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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22
Feb. 10.


AND For SALE.-On .JndAy the Is
- OF April next, being Gloucester court day,
before the dor of said court house, will be. Of
fered for sale to the highest bidder if not sold
previous 20 that day That valuable plantation
formerly owned by Captain Richard Walters L
lying in the lo~cr part Of Gloucester county,
near the he ad OF Sarrs Greek, and on the m ain
road leading 10 Matthew's the situation & quail
Ity of the land is well known in the neighbor-
hood. It's for the information of strangers e.
lone, that am induced to say it is not inferior
20 any tact OF land OF its size in that part the
county the quantity OF which as appears from
tat last conveyance is 365 acres, all of which lies
extremely level here are about 200 sores of II
cleared, and in good order for cultivation the ba
imcc covered with growth OF oak and pine tim
Der any farther description OF tiic place is unne-
<cssafy, rs suppose any person disposed to
purchase, will view the land first Il will be
81 'wn by applying to Mrs. L. Hall who lives ON
10" plantation, and terms made known by apply
~, 70 ne IA Williamsburg.
Jan. % o.
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nNE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE.
~ On Thursday, the l4th day of March next,
at the plantation in Brunswick, generally known
as Taliaferros quarter, (nesr FIELDS mill, and
nearly between Lew Jsnes' and Birch's brdges)
some of the heirs of the late COL Richard TaIia-
ferro, will offer for sale, for ready money, about
100 likely Negroes-among them are many ex-
csent field hands.
February 5 ..'~ ids
DOKT WINE.-The subscribers have for
L sale, a few of superior quality PoRT
WINE. TOMPKINS G. MURRAY
December 81. IF
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q AND FOR SALE-By VDtu ofa de.
u II cree Of the county court Of Louisa, zuiH be
&old ON the pyem,seS, on t1ueive months credit on
Hte25d day OF MGreh next, Il tract ofEGnd iying
IN the county Of Louisa, Hayriss creek, near
LoaiSN couTf house, said to contain about nine
hnndyed acres, belonging to the estate of MAJ.
Thomas johnson, decd
This land 10 yell tntbeyed, and has on il an
eace!lent niiif-seat Bond with dPpyoved security
sgiH be required If the Purchaser, with deed Of
crust upon tie land 10 secure he payment, by
TIE OMMISSIONERS.
. Feb. 19. w4wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22
MR.. DUBUISSON,
DENTIST, FROM PHILADELPHIA,

DEN 10 I, FNO VI FffILADELPHIh,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
~ he viii reside few days in the City of
Richmond, at the Eagle Tavern, where he will
BE happy to receive the commands of those
who nsy please TO favor him with their pa
ronage. ..t
re cleans, separates, files, plugs and ex-
tracts teeth; sets straight those inclined in any
direction, makes and places artificial ones,
whole set sets with such care & attention, that
khey seem natursl-he transplants natural teeth,
and likewise cures all diseases of the gums,
even the fstula, and restores them to their
wonted elasticity.
He will. if desired, attend the commands
Of ladies and gentlemen at their houses.
N. B. MIR. d. will be in this eity on Monday
next.
February Is. St
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February 10.

Z II Louisa County Court, J .nuary ID, 1911.
3 Thomas Stubbs, flaintf)
acknowledgements Harris and In Chancery.
Joseph Shelton, Detendants.)
The defendant, Lanceiot Harris, not having
entered his appearance and given security &C
cording to the act of Assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court, that he is not inhabitant OF this
state On the motion of the plaintiff by his
council, IT is ordered, That the said defendant
Lancelot H uris, do appear here on The second
Monday in April next and answer the plaintiffs
bill, and that copy of this order be forthwith
ipS4rted in one of the newspapers printed in
tine city # Richmond! for eight weeks success
svely, and posted at the front door of this
county on some court day.
d Copy TeSte,
JOHN POINDEZTER, Clerk.
February 10. w8w
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; or Published by Thomas Richie, nearly op-
bosife the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
IT CONDITIO MS Five dollars a year, TO
be paid annually in advunce. Those spho wish TO
be considered annual subscribers, must hereafter
aesi :I,e it the time Of subscribing, otherwise
their papers vVN be discontinued at the expiration
Of the first rccr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22

TIME subscriber has settled in the town of
Smithfeld, Isle of Wight county.-He will
.sontinue to practice LAW, in the Superior and
Inferior Courts, held in the counties of Surry,
Southampton, Isle OF Wight and Nansemond,
and in the Chancery District Court of Williams
aurg.
BART d HENLEY.
February 10 w4w
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grounded, will turn out altogether void Of
good faith, and that therefore, the risk "
ShithffnS goods from This country will be pe-
ry much diminished, as to any ultimate de-
cision OF your government in confisS ating
them.
ave wish we could give you any infor-
nation as to the intention of our ministers,
IN consequence ofthe Presidents proclama
ton; but their situation is at present 90 cri-
teal, (having been two or three times in a
minority IN both houses) that they will not
determine on any thing When we make
application to them, they desire us to bring
them actual hroof of the repeal of the
French DEGREES, in the first instance which
at present we believe it is not possible TO do.
.'Ihe settlement of the Regency will pro-
badly give decit ID tone to the measures Of
this country. and by the time that business
is settled the real intention of the French
government will become more apparent but
till that settlement takes place, we appre-
bend the state OF things in this country will
not undergo any material alteration"
we understand his majesty has, during
the last TWO or three days, been sufficiently
recovered TO walk % the apar ment, adion
ing his bed-chamber but the removal to
theq cen, palace will not take place for
fortnight.
Preparations, we understand, are making
for the Prince of Wales, when appointed re-
gen, going in state 10 open the sessions OF
pail t,psn, Inc board OF works issued or
ders TO- this purpose few days since; and
every rxcrtion is making to complete the
grand entrance To the House of Lords, set "a
part fr his majesty. The inclemency IF the
W her will prevent the woi kmen rom pro-
ceeding in the open air; but the stone work
IS preparing at Ptmiico.
In the tremendous gale of Friday night,
from the N r not fewer than 20 all fish
ing and nther vesses, were lost at Graves
end, and other parts of the river.
Dutch papers TO the LIST Instant, mention
that he name OF Gen. Sarrazin had been
struck out OF The Legion Of Honor.
Report adds, that whatever restrictions
may be proposed by Ministers on the Pow
ers of he Kcgent, will be accon panied with
deciara ion ihat they are intended to Cease
at "A Certain time, when he whole of the
kinglv powers was To be vested il His Roy al
II shness subject always to its resumption by
his majesty, # 1t shall please Heaven to res
tore him to his people
RUSSIA.
| The letters from Petersburg mention, tn {
all ships under the flag OF the Uuited State ;,
which nave been Sequestrat d, and which
are under the distinction of 'reneriffe ships,
shall have heir cargoes sold and The sale
actually commenced at Rig. On he 9Th De-
cember.
The letters from Ken ngsberg are of the
2ls; of Dec. and speak II he prob 40 lity of
war between Russia iad France. Those
r IN Z penhag n mentor, with m ch a.
rn, a prJec tor he connection DEN
MARK TO SWEDEN, to watch ii il sup
posed ne king Of The former will give no
opposition.
An article from Naples. of the 27t,- NV
observes, that the English have ,hippeG OF
part of their force from Sicily, destine d
for Portugal.
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THO ROUGH BRED HORSES, MARES
COL sG< Ell LIES EQR

IHOROUGH BRED HORSES, MARES,
COLTSG- FIJI LIES FOR SALE
WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder,
wv Tor Cash, at Hanover Court House, on
Wednesday, the 27,h inst. (Fe0ruary) being
Court Gay, several Stud Horses, Mares, Colts
and EiiiieS- Among them the famous run
sl:ng Horses TOM rUFF and SIR SYDNEY
the famous mare NETTLETOP-and seve-
raj Colts aud Fiilies-the pcdgfees of each will
Dc made known ON the day OF Sale
JAMES FOX
ALso-A very likely light complv xioned
NEGRO GIRL, about II years old, who is
all excellent seamstrsss.
IF
February 10. tbs
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The bill respecting the Land Offices at
Ma hviiie and Canton, was read Sd li,n,. 81
passed.
Ihe amendments OF the House of Re.
representatives. to the bill Incorporating the
Banks OF Washington, Potomac and Far.
mer's Bank OF Alexandra were agreed To.
The amendments to the bill Incorporating
the Union Bank of Georgetown were takea
up; bur, ON motion of MIR. Brent, referred
to a committee. Messrs. Brcnt. Pope and
Crawford are the Committee.
BANK OF THE u. S..
LIE Senate resumed tie consideration
on the OIL respecting the Bank OF the U.
States.
The motion TO strike ont the first section
still under consideration
Mr. Leib spoke in favor of it, & Mr.. Loud
ag ainstit.
When the Senate adjourned.
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nRY GOODS.-BENJlM MIN XIII BALI,
~ Has JUST received 43 packages seusona6ie
DIRT GOODS, sShich, With his former stock,
males extensive assortment, and pphich he will
sell at such prices SpiH be seH gvoyth the arten-
tion Of purchasers.
Those suho are not acquainted with his mode OF
doing business, informed, that he neoer asks
price To fall" 4 liberal deductions from, retai!
prices made to those ssho purchase By wholesale,
ther for cash, Country produce, or acceptances in
tosv1.
January II. p3m
rE>HIRTY DOLLARS REWARU-For
delivering to me, GEORGE, a negro man.
S0ho belongs to fhe estate of COL Dudley Richard-
son. deceased. IF fumes CITY county, he has been
hired in the city of Richmond, for seperai years
past, and elebed from the service of Mr. ones d.
lem in sse sand city, about the first of July ias,
George is a6out tspenty years of age FIJI faced
and of tfsuney complexion, about s feet inches
high his norher lives in Hanover Town. with Mr.
.fOhn c Geday, in which neigh6orhood 1T is pro6a-
bic he 4iay be concealed The a6ove rezrard vp,i!
be paid any person. delivering the said negro to
me; Is dollars for securing him gaoI so that
I get him again
ARCHER HAWKINS,
. Adn,'r. of Dudley Richardson, decd
January 90. sr6ruN
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N. b. My Tenement, near DR.. Foushees
Garden, is still for rent-terIns will be made mo
derate 10 a careful tenant F. II
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NHE subscriber has Just received from Eu
L rope. and for sale at his GLASS c, CHI
M STORE, first door above the Eagle Tavern,
Early York and Sugar Loaf Cabbage Seed, TO.
gether with a general assortment of Garden
Seed, various kinds OF early Rareripe Corn, Red
and White Clover and Timothy Seed ali OF
which he warrants to be fresh. -:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-01
BOSTON, february 90.
FROM PCRTUG6L.

w Rave accounts direct from Lisbon to
!, cor December. The armies had not
ID aoy important movemrnt slnce the
sm-r dates. A French party had been
..,snwsd in an attempt TO take Combra
aid Opofto.
The accounts from Spain are to nearly
,br .sG1r dates. Nothing bu, a partlz IN
warfare was carried on, and that appeared
On ,.U?uisb N most parts of the peninsula.
Nh,,her rh- inaction was tho effect OF the
s.,.os, OF the zcar dogs We're tired OF car
mage, is not stated.
Cap,aia Jones, Of the brig Norton, from
Havanna, informs, that, n. 3. oft Mari
naiIo r. sf, he was boarded from French
private brig of ID guns Undoubtedly the
sane which captured the Canton) which
took from the Norton hogshead OF water,
and all the fowls, refusing 10 leave any OF
the latter, although captam was extreme
" sick. The boats crew were principally
Americans The same privateef, Ave days
afterwards, boarded The schooner -----,
Rscrmond, from New Orleans Tor Boston,
and took hogshead Of water from her,
informing that she was cruising for Spanish
vessels from HAVANA for England, with
monry.
Mr.. Lamson, mate of the Wells Of Bos =.
ton, condemnrd and sold at BAyonne, has
arrived in town. H left Bavonne Dec.
so, when tsere was an armam Mt Of seven
or eight vessels fitting out tor the Isle Of
France. 20 carry troops and military stores
Among 'hs vssseIs were several OF the
Americans lately sold. A short time be
fore sailing, the priva,eer ship Grand De-
cidr, OF "a guns, arrjv,d there from 4
cruise, and reported having captured Ave
Engiis' vessels, among which was rich
h.'nr~"rd bound ladl<ma7; oone Of the
pnz 5 wrrs known to have arrived.
L9H919, December I+.--Tae cas-, OF the
Fux, iium Boston for + a. c. i. again post
pcued ih~ Siosh fIom New York for ST.
Scuastians IS cord mned.
HaoannG, jannary % Markets good.
Cheese allowed 70 b. iaHdvc. after having
ben inspected aud hrand, Il No apnre.
fcr.sions OF n" seiZIs, of American yes.
IS IN consequence OF the occupation of
Wcsl Florida by the American govern.
mont.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-01

WEDNESDAY,, February q.
A,12 o'clock Mr.. Ghakroa rose in favor
Of the non-in,ercourse bill: he continued
till half past one.
Mr.. Pearson then commenced speech
which was flushed at quarter pas. A.
when the house adiourn"d till o'clock.
At o'clock, FIR. Raad,!9h moved a
pos,pouement till tomorrow, and urged
sevsral reasons for the pos,pon,mrnt.
Mr.. Etbes objected. Mr.. Randolph re-
Piled Mr.. Eppes called Mr.. r. to order,
but when requested to reduce to wiring
the words supposed disorderIy he said he
scorned to do it. Mr. RandoI ph was abnut
to speak again, when, having spoke twice,
it was objected H. then varied his mo-
ton to Friday. for the purpose Of speaking
This motion was lost, IS 20 es. The ayes
and noes were taken on postponine I'll! to-
morrow-Ayes ID, Noes ~.
Mr.. Pitkin resumed his motion for a.
meudment in favor of vessels from British
ports in the Yves, Indies, speaking a, lrng,h
in favor OF them. AYES 40, noes SIS.
Mr.. Potter aud Mr.. Shnyes resumed
their amendments which were lost. Mr..
Sturses's 80 10 &c, Mr.. Potter's SIS to
&c.
Several Other amendments were pro2os.
ed by Mr.. Pnkin and lost.
The precious question was called for
The speaker decided that this question &C :
cording to precedent Of the house might
Be debated. An appeal wss made from his
decision, and the speakers decision re.
rersrd IS TO 66.
Mr.. dhco1 spoke against the bill about
O'Clock.
Mr.. Lyon called for the reading OF the
section revived. This was refused.
The bill at length passed to third read
ing. The engrossed bill being at hasd 'as
House immediately took it up.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-01
CHARLESTON, Feb. IS.

Arrived, French pr;vatrer schooner La
Vengeance, Cap. Dominique Deron, with
5 valuable cargo OF English, Spanish and
tiia Goods which she has p!undered from
Gdf rent vessels that she has captured Snd
afterwards destroyed We were on board
Gu, corsair when she Came up, but could
l-srn thing mos than tina. she was com.
m,ssioned at Guadaloupe, had been on a
bag cruis-. and was last from the Baize,
wF,e she had pat 10 for 1Oafer, SIC. sc.
ana from whence she sailed about month
,inrr. We also learnt, from Il person on
Aiard this privatrer tt,at ,hey had two days
.Hcr spoken S. hoon-r, 9 days from Ha-
e.nna bnuad TO Georgetown, who inform
ii ,hrm that vessel had arrived a. Ha.
sanu. from Gao L, with Intelligence tina, a
bWish solaGrnu had arrived at CsdiZ,
aw,ng Oh beard $4,000 troops.-l DOubt-
al
American schooner Elizabeth, Captain
h"s, Is days from Gonaives. St. Do
"ago, with a full cargo Of coffee, con-
tsGed tp'a Frenchmaa ON board. This IS
D. same vessel which VIC mentioned some
ErHe since, as ha,rug sailed from this port
""'-r such suspicious circumstances as
'drrrd it highly probable she was intend.
81 i"r privaterr. She has now returned,
I'd established, no d.Uht, her innocence
III IN, lucorrcctness of our iRfarmarion.-
ne" We board Il this vessel YESTERDAY we
~dd not learn her psssage, &c without
'nf Of an interpreter Ghcrc not being
III 4lm,rican ON 6cayd This circumstance
H." OF hrr connns in, IN company with
aouve Frcnth privateer, might induce
me prejudced minds still TO doubt.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-01
Valuable Land for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, great bargain, OF, ere.
dit OF 6, % and ls months, for approved
bosds notes, at the coffee house in Alex:
andri:, On THURSDAY, the of April
next, L fair if rot, the next fir day;
4 TRACT OF LAND, lying on the
N north side OF Occoquan, and bounded
tnsrcwih, d slant about three miles frt m FL
liz otis mis-, containing about $40 acres, of
which about so acres are cleared and under
fence, ard has comfortable dwelling and
other hoGscs thereon. sorle fruit trees, and q
never falling spring of waier--tbe remainder
Of the I%nd is covered with wood, ana will al.
ford quantity of slip ana whalf timber:
On this place is erected a saw mill, for
which. we a,e told, there is an excellent 81:
tust'on, would lie productive establishment,
and tie immense Guanti., OF fire wood SO near
20 navigation, will render this land specuia-
ton of some magnitude to The purchaser.
William NewtU.
Ohm Muncaster,
Samuel Dunlap,
Attorney in fact Tor Janss Dunlat:
February 20 lawts
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Msraubrta Daslg Gasstt,.
FRIDAY, MARCH |.
Estraet from Ualsh's Rfyicu.

<'etTQtt J'oW W dtSHS NfUtCT.
SINCE Their there are +" no obligations
written in the heart'-no principles of fear
which could restrain France hereafter from
violating her engagements with the United
States, we must depend upon her sense of in
terest alone, the sole spring, as it is some
times contended, ofthe actions Of all COVER
ments. Butwho isit that will affirm that six
months or year hence FraAce will deem it
her interest to be at peace with the United
States Are We quite certain shat her COVER
ment Notwithstanding its present declarations,
does not mean to wage a systematic war on
commerce in every quarter of the globe Is
II probable that BoNAPARTE will consider it
as his interest to foster the political institu-
tons of the United States? Or rather does not
every argument which analogy or fact can
furnish lead to an opposite conclusion There
are we think the most irresistible proofs to be
dcduced from both, which show that it Will ne
We? fall within " the views of his policy to
promote the trade, to increase the power, or
even to tolers tie the Constitution of this coun-
tGy. If We were to admit that it would re-
main the obvious interest of France to culti-
vate and Preserve our ricndship, there are
circumstances in the relative positions of the
tive nations, which would render the eon,ipu
ance OF good understanding between us at all
times extremely doubtful" We trust too
much," Us Mr. BURKE, so the interests
OF men as guarantees of their engagements.
Ihs interests frequently tear to pieces the
engagements and we Passions ,rample upon
both" The. Assions Of the French govern
ment are dominion -hos.:ie intrigue-niitary
slory--contemht Of trade and tredcrs land
these Passions svX inevitably smother its true
interest "ana ramhie uhon its most s,lemn
engGgcmcnts."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-01

On the question, shall the bill pass:-
Mr.. Raadeiph asked-Am l not at libcr.
~ to show reasons why the bill should
not pass
Mr.. Speaker. The House have decided
that you are noi.
The bill shortly after was passsd--64 20
H..
Several other motions were made, and
amendments proposed.
The House adjourned till 1 o'clock,
Thursday.
Joel Barlow, Esq. has been appointed
by the President of the United States, BY
and with the advice and cons Mt Of the Sc.
nate, minister Plenipoteutiary and Envoy
Extraordinary to France, Vice General
Armstrong resigned. Nat. Intel. FEB. 60
From the QUEBEC CAzETrE-Feb. z.
Extract of letter from Cdspe, dated De-
cembcr 30.
"Cn the 29th Nov. the Ca,iiot Hope,
Henderson, from London to Quebec with
valuable cargo (,he master says ESQ ,OOO)
put into this harbor aud is laid Up for the
winter, under my charge as to her supplies.
Much about the same Time the brig Crosby,
Macgaw, with lumber from QUEBEC to Bel.
last and Liverpool, bore away for this har-
Dor, from having sprung a leak and she
too winters with US. The fall has been un-
commonly boisterous. In a viocct tenn
pest on the Sd of Nov. and within few
miles OF my residence, large ship appa-
tenty in ballast, consequently bousd to
Quebec, WAS dashed 10 pieces against our
uamerciful Cliffs, and rot living person
escaped. The whole werE literally crushed
to atoms, and the on!y msmento left Us of
the shocking catastrophe, is collected from
the fragments Of the boat, in the words,
q" Isabella, Peter Johnson"
On Monday last two canoes, iondcd with
produce brought from tbs United STATES,
were crushed to pieces bv the ice and lost
in passing the river from Point Levi. The
people in the canoes escaped from the ice.
This is The first accident of the kind which
has been heard Of tor upwards of twenty
years. Indeed i; is very rare thar any &C.
cident happens IN crossing the river in the
Water.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-01

Arrived, big Martha, Dye, Lisbon.
List eesse!s LIFT at L'sbon the first q De,
CENTER:
Ship Rose-in. Bloom, Of and for Phila.
deiphia, to sa! in five days; brig Ann,
Speak,, of and for Georgetown, in days /;
brig Amelia, of Boston, uncertain; brig
Happy Couple, Craig, Of and for Balti
more, in s days; ship Sciota, Franklin, of
and for Baltimore, in days ship Pocahon
ias, Of and for New YORK, 10 S DAYS.
o. the 9Th Of D cember, information
reached Lisbon that Massena had got a
reinforcement of 10000 troops but it WAS
generally believed that his reinforcement
was $4,000. The arrival of this news
caused considerable alarm, SO much so that
the British were landing all the assistance
they could to defend their garrisons.
January %. in lat. Fl, 40, sPok> the brig
Mllburn, of Philadelphia, bound to Mon
tevideo, Dor. up for the West-lndies in
distress, leaky and losing her sheathlng.-
Feb. ~ 1, spoke the brig Mentor, OF and
bound TO New York, from Cadlz, out IS
days, in lat. %, long S. w.
Arrived, ship John Andrew +. Dyer, from
London. in 100 d,ys In long. 60, to 'al'
II, n. spoke ship Six Sisters, from New.
York, bound to Jamaica, out days. Long.
o5. w. lat. 81, g., n. spoke schooner A.
genera, from Wilmington, North Carolina,
bound to Dublin. out Z days. IN long. a.
w, Int 81 IL n. spoke brig Lovely UNI
". from the Havana bound to New Haven,
out IL days
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Bun MiA-Stone M~nufaao,y.
ne Subscriber informs the

'Ic that he has received supply OF Burr
KS Urd iatrnds 10 rccommchCe the m2k-
Hurr Ntll-alOncs at his late dwelling
''!'N street, between King an Ca!ncron
''@, about the first Of March "rext, whe
an supply Eurr Stones Of any dimensions
max ne ordered. He h2. also good as
'ncAt ct So'ting Cloths, which Can be had
PNIlng 10 Joseph Deem or at the Manu-.
y Any person Nishiug to engage
= before the FIST of March will please
10 Joseph Dean.
h.. Benjamin Brown.
'eccnhsr II. 2aw
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ORPHANS CCUR r.

Alrxandria County, Feb. Term, 1911.
ORDERED, That the administrator of Jacob
Simmer, deceased, do insert the folio ing
four weeks in the Alexandra Daily Ga
zette.
Test.