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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-22

ing under him. can very dex;erauey hif
himfe!f TO The rext.
When MIR. Burke wrote upon the re-
volusion, Sieyes was filing lis s"pidgeon
holes with new conaitutions for his
country he has cicaped amids all the
convuliions that have tince taken place,
and il Is not recolleded whether he issnow
one Of the cyphers Of the confu'ate, or
is retired, again to fluff his 20 pigeon
holes" with contributions. The follow
ing anecdo'e Alaws that he is. wifar IN
his generation" tran almoit all his aao-
cia,es.
A foreigner in France called at fhop
where iocn things were ufuslly fold, to
purchafe the prints of the mott confpicu-
Gus actors in The revniution. The man
fhook his head, while he ran over the lift,
add then faid, that having preferred his
isiety to his property, he had defroyed
all his prints fuccellively, as the originals
became profcrihed, or were flcrifccd. -
At the acceiils1 OF new party, ICON,
tinued hei | always prepare tor Wifi,
clear my windows and fhelves of the ex-.
ploded heads, and replace them by ,hofe
of their rivals. Nay, I afiurc you fincc
the revolution, our trade is become as
precarious as that Of a gamefef. The
contfitutionaliits, indeed, held out pretty
web, but then was half ruined by the
fall of the BrissotiDs and before / could
retrieve little by til. Herbertists and
Dantonists, they too, were cut Of fashi-
OH. !" Well, but the Robespierrans !;
you must have gained by thein ?"-
Why, true: R9bespierre and Marat an
swered well enongh /; yet they are gone
after the rest. HIRE, however (says he,
taking down an engraving of the Able
Sieyes) here iss piece Of merchant e that
have kept through all parties, religions
and constitutions, and now you see aim
in fashion again, mounted on the wrecks
and supported by thu remnants Of both his
friends and enemies; Oh! he's know
ing one"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-22
MAHOGANY.
URAGE.

The fubfcribcr informs the citizens Ct
Alexandra thar he has az excellent paf-
sure for Hosies, Cows, &c. The fence
is iecure, and, with It's convenience 70
waier, he is inclined TO believe make it
the bef 10 the neighhorhood of the town.
Notice to Young Sporymen.
The dcpredations consulted on my pro-
perty, at The Point, las killing my ducks,
sc. aefidsufalyJ by perfons hunsing
thereon, | have heretofore overlooked
bur it having happened, in the couiic ola
few weeks, that two Of my fefvants were
injured from fome young men ihooiing On
ny premiles-I hereby caution all per.
Gns whatever treGpaning hereafter, as IN
thar event / am determined TO make an
example of the frR intruder.
William PaaerjOn.
Augua II. st
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-22

,oaouace much broader, as =
20 , ~. than Mr.. Bernard pu:,. PSI
s., s'1 s ,sanshs il nscsaary deviation
&c s s. syS' lssarsd 'h,s The sriuoas
m' e eob Handy, with ioms crrdi'
e. s,,t & i, was perfect, bur the charaste'
9's :, n ii, line If saaing.
= - NJ. Hopkins, we NUT ever otter
5. ,s;bare Of praife, while he performs
Is !. - Thurisy. To fee, very youth, MT
= : : :. manners Of old age 70 tuccetsfuily,
:. = e. a,,f Of theatrical phenoacnon--xhlie
Z y;l.. With till fewer years Of prac-
= T.: ], Ii: d-llghs Of the audience.
nv A.. Gssen's confederation IN the part
d. !. i:rvsnt, upoa msdags, was highly
!. . 4, credit. add while il was an excel
-, ledsn to mdSsfrappe,s, who often
s =, c,rleGnefs create difguit. in the re
.,;,;oo of half dozen lines, il ihswed
{. ,,foee 10 the audience, and the inter.
a q i, iakes in the credit Of the fage.
: NJ. Clare null, at leait, " ges his part
H. h.art, !" ere we can icy word In his
fayofe
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-22
(Ame. Da;;. Adv.J

Inc associates of Gallatin know well
'nas they owe their elevation, III degree,
. .ne dextercus and successful manner in
sa'cn his jargon was metamorphosed into
.oquent speeches. They know thar the
puo'le We're led astray by the delusion,
mat ne possessed all the essential quail
switch entitled a man to private esteem
aug puollc applause. The cunning ard
le'11iealnes of his life, afford but few OPP
rO.'unitlss to approach his character with
0aenslve severity. HIS fellow labourers
were Better known. They had no pre-
:. .ns'ons TO Messiah-ship. They knew
'oas their schemes could not be effected.
N''oont the establishments of sect, who:
GUIDED and influenced altogether by their
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-22
THE Able SIEYEs.

THIS man has lived through all the
difafets of the French revolution, and has
acted part in almoa every faction that
has in its turn governed the great nation.
The fngular fate of the able proves that
nc is either very harmless, or, what is more
probable, tina, he polefss the greateft IA
.ility in changing his creed, and that as
he finds one wave of public opinion break
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LLOYD's LISTS
FINN xbx Iofb to tbe 2Sfb Of Jxze.

] 0hAS 70 e NJ S2SS = ~
Arrived, the Governor Strong, Chonse.
f,om Alexandra; Fair American, Flow
m N. Yoek; Atalanra, Tucker, Balti-
more. June "a, arrived the Iernima and
| Fsopy, Glad, Havannah, via N. York;
Isabella, Green, Charleiton. June Il,
arrived the Eaher, Hamilton, Savannah
S;a.,s, P, ike. DO. June "a, arrived the
ALIVE, M'Dqagal, Philadelphia; P'u
denc., Arundel, do. Two Friends, Vote,
N. York; Union, Pearfon, Wilmington;
Porfmouih, -, Baltimore. pne
n, arrived the Farmer, George, N. Or
leans; Goipors, Chamheslsin, Virginia !;
n York, Co.'s, do. Henry, iros, Alex.
sndria.
FALMOUTH JuNR s.
Arrived tie Fame, Ma,phy, ST. An
de q, sor Baltimore !; Pesisyssance, 49, !,
Pruaaesphia Alexander, Keag, Virgi
giria. June II, arrived he Brusus,
Bunce, 20 days from Petersburg, Virg.
and failed to the eafward. June IS, ar
nycd the Auckland Packet, from New
Yak, in IS days from Halifax June
10, arrived the Cathariae, Nicholion,
from the river Plata.
A Commercial friend has put into our
hands, several letters from a respectable
house in Liverpool. One Of the 25ih Of
Jure says,
!" Advces from Holland, &c. continue
to quote advancing prices, much more
than equal TO our last quotation; and we
doubt rot therefore but means will be bit
upon TO transport such articles thithel
from hence, Notwithstanding, war is de
clsrea with the Batavian repubiic--pnces
OF sugar, cefes, Sc. are mean time,
however ALMOST nominal. Dye woods
Continue to be wanted fer home consump
ton, and Honduras logwood by British
ships commands from % to III. Cam
peachy 2SL Fustic 90 to al. los. prices
OF Mahogany likewise keep steady. Cot
ton is Affected by the pressure of the times
which occasions general Scarcity of mo
ney, as we'll as ssagnation in trade, but
winch may prove only temporary-most
holders still ask the late prices for their
e0ttons. Nothing is doing in wheats,
We cannot quote II at more than IS Sd to
Ss I'd per 7olbs. for New York, from gas
% SOS TOR super6ne fl ur. Rice beng
agh on the continens, looks up here, and
= worth Sc 10 Sss per ewt, free Of duty
% export, Ashes also rather improve, sa,
POI IS to 4ss, and pearl 40 to SIS pc
e11. Naval stores are much as last quot
.0-S'ases of good quality are scarce and
=, great request, say bbl- 10. 10. to l8I
per NJ.
~ n. dI.,
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E,ratam In our last for " his friend
ship for Duane, and the abuse fro,n the
press Of that zuoedea b0ased 7aeobm"-
read, that qvsodsu borsed 1ar55i4.
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EpHapb On a Slaggard.

Lo! here does Lazy lawrence lie;
Who, when he bade the world adieu.
Cried" O what bliss il is to die
For, now, I've nothing more to do"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-01-05
Taken up by DANIEL TRABt
black and white
c o w,

not marked, appears TO be about nine years
old. Also, strvy sandy ROC, unmark-
ed, with black spots over his body, about | 3
months old. Appraised BY Thomas Ira
buc, Edward Cary, and James Pendleton,
The COW to thirteen dollars, and the hog to
one pondtwelve shillings and four pence.
Posted and appraised before me this 18Th
day Of November, 1909. Given urdcr my
hand, the above date. (co3)
EDWARD NQjELY,
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POSTSCRIPT.


! WASHINGTON CITY, December 81.
We understand hat che ixclIUv have
received authentic niorUaucn, that tie
late Suspension % the ,1ght Of cierosi, at
EW-ORLt.ANa was undertaken with
out orders from the Spanish Government,
and that the nteasurv had beeh inlmet.:-
ateiy communicated 10 the Governor Of
( Cuba, who has a experimenting authority
over Louisiana, as il doubtless was 10 the
( Spanish Government. Il Is certain also
that The Governor at NEW ORLEANS,
! who has no authority over the glitter from
! whom the suspension issscd, obietled 70
the measure. Under these circumstan-
tss and The interpretations of our OWE Co
yemment, i may DC reasonably hoped,
tiat the matter viii be peaceabiy ana e.lr-
ly adjusted.
We understand thai some days since,
m. RRHedg., Member Of the House OF
representatives, SELF challenge to Efr,
[ae'Y, NiCo1bsr Of tie Sens;E, then II
Port Iohacco, WHITTIER the former, at
tended by Mr.-Lcv'is 4. Motifs, had fol-
lowed the latter. The cilalIsfge was aot
accep,el. ON TUESDAY, Mr.. Tller,o h his
reiurs, TO tbe -,ty, was atJavfed at Ixblic
6ouse at Piscataway, hy Afr. Eu,ltdgea
Mr.. Elery was without any means of de-
fence. Rfr. Ruaedge stI,ck nm several
times with cane or chh, un,il Mn. Glie-
~ closed upon him ailG 3cld linn ill aiey
were separued oy tht IntePosition Of
third persons
We edo aut. nj Preseih give the part;cu~
iar circumstances. of t!.fi transaction, ~ il
is our wish shat what - deeply duplicates
should be stated with the a.
nnst Correctness.
s-.'.s.sSs snF.-z,, -.---, A,.s..s.- ss=Ez-Sg
LIST of LETTERS rerr aiming. in the
Post Office 1t Charlottesville, Dec. 81,
1909, which vii i,c returned a. dead
letters If not trkfr. up Within il.ee
months.
Samuel Ntaisor, nhomas y. Barch,
.andon Brent. Beniana'n II B,ody, Messrs.
Thomas Be'i, Rohc't Jouitt * Cornelius
Samuel Btck, Joseph Brand,
lager Bowen, Da'Sicy Carr, James y.
yocNe, ius. John { finder, Enonoas Dou.
class 5, Samuel O,HAn7n, JShn tveritt,
'anes Fowlcs. lyiinain Fleming, Robert
Iarland- Randolph Gibson, William Hey
iins, Asa Hazen, 3aui G.. G.. Zones Z,
Rev. William Iryih, Jane Kerr, John T..
Kerr, James Kingsoivin. James liz dsay
;, Charles Lewis, Howell Lewis, Zephs-
nah Luce. Samuel [-eitch, William Lam,
Rev. N, Maciy2, Rev James Maury, Mrs.
.lizshclh Po&e, William Ramsey, John
Iodesr Mss Sarah AirneSs Shelton, VIM.
shelton, William frrrer, George The
mason, Charles l.. Thomas, John Tho
mas, Mrs. Mar| Fh7msou, Johp Will
lmsorl, John Wood, NYii!;@rn WOOD MIS-.
Lucy Wood, Mis-. Jane Wood, jahn VII.
son, GeorsS W,lFts, -NV51isr,, Nyai;ar.
Mis. Milley WaNcn, Charles Yancev,
Leo5D HARDIN DAVIS, p. NJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-01-05


Judgment Of man. ne, who not only ads
out IS even accessory, 10 criminal acts, i,
considered equally guilty with the perpe
orator and IN tl1c Judgment Of that sa-
jprenc TRIBUNAL, where every aSt meets a
due reward, he who AIDS, without which
the perpetrator w7Gld be mcap2citatec.,
viii certainly be considel cd as criminal
OF darker dye.
The corre6lion OF an evil so projudjc!ai
( to society, and the welfare Of r1api5iud pc
morally, we leave ior the Consideration OF
all good men, and toe government cf or
country.
1t IS said by number ofthe citizens OF
! this splace, that the Fountains erected BIZ
/ William Booker, dec. VIII be OF lt,!e or
no use in case OF fire by their beng 50
soon exhausted. For the remedy of which,
viii submit = plan 70 the consideration
81 the public, and in particulars for those
vino I've within The vicinity of those fouh-
,atns.
First.---Let there be Cistern mad,: Tor
each fountain Light enough To hold water,
and large enough to hold two or tlree
Engines iuIl let them be sunk, say sigh-
teen inches, or NO feet in the GROUND, /.
and 10 rise about as much above grol !,
and be placed IL such manner as 20 re- |
Give constant supply OF water to keep
these always full /; they may be placed So !
rs 10 be OF no INCONVENIENCE to the pub ,
tc, and thsn am sure need not remind I
my fellow citizens Of the Great aovanta.-e T
such supply of water would be al The {
beginning Of 4 FIRE.
A cirIzEN. (
~ 3. If this plan be adopted The soon
er the better,
The English prints state that u young
"ornan ofthe name OF Carver, houscmaid I
TO capt. r. Pearson, Of Greenwich hospi-
tai, proves TO be the daughter OF the late
celebrated capt Carver, Who acquired
vast tract Of country ~ The back settle
mcnts OF the United States. This has
been faithfully guaranteed and pre- served
by the Indians for his legal representative,
who is at length indisputabiy discovered
IN Inc person OF the above youus woman.
The lahdis supposed TO DC worth stIoa.
600 sterling.
4 few days since passed through THE
district, lsays the Alexandria ExposiiorI 4,
ON their Journey 70 the " estwacd, small
party OF Germans, WAC tad purchased
5000 acres - land IL he neigh6ourhooA
of Ciilicothe, of Genera! Huzcaiousko al
3 dollars tie acrs. 4 % ara larger parry
arc we understand daily peSied st Nor
,o'S' These worthy people are said to he
IRON the len bank Of the Rhine, and viii
prove valuable Citizens 10 the new state
Of Ohio.
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a;scbarcing part 81 toe debt due 10 the
9, 6uat. Tine relnainDg 2,22o shares were
now, under the sans authority sold at IS
percent. advance: the 1887, 900 dollars
which they produced We're, in Conformity
,o The Dyovisjohs OF the said act, applied to-
wards lischarsinf, An equal amount OF that
uagt OF the debt, winch had become due 10
the bank before or during the year 1886
and the purchaser OF the stock, sold at the
same TIM, 10 the treasury, an equal sum
In bills ON Holland 4; 81 cents per guilter /,
tlIe securing OF whick large amount, at
that rate, WAS the inducement on the part
OF goyernnent TO dispose Of the bank stock
on those terms. AS the dividend usually
received on the bank stock sold, and the
annual interest payable on the debt due TO
TIE bank, thus distinguished, were nearly
equal, the July half yearly dividend on the
stock, was in .aSt the premiSm paid for
the purpose Of eFfsSting the remittance (;
and government hasthereby been enabled
&c obtain, without raising the price of ex-
change, the whole amount wanted to meet
the payments due in Holland, till the
month of Scptcmber-iso3.
Exclusively of, and in addition TO the
debt of 1897 900 dollars thus paid TO. the
Bank, cut Of the proceeds OF the sales Of
Bank Shares; . SUM OF eight millions
three hundred and thirty four thousand,
seven hundred and fifty seven dollars and
eishly-uine cents. has heeo paid cut ofthe
treasury during the year ending OH the.
soth day of September last, on account of
the principal and interest Of the Pubic
Deer, and the payments in part of the prin-
cipal Of the debt, made during the same
s heriod, have been as lollowetb.---
asst. The payments on account
of the principal and interest
! nftbe Domestic Debt haye ~
been Dolls. &,62S,l0S 80 81
front which dedu6line So, ''"
one years interest or .;i
the same, 3,4TO,s5s rs, s{
Leaves q SUN appliedt1
The reimbursement OF -,
the; principal OF TIE
six per cent and DE-
ferred stocks, Of l,ls7,e4s Ga
I'd. Paid TO foreign ctfi-
GERS ard for,hc regis-
tsrad de5t, s,6o5 ls
Sd. Principal OF domes-
cloanS, Exclusively
Of the ,3s7,60o dol-
lars paid oat OF the
proceeds of Bank
Shares) 2o5,4oo
4tt. Evidences orpubic
debt paid for lands, i7,lSz so
9Th. The payments or account
- of .he principal and iFgsey-
est of the foreign dsbt nave
been, S,3lo,874 50
From which sum de-
Quoting years inter-
est and charges, equal
TO 462T5I
And on account ofths
different rates at which
bills have baep pur-
chased and of sasdry
Bills returned for non
payment, and now in
suit, further sum
of s2,2s4 95
.-4---------s45,cl 80
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-01-05
Boot q Shoe Manufactoyy.
William Sanderson,
LATELY FROM EUROPE,

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
E% and the public IN general, that he
has commenced business in the store for
merly occupied BY SOLOMON JACOBS, OBJ.
posite thc Market; where he mas OF hand
Of his own manufacture. an assortment Of
MllN's LONG BOOTS, do. BOOTEFS,
BOYS BOOTS. LADIES' MOROCCO
SHOES, do. LEATHER do. Those WHO
may be pleased 20 favor him with thcg
commands, may depend that every after.
ton viii be paid.
E-P GOOD WORKA1EN may have
employment, Il
Richmond, January !, 1908.
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WIN be ,SoLd.

10 the highest b.dler, at the Swan tavern
in Manchester, on Ike 9Th Jaruafy next,
precisely at oclocs. p. ri MIR William
kCbcTtson's GOAL PITS, about twelve
mites from Manchester, containing about
three acres, being amost an entire solid
body Of coal. SIX ilndted dollars viii be
required 70 be PAID down, and the balanc-
IN two eqnai annual payments. TO be secu-
red BY deed of trust on-the properiv, OF
snch other security as shalt be approved
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-01-05

Leaves applicable 70 pay
ment Of the principal, 2,76s,s5s 81
.-----------------.
4,ls2,s6s e6
Amounting altogether
70 four millions, ono hrn-
bred and fly two thou-
sand, eight hundred and
sixty-nins dollars and six
.y-six cents.
Ard if tothat sum shall
BE added the t,se7ros
dollars paid on account Of
the principal Of the debt
dac to the Ban%, ont OF
the proceeds OF the sale
OF the Bank shares the--------------------
5,44o,4o0 66
total aincunt Of debt ex-.------------.---.--
tinguishcd during that
year, viii be found to sx-
cecd FIVE millions, four
hundred and forty thou
sand dollars.
The balance Of specie in the treasury
which on the lst LAY Of October sol, n
mounted to 2,04S,7lg dollars and - cents,
had encreased or the ist O6tober 1902, 20
the sum Of 4, 539,675 dollars and 81 cents,
making a difference IN favor Of the trea-
sury, OF ,59O,e56 dollars and 81 cents /;
which last sum added to the above mehti-
sned payment ~ 4,l52,869 dollars aud 66
cents, made o,f q the treasury Ca account
Of the principal OF the public debt, makes
an actual difference in favor Of the United
States, of more than FIVE millions, seven
hundred and forty thousand dollars, dur
~ that year,
The payments on account Of the prin-
cipal of toe Public Debt, from The first
Gay Of Aprii 1901, so tire 3Cth day Of Sep
TENDER 1902, Exclusively Of and IN adj.
ditioH to the Bank Debt discharged ont oil
Fhe yroeeeds Of Bank Shares amounts
% Dolls. 5,339,ssS ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-01-05
RALEIGH, IN. CD December 81.

Wednesday NEXT IS tho day appointed
by law for holding the Federal Circuit
Court in this city. The Chief Iudge Mar
shall is expected.
Weunderstand that Major Tatoln, whose
death we ANNOUNCED in orr last, has not on
ly wilIed his negroes freedom, but also
left themhis plantation near Hi!lsboyough,
with ali the stock and farming utensils up
on it, for their support.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-01-05
pANf4I. BEASLEY, Tmstec.
December 9slh, 1902.

december s-'lh5 1907.
The subscriber viii treat with any per
son, hat may inclins 90 purcaAe the a.
boye property, at private sale (taying re-
sPect TO the objects Of the trust decd.
The works are now IN complet, order 70.
Immediate operation, being fled with al,
necessary machinery. tools, e.. requisite
Tor carrying them On. a large quantity Of
coal may be rsiscd this p.esen, yea, pro
yide9 the works arc properly carried CT
Any person wishing 70 view the premise.
win be shewn them BY VIM. Powers, ~.
ing near them
WILLIAM ROBERTSON.
Manchester January 5, 1905
ID ZINC ansious TO close my execute
.0D ship TO thc late Absalon Crcel, de-
ceased. Al persons indebted q the ss..
! estate are required 20 make inncdiet.
, payment, as no longer induleesce viii 81.
given them. and those who Rave cIa;r~s
against ire sald estate are hereby co..
/ CURED To Bring tIern forward or Dr. IT,.
fore the FIRST DAY oG April next, otht,,,i.c
this Advertisement will Dc plea in bsr +.
/ tile rcCC s~y Of hem.
4 PLEASANT BOWMAN, exon.
Of Ap5ALom CHKEL, g..a
Juruary LIST. 1903. f...
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The. difference in favour

% NtiS N'n-iCliSC III idVObr
OF the United States, S,0S5,5l1 10
TOR those eighteen months viii be found
equal to eight millions, eighty-five thou
sand five hundred and seventeen dslars
and sixteen cents.
Ofthe annual appropriation OF z SOC, 900
dollars Tor the principal and interest of
the ioabfc De5f, near three millions, ming
hundred thousand dollars will be wanted
to pay the interest which falls due in the
year 1903, and the residue, amounting 70
three millions, four hundred thous and dol
lars may be considered as the sum appli,
cable ducing that year to The ext;Dguish.
inent of the principal ofthc public debt.
From all which, it results that so long
as the United States shall not be aifiictedby
any unforeseen calamity, and whist the
t,;1bGc. c17ie0difureS shall be kept within
their present limits, there does not appear
any necessity for enc5easing tue fii.6dc Re-
veHUes. f'
Z An which is most respectfully Eubmit-
ted by
ALBERT cALLATIN,
Secretary Gfthe Treaelry.
Treasury Department,
Dec- Is, 1902.
10 be eoncLadsd IN ola' ne-;.
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ron SCI
Valuable Coal Mines

BY virtue IF deed CT trasa exetgtcd T.
nae bearing dateSae 18th Febrgary. 1900
10 secure she PiYmeht ufcertain sums
q money theitin mentioned 10 Joins
hJuicbic,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-01-05

Leaves applicable topay-
mtnt ofths principal, a,76s,s5s 50
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-01-05

Aud if to that sum shall
be added the increase Of
specie in the Treasury, dur-
ing Inc same period, which
(as The amount Oil the LIST
April 1901. did not exceed
h794,oE+ dollars and IS
eerts) amounts to
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12
viluable PROPERTY for sale.


ITO Be sold or rented, the Plantation
j whereon I now live, containing
267 acres, . part of which is sown down
with wheat and rye. There are several
springs in convenient situations, two of
whichare strongly imPregnated with sui
phur. On this place arc rood Apple
Orchard, and about n acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more can be made. Two
convenient dwelling houses, one Of them
two stories high, the other one and an
hall. Also new Merchant Mill, and
Saw Mill, working undera 8 feet fall on
Sleepy Creek, with two overskot water
wheels; the Grist Min has one pair Of
French Hnrrs, md one pair Of Allegheny
stones, 6 IL feetdiameter. The stream
ON which the Min stands Is navigable.-
Timber is iloated down to the Mil, from
the upper country, and plank, &c. can
be RATED from the Min down 20 the river
Potomak. This property Is situase s
miles from the Potomak river, and &
miles from BATH, Berkeley County, vir-
ginia. The terms, &c. may Be knownby
applying 10 the subscriber. ss
81 FREDERICK SNYDER.
April 20, 1908.