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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-26
ADVERTISEMENT.

ADVERTISEMENT.
On THURSD,1T tbe tsveny fri day e
Apnl, y.fair, ifnaf re aest faiv de.1,
avil96 be expelldlo Juls on fbe 9,fmyss,
tile Tozp1 Of 4lfxaadrja, tho toiloqO-
ny fareehsg
LA N d,
late The Snbe,y Of Joba Fitzgerald,
4ecealrd, lold payaaut 10 re d,rSt7toas
sfhn zvll| jfor Tie 9ayafaf oJ b.5 de6t,to
7vit:
One parcel Of Land lying up
on the eat lide OF union itrte' sstovhs ncT,hward
d! Wilkes itreet, Porting icyanty eight feet up
ouUGioa ttreet and extending about two hum
dred feet iatothe river, having an ale cftHen
ty feet running the whole d,pth; Up n it is
ere6ted a frame warthauIe; the ground STUB
ie6t 70 an ANIMAL rent of Ola IS Ga. 1t vii be
iold altogether or divided TO accommodate pur-
chalc5s One half ola biewe4y, s@;sa silch In
pl.n1eats ard uten.s.is necs!iasy FIR arylIg en-
] thu buiaefs upon large icaie, astd parcel CT
gtoued apprgtailiiug t. t. fronting aioat tofty
/ feet npan W5tlr tLieet. Tins ~f9ie rttls brew
cry aud " augd snow u,s.er s'ea.c, at ref:t
(, OF fix hundred dollars per annuu. a piece q
ground inms diateg 'lling on the brewery, sisd
fronting abour ffiy feet on Water itreet, and OK
tendilg me hundrcd md fifty feet o. q twenty
/ feet ally A p.ece OF ground fronting on Vote
and ST. Afsphsi t:sets. 1hissgili lie ioid of IN
| to c1nvenieec lots. A piece nf gT@gsd lying up
! on the inuth iide Of Iing i}reet, ex.el!ding 81
feet to twelve feet alley in tie ifonc is erect
ed two nory hficie On cling iatis, andupou
the alley TWO fiery frame warehnute.A piece of
ground lying upon Union ana Woe ifTcets, ex
tenGiog with Wolfe fxsy tv,o .eee acd al half,
eteStcd a large ditlliery, warthonle and compt-
ing room. Ihe improvements were calculated for
carrying on thr buiineis upon exteative fcale
there arc three 4iilsin IT, Mt haviag been &C.
eapledf for l3net:lsp par tile property ioa,ethirg
ont of repair. he ground is iuhjedt to an an
neal renE Of 1911. r8s. od. There will he iold
al The fame time, a Email tract Of land contigu
Jus 10 The town, containing 81 acres. / hi> IS
Undivided, and will be fold in inlah parcels en-
tainiug from a to e acres. The fale will be con-
tinue>l TIL the whole is fold.
The ternsof file are one fourth Of the pur-
Oh e money IN hand when deeds will be exccut-
ed to ,he pureilaiecs enc other fourth In Tx
months after the iale; one other tonrfh in twelve
mouths, and the remaining fourth IN eighteen
months, Tor iecarus theie payments deed OF truit
will BEL equu coupon The property conveyed from
each purehaler ior his pat.
lFlCS. A. DIGGES,
JAMES KEITH,
sias Easeutors IF jan Fitzgerald.
March 7. Gods.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-26
FOR Sale,
The following valuable Water and o,hgr
L @ T S,


Gtuate in tie town of Alexandra, ris.
No. IA highly valuable We
FER Lot and wharf, tituaie on the esR
iide of Union itreet, at tie diNsncs Of
ninety'feet, or Whereabouts, fouth Of Prince
ireet, extending in front iourhward On
Union ltreet forty four feet eight inches,
ard of thar breadth eaitwsrd into Potomac
river bounded north by the Gore: ard
other buildings on lot now, or late be.
longing to Shreve and Lawrafon, and oH
the iouth by LOT, late of Marx AIexan-
der, now of VIM. Harper. The laid lot
has upon its fouth line itone fore hou(t.
built on this and the lot adjoining, and
the wharf extends along its whole from
on the river.
No. "a Lot oppoGte to the
foregoing, ftuate on the we& iide Of y.
Mon Erect, and extending wei}ward to
Water freet of the breadth OF forty tour
feet eight inches. This lot has svalua-
bic front on both laid freets and Water
areet; has frame dwelling houle erect
ed upon il.
This property will be fold sltOge'h'1
or the two lots fpzrately, or Inc ffonl'
on each lfreet will be divided into diltlda
lots of n feet 4 inches each, as MAJ iai'
purcbafers.
On paymen, ofpart of the purchalt mo,
ney a liberal credit will be given f0' 'n'
reGdue, on approved fecurity. :,
A. plan of the Lots will be ihewn' '.'
terms made known by AcgulllA ana Eli
fha Janney, in Alexandria, or ~ 'ae ia''
icribers in Philadelphia.
JOSHUA & THOS. GlLFlN'
March II. Gov
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ADAM L Y N N

AL A1F1 - ~ ~
Has jgf refeivsa,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
5eweI1y, plated, JaP9aea 8 Janey
GOODS, Of a /uferior quality, asd 81
tbe nezreG Patterns,
CONSISTING OF
Gold Lockets, Rings, Ear
Rings, Bracelets, Watch Keys, Seals; pear
Rings, Bracelets, sc. plated Urns, Tea
Pots, Gators, CandleRicks, &c. ]apaned
Urns,; Tea Trays and Bread Raiksts;
gilt Necklaces, Breaches, Bracelets, Watch
KEYS, Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & Forks,
Penknives, Razors, Scifars; Paints in
boxes; marking Types in boxes complete !;
Snuff Boxes; Plated & feel Spurs; gold
and iilver Epauletts Lace Cord, Thread,
Spangles, Purls, iilyer Thimbles, Tooth
Picks & Pencil Cafes, with a number of
other articles.
He bas 0y6 t0r Sale,
Watchmakers Materials, and
pilt and common Watch Keys, by the
dozen, and Crucibles.
He manufactures, as ufual, all kinds OF
Gold and Silver Work, TO any pattern.
Nov. IL. d3teotf.
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IOHN G.. LADD

lOl1IN ". LADD
TITS JUST RECEIVED, per the
Z i fnow Cornelia, and offers Tor iais,
100 pieces Rulia shee;iogs,
700 do. Ravens Duck,
.Ss bolts Ruf;a Canvas,
bales fine Oznaburgs,
do. brown Rolls,
do. white do.
box Piatillas,
do. narrow Linens,
{ ton Ruiia clean Hemp,
do. Cordage saorted,
% boxes Cattle Soap,
100 do. brown Soap,
70 do. Spermaceti Candles,
10 cafks Spermacssi Whale Oil,
20 do. Tanners brown DO.
s l>ales Of Glee,
IS Feather Beds with Bolltess and
Pillows,
10 chefs Hyfon Tea,
III hh<9s. MolaGss,
leo caESs freih Lime,
his. ana boxes Ladies ans
farcy coicarsd Shoes, very cheap.
March 10
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TO LET,
A CON vENIE MT

Two Story II O U S I,
With a good Kitchen and Smoke Houie
dioin;ng. Alto, Stable for two hories,
SC. &c. with we'll improved garden OF
half an acre.
The dtuatior is very pleafant, having
a fire profpcls Of the river. For pafticu-
squire OF tie Printer.
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.WN Reces0ea, -.
By the fubfcriber,, at their Waren0ui'
at the Eah Of King ifgeet,
London particular MADE l
WINE, in pipes, half pipes ard e. 'AA'
And a quantity OF &C.,
Fir1 quality refined LOAF 'u'
gars, forfaIc by -, q.
March "a. 80
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Notice.

ALL perfons having &C eiS1 rl,,
againa FRANCIS H. Ko@sh lG,.J %
deceaied, of Motley Hall, are dsl .',ad
bring them in properly auihsna asa.s.i
and Jhofe owing the elfate, arc - C,b.
to make immediate payment 70 'D %. =, Il.
criber, who is authorized 10 'e'''~
anne. o,,r,,l.TON,
Alexandra.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-14
NEW YORK, March 10.

A-ri~ed, briggs M,nerva, Ray, Port
Royal, Martinique; Regulator, 1aher,
Cha...eRon lchrs. Polly, Rober'ion,
Nsneueket; Volunteer, Bell. Curacao !;
Ruby, Iohnfor, North Carolina; Nancy,
FroG. Havana.
Schr. Eote.pgize, Pinkham, Whining
tor, n. c.
The l.hr. Echo, Peck, arrived at Char
Teton, from this port IN icgere gale OF
wind, two Of the fsamen were waihed o.
yeyboafd and loft.
14yrivrd Jfrce eur laR,
Brig Minerva, Ray, from Port Royal
Martinique. Left there, ichr. John,
Cole, OF and for Mayblehead, to fail IN 10
days; brig Patty, Appleton, jaa arrived
from Bottom; brig Jolly Bacchus. King,
of Providence, 10 iaii inorlly for Us Hand.
Touched at ST. Pierre's; Left there hoop
Polly, Bu,kett, Of an for n. York, to
fail in few days; the brig Jane, OF New
buryporr, and feyeraI others, names not
recolletied. Pork g dolls. beef IA, -four
81, but prohibited, mackarel 5 dolls.
falron s, herrings from 5 to 4 dolls. per
quintal. In LAT. 3S, long. II, ipoke IMP
Hamden and Sidney, out days, tom Phi
iadelphia, bound TO Barcelona.
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.rnJ ,5,frv k:1 6.esr Is IRE. General
Ro,6amdeeu isjl here abom len d4ys ago,
qvIib a5eut 1000 f,s@ f,oofs, rubie6 suiH
deu6ilsl, pep TIE fy2gtsG qubifb tie 6s'-
CARDS ar making IN fbe ./oatb. Ne are
il daily sT5e9aifon efTery large rem
foreemcnts fb0t bave Pulled from di4e,ens
PARIS at France. General Roebam5eaa IS
iiadtfat;gabls III BIS eseytieas, vey Drave,
and bis nan. onlp is terrific to tie blacks.
W,5ne be qvasbeyr 7oitb les free than 4ve
noqo 6ave, ave iazv u0fbiag Of tbe snfm).
Since on, a,ytRQti7u he A1rerieaa corr
me,ce has beev PIT JPN The (ame toof'ugg
rs NE Tyeueb, exeept onJ higher impof
dry ard av< baOe drea rrpald t6e ms9y
zoe qveys tofeed 10 lend.
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BOSTON, March 3.
From CAPE E,anfcis, Febraary

from CG2f 1GafeiS, reor&Hrr 9.
As SHfbs bad nsqui qcbieb goes from
i5isiy2aad i, gsalraIIyvey much txager4t-
81, ] embrace auitb plr4lare an stto,fa
aity direR far BeRon, to give yoa an &C.
Cunt effbe far qubieb happened a fseo
says paf on the moaatains, direaly hack
Of The CAPE. Adoat tb< 5.b ixFaat ii
ssas reported IA toqun tdat the hisands
essre Collecting on tbelt meantai1s, and
INTENDED TO deeissd them 10 ettaek and en-
Ter The Cape, tie ,e9o,f zvas leaked s3oa
81 a5fard feeling oarJfloes. pey frong>1
eosIsgatnfy Nor ATTENDED TO. TIE 5fb
aF. at 05eat tk,ee IN TIE morang, zve
ssers aqvske ty The fire Of fbr ms&ety,
ana jeoa difeovsred that The b,Tgands bad
ATTACKED fbe ha6a4sien Me6ye, subere
istre sca1 a -fnaH pei, and tquo other
s'aes tqualLy rsar 10 The toq0n. Mebeye
sns Delab,ie qssre jaen Jet fire to /; bnt
no noe njfezisf roos Gone, except The los
g'ne estEeer and three az fair men on AR
f3t The 6riga1ds then fed and bavs
2't ofsn ./ren in The msaataias fnee.
he nsxtme,ning, a6oat tbeIam tine,
's' traps Of the line only made a n,H..
@''f6s fl0is rvltb The dragons Of tie
eape' mes the main bsd eftb< 6rigands,
'3'f9ndsd b. Clervraxr and Cbrj9opbe,
g ssSt i6em battle snd eomplsaty routed
VEN. C3sear2s FOO blaets ssere j0uud
sssa 4pon tie field, que bad Is or 70
. S'Sa1ed and cerytss0 killed. Il captain
0'9s - toe gese,ai's gsards chm
"a .'' q0sH16Sd Clr'vsGax IN Gnsle rcm
80 2aa Srozla bave fakes. bin but far a
'Sssf saH zs6ieb faeI lin III ne esos.
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Which cure ye1els of every Gze, age,
and condition, of various dangerous Com
plants sriting from worms, &c. &c.
This ncdiciee bears no analogy what
ever to others which have been offered
to the world, having originated like
Minerva foley in the brain of IFS author.
A particular excellence of thar remedy is,
its being fuiied to every age. iize, and
frame and is 70 peculiar in lis operation,
that it will produce the fame effect on
the delicate frame of a cock boat, and on
the hardy fdes of live oak frigate and
will, without the hazard of binding or
looiening, free the veael of every thing
ofenave or injurious, by promoting a
gradual tranfudation of the pitch, tar,
turpentine and other extraneous matters,
which may have, been imbibed by the
fame.
~ To be had Of the Inventor, at
Warrington, and no where eile-io pleaie
apply there only.
Salem Gaz.
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IMPORTANT.
ExtyaF Of letter from gentleman q
rr(be9abilty, dated

ExtraR Of a letter from a gentleman Vt
rgpeaabiliy, dated
MALAGA, Dec. 1902.
g In confequence of dispatches tom
Government 10 Commodore Morris, and
which Captain M--opened, he fails
to- morrow for the United States. The
Chefapeake is to follow, and Commo-
dore Morris is to fhift his flag on board
Of the New York or John Adams, and
continues on the Aation. The Swedes
had made peace with Tripoli, by pay
ing 50, 900 dollars. 1t is alto fad, thee
ale feveral cruizers fitting out at TriFoll,
which will be at fea this winter. Tuois
has demanded from the Uni.ed States a
frigate of 3o guns and it is expected
thar Morocco will declare war sgainlf
the United States before next fpring j;
and if 70, we lhall have our hands full
and 10 ul- the exprefion of Conful
O,Brien,- IT LOOKS RATHER
SQU.LLY HERE"
Estraa # letter fvos a gfa'lsnsan af
rel5eaab5At, dated Roa<s, Sd 1ensa-
~, 1902.
!" Mall fay psthing upon Plhlic af-
fairs as il is now shsee nionSas iinte ; ieit
Par. & all have Gnce beaid wortA men
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BALTIMORE, March 10.

Arrived, lhip Lou.ts, Douglas, 81
days from AmAeroam. Feb. II, LAT.
81, long. III, poks ieh'r Adventure,
Butterfwor'h, from Halifax, N, c. al
fed two bfiss in the hay, one from Will
mington, IN. c the other from iNing
Cor, JAM
The lhip Sufonnah, Fo.reRer, clea'ed
at Charleton 18Th February for this PIT,
is in The bay.
March II.
Arrived, lr'g Mary, Eaton, IS days
from Wilmington ~. c.
Alto, the Englilh brig Friends, Met.
calf, 81 days from KingAon lJam.) Feb.
II, ipoke eff the N. E. poirt OF
heneaga, the fhip Two Friends, Wilt
ANS, OF New London. from Nahau TO
Turks In.nd.
The brig Fame, Murphy, of this port,
has arrived al Kingifon lJam.) Brig
Veneila captain MsNsil, to TAI! goth Of
ian. for New Orleans.
The brig Henry, Davis, of this port,
had arrived at Jamaica from Aux GAYS.
The brig Franklin was TO fail from ia
maica in IA days.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10.

Arrived, Portuguefe chi Motta,
Opor5o hip OGris, Liverpool brig AZ
Gitance, swee,zer, Charleaon /; Hiram,
Edmonton, Jamaica, via Chatleaon;
fchooner Mars, M'Calloch, N. Carolina !;
la, orite, CotteriIl, New York.
Cleared, fchooner Two Friends, Crow
Ell, Boacn.
Captain Cottle, politely handed US a
lift of American yeaels, left at Liverpool
on the 18th January but latter ore
having been pablifhed, fuperledes its ap-
pearance--NeyeEtheleis we gratefully ac-
knowledge his attention.
Ship Canton, of and for this port, was
at Bucncs Ayres on the 4sh December,
expected to Gail in all thar month. The
Ship Three Sites, Aurora & Sally of this
port, were at Motevideo taking in cargos,
the latter for Falmouth and marker.
Sch. Fancy, Wilton, from hence TO n.
Providence, was cae away on the roth
Jan. upon Eleusharis, vefel loft half car
60 faved BY the wreckers. In the fame
gale g other vei1els were caa away.
Ship Farmer, George, Of this port, has
arrived at N. Orleans from Jamaica.
Ship Difpa'ch, Benners, from hence has
arrived at Madras, and proceeded for Su-
matra.
Sch. Enterprize, Ray, from hence, has
,rr;uoJ ., ,La NH;N;G,-,>;
Sch. Sally, from Wilmington, arrived
at Bolton, fell in with Feb. ~, lat. SO,
50, long. ~ the brig Sarah, OF PhiladeI-
phia, diimaited and full OF water no
perlon on board.
March II.
Yeferday arrived the French brig La
Cert, with Di(patthes from HAVANA,
for the French and Spanilh Minifers.
Capt. Oakford, who arrived yesterday
from Rouen in France, brings dispatches
TO our executive from our Miniiter in
France, who we are told, is heartily flick
of his iitua1ion and wilhes to return.
Arrived, French National brig, LIE
Cert, Droualt. Brig Sufannah, Oakford,
Rou-n Schr. Lydia, Rhodes, Walhlng-
ton; SIoop Eagle, Brunam, R. lland.
Cleared, Brig Clariaa. Brewton, Ii
verpool Maria, Jervis, Point Petre !;
Sc1r. Dolphin, BioEen, Z. Francois.
Brig Lovely Lucy, Breeyor, and brig
Lewis, Wicks, from hence, have arrls ed
at P. Republican.
AT ired brig Saiannah, Oakford. Capt.
0. left a, Hayre on the 18th January
fhi,s Rouieau, MIeven, and Lolita,
WILTON, of Philadelphia. Capt 0. informs
bar large force WAS defined for ST. Do
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-, ne solisisa. inaituticns Of En-
- ~. and in she oti.er sboie OF The States
and Uai;ed States of hneFles' and oil
.q;ona,ely compare them With each O.
Re, If / riitake NOT, the hatuse and
t.s,r,es III / may be allowed the eApfei-
CONS, Of lhe human mind, viii be ioaod
: here de!ineattd aud dep,tted 10 PIE
G.rvs no tfriking likenefs. Our cooiii'u-#
mons and laws are laid on the iolid toun-
d,rioas, OF equality of rights and equality
e condition. Laws which make aid
roontcnsnce diAinsfious between citizen
.od citizen, are hottie TO the nature aud
well being Of cur governments. II we
arc defirous of peroeSuating the ex'asnce,
md uu:t we ali are, o! the contribution
II ne United States, and lhole Of the rel
ccttive ita,es our laws emanaring from
,hejr different fources ihould aet IN union
and concert, or as nearly e as The nature
of things will admit; uniformity Will
pive 10 them itrength, and erected as
shey would be, on the fable foundation
-ot equal and imrnu'able Juhice, they
would for ever poiIefs the affections OF the
people. Should contrary courie be pur-
iued, our political inititutions, the admit
ration of the world, she hr&-born OF Wit
dom. would receive fheck that would
make US all trcmble for their preicrvation.
Prior to the formation of the preien' con-
fitution, the fate governments had with
il their REFLECTIVE jurildidions tie resa-
ls,ion Of all matters relative 20 property,
contracts, &c. in word, all civil and
criminal jurilaiction. All transitions
even 10 this day, between citizen and CT
tizeo, except in certain fpecihed cafes,
are under tie immediate conuoul of the
fate laws. Ii has ever been the policy
Of nof of the fates, and with confidence
| ipeak of the fate of Virginia, not to
impair the obligation of contratfs, nor TO
abiolye man from his debts. The only
rslealement from debt or contract is to
pay the one and perform the other. To
protect the debtor from the opprefiion Of
the creditor, TO which, in lomc countries,
the creditor can at will luhjeet the debt
or; infolyent laws are in force, by the
poyiGons of which the debtor can lite
rate his body tiom itnpJifonment, BY al
Ggning over his ehate, both real and per-
final, for the benefit Of the creditor. A
debtor who has taken the benefit OF the
ia(oIvenr law cannot be impriioned again
by the creditor Tor the fame debt, though
the property given by him IS mi, hcient
to pay the debt Of the creditor. The
fubfequent acquiGyions Of the debtor are
made liable 10 pay The balance. The
laws are uniform, confident and jua, they
bear with equal authority upon all and
every defcription of citizens high and
low, rich and poor. This evident i'm
partiality hes endeared the fate laws
10 their affections. One common Nan-
dard of jufice is eRablithed the refult
IS obedience, without murmur 10 the laws,
.aad perfect aceuielcence in their COM
nands.
fMr. Ntavton's Speech to be continued.
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nningo to fail from HayFe, on the 18th of
January, and thar The French troops wefe
to embark at the He!voetiluys iur Loui-
anna, On the ,3d of January.
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A5SesoYs' Notice.
WHEREAS the Council fox

w H 1 the Council tor
appointed us Aifefors Tor rhe prcient year, and az
the Revenue Law (undcr the penalty of NE
HUNDRED DOLLARS requires all matters
and miilrefes Of families, 70 give into the AZ
lei1nrs, lifts of ali male tithables belonging to, ar
reGting in their respective families, and ALTO,
every owner Of taxable property to give il lit
of iuch property within five days, AFTER de-
nand nradc thereof, by any Aileiilr-Thc Al
leiIors, therefore, aware IF the difficulty OF OBJ
Gaining fuch lifts on perlonal application. at the
houies of 1uch owners of property, they being
frequently from home or bully engaged, and
many errors being unavoidable for the want Of
fuch information, on account Ct the frequent
transfer Of properly, and thcie errors generally
not difcovered uatii the Colltdcr calls t3r pGy-
ment of taxes, after the time for spfcal has C.
Iapfed when no redref, can be hid.
They, therefore, requelf all
the citizens at their lefure, wltnin five days
hereafter, may make out iuch IFS aid fcnd
them to the office OF a. Faw, alter whch they
pc y AMI .iccr,alr he yaiuati N s.l haur
any further trouble or interruption to the citi-
Ems
The Taxable Property to be
contained in faid Tits, is z, fc lows, viz.
All HouleS and Lots, and all
unimproved Lots, de6g natiug the freet or ftreets
on which thy fituated, and by whoM crcu-
pied; ali four wheeled carriages. all chairs, lui-
kies, or two wheeled riding carriages, all drays
carts AMI Wagons. horles, COWS, and dogs; all
tavern iiecnfes, and all male perions, above the
age of iixteen years, conlprehending clerks,
iourneyn,en, apprentices, aiiltsnts, iervants and
Aaves
For the information Of thofe
unacquauted with the law, the following clauie
thereof is pubihcd--" And i any perlon WHAT
ever ihal wilfully omit, or nlilrep efcnt in the
liz given in, any tithahe or other taxable pro-
perty, or iha in any manner conceal the fame
rom the knowledge of the AGcilDrs, the perion
&c perions TO offending, ihall forfeit and pay dow
ole the amount of the tax impofed on luch titha-
able or taxable property"
A. FAW,
GEO. M'MUNN.
. Note.-Thofe gentlemen who
aa as agents, or havs the management Of taxa
bic property for non-reildcnrs, will pleae note
them, in making out lifts OF their own property
March IA. DOT
John M'KINNEY
Has jua ,eeeivea, and far sale an moderafe,
fSrns5,
.otons well aHorted Bay Iron. !.
Sugar in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy IN pipes,
Gofce, Hersings. Sc. &G 80
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aIeranDrla anDarftSer.
MONDAY, MARCH IA.

ECONOMY and DRY DOCKS!
A laving (not of one Guinea, butt OF one
Vehal in three /! (!
*****#*** 81 CTS Patent May Msdi-
cines,
Celebrated for the cure of moff diieaf, 5
TO which Macy is fuhjeef, and are in
high efima'ion in the capitol and other
places in the u. States, and are offered
much cheaper than the materials Of which
they could be compounded,
FOR
Worms, Leaks,
Barnae}e5, Rottennen,
Cra1knest, Fo4luess,
Crazuess, Hoggea vessels, &c.
Strains, &c.
WORM DESTROYING DRY
DOCKS.
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7zyelye Dollars Rsward.

LOST on Wsdnefday the ad ina. az Aler'n'
dril Bank Note Of Ten Dollars, and Check on
the Warrington Bark for 81 dollars cents,
payable to- - Coigroyc or order, drawn oy
Richard FRAZER. II found tcgethc, the above t.
ward will be giyen on their being reaorea -
the Printer of this paper, or TO Cforgs Cs*, kHs
Asect. IF the check f1opld have been fouAd iePi.
rafcly Two Dollsn reward wlll he given tor
Lii is now Of GO nfe bat to TIC ewner.
Nov. 4, s3f
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Ten Dollars Reward.

hBSCONDED en- Saaday morning, the goth
OH. hom shc Priasiog Gaze OF the Apollo, an
appsehtise boy, sbops rs years old, hus rather
fnslI Of his age: bis eyes ase dark, and hisfktn
Of pals aaa faiipN appes1ancs-ais n,oesh vide
and his nese imaiI. ! Do hereby fore~arn all
ur:sters add Ssasr peil9as from hafboripg, ern.
poying, OF giving hin any kind Of iopport, or
they viii besinsieSse3 to che penalty which the
law dirsas. Re has taken with him Sold
i :rnca Watch, tie cats Of which IS ict around
with peal, rear The az the glais; two OF the
pearls have. sallen ous--mtsxefs' names Argand
sad Sssl,monl marked On me face. This ap-
pseas snsrDe is Is,HN Ross, hut being an arr
fDl bs5v. its Likely he wilt aGuRe icmc o,hes.
Nneeysy ap,rshrnds aud fscusss fasi boy, 70 THAT
Z get hin agsln, !hsA receive Tie sbosc reward,
sud II :easos.aS.le kSrges paid
James Walker.
s'ss''I Ns asss; J J 1ss1'''' N7ass
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Notice IS he9ebY gsUen,

THAT we intend 70, petisaon' the next General
Aaen,bly of Virginia, fora Law to eaabIilh town
at the Occoqaan Mills, 10 the county Of Prince
William, unaer eet,ain regulations.
Ellscot, Campbell s Wheslsr,
.ncceoasn Mills, Oct s, 1903. d