash market for wheat, and will
probably buy 70 to 10000 bushels.
EItseot, Campbell 6 Wheeler.
Oecoquan, June D. d
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= Twenty Dollars Reward.

A BSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth Of Seneca, about the 7th OF last
mouth. a man whose name is RALPH, 81
vears of,sge, between black and yellow CO.
ior, nearly feet high, very stout made
yellowish eyes locking heaVy-he mas oa'
little 10 say. His apparel was oznaoufs
shirts, Me- ro cotton overlacket and trow-
sers. 1t IS, likely he has made away vain
them and procured other cloa!hins' "a Tree
negro man BY an.e'Sambo, living on Judge
Wasaington's~ e.ta,e. Mount Vernon' Is nus
fa,her. and it is very probable he is therea-
bout or in Aexandrla, and with little trouble
The above reward viii be given to secure
himxin Washington CRY or alexandra JAIL
Thomas Peter.
n.
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Candies, Rum and Conse.

"a Aoxes mould and dipt Candies
~ hogsheaGs MoIasses s, p,,n,
hhas. West-India ditto.
80 f.om xhe schooner Elizabeth C&p
taia NeweOmbs fresn BOs1"n' ann 'O' o''
'' IOhn G.tadd.
3goe STs>,
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I0(eDh II. Vaudeville,

IOleph II! MdlA1SNiIl| Syp
has jUST RECEIYED 20 FOR ~S.aAE'
10 Sousaeads 81 and eth proofGO West
In iii Spirits ,.,.
30 do. Sugar, various qualities
IL ,ierces New Race.
S hogsheaas Molasses' ..'. 90
DO, GOpperaS'
10. Alum. Nan
a. rGesfS Of Imperial, Young Hyson' ana
Port Madeira, LisbOn' Sherry Malaga
and Catalonia Wines
so barrels HerrinSs, put up with Par'''a-
lar care and salt-peered. c.,. =.
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon oAl'' Se'
July J. ---------===-------
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Safes at NeeGaEc. :
On every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BB SOLD :,
A the Vendue Store, corner OF Frlnce anu
Water streets.
A Hsriss, Of Dry Goods, GrSssT''s, &c g.
Particulars of which viii be expressed IA
,se bills of the day-An kinds OF goods
whieh arc on limitation and the prices OF
-hich are established, can at any time DC
viswsd and purchased at theloWest Limitation
AM prices.
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JAMES M. SEEUART

JAMES M. SEEUART
Has Of, hand and eSsrs for sale,
Imperial, -. 81. /.
Hyson, imported 9th April, ls:o,j
Young Hysen, 10Th June, 1909, II
Hyson Skin ,
: Real Beurdcaux Brandy. by retail
Hollands. Gin, a. few gallons remaining
Coffee in bags, OR by retail, the Rice lsps
green grain
Ill so,
Cheese and Bacon, which he. cansfecon-
mend. $50. ....
Florence Oil in bottles that will hold half
pint more than the generality Of French SAL
lad oil imported into this county. ~ ,..
81 An assortment Of GROCERIES, hy
retail will always besfound in his store.
June IS.
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June IL.
Tb;rtv Dollars Reward

MT -. l..,,.
1y;u n. given for arprche1ding and sccur'
-, pt,,,ro SOLOMON, Wro was seen
I' lug ,bout the SUBURBS of Alexandria this
rnorniHg; he is OF low stature .ooI ~, hro ~n
wears old, AMI had-en an oiu waite nat' ,.,o~r
eort andstriped pantatOons good dea u worn orr
1t is supposed he IS now ia t0"n. n nbo per-
sons are hereby forcwarned iiom 'Aaroof'"s
CT carrying eEfsaid negro. ,
- diff
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Juit Received,
.AED FOR S4LE BY
CHARLES ]. CATLEII.
Is chests imperial, Hyson' x Young
Hyson Teas.
$4,000 lbs prime Green Coaee
90 pipes and S quarter casks LiSO0"
and Iensriffe. Wine,
hogsheads MuscovadO Sugar
1000 lbs Seine T%ine.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so do. Spanish Scgars.
8 barrels Pimento.
October i6. ---
LANDING THIS DAY,
From on boar9 Me, s&IP Ahn'i'0' and j''
saI- 34 the Egdscnibsr,
80 hhds. A,nscoy ,4 ;. SUGAR.
PRIME GREEN COFFEE
7acob Morgan, |
fuckers wharf
Ar Who uiH give C45k for GOOD
W. y. ho<shead a"I bHrrsLS1AVHSS'
N.y l.
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Ten Dollars Reward
June o..

Ten Dollars Reward.
r.. OST last evening, between 4 and 6
IL O'Clock, somewhere about MIR. Brook
i a iir, or on the road from Alexandra to
Washington Bridge, small RED MO-
ROCCO PURSE, very much worn, contain
ing 8 $50: Consisting of Two notes Of 40 dolls.
On tie Ban! Of Alexandria, or 4 of2o dolls
on the Bank of Potomac, the remainder were
10 dollar notes of The alexandria and Poto-
mac Banks, except two, one Of which was Of
the Bank of Columbia, and the other OF The
Union Bank of George Town,
Any person delivering the same TO Mr.,
Brook t the City Tavern, Mr.. Cheshire, at the.
Washington Bridge, or to the subscriber IN
the City of Washington. shall receive the
above reward, and no questions asked.
VIM. Dudley Dlggs.
June 20. GOT
JUST RECEIVED,
pipes Northern Gin, fist quality.
40 barrels Russeting Apples.
- For sale by
John G. Laid.
Nav IS.
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Luke Cannon.
June 2&-27.

June 2&-27. d6tlaWot
~ Mr.. M'Intire, of Leesburg, and Mir.
Taompyon, Of Frederick-Town, arc request.
ed to insert the above advertisement twelve
times in their respective papers, and send
their accounts to this Office for payment.
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THE Treasurer 'haSing made the calcula-
tons of interest due the Stockholders in che
! Little River Turnpike Company, agreeable
TO resolution made at meeting of the
Stockholders on the 4th December, 1909,
whereby it appears thai the amount Of int
rest il 1874 dollars, and that the nett a.
mount Of tolls 20 the 6rst of January, 1910,
ia 1850 dollars--It is therefore Resolved,
that the sum of eigSty cents in each dollar
az interest as aforesaid, be paid in stock, to
,,he Sfoekhoaders ortheirs legal representa-
ives agreeably to the saitl resslusioa. 4eg
5es g. jonah Thcmpfon, III.
Little River Turnpike Gonfpsay.
April e. saMsg