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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
qbArJday, Jannay L..

On motion of Mr., Kit,era, the houfe
unanimously refoived that, each member
fhouId wear crepe on his left arm for one
month, ia teRimony of their reipea for the
memory Of THOMAS HAsTLsY, a men,
Der
The engroAed bill " concerning Georpe
Wgj6jngfcn," wss read a third time, and
on the queaiou Sc ihsll the bill psfo ?"
Mr. DAYTON moved to recommit ir-LeR,
So Ayes--44 Noes.
Mr Randolph moved to refer the bill to
ieIea conmittee-LeR, Ayes a..
Mr. Spaighs and Mr. Davis Ehen az
fgDed their reafoDs for voting sgsinR the
bill.
The queltion was then taken on the paf-
lagc Of the bill and carried, Yeas e.
Noes g..
On motion of Mr. Harper the lille was
altered, 70 as 20 read An act to erect a
MapiOieum for George Warrington"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-13
LONDON, November 1.

kxpsc2iticn Gsai.e CGGli1. -.
Extraa of letter froqs ics ~ L.ern, d.
ted Gaober :.
The Gay befare ye8csdsy appeared be-
fore Csdiz an enemy's lzet from the Meti.
,ensaeau, and cons;aiius OIL
"a f'ii of the Inc.
II F'igates.
Z Corvrt'es.
grigantinr.
Z Trnofpor,o.
Cue boa,s.
En- fate.
50 Ships IF war.
r. Sore ihips, ,v:,h -,
10 BsiganIines, Wv" '0fs'
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Msnday, Taauary <.

1901 was read twice and referred TO a com
'nittee OF the whole houfs on MONDAY next.
Mehrs. Davis, Mott, and Claiborne were
executed from fe'viug on the committee APP
pointed TO iuveaigate the official conduit of
Winthrop Sargent.
Mr.. Davis moved that the committee Of
Ways and Means be direaed To enquire in
TO the expediency of appointing agents IN
Kentucky and the N. w. territory to pay
peniians brcoming due.
The Houfc refolVed itfeif into commit
tee of the whole, MIR. Ru,ledge in the chair,
on the
5UDICIAR1- ELL.
The Chairman proceeded in reading the
paragraphs unit! he ca. sc to the sth fec.
ton, which,
Mr.. Eggleaon moved 10 to amend, ss to
p'eferye the plan at preiens exiting. which
ettabl!hes one Court for Virginia, infead
Of dividing the Rate into two dilrias, and
having two courts, one 70 fit at Richmond
and The other at Frsderickiburg, as propoGcd
by the bill.
On this motion lengthy debate euGued
MefIis. EggleRou, Nicholas, Randolph,
Jackfon and Macon Imported and Mefrs.
Grilwold, Harper, Bayard, H. Lee, and
OJis, oppoled ir.
Thofe who fupporsed the motion con-
tended that the protoGed alteration was IN.
warranted by any change which had taker
place in Virginia that heretofore much 90.
fasls had been done in the federal couri
from az accumulation ofupfatished demand
incurred previouly to the formation of ihc
Iedcral contribution that thefe demands
for the moit part, were cow fettled that
The exiting demands are few, and which one
court was fully eqea 10 attending to; that
the fact was that juaice had been adniBil-
tered under the prefeot fyaem with tbC
greatea difpateh and that at the laR tern
the docket vas 70 completely cleared, in :
/ Citing tea days, that the court, not falis-
fed with deciding on fuiis which had gone
through tn. nfuaI 70 ms, h4d actually decid.
ed on feycrsl returnable TO the eDfuing ERIN
that the additional court was not delited BY
the citizens OF Virginia, whole convenience,
70 far from being turthered, would be injur.
ed by is for that the plan Of having one
court held al Richmond, and sEo;hrr az Ere.
dericklburg, which were tot more than fe-
venty mIes aPart, would place large Dor--
ton OF the citizens at a greater dillanee from
the fests o. the courts, than they were a,
ptelent from Richmond which was, be-
tidss, the capital Of the fate, and the place
to which the citizens very generally repaired
for the TRANSACTION of their ordinary siEsirs
that il beloved thoGe gentlemen who re-
commended this exten6on Of the judiciary
lyRem, to new the peculiar neceiiity, aud
advantages Of it.
Tbqfe sobo efbejs1 ne motion obferved
,has !; became the government OF tho Unit
ed Stales to organize The judisisrY 10 fuch
4 way ss to iniore sn obedience to its laws
and TO infure the faithful collection # reve i.
nue. that this laa objeet could only be at
tanned by the ineitution OF federal courts,
not 70 remote from each other, as to prevent
the convenient attendance Of yrolecuiors,
par,ic,, witreGss, and jurors at the fcats Of
the courts that the recovery Of duties de-
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ROSTON, December 20.
Arrived. fhip Merchant, Knox, London;
Avs from Ramfgate. Spoke nothing.
t,asngcrs, Mrs. Charles and MIR. Clap
pu Same day. Brig Sally, stimion, from
Cuba, zSdays-
Arrived, fhip Betfey, Banks, 48 days
Com Surrinam. Not iyllable of news
ofny kind. :.
Eo,x;gn Cleayaaees- iince our lah-ihiP
Mana Smith, Pacific Ocean; lchooners
Iohn, Pitts, Cape Francois; Hanna, Lom-
hard. do; Waldo, Trefethen, Havana
Lark, Caaell, do.
INDIASHIP NEWS.
The John, Roper, left Bombay for Tran
ouebar, nd June. The Nancy, Allen,
rom New York, arrived in the Gauges,
il Iune lait, as alto the Lydia, Runeli, Of
DO TIE Union, Cook, from Rangoon,
arrived July II. The Hind, from Bof-
Ton, arrived at Madras, the 18th June.
The Eclipfe, Jones, from Ph;lad. arrived
aCalcutta, the I'D July-alfo, the Alert,
from Salem, the 9th July; aiio, the Cleo
patra, Naylor /; and Aurora, Stone, Of Bof
ton.
The Superb, Story, has arrived at Nor
folk, after paiage of SO days from this
port.
The Polly, Drummond, from hence,
has arrived fate at Liverpool. The John
Adams, Wood, 2 days from Bottom, was
lpoke Nov. 7, in Liverpool river.
At St. SebaGians, Nov. 20, fchs. Mi
nerva, Of Bottom; Jack, Gloucefter brig
Trial, Of New Bedford ;-at quarantine;
lhip Enterprise, and brig Mary, of Bot
ton; fhip Fanny, cf Newbury- Port; and
brig Mailaloit, of Plymouth.
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SALEM. January ?.

Cleared, brig Hopewell, Fairfield, Nor
sclk and Europe; iloop Favourite, Chap
man, Alexandria.
The brig Warrington, capt. Barton,
Of this port has arrived at Port Republi-
Can in is days.
The barque Two Brothers, Holman, OF
this port was fpoke Nov. II, lat. 4-1,1s.
long: S., 40, bound TO Leghorn.
The hip Fanny, Walker, of Newbury-
Port, and ich'r Jack, of G!ouccGer, were
al 1t. Seba!tians, November 70.
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NEW York, January =.

Arrived, ihip B. P. Phoenix, Thomp-
ion' Falmouth, via Halifax; brig Eet-
1y. White, Havanna Tartar, Paul, Ia
Maica; ich'r Charlotte, Croker, Ali
cant.
Cleared, lhip Adventure, Duplex, Lon
aao:noerry; Penman, Marfchalk, London
s Jamaica.
I, ocnr Victor, William, has arrived at
Martinique. - -
c,n h!ig Flora has arrived at P. Republi-
gan from this port.
capt. Croker, off the Hook G,ote
port. i'A " Ills
January 3.
~, arrived, 6h'r Minerva, Jofeph. ST
ro n0na'; Hoop Rihng Sun, Wilton, Bof-
,os Se m Martha Warrington, from this
fot :, has arrived at Baltimore.
iaon '0p Shepherdeis has arrived at King
On Long Inand. ' 'e'eis aih0fe
p,e aaa ny evening arrived here the Birth
fnGnix, Capt. Thomas--ihe failed
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In eandor add, meritorioas) .refearcaes

We are happy IN being able to RITE,
upon the authority Of letters from vthe
mediterranean feet and army, that the
injury iuitained by the feet, &c. in the
gale OF the 10th ult. was much LET'S than
was reprelented. Several fhips loft ca
pies and anchors, and others top-mafts.:
out as every veiiel had more of each than
was absolutely neceGary, the fervic.
would not be impeded by theie circum.
fances.
There are, however, others which, we
aPprehend will not be eaily rcmedied.--
Dome OF the teet are itated to have iprung
their bowtprits, of which they do not car.
ry ipare ones; and, what is CT more con-
iequence the letters not only fate fcarci.y
OF provtions, but that two tranfports
containing artillery, fhells and fhot, 2so
barrels OF gnnpowder. 40. artillery hories,
and the entire of medicine for the army,
had, from fome fatality, been taken by
the Spaniards,,
M. Maurix, Secretary to Count Cobent-
zel, ye1erday arrived in town from Paris,
with di'Patches for the Imperial MiniGer,
count otahrenberg, the purport of which
were Immediately fubmitted to our cabi-
net, and were the fubje6t of much delibe-
ration. The conferences lated till paa 10
o'clock. Theemperor it is itated, is anx-
ious toinclude Great Britain in the neeo-
Citations 1t is beic d Tie French 60
vernment is d;fpofsd to accede to his
"llles, and thar Miniiter from this
country will be admitted TO the Congress
OF Luneville. M. Maurix did not reach
own till O'Clock in contequence of iome
delay in examining his pafports at Dover.
A letter in the French papers from Ia
rifa, in Spain, 18th Oct ttatcs, that Oh
the 18th, fifteen Engliih fhips of the line,
9 frigates, and 80 tranfports, had been
ieen working into the bay Of Gibraltar;
the weather having for iome days been
very hazy, the entire number of veilels
collected there, could not be afcertained,
but it was reported that part of tie con-
voy had been beating to windward behind
the rock, in order to get into the Straits,
and that ieveral ihips had been driven on
thore.
We are gratihed to learn, by letters
from Leghorn, of the zzd Ottober, that
previous to the arrival Of the French in
that city, all Englifh merchandise ard
property had been ient to Palermo-Ail
the public acts of the proviGonal govern
ment of Tuicany, bear the name of the
grand duke.
METERS from Bologna, Of the 18TH fate,
that the French to the number of zo,o
were advancing towards Peroufe, they had
impoded contributions to the amount Of
two and half millions.
A letter from Frankfort, dated Nov. s,
announces that preparations were making
at Grodno, for the reception Of the empe-
ror Paul, and that quarters were preparing
for the army Of Luthuania; it adds that
/" the defination Of the three Ruaian ar
mics formed in Luthania and Little Poland,
fill remains myfery, but that thefe ar
mics are daily receiving reinforcements.
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CHARLESTON, December

Arrived, fhip Rebecca, Johnfon, Lon
don; brig Aberlino, Kohne, Halifax |;
fch'r Republic, Fellows, Havana; loop
Phoenix, Young, Turk's-Ifland
Cleared, brig Centaur, Peirce, Cowes !;
Charles, Bulcken, St. Thomas; fch'r
Mercury, Tate, HAVANA.
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lin; fch'r Deborah, Lewis, Wilmington,
N. c. Harlequin, Morris, Norfolk; Hoop
PROPERTY, Pintard, New York.
A ihip, two briggs and one noop in
ward bound, are below, names unknown.
Brig Harriet, Shockley, for Port Re.
publican, and fchooner Jane, Toby, for
Havana, went to {ea on Tuelday.
Sch'r Lion, Andaule, from hence, has
arrived at Curacao.
The Conie.lation, it is iaid, is to cru;f
off Gaudaloupe.
A letter from Warrington, received
yeRerday, Hates, on the authority of the
secretary of the navy, that the frigatc
[nfurgent, and the Pickering have been loft.
Particulars are not mentioned.
The Ir.lurgent and Pickering, we
believe, were ordered off Cayenne.
Lord Grenville, in his fpeech on the
II November fad that " his n,aietty had.
, received every anurance Of the faith an,,
idelity Of the Allies. If any preliminary
of peace was hgned by the Emperor h
was ftranger to it," And alluoing VIC
luppofe to the preliminary Ggned at Paris
BY the Count de St. julien, he alto faid,
hat $ for what had been iigned, was
done by an officer avowedly having nc
authority to do 70, and who not being
HE'D to fuch negotiations, had fuhered
aimielt to be taken advantage Of
The imperial army of Italy IS Rafed te
comprlie $4,000 men, and that OF Ger
many $4,000, executive Of Tyroleans,
Militia, and Auxiliarics. Both theie i'm
mence armies to be at the difpoial of the
Arch Duke Charles.
The Hay;ck ard Pelican Britih loops
Of war, and a gun brig, were wrecked
near the cattle Of Jerfey, in desperate
gale ON Sunday the 9th Nov. Crews laved.
The following articles are from the OBJ
1erver, Of Sunday, Nov. IS -
LONDON, November rs.
The French have three frigates Of "a
guns, and a corvette Of IL, in all re-
1pects ready for fea at Havre.
The Profelyte Of 81 guns, which has
been tome time off that port watching them,
faw, about twoor three weeks fnce, three
fail coming out early in the night, two
of them having French colors, and one of
theie carrying jack at her maintop-mait
head. Our fhip having all clear for ac-
ton, maneuvered to render it as advan-
tageous as poffble, and at length on the
point of firing broadGde, hailed the
French Commodore, who replied, that
two lhips under his command were on a
voyage of difcovery, and that the third
was an American corvette of IS guns
He Immediately hoiaed out boat, by
which he fent his pahport on board the
Proislyte, and after mutual greeting pro-
ceeded on has courle. IT'S not a little
crcditable TO the fate Of Britifh civilizati-
on, that even under the peculiar circum-
frances Of the prefent war, we afford to
the enemy every fupport in his 1--WE rnua
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from Falmouth the zzd of October, and
arrived at Halifax in. So days; from
whence fhe failed for this port on the 18th
ult.
P9Oszgers-Pcter M'Cullum, ETC. Of
London; w. B. Coltnan, of ditto;
John Graham, Mrs. and Mifs Sinclair.
and Mrs. Totem, from Halifax.
We learn, that the brig AuRria, Of
this port, is totally condemned at Halifax.
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DeceE 81 "a.

Extrat7 gle kst I,om}o mere9u.N
b0z/e liz Loudon, Xkted Na;lsm6ey6. III
eeived BY the EinyxgbamY Packet. f
6 At foot you will find bted the Is &
es Of produce, for your goves tment. Cot
fea has fallen comfortably, b,di eems like
~ to be fill lower, nloyz the iupplies
from Surinam and other Places continue
large. Sugars are fill briik and have the
appearance of Importing their prices
Nochneal 23s. little at market; dye
woods unfaleable at almoa any PRICE
Cotton dull, and if the crop witch you
ihonld prove abundant, the prices will
moG probably fall. Rice, after The hril
10 or 1900 barrels arrive, will, fllou,d
think, again fall below 35s. the price
guaranteed by government.
Eiavanna Sugar, brown, IS Cos.
white, 70 COS.
Coffee, soo.a 135s.
Cotton, ane falkland, zrlo IS.
inferior, III rs.
Rice, 3S a 39s.
Tobacco, I'D. lid. fat.
Arrived, brig WahingGcn, Hazard,
Port Republican; loop Boaon Packer,
Bell, Kirgaon.
Cleared, sh'r Betty, Smith, St. Tho.nae.
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Alexandrla Aduertlseq-..
TUESDAY, January s1s.

On Tuelday Taft, William Berkeley, Ella.
was re-ele6ted treafurcr of the Common
wealth of Virginia, for the preient year.
Esfraa ETA ktterfrsm gentleman in Pa
'7s, to bis co,yelb0naext in Way5Ixctou,
dared OaoJer 3otb, 1900.
The hrf conful has been plealed to
appoint citizen Pichon, late fecretary of
the French comm;fion which treated with
our ENJOYS, comminary general Of tie
commercial relations of France with the
United States, and charge d'affa:res, til,
the appointment of Frddch miniiter. II
is believed that gentleman viii. fai. vc.t
ioon for Warrington"
Statement of entries in the port Of Bof-
ton and New Y oris from Foreign places
during 1900.
New York 1874
Bottom 57s
Balance $50
And during the fame period
have clearedat Bottom for
Foreign ports Cos
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED,
Brig Fame, Carlton, Newburypert
Schr. Difpatch, Hammett, Providence
Eliza, Ward, New York
John, Edwards, Boison
Anne, Berry, Norfolk
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The beautiful, thorough bred IN
ported HorJe,
OK e II u d Y,

Now riGlng five years old, beautiful
bay, ofhne bone and elegantly formed,
and allowed BY intelligent lportimen to be
Of the 6rf flock In England, which, by
reference to the certificate given by the
breeder will more fully appear, to wit !:
q Z do bey<Iy ceytjfy thar the bay cali, I
sshis day /oid to fMr.sz ,bsmas Reeves, mer-
Sebant, qOas bred BY me, md got ~ III
pi, bis dan BY EcAt/s, grand dam BY
-Blauk, g,eaf grand dam ~ old Snip,
g-eat. great grand dam By lbe G0d5lpbiu
AyaJian, ar ef Mr.. Frambtou's 4vbite
uefksd mare. The dam If tie a6oue colt
is 0suu ./qey to Auyelins BY Eelifpe.
sP. O'KELEEY.
The above mentioned horie will cover
mares the enfuing icafon, the frR three
days in every week at Mr.. Chas. Loves
feat Saliibury, and the balance of the
week at Sudley Farm, about five miles
difant, at F;1i<eu and an Half .D0iyays
the feafon, and Six Dollau the Jingle leap,
which may be discharged at any time dur.
ing the fcafon by. the payment of twelve
dollars and three ihillings to the.grocm-
Notes for fifteen dollars and an half, will
be expected from thoie who iend their
mares. Mares coming from diRance
can be pafured at 80 cents per week, and
grain furniihed them, ifrequired, at the
market price every attention fhall be
paid them, but will not be aniwerable for
accidents or efcapcs. The tcafon will
commence on the roth Of March next, and
continue until the 9th Of Auguft.
ROBERT CARTER.
February 9. eozm
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Valuable PROPERTY for Safe.

SEVEN hundred and eighty~eight acres
in the county Of Hampfhire, on the wa
tiers of Great Cape Capon, about7o miles
from the Warm Springs, and go from
Winchefer. This land is full Of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to SO acres Of bot
tom, and rich high lands to each; and in
the heart Of the timber there is a fine feat
for a law-milI. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three tkoufand eight hundred and for
aty-five acres in the county Of Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Fifth Creeks,
near the river Ohio, and about SO miles
below Pittfburg. Some of thefc lands arc
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Eig. the Surveyor
Of that county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred fcventy fix and three
fourths acres, within three miles Of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near its mouth, and within 7 of a mile
of the River Potomak. This land has
about 70 or so acres of rich bottom,
notify in cultivation, with ia fine suea a.
Trees on it; from which | am informed.
there may be made 3ooosb. of good fugar
annually. There are alto feat for eTift
and faw mills on it, equal to any in that
neighborhood, and upon never falling
itream of water. The upland is rich,
with plenty oftimber, land part under cul-
tivation. This farm is well improved
with good orchard, .hou1es and fencing !;
and rented laf. year for produce equal to
fxty pounds per ann. MIR. Joieph Butler.
at the Warm Springs, will lhewit. will
fell all, or any of the above lands for cath
Or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them Lands in Fairfax county, or lots of
land IN the City of Alexandria, or the
City of Wahington.
r. T. HOoE.
January 1r. %
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On WEDNESDAY, the 18th d0y
I &c March next, WILL BE SOLD, If
fair, mai tbe ue.sf faiy dry, at i5e
plantation Of Roger Wet, deeea/ed,
All the HOuiehold and Kit

chen furniture; about twenty head ofcat-
tie; young fallion three years old in
May or. June next /; very good riding
horde and fome other horfes; four or FIVE
Negroes, none of whom are old. Nine
months credit will be given on all iums
above IS dollars, giving bond with ap
proved fecurity, all funs of Is dollars,
ana under, cath mutt be paid.
And at the fame time fome young NE
GROES will be hired.
All perions having claims againG the
seitate, are defred to bring them forward
properly proved and all perfons indebted
TO the effate are requefed to make imme-
date payment.
An Cyerfeer is wanted to take charge
OF the plantation-any peraon inclinable to
undertake it will make fpeedy appplica-
tion.
RICHARD CONWAY. Ex'oy.
February "a. d
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For Sale

For Sale,
~ re Lal/eri6es, nearfbe Csunty 4ybayf,
4 COLOGNE Mill foncs, of different
flies, late from Amferdam,
German, London, bitter and Crowley
feel
Sugar in hogfheads and barrels
coffee, bar and rod Iron, Cuttings
Template ftoves, complete for u1e, ofdif.
fcrent flies
Clover feed and platter Of Paris
Beet and Pork of the 6ra quality, by the
barrel
Fine and coarfe Salt
Tar, Turpentine and Rof;n.
JESSE HOLLINGsWqRTH.
Baltimore, January ~. 2awI e. :
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The high bred IMPORTED HovJs
y ~ N c. TT.

Will cover mares this ieaEon at
William Powers 'stavern, Four Mile Run,
between George Town and Alexandria
at 1auexty Dollars each mare, and or,
Dollar for the groom.
The following is copy of a certificate
from fir John Lad, bart. the original &C
which may, be feen by applying to the
fublcriber. !.
London, 1an.1I, 1900.
1bis Is to eertjitI that Punch avas Pot 6,
KAg Heyoa, bisdam BY old Mar,Qe, e,and
dam BY the Cullen A,a6iau, gyeat g,aul
dam Blaekeyes, b. Regulus, great p,eat
grand dam By GRAB, .great great great
grand dam BY 1br Warlock Gallo4v@y.-
Tbs b0ye svas ny property and /alaNlm.
PoaDe,3.
JOHN LAD.
Witneis-7bomas Bullock.
N. B. He 4v0n forty t4co different
platter, bsfdes matches aud EzveeeRake,,
7vb'le in The. 9agsDFon Of Ey 1abu Lad,
barr.
Good grafs for mares at half a dollar
per week, and every attention paid them,
but not liable for accidents or efcapes.
The money to be paid at the time Of
covering or before the mares arc taken
away.
WILLIAM POWERS.
February IL. d
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Ricketts,, Newton 6 Co.
HATE RECEIYED,
In adaition to tbeir former )foek, a /xtpy.
Of The follo1vMg GOODS:
BruHells and Scotch Car
peting Hearth Rugs,
Furniture Calicoes,
'Cafimeres,
Handfome Register Stoves, with Steel
Tenders,
Slroyels and longs,
"A handfome ailortment Of London bound
Ledgers and Journals, Waite Books,
Bill and Bank Books, &c.
Gentlemens' fashionable Hats,
Do. Drefing Cafes complete,
IA handfome alortment Of Japann'd and
Silver Ware-elegant Tea Boards,
Caddies, Wine Coolers, and Coat
ers, Tea and Coffee Urns,
Plate Warmers,
Pebbl. Watch Seals and Gold Chains.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-04
At the death Of the late Col
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Titzgerald, there were handing in his name
upon the books Of the Bank Of Alexan-
dria five flares, the certificates of thcie
flares were either loft or millaid by him.
they have not come to the hands ofhis ex-
ecutors; the numbers are z33, zs4, ass,
z36s z37, z3S. The certificates were
granted to James Gillies, March aSth.
1893, and by different transfers at the
bank were vefed in Col. Fitzgerald. No
perfon can derive any advantage from
holding theie certificates until a regular
transfer be made at the bank, which now
can only be done by the executors. Any
Perion who can or will give any informa-
tion respecting them will greatly obliae
THOS. A. DIGGS, lr
JAMES KEITH, 1*,0''.
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