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THIRTY DOLLARS REwARp. = Runanay from ihe
z Subscriber about ten weeks ago, negro man ADAM
From circumstances, have strong reasons to
suspect he has obtained free pass IL is very probable
that he Is lurking In CulpepeT county ffom which he
originally brought. Adam is about 90 years old ,
dark complexion, slightly inclined 10 yeow--six feet
high perhaps lille more spare form thin vsage
and more than commonly active for bis see The aaovs
reward will be given for bis delivery the county
Of Bedford Ten DoitdtS for securing him in any
jail, so That recover him. THO: EVERITTE.
Jan. IA. 77..u
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JAMES SHlPBERD, r...,a..

NoriCE.-All persons indebted to the estate OF the
- late JOHN LESLIE, dec are requested TO snake
Immediate payment; and all who have claims against
the said estate are desired present the the
subscriber the counting the late John Less
lie. JAMES SCOTT Ex'er
Jan. %. s3..n Of JOHN Leslie dec.
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STATE LEGISLATI1RE

NEW ORLEANS, jan. o. 1.-The Senate yester
day. formed quorum, and proceeded to the
n Merriam was elected President by the fol.
lowing vote:
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q AND FOR SALE will sell privately The tract Of
~ Land on which reside, in the county of Louise
near faHceyviiie, containing between GEO anu 700
acres, large proportion of it vety valuable grounds
and but few farms IN The same section of country OF
equal value The local situation this estate highly
recommends H. being in The OF wealthy aud res
pectahle neghboFhood. and convenient TO tile markets.
of kichmond and Fredericksburg. This land will he
SOLD ON such credit as 10 suit almost any person that
may wish 20 purchase. Any person desros OF purcka
ing, is invited to view tie land TABirHi SMITH.
JAMS. 73..ts,r
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NOr!CE.-I wish to sell my tract OF LAND Iyluy IN
Powhatan, about six miles below the coir thouse
on tue main road leading ts Richmond, contain iig
ABOUT three hundred acres, aud known by the name of
tne Ffdt hock description of the land is deemed
unnecessary, as those wishing to buy viii first view the
land. Any proposals made and dirested TO me at
Lynchbhrg, will be attended to.
IL The above land De not sold before the Sd Wednes.
day t' hdrsA neat, 1t will that day be offered at
public austion at Powhatan Courthouse being court
day. ROREEr HAWKINS
Bedford, Feb. G. ~ I'D,
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me following gentlemen were elected de
feetorsfor the Branch Bank in Washington for
'ne ensuing year: 1Cty Gaz.
George Graham, William Brent.
nomas biumoe, Thomas Il. Tucker,
Joh,I Iaylse, E.W. DuvalI.
Richard Cuts, Joseph Gales. Jr.
III. Foxall,
John Peter, of Georpetown
Richard Parrot,
George Taylor, 2 e,,
Newton Eeene OF AieHdHufla.
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= a meeting of the Beard of Directors of the
Bank OF The United States, Oh the 25th dav
OF January, 1918, JAMES G.. FISHER, Esq. was
duly elected President thereof
And alta inrther meeting on the 9th, the fol.
lowing e9.t'emen were elected Directors
of the = ice of Discount and Deposit ar
Norfolk, vIz.
George Newton, Moses MYERS.
GhaFies IL: Mallory, William Dickson,
john southgste, Robert T.. Steed.
Charles II. Smith, George Mcintosh,
James ihoiburn, Stephen Wright,
William Taylor Thomas b. SEYMOUR
Edware Frith,. Nelc members
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

I.NLoRENCe COMMISSION BoUSE.-JscksoH, ~
~ KiHffy SoHfhuerth, have a warehouse at Flo.
renee at The head Of navigation the Tennessee river
ready Ter The reception % aud such other ari-
Giles, domestic and foreign. may be consigned them
Tkey will purchase coten aud tobacco, and sell dry
goods and groceries salt aud provisions mission,
fog those Hho may favor them with their custom.
N. b. Salt is very much wanted at present.
Florence, Dec. 10. ..6m
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MottCE-i do hereby fofewarn all persons from
y putting on board of my boats any back loading as
wiiinot be responsible for any damages.
req. D. s7..3ts LAIN D. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

ryNEH DOLLARS REwAR y. --Rsnaway from John T
y Anderson OF Buckingham county sometime IN
the year. he IL about ~ years old about5 feet
inches high toeTably stout made, thick lips, small
the left side Of bis st: also bis breast
somewhat like blister. u Is probable he isabout Lynch
burg or Richmond, working IN boats passing from
oBe place 10 the other,..I will pay the above reward
With all reasonable charges, for experimenting and de-
vefiBg said slave 10 me, for his safe lodemsnt in
any Jail so that get him again. DANIEL BROWN.
Cumberland Jan. 10. 79..f2Jsts
IHE subscribers have qualified az executors Of the
Il late Mr.. .J1Hfs Henderson, ~ WiiaInsbnrg......
They request all persons having claims against estate
TO make them known to VIM. Browne, attorney, vii.
Harrisburg and those indebted TO make speedy paymen
to either Of the executors.
~. BROWNE, p-,
Jas. ". 15..wsw' ALBXR BROWNE. I '''
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I AND FOR SAEB.-The whole Of the lands OF David
H Ross dec. in the counties OF Campbell & Fuyanna
are now in The mark et1he Campbell lands may he
contracted for with Mr.. Jahn Lynch Of Lynchbnrg..
Those in elusanna (incnaiBg Number OF lots In the
town Of COlunDia) with Mr.. George Holman OF that
county.
considerable properties Of the CAMPBELL lands. and
all the Fnysnna lands, ROT before disposed Of wilt be
sold al auction in the month Of February NEXT he
Of public sale will be onefourh cash the residue
in three equal annual payments. The particular tracts
to be sold publicly, with the DAYS aud places OF se
will be duly advertsed.-The lands IN Campbell com,
prise very large body which has cultivated
lyiss generally betSeen ard Twelve miles from
LynchbuTg, and betGeen half mile six miles from
James river. No place L.. the state is neeyed to he
more healthy and from It's situation The heart Of an
improving and nourisiiug county, within one or two
hours ride o. Inc thriving town of Lyme abufg, would
afford many agreeable summer retseas for families IN
the lower country There also naBy pieces good
wheat and tobacco land, aud an excellent stand for
tavern, Of the best springs below the noun
tains. THOMAS r. BouLDIN, ex'or Of ID. Ross
Jan. S. 73..tf
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SPANISH HiDEs,-we shall receive IN few days
- 5000 very prime Buen0s AyTes OK HIDES-which
WILDE sold on reasonable terms, AZ our store.
Des.2e. T0..u hAlSToN y PisEASANTS.
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WANTED iMMEDIArELY-At NewImgtou Auade
w my, Gloucester county, n YOUNG MAN. well
qualified to leach, correctly, English GRAMMAR gee
graphy with the use Of Ike globes and The elements u
eeometyFor particulars, we refer them to Col John
Lewis, or Edward u. S. Cary, Legislature.
Jan. 10. 10. III ThF TRUSTEES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

IN Wednesday, the I'D Dec. last the subscriber dis.
~ patched MATTHEW BRANCH, then acting as
miller at Royaton Mills, with two ettersIhe adj
dressed 10 BENJAMIN Hatcher, Esq of Manchester
efng five hundred and i!iy dollars in bank bills the
other To Col Wilson c. Nicholas, Richmond, covering
a bianh note for i've hundred dolars-The to Col
Nicholas was devered the other was not and Branch
mas not since returned-He was in Richmond the
Thursday and Friday following since which time be
mas moi Deen heard from. Circumstances render Ia
probable that he has piuneed The contents of the
ter, aad is gone of to Kentucky.
Branch Is slim, we'll formed man. nearly six feet
high ofa faii complexion light hair, grey eyes which
nave reddish cast round the edges of the whites his
nose is somewhat crooked, which will he plainly per
ceivefi upon close examination he has smiling coun.
ehanre and white teeth these he exposes when speak
ing He IS quite saTulous aud would be apt TO aeect
himself If judic,ousiy questioned. He rode slim
paek horse, or years Did about feet inches
hsh has remarkable spot his left flank little
or no bar Oh u, which appears TO he the effect of
scaid no white about him is recollected lie PAGES
when Toce is dun without spurs and when threatened
with The whip, win recede the stroke sdewise
rather than go on directly forward when rode with
spurs PAGES remarkably well.
Inc subscriber will give FIFTY DOLLARS reward
or the apprehension and convctlsH OF the thief and
I~enty Dotrs for returning the horse with ali rea-
sonabie expenses. WM r. f3iIEs
Wigwam, (Amelia conniy,) Jan. rs. sl..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

NoTiCE.-AH persons indebted the estate Of the
i late DR.. THOMAS TAYLOR, dec. of Halifax CO.
va. aFefequested to make immediate payment no
iufther Indulgence can be given aud those having
claims against said estate will apply before the
hrsf day of May next aboutIo settle up finally
hr hInuyhi after hat linz
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Omc Hundred Dollars R1mard-

- ANYWAY on the 22d of December last from the
~ subscriber, living in The upper end Goochlamd
county, near Columbia, negro man named JOHN,
comuony called john I6nHer-of light complex oi,,
somewhat approaching that nj darn niuatte about
40 years OF age; by profession tanner and
about ieet or inches HIGH made, and rather
Inclined to be tat has full round face his
tween his eyes is very hat has an engaging counie
ahce wheh spoken to- aud answers questions adroity
u Is presunabe he has procured free papers and may
ca'i himself CHARLES Barnett aud will endsavor get
passage on board oil vessel for the northern states
wui give the above reward IL taken without this state
anu Fyfy Dotiars fwhn this state for securing him
ia any jail, aud giving notice thereof that gel
INN again. GEO: W. M'LEIN :
Fsb. q. or ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

TUE LETTER BAG the ship George EydsAingfoN
q Capt. Alien, for London, is up at The Merchants
Coffee House, from whence il will be taken away OF
" Wednesday morning, tie I7th inst. at 9 A. NJ.
Feb. 4. If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

NoTIcE.-Ail persons having claims against The
" estate of tise tate Col. THOMAS BRANCH, dec.
are requested to biug them forward for settlement
ana those indebted said requested to make
immediate inenr, indulgence cannot he given.
MARY BRANCH, Am'x.
IDestcrtIeld, Jan. 49,
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LYNCHBuRG MARRIE.

THE put their Marble Nil IN one
ration, ale prepared to with skill and dis
paleh orders Tor chimney NANTES, hearths, steps,
tombstones, stills, Sc &C. The mill Is situated on the
bank OF James river orders therefore from Richmond
Peersburgan Norfolk, can be filled al little expence Of
freight
This, iris believed. is the first aud only establishment
OF the kna IN virginia aud as the citizens have now
an opportunity offurnshing themselves with these use
fui ndofnamenai articles of qualify the produc
lion ofther own state, The preprieors cannot but i
dnge hope thai they viii meet liberal encouragement
pS. Quarrier who can come we'll recommend
will receive liberal wages
Saasaet Christopher s. Jordan 4f,fhony.
Lyncnonte, sept. ~. t 12..ts
I1oR LEASE for term of Years from the Isl OF
n May neNt, those valuable M ERcHANr MILL S call.
the GUY of Richmond on the bank Of James river from
whcn they are most abundantiy supplied with water
at all seasons OF The year. The situation ofthese mills
CONSIDER superior TO any ever saw. The facility Of
transporting ny water the wheat crops which gov
and below the iais 10 The mill DOORS together with the
opportunity OF purchasing the wheat which Is brot by
aid HON the south side OF the fiyer ensure to any
capitalist disposed TO embark in the of
hout al, me aovanages IN point of grain and 5iiiing
power which can be dVesseis draw ny len feet
OF water eau lay at the wharf about tive Yards
rom the mills, from which the iour is shpred 10 n TO-
reign marset. These mills have hitherto been in tbe
occupancy oil messIs Myers, Marx Co.-i preferred,
wonlu dispose The above mills terms advanta.
geouS 10 tue purcbaser.-lhe.e many mill sites at
ached 10 then with water Sufficient supply all the
machinery which ma. be ereetes thereon.
Should not meet with purchaser of this valuable
property before The irst of May next shall then be
read, 10 lease, inr Term of years. the mill sites with
any quantity Of water that may be required.
Z. c. MAYO.
II 7,.e Editors Of The Baltimore Ancrican ard
i'htadetha Democrats Press, sriU please to insert
me dbo1e advertisement for tao Ueeks Ia their res.
Pect.oe pspers, and jorrrGrd their 6is 10 e. q. III.
Feb 2. s5..tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-11

tNHE copdfiheisbip heretofore existing upder the
Il firm OF James N'hHdJe s. 20. was dissolved on
The LIST Install persons having claims against th,
late concern, will call on DuUdE jRiid0e Tor pay
ient; aud those indebted will please make payment
10 them. JAMES M'KlLDCE
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4 AR- FREDERICK wEEDON-Adm'orw with the will
- annexed OF Benjamin Marrabie, who was acting
e1oT oi Jonathan L,ai dec. in ihe Alabama territory
sfease 10 tahe notice, thai shah pToceea TO take
.e deposition a. Francis Niiilny at the stoIehouse OF
Richard c. Jones of Gloucester county Va. on Thurs
cay Tue INST day of April next, III fair, otherwise the
ht aT day. between the hours Of ten O'Clock in the
oinine and six CLOCK in the evening of said day and
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u FRIEND OF THOMAS FORTUNE, formerly over
seer for gentleman in the county Of Dnwiddie,
would De thankfuito any person who give info ma.
uoh OF SAID Thomas Fortune, whether b. be dead or
iising Those who can give The information requested
WIZ be good enough TO make the communications the
Editor OF the Enquirer. Feb. 2. s5st-
NollCE....Ihe subscriber alone is author ized to
receive The outstanding dekts due to tie late
Germ OF LYLE, SCOTT SAUNDERS, having been APP
ihereofby the superior OF chancey
ioi the kichond district is expected that all per
sons indebted to tie said concern will make inimeti.
aie payment, as longer indulgence be afforded.
Dec. s. 62..u SAMUEL TANlOR.
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ROBERTSON OwKN,jr.
SCARE TORiAN, jr.
Feb. Q. $685. zdn,'orS Of Thomas Taylor, dec
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The subscribers having associated themselves togeth
er under the drm Of DuNAt. & m'KiLDoE, will con.
TIME the dpotAecary& Drng BusineSs, 1t the stand
iateiy occupied by James M'kildoe x Co.-They have
on iau. and intend keepnsa very general assortmeu
which they sell on accommodating terms.
PHILIP nuyAl ir.
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n
capitol in the ely of williamsburg Va. between Nor
"eeai COOK aomor Of John Bane and Martha his wife,
p!3ln,ius, sssinss Frederick Weldon, adinor with the
VIII annexed Of Benjamin. Marnbe, dec who act
ing eXnT OF Jonathan ~ al, nee northumberland This
YOU VII consider your legal am sir, Your
tAoSt ebedient servant, MoED: COOKE, Admir-
Of John Ia ihe, nee.
Gloucester county, Va JaRs 80. s4..wlw
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JOHN RODGERS.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
W.M. L.A.N'PHJER

INTENDS opening an Evening School
= on the 18th inst. at 7 o'clock, for the
purPofe of teaching the rudiments of the
French language App ,snts can leave
their names at Doctor SThBLER's mon.
The following certificate is fubjoiued for
their fatisfaefion:
TRANSLATION
Having had the pleaiure of dairv in
tercourie with Mr.. Lanpbier for fevera s
months paf, we, the underGq,ed CERTIFY
that from the profound knowledge he pos
iehes OF theSFrench language, no perfon is
more capable than he of feaching its rudi-
ments and different idioms (Which confli
tnte part Of it); and indeed the mott cor
rect pronunciation. We aifo have had an
opportunity of converting with feveral of
the ichoiars of the fame gentleman, who.
without their having been in France, sneak
good French. (Signed)
PAUL M GEBERT, Doct. & Surg.
EUGENE SHERIDAN,
Hfcrand1'ia, Jiue "a, 1878.
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by the President Of the U. States.

NXTHEREAs, by an act of congress,
3 y passed on the 18th of February.
1878, entitled san aSt making proviion for
the Establishment of additional land Offices
in the territory of MiGouri," the preGdent
eff the United States is authorized 10 direct
the public lands, which have been furveyed
in faid territory, to be offered TOR fale:
Therefore, /, JAMES MONROE, p,ef-
dent of the United States, do hereby de
declare and make known, that public fales
for the difpofal (agreeably to law) of GER
tain lands in the Miffouri, fnall be held in
franklin, IN faid territory. viz:
On the firft Monday in January next for
the fale. of
Townships No. 40 to 521
township IS
48to SO % %
fractl township 53 ~
4S to SO 81, 90, as
On the fir1 Monday in March next, for
the faie OF
Townships 4s to SIS inc. in ranges "a & a5
a. to so 96 s. OF
And on the frlf Monday in May next,
for the fale Of
Townships 81 to 50 inc. in ranges II & IL
81 to SO Is
So to 80 Ia s. IS
excepting the lands which have been, or
may be, .referved by law, for the fupport
OF lchools and for other purpoTes.
Each iaie fhall continue as long as may
be neceGary to offer the lands for fale, and
no longer, and the lands Ghali be offered in
regular, numffcal order.
Giyenuuder my hand, at the city of wafh
ington, this 18th day of July one thou
fandeight hundred and eighteen.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the Prendent: 7. MEIGS,
CemmIilioner of the General Land Office.
july a.. IawMy
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LIST OF LETTERS,

HCA Vt LIZ i Ems, -
Remaining in the .dlercndria Posi- Office,
january l, 1872
-" Persons having letters in the sub
joined, list will say they are advertised.
A-Wesley Adams, Robert Adams,
Joseph F. Adams Q, capt Showers Arell,
Thompson Allison, Jared Arnold 2, John
l. Afford.
B-Thos Butler, Plescnt Boley, John
ID Buckley, Susannah Beck, John w
Beedle, Ellsworth Bayne, James Brown,
Tbs G Barge, Elisha Barlow, Sam Bark
ley. Martin Bluridel, James Boice, Al
mon Baldwin, Vim Russell, John Bontz,
Leonard Barker, VIM Ball 9.
-John Cohagen, MIR Cats, Benjamin
ID Cleagett, Robert Clements, Aaron
Clapp q Co. Mary Grouse, Jas Garter.
D-John Daw George Dyson, Elijah
Davis, VIM Duffy, Geo ii Duffy, MIR
Devaughn (gardener), Anthony Drane,
Richard Drisdale, Simon Dauce, Daniel
Dulany, Sarah Ann Dulany.
E-John Evans, Robt Evans.
SC christopher Fell Q. Fred Fowle 9,
Elizabeth Francis, Rein Forrest.
Coco w Gardner, Tbs Gee, Jane
Grayson, Isaac George, Mr. Green.
R-James Harrington, Harriss & Skid
more, Robert Hamilton, Jacob Hubert,
Leah Hester, Joseph How, Benz Eening,
Nancy Hamilton, John Higdon, Mary
Higdon, John Hall, Stephen Hall, Ste
phen Horne, Richd A HuRter, John d
Harrison, Caspar Havman, John Hurry,
VIM Hinnamont, Humphrey Haslip 9.
.1Georgc Jones.
Awkward Keith.
John Livingston, Rebecca w Leo.
nard, John Leavit 9, Mary Logan, Hilla.
| ry Langtry.
M-Philip Mohun, capt VIM Murch,
Mooney, l. Moody, Archd Merchant,
I'hos III Merrick, Joseph McMurray, 10
Murray, David Mankin, Lydia Moore,
BARBARA Moore, VIM Moore, Bernard
MeGee, Henry Mansfield, MaryAm Ma
son 2, Dill Mott, Thos Milburn, Dabney
Minor, Nancy Mynor, Eliza MCLEAN.
-N-Ann Norton.
P-Wm Padgett, Martha Pair, Robert
Pottingen. Q--Miss o.
R-George Russell, Seth Round, Geo
Rice, Alexander Reedcr, Henry Rankin,
4 AlVeda ROBINSON, Ann Rawlings,
S-Peter Sherman, Eleanor Sanders
John Smith, Ann Maria Seton, Mr. Smith
| (carpcnter,) capt James c Scdwick, John
Suter, George Stout, Presley Simpson
Ihos z E Spaldiag, Peter Saunders s
Gerard Simpson, Burdit Skinner, Jane.
| Shethar g.
| Patsy Thornton, John w Tyler
Edward Tubman, Charles q Thompson
capt James Though, Eleanor B FOLSOM
maj George Triplett.
NLucretia Violet, James Veitch.
| V-Robert Walker, Frederick Win.
gate, William Wilson, DR. Isaac Winston
capt VIM Wilton, Samuel Williams Q,
Thomas Wilson, George Winters, James
Warrell, Elizabeth Warreli, Mr. Wess.
F-Mary Yourg, w Ill Yeoman.
Jan 4 J. WATSON pm.
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MISCELLANY.
LOVE AND HOPE.

LADY when Love and Hope were young,
And pleasure came without alloy,
gave each happy thought tongue,
And all KNEW of lifewas joy.
Love came from you, and Hope fromLove
While Beautyat their union smiled;
But Truth was soaring Ear above,
Nor bless'd the hours we thus beglil'd
For tickle Love has taken wing,
To sportin fortunes genial ray,
"A nd hope. deteitful left sting,
That only Time can pluck away.
Then fare thee well. ungrateful guest
Beceitful Hope haste-get thee gone =
And Love-go warm some other breast,
The artfui guide that 'ne'er has known
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FOR SALE.

EzzgA The premifes on the fouth eait
B corner of King and Henry ftreets,
@sas containing two good dwelling hou-
les, with flores neatly fitted up for
bufinefs. ALSO,
fxpu.A The brick fore and .houfe, near
EFT rhe former, lately in the poGeflien
hgSs of Dennis M Lyles, Efq for
whole time therein, the 9TH Feb.
next, 1t may Be rented.
All the above property would be fold
upon liberal credit. the payments being
fecured. Enquire of
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
iept 78.
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Navy Commissioners Gfice,
December IS, 1913.

December IS, 1918.
= HE Board Of Navy Commissioners
will receive till the roth day of January
next, propoials to furnifh the following
deicribed timber, TO be delivered at the ma.
Wy yard At Warrington Civ, viz
length. SIDED. moulded.
: Pc "H''f OAK I Of 5sf #. Isia a4in
Spie'swhite oak, 6 of go #.
l30,250 feet of yellow pine plank, 2 to
AZ inches thick, 45 feet long.
1885, 50 feet of oak }lank, 4 TO ~ in.
ches thick, to acreage as feet in length,
but none to be less than So feet.
4S4 root knees, sided 10 1Os inches.
arm q feet to feet 6 inches, body 5 tor
feet & inches
10000 locust treenails, TO follow a Il
to l SD inch augur, and d to SO inches
iong.
sided. moulded length.
ii3 beams, s to IS in. 10 to s in. "a TO 46 f.
40 iedgeS''a toI Is - 10 40 z5tos,
pieces II 20 60
so pieces IA toaa iquare .4s
yellow pine, free of faf and other defects.
30 pieces 10 to - 1auare 20 to 90.
oak, either iquare or round.
$4,000 superficial feet of clear white
pine, to 9 incheJbick.
$500 superficial feet of ash, to
inches thick.
Persons engaging TO furnish any part
OF this timber must have The trees either
ielledor girdled by or before the LIST of
March.
Proposalsto be sealed, and on the back
note OF what is proposed.
JOHN RODGERS.
President of the Navy Board.
hJ7r To be inserted in the Aiexandria
lterald, Norfolk Herald, and Baltimore
Patriot. de- os
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THE SJJRSCRIRER

NNIlSHES to let on ground rent for
y ever, With the privilege of buying
out to fuit the taker, Building Lots on
St Afaph, ROYAL airfax, Water, Union.
Gibbon, Wilkes, Jefferfon and Green ifs.
april RICHARD LIBBY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-06
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FOR SALE.

sSHE Subscriber offers for sale, that
elegant and well situated country
place on Stump Hill, containing about II
acres OF Land, ftuated on the Little River
turnpike road. about two miles from Alex
andr,a. adjoining the property of James L.
MsKenna, Efq. :
EssA There are on the premifes good
HE dwelling and other peceGary out
Esea houfes, with an excellent garden,
49, fruit trees, &c. Further defcrip
ton is unnece0ary, as thofe who are difpo-
led to purchafe will view the premlfes.-
Terms OF payment will be accommodating
For further particulars apply to
July 81. LOUIS BEELER.