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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

FEDERAL A,nder, beloved upon the Pref
dent and other diangu f,ad Rep~6i,e<s,, 10 iome
mealore 10 proporrion TO thei, d.listtion, has
become 70 provero'al. that 60 be abuied in a
/sdsrai nexfpaper. is n,w generally caoiide,ea
y,.d prcfamprive cviarncr VI pcrfrns aoIi po-
IiiicAl merit. R<fA5. Sy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

{etpme Boaapsr,e. brs,ser to the Ara GEO.
fai of FraNce, faid 10 have lately arrived oo
rms continent from the wea ladies. j. nader.
a'oa to be on his way to this CRY from wah-
ington. 4sy,a.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

DiEDl-At kaa,o. N. p. on The 9TH OF
June. General JosIAa TATxALL, jun. late
Governor Of The Stale OF Gcorsis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

MARRTsDl la NJ, trya c,,,. Wit.
LIAM Cotxsss. ~ M,h MAsr WessrEs.
daughter of Capt. Nichols W,harr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

Sales at Auction.
ON MONDAY 9Th inf. &C 70 o'cloek
A. NJ. will be fold al GARDSiR & DsAxs OF
hce,
Four Hoefheads w. /. RUM.
Nr-ypsn. fig. 8.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

kxiya3 .f,ss Mr.. Fox's Spseek is ibs B,RL3
Hssf y' 'Csunsss. Msreb Iifb.
Or idenis OF order are iovlied 70 read
this auentiveIy, aod If they do not b. h. then
we FAY they are the moa incorrigible biockh-ads
in the world. s. Reg.
MIR. Fox iays. fpeaking 10 favor Of the
Treaty of A niens--" II ! an fond Of thar trea-
ty. IL 10 becauie it wan the means OF ridding us
Ut membranes ct the mott oopreilise kind.
Not thar IL ,reed 90 from connection sith aiiie,,
tor allies we h al noae Al The time IL was couclud
ed. bur thar 1t delivered us from the deteitaole
AID s0omiasble principles on which the lare @ar
vas conducted. | DO fncereiy hope. Sir. that
ve fhaII hear nothing more of wars undertaken
for r,hssa s~i joeisl e,Gsy. ipesk usr dif
refpseituily. OF fe,ieon ot Of the blSrg OF foci-
al otder. bot fprak OF that dSf1fabk bypoeyG
1obieb bvis fs,,6 ,b,j<a as abe efrsnbk sbjeas IF
esnfef. aeb,I- 1pe tpe,s r0 sis~g essr~g Jar s.d'
y a satsn f'isiJ S,SsrsI and sppsais. be-
heve tnat iuch hypociiiy is forever deitro, ed |,
and true that "a looa a. fentiment Of jaiiice.
~ long As a deteaalion Of fuch 6ajs sxd stau
sn deception ihaIi be reproba,ed among men,
iuch attempts 10 impofe on gsaeroos people
mu& be held io, ,ets,Hai esscrsfiss. II unfortu.
oa,eIy. Sir, we are 70 be do ,med TO rene al of
hoailiiies. hope the obj-d Of the war will be
clearly and diainetly undera ,od. What arc
the objects which may eventually lead TO fuch
an uufor,unase refult. proieis to be totally iy-
ncraat."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

A New York paper Of Jolly 20 faye. 9TH
number ot deaths in this CITY for the week end
ing on Saturday l.a,. amounted TO 4s."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

number of deaths In this city tor the week end-
ing on Saturday l.a,. amounted TO 49,"
A FreGcricktown (Marylsndl paper Of Joly
iy, hys. 1--WE hsve had 40 rain for 40 day,--
the kitchen gsrdens arc nuiat np, and icarcely a
vegetable can be procured in Ftsderick, or for
many miles round il. 1hs crop, of corn Il is
fca'ed will be poor indcsd. We are informed
by gent!ensa from GcnneG.c, that no rain has
fallen thess tor nihety. one days"
Capt. Nichols vho arrived at Salem, from
Rotterdam, ha; turn.fhcd the cinor OF the S,.
len Gazette with paper OF thar city of che Sth
Of Juae from which !on. tranflltipn ms been
made. The ORDERS. which Rad been iiiacd 10
Raaia for the troops TO hold themieiyes in iesdi-
nef, 10 march, had been countetmanded. --Ac-
coun,s from Berlin, Of May ,S,h. mention. that,
Profit ~ and another Gefnan pose,, were CON-
ceftny meafures 60 be taken in cafe the French
enter the North Of Germany. They add, "it
Is aiio extremely prooaoe, that though Hsno-
ssr hoold be LET, 10 LIS fate, PtoihA will, how
ever c,vst thc remainder Of the N,rih ot Ger
m,ny, particularly the Wefef and the Eiue, and
the ci,ies OF Hainburgh and Bremen"
HAsUE. J1se g. rh- Biihoprick Of OF.
nabursh funendeIed TO the French by cspitula
tion. On their approach the Hznoeeriao gar
riion evacuated the county. The French. in
ihrec columns. arc ia foil march for Hanover.
They haseap park of 50 pieces Of artillery.
9" Mr.. Liaoa tEnglifh Miniaer) has de-
msnded hi. paa2ofss.--He viii leave tb~,ss
SG stSi,s."
ROTTERDAM. JsM 1.-THE number Of
Fnsch troops. which enteisi Q,akenburg. in
the B.ihoprick Of Ofnaburg smoonted TO 6ooo."
The account VIC fometime 6noe pub!ifhed.
that the D:y Of dsie,, lad fest the B,itifb
Coaiul frum his donision, is conh'msd by the
ia,e London pspers. The Dey has demanded
10000 dollar Of the Enghfh.
A hocking morder was committed on
Mondsy laa, fe~ miles from Shelbyvile. on
,he body ofa young woman Of ths name of Bean,
by a negro fellow belonging TO MIR. Stephen
Smith. Of Shelby county. The safor,nnstt girl
vas returning ssr!y in the morning to her "a
sher'. from neighbours hoofs, where 1he hal
azid all night, whrn fs. was met by the unfesl-
ing nouaer, who fpssdily put an end to her ex-
iaeaee--Hef cries were heard by fome perfop'
II work IN . cofnhe;j near The fpot, who we arc
fouy "a learn were not tufickn,ly alarmed, in.
AaatIy TO deea from their labor and TO az 20
nee aisaance, until routed by the poife Of q
aanssf Of hses csntsndias Tar the sMeale:
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

The feelings of her unhappy parents wuS be
exero'iating indeed, ssd Sii, doubsles draw a
tear fron the eye o. humanity. Bor f il we're
poRio!e 10 iucs ea~ 20 iecsise confo!s,on, IL
srae sF,rd then, f,me 10 hear thi, the nnpria-
cipled VILLAIN is in cuaody aud likely 10 mre,
m psaih neot dee 10 bis strocious crime. =
We aadesaAGi, hc va, im Heiis,e.y apprehend.
ell. coaisf;i tAe tact, and is lodged in Shelby
jail. Rsveage for ome oasacr given him BY
ner father, D rho eaafe he aiis~ for CON nj,
thus tue marder. Kesisosy paper.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-06

The account VIC fometime Gnoe pub!ifhed
that the D-y Of disitu lad fest the Bd,ift
Coaful frum his donision, is eonh-mrd by tk'
ia'e London pspeu. The Dey has demandes
10000 dollars Of the Enghih.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31
Mrs. COOKE,

Has the honor of informing
her friends, and the inhabitants in gene
raj, Of Alexandria and its vicinity, that
Che has opened School for young Ladies,
next door to the corner of Prince and
Warrington Rreets, and hopes to expert.
ence continuance of the liberal and &C..
nerous patronage, which lhe has hitherto
received, and of which fhe will ever make
it her fudy TO be thought deferving.
Mrs. Cooke purpoies to engage le-
lea number of Pupils, for whom, whsa
complete, Che will procure Teachers ofsp-
proved abilities TO perfect them in 'hole
branches of literature, which their parents
or guardians may with them to attain.
Young Ladies, reGding at dItance
from School, boarded by the day or week
during the warm feafon. A few yearly
boarders will be received on moderate
terms, to be made known at the lcaooi.
April 10. aaw3m
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31
HORSE SHOEING.

Agreeably to the Vrferiua,,aa Society,
By Thomas Fuller,
On Pfofpett Hill, near the I'd gate lead
ing to Shutters Hill Houfe, the pro-
pcrty of Benjamin Dulany.
All kind of BIackGmiths' work
done Immediately on application, oneeo-
nomical terms for Cab The order of
the day. Thofe that have riding horles
may have them lhod with broad Shoes,
Spring Heels, proper for riding over pave.
ment, and every kind of Shoes fit for the
fervice that tie Horfe is to perform
Shoes are made and ready to put on.
NJ B. Comtnon Shoes at Sc the iet !;
the beff Huntersat 81. the fst; the mi1FOe
mutt come with the Horfe. tina, is to lay,
the money, in plain Engli(h, for all work
done by THOMAS FULLER.
May z8. d6t.
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Gmker's Blarksto1e.

=
TENTLEMEN, in any part fVir-
NJ ginia who have fublcription pa
pers in their hands, are earneffly requet
ed to fend them Immediately by pof to
the publilhers in Philadelphia 1.-The work
is in great forwardneis, and will it is pre-
fumed, be ready for delivery early in the
fall ; before which time it will be the in
tereft of thofe who intend to foblcribe TO
leave their names with the publiihers.
Since the profpettus WIS frf iffued
Judge Tucker has made Election of the
mott applicable of Mr.. Chrifian's Notes,
which will be printed under their proper
references.
MayI3. eoIm
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31
jeremiah S0tterzohate,
COACH MAKER,

Still continues to carry on the
buGoefs, in St. Afaph Greer, oppof'e Ed
ward Martins Blacksmith Shop. He re
turns his iincere thanks to the inhabitants
of Alexandria and Its vicinity, torTthe H.
heral rncouta2 en,ent he has met with, and
hopes continuance of their fayors, as he
will do every thing in his power to give
general fa,isfaefion.
He has now on hand few bandl0me
GIGS, nearly hniihed, of choice materi-
ais, which he offers for laIc on moderate
terms. w NTED, rwo good wood
workmer, carriage maker and wheel
right, 70 whom genelous wages will be
given. Lkezvile, two boys, well re-
commended, TO any part Of the budneis,
as be intends carrying il 90 in all IFS
branshes. 49, Wanted to pHrebaie, oak
timber for fpokes, ath timber lvery tough)
iawed or in logs, fome good poplar plank,
for which The CATH will be given.
Mae 70. 2swIm.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31
THE SUBSCRIBER

T. OODC1N1DGN
Ha, toy /al< al bisJPore, opp9fte Dean and
Gaydasy's, Union frset,
The following Articles:
RUM of different kinds, Holland Gin,
French Brandy, Whiikey and Wines,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Bef green Coffee, Chocolate,
Hyfon and Young Hyfon Teas,
Tammarins, freih Rice,
Mufcadel RaiGns by the box,
Frelh Figs, China Oranges,
Lemons and Lines,
Rhode Iland Cheefe,
Mems Shoes of en- excellent quality,
Salmon In kegs,
Fine Rhode Illand Potatoes,
Cavendifh's Tobacco,
Bel Havannah Segars,
Shad and Herrings by the bl.
Good firkip Butter,
Soap ard Candles, and general abort
ment GLASS and CROCKERY WARE.
Juf received one hid.
FRESH LEMON JUICE,
which he offers for fale on very moderate
terms, by the gallon or fmaller quantity.
ABEL WILLIS.
MAY 10. d
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public saIf.

On Friday the sd Of June, wiA
beJad on fbe prsmJxs,
A two 1tory Frame Houfe on
Cameron ftreet. weltwsrd Of the Church.
A one ffory ditto on Alfred
freer, near the above-and
About 200 feet front ofvacant
Lots, on the above dreets, together with
ali the ground rents payable n.he remain
der Of an acre of ground of which ths
above forms a part.
T. PATTEN, Auefioneer.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

twenty Dollars Reward.
Ran-0way 'om the Su6iey5bsr,
at i'rrderie!l8xrgb, on The asib ma. a
neg,o man named
d U K E,
f,om 80 Ia s. years Of ayr, about s feet 6
or I mebe5 high, z0eN made, Of yelloqu.
i@ complexion, Ibeaks loud qcben /bok<a
10, and tbe loqver part Of betb bis ears cut.
Had on 1oben be eloped, a Iunbr eolox,ed
broad elotb coat, yqrped /qvanlaoaox svaj,q.
coat, 4UbRe R40Fa Sbeetixg trs1p/ers,
black FIR bat qutb a /maA rim, audl5oes;
bit bavmg otbe> clothes, it is probable be.
my charge bis dy5s. II is expected be
zvill endeavor to impele bim/eJfon tie pub
lie as free man, as 1 am informed be has
q peG.
Tie above ytq0ayd, and all ,ea/oun5k
charges, 4v,N be paia. "a, Jsexring him,
Fl abaf fbe (ab/enbe, gets him again,
on .giviag Information 10 Mr.. JJoba Hoag-
kias, 4flexasdYia.
VIM. Campbell.
N. 3. Matters Of vsDsls and others are
f5rbid baybourng Jaid tslloqo, as they
qull be 9r9lSeafedf0 The ximsf nger Of lbs
laqv. W. C..
Nay 70. e03tt
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as- One of the Executors be-
ing Obliged to attend the Gene
raj Court in Annapolis, on the
day appointed for the iale, a fur
ther polt ponement becomes ne
ceiIary. Thurlday the 23d day
of June is appointed when the
iale will certainly take place.
May 10.
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A N D

OTHER INTERESTING TOPICS.
Few works have been publiih-
ed in America, that claim the agriculta-
rilf's attention more than this. Added
TO his own experiments, cpniens and CAL
culations, it contains thoie of the mott
eminent farmers in the middle fates; COL
leeaed from them by himlslt, and tranf-
mitted TO the Britifh Board of Agriculture
of which he was an honorary member.
April as. d
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will rent the DWELLING.
HOUSE and WAREHOUSE, on Prince
freet, the latter of which occupy.
The Warehoulc is very we'll calculated
for the wholefale dry goods bunnefs, and
the other, we'll calculated for the accom-.
mediation ola genteel family.
VIM. HODGsoN.
May 9. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31
May Io.
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.
One Trad about 1, 1ooacreS

One TRACT OF about 4, 1ooacres
ofland within fix miles of Alexandria, on which
are good Grit Mill with two pair of ftones
in good order; Difillery with three fills
and boiler. the houfe has lately been enlarg
ed and put in complete order; dwelling
houie with two rooms OH the frf and four on
the fecond floor; an excellent ice.houfc, wafh-
houie and kitchen, all almoa new and in good
order; a large barn and fable alnloa new /;
feveral out houfes for the miller, diftiler and
work people, corn houfe, fmoke houfe, lpring
houle, and fowls houfes, and very good gar
den. There are about 25oo fruit trees OH the
Land, all of the choicef fruits America can af-
ford, and, we will venture to lay that there is
not a better collection in Virginia; about Gxty
acres of the land are in meadow, and about 100
acres in woods, and mott of it thiekly tim
bered, particularly the bottom land, of which
there are about 400 acres, executive Of the mea-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31
One other tra9 of land about

4
II miles from Alexandra, and adjoining on The
iouth iide OF Ravenfworth containing about I7e
acre. This land is well filuated for farming
there is a framed dwelling hcuie on it, with two
rooms on the frft and two on the fecond floor
One other Tract about five
miles from Alexandria, near the turnpike road
md the land of MIR. Charles Lee, occupied by
MIR. Fendall, containing 80 acres and mott of it
in woods. The only Improvement on this land
is pretty good log houie.
Lots IN alexandria.
That Lot of Ground on which
the bake houfe and dwelling houfc ftand, at pre-.
iens occupied by MIR. Andrew Jamiefon.
The Lot adjoining the bake
houfc lot, on which the tobacco warehouses
ftand.
A large Lot oppolite the to-
bacco warehouses, on which are two fmall franz
ed dwelling houfes and carriage houfe.
A Lot on the north welt cor
nor Of Queen and St. Afaph ftreets, containing
20 odd feet on Queen freet and about 100 feet
on ST. Afaph freet.
A Lot on theeaf l1de of Waih-
ington freet, near Queen freet, containing
on Warrington Rreee 50 feet, and in depth r1o
odd feet, with the benefit of an alley of 10 feet
inches, running the whole dhanee on the
fuuth iide and eait end of the lot.
Lands1m the We1fe1u Country.
One Tra6t Of 1915 acres, one
of 1900 acres, and one Of 5000 acres in Ran
dolph, fofmerlylHarrifon county, Virginia, equal
in quality to mof of the lands in that county.
One tract in Kenhawa, formerly Monteon,e,y
county, on Mud river, containing about 5000
acres; this land is about 4omiles below the mouth
of Great Kenhawa, and about miles from the
Ohio river, is almof all bottom land and equal
in quality to any land in that county, and navi-
gable within two miles Of The land.
One Tract of 400 acres on Co
pitalico creek which emptes into the Great
Kenhawa, faid TO be very valuable.
HEPBURN and DUNDAS.
May II. I3) aawo,f
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Rlcketts, Newton and 20.

NlIkCLlS, 4NCWlCIl dIIu No.
Haze FIR SAFE,
50 boxes Segars,
bales Mullins,
6 pipes old MADEIRA Wine,
s treis's Threads,
100 pieces Bandanoes,
10 bales Cotton,
trunk low pric'd Callicoes,
butts French Brandy,
SO boxes Soap ard Candies,
4 boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
SO kegs Tobacco James riyer)
20 bis. Beet and Pork,
10 hhds. Sugar,
10 tons Swediih IRON,
20 boxes Chocolate,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 do. Writing do.
French ADD Nova Scotia Platter,
Liibon and Turks Ifland Salt.
A large quantity of Bran TO be fold We.
very cheap, if taken away foon.
co They are giving Cath for
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Rye and Tobacco,
April z. d
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!. Il. HOOE g Go

HAZE IMPORTED
I n the ihip United States from Liverpool,
id, Cd, Sd, 1od, I'D and 2od.
Nails,
A few caks Of Iron Cuttings, aforted,
Cutlery and Hardware in general,
IS caiks of Copperas,
"a caiks patent Shot,
Fine and coarle Flats in boxes,
10 pieces of twilled Sacking,
10 boxes Window Glafs.
no kegs of white, Venetian red, yellow
and rel paints.
MAY O., 60
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Inc whole OF the properly ct
John Fitzgerald. advertifcd for ialc on the
zllf ult. could not on thar or the fucceed-
ing day be fet up, owing to previous en-
gagemenss OF the Vendue Mater; 1t was
then concluded as mof eligible 70 poapone
the faIe Of the refdue uatil the roth day
of May. (ina.l There remain the Diail-
lsry, the piece of ground upon Wolfe
and St. Afaph Rreets, and the TRACT of
Land in the vicinity Of the town, which
will on thar day be expofed to Tale on the
terms formerly advertifcd.
THOS. A. DIGGES, I ARius
JAMES KEITH, Exeeutors.
May 2, co
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THE PARTNERSHIP OF

HE IAN IN EkOF1lf OF
HEPBURN 6 DUNDAS
being by mutual content diGolved, all
perfons indebted to them are earneRly re-
quefed to make immediate payment, or
they will be under the.neceility of bringing
fuit againR every delinquent, and allthole
who may have claims againR them are
deGrcd TO bring them in that they may
be paid.
VIM. HEPBURN,
JOHN DUNDAS.
Alex. May II. zaw6wt
q, Printing IN all ITS "a
raety executed at this office
wath neatnsG and dypateh.
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Notice.

ALL perfons having claims
againf FRANCIS H. ROZER, Efq.
deceafed, of Motley Hall, are deGrcd to
bring them in properly authenticated );
and thofe owing the efate, are requefed
to make Immediate payment to the fub-
f1iber, who is authorized TO iettle the
came.
THOMAS L. WASHINGTON.
Alexandria.
Feb.sI8. co
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ioubLfr 1lRnnu9.


On TUESDAY,
MO s'dock, suiH Be sold al sbe Ytudae Stare
Rum in hogfheads and barrels.
French Brandy inpipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whdkey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierccs and bis.
Coffee in tierccs and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
L O.,
A uaq1sty Of DRY GOODS,
Among which arc,
Cloths, Coatrngs,
Ksrleymeres, Dufais,
Plains and Kerfcys,
Negro Cottons, Scrgss,
Elaiicks, blue Friczes,
Calimancoes and Ruffcls,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzcs and C~aEicoes,
Irfh Linens, Silcda do.
0naburgs and Tieklcnburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'ts,
India Mullins ana Tabls Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchief,
ColouEed Threads, Hats,
And lundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
October "a.
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Io M9I ch6Ht1.


/ WILL RENT for DC yeat. OF during my
life, a HOUSE and LOT IN the town Of Sfevenf,
burg there is a fore roefp in The hou(e veil fl
red for the reception Of goods, 4 counting ROOM
adjoining the tore, a largs 1iaing SOON 8nd aaan-
Der, with two FIRE places beiow fairs, f9ur iodgs
ing rooms, with two FIRE places and a asfage
above fairs, large gares, and tWo large, dry
cellars; a granary, kitchen, fnoSe haplr, iahie,
aud a handlome falling garden aays ltsewiie,
two lots we'll enclofed in he fad ;egt, and lone
vacant lots which viii yeog gI:h 81 iefafass from
the above deferibed lot. The &5ad Tor bafness
is interior TO none in this place she h7aafion is
hieh aaa remarkably healshy. ~ easagaa1s =
FIRE ~prcf,ett of tie ~sdjacene country aod an ex-
tenilve view Of The Mountains.
elizabeth TALLIAFERRO.
Steveafbqrg. Culpepper County,
O1obes "a. d3W
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DlltflCL Oh SOldlliUids
County OF Aiexandfla, q.
JUNE TERM, 1909.
John Potts, Complainant,
AGAINST
Robert Finley, John Bannatyne,
Andrew Buchaueo, Jas. Hob
kirk and Root. BuchanonD Dun In Chancery.
Top, merchants and partners un-
der che firm Of Findicy, Ban
natyne & Co. and VIM. Wilton,
Defendants
The defendants, Robert Finley, no.
Bsnnatyne. Andrew Buchanon, Jas. Hobkirk and
Rob. Buchanon Dunlop, not having entered their
appearance ana given fecurity according TO the
,at of adenbly and the rules of this coufi, and 1t
appe airing 10 the tatisfaeion OF the court, upon
aGaasit, that the faid Robert Finley, John Ban.
nstyne, Andrew Buchanon, James Hobkns, and
Robert Bo>hanon Dunlop are not inha''sants OF
this diRrief, on mosion Of the fad complainant,
by his council. it Is ordered, that the iaid deien-
dants, Rober, Finley, John Banntayne, Andrew
Buchanan, James Hobkirk, and Robert Buchanon
Dunlap do appear here on the hrit day OF Novena-
her court next, and enter their appearance TO the
foit and give ecurity for performing the decree OF
the coart ; aud that the other defendant VIM
Wilton, do moi pay away, convey or ieerete the
debts by him owing to, OF the etafe or effects
in his hands belonging TO the fald abient desen-
dants, Robert Finley, John Bsnntayne, An5rew
Buchanoo, James Hobkifk and Rabcrr Buehanon
Dunlop until the further order or decree OF this
coort and that a copy Of this order Sc forthwith
pub,ihsd for " months fucesaively, in one OF
the p.blic newspapers p~ublifhed in this county,
and that another copy be poaed at the front door
of the court boufe ofthe faid county.
s COVETED. G. DENEALE,
S 40. dam Glelk
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Ten Dollars Re1Oayd.

DESERTED from the hip AM, at Alex
andria, IABEZ PALMER, a haman belonging
10 faid hip: he is about ~fect inches high,
dark complexion long, dark hair, dark eyes,
and is good featured nan. he was ieen IN iowa
about 9 O'Clock yeferdsy morning, and when i'en
had on a blue hort jacker, dirty linen trowters,
and black round hat. Whoever will apptehend
him, and bring him to the fabfcfiber, hasl re-
csive the above reward.
Ga. i. d7t cHAs. BRADFORD.
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6aIes bp aaitm.
On SATURDAY.

) : o'eloek, qsiN Be Ed al bs gezaus Skays, The
fOrnsr ofKmg nd Uai9s ay<<fs.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiikey in barrels.
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quaster ca&ss
Molafcs il hhds.
Sugar in hlds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in cafs and bags,
Raiins in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A u1raetv of