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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-06
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MONDAY, AUGUST 6.
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In C0MN0N COUNCIL,
Hlto-tlSt 4, 1904.

On the petition of William Kartshorne
M extend the term of a lease of property
Cow occupied BY him on Duke street, IS
Lraered that George Deneale, Jonathan
Swift and Cu.hbert Powell be committee
10 confer with William Hartshorne and
Robert T. Hooe and Co. and to examine
the leases to each of them and report to
81 Conncil.
Ordered, That deduction of eighteen
hundred and ninety pounds be made from
The assessment of The property of Andrew
B S chol6eld, and that the collector have Gre
s<ir for the same, 1t being by mistake extend
l. iu pounds instead of dollars.
81 Ordered, That the Bill formerly report
ed concerning the public docks be recon-
omitted to the same committee by which it
6@ls reported.
81 Crdsred, That the tavern licence return
el by The warden against Mrs. Watson be
PERMITTED, AMI the collector have credit for
the same.
9 Ordered, That nuisance existing on
piece of ground belonging to the estate of
Robert Mease, near Wales's allev, be filed
luz or removed by the proper officer in such
mAnneras he shall deem least expensive to
&the public, and least injurious to the pro-
Hper'v, and that the property b charged with
the expence thereof.
i Ordered, That nuisance existing on a
\ piece of ground belonging to the heirs Of
David Griffith and Peter She, ron. on Wa
ter Street, usar Wales's alley, be filed up
or removed by the proper officer in such
manner as he shall deem least expensive to
the public, and least Injurious to the pro-
perry, and that the property be charged with
the expence thereof.
Ordered, That 1t be made standing
rule of Council that the Clerk do take re-
ceipt from the Collector ofall taxes deliver
ed him 70 collect to be kept in book pro-
vlded tor that purpose, specifying in such
receipt the euantum of taxes to be collect
ed for what purpose and when payable, and
that he produce said receipt book in Coun-
ell at every meeting in order that the a.
mount of such receipts may be entered in
the look Of proceedings.
John Mandeville, Superintendanto Po-
ice, exhibited to Council an account against
The estate of John Fitzgerald, deceased, for
removing nuisance from his property ST.
tGated on the south side of Wolf Street and
west side Of Union Street, amounting to
one hundred ana forty four dollars and thir-
y tour cents, Wacrsabon it's Ordere9, That
tae SAID account be put into the hands Of
me collector for collection, and his receipt
taxes Tor the original account.
Test,
JAMES NJ. M'REA, &C.
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Louis XVIII. should ne be restored to
power. The mass of the French natioa IS
tired Of war, and disguised with the rev"-
luton; bat at thesame time as totally 10.
different about Bonaparte as about Moreau
or any otnef great man who has hgtred III
the revolution.
g Though they want spirit or patriotism
to assert Their rlghts, and .e;puotlsh thels o-
plnlons, they have sense enough 10 see, in-
formation enough TO Judge, and experience
enough to know, that the return OF order
and OF TRANQUILITY depends entirely upon
the return ot.thc Bonrbons aad thas nei-
ther Sena.us Consult, decree. OF the Thu
nate, or cosnmancied addresses, cai4 ensure
the rank of The Den4p .rtcs ANY 'ohg r than
+ apoieons lie and hat those veT, persons
who have nov been the Efs{ 10 proclaim,
the hereditary Sovereignty III his family
will then come forward as lie first pIetcrd-
ers to bis dignity 10 the exclusion Of his
relatives, persons foreigners in France, and
who have performed nothing TO DC toicras-
ed, and less to be elevated for.
* Here exists faction, which Bonaparte
calls the faction Of generals, Of which Mas
sena and Macdonald are regarded as Chiefs
but to which neither Jourdan, ST. Cyr, Ber-
their, nor even Murat are strangers. The
latter though related to the Bonapartes, de-
tests as cordially Joseph, Lucien, and 34cals
Bonaparte, as Massena himself, but policy
causes hin to keep on good terms with
Napoleon, who in his turn sees him with
out confidence and employs BIN from rs
cessity only, rot knowing really TO whom
otherwise TO trust the important place OF
Governor Of Paris. This faction Of Gene :
rails is regarded by the Senators, as very
dangerous, and they have therefore advised
the First Consul to exclude for the future
as much as possible generals from being
members of the Senate. The tribunes on
the contrary jealous Of the power ard pay
Of the senators court the disafected, and
with the legislative corps, desire in their
BODY as many generals as possible, and It is
believed that the two constitutional corps
viii, at any future vacancy Of the Chief
Magistrate Of the republic, join the fac
siou of Generals to exclude all Bonapartes
from their future pretenuohs.
Even among his brothers Napoleon
Bonaparte looks upon Joseph as his only
friend, as Lucien IS his avowed oPPoser
and Louis is led entirely bv him. AS TO
Jerome he is in con pIese disgrace with al
his sisters md brothers, for having married
a woman who has English blood IN h-r
veins. Gen. Duroc is yet the First Cor
suI's friend, though ne envizs Miurat his
place as Governor, aad Talleyrand MS place
Of minister, a place to which he had pro-
missed to succeed, should alisyrand resign
or die.''
+" Several thousand works and pam
phlets have been printed, and with large
sums, distributed in the armies among
the officers and soldiers, and great pre-
sents are preparing for The day Of corona
ton
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to four Der auirtai, pine lumber from 40 10
so per 1000, white do. 80 TO 40 per. 1900,
butter three to foar shillings per ID. hams
2s. TO 2s. Cd. cheese IS. per ID. hog, ltrl
9s. wine in no demand, the market being o.
verstocked. Coffee high and scarce.
q / have lust heard Of this ooartu,ity.
and have only tia,e to say, our miaister,s
now IN london and ptobahlv no bHls wll
h. dawn nor any account settled for months
TO come.
'rbs direct o!,;ect Of NJ. I4;yne,.o,,',
mission 10 London is said to relate 20 ;.l9
Y1.n;s;ana
The Honorable William Fl. Wells, a
;. s,,h.r If ,be Senate ofthe United States
from D4leware declines a recollection.
Nc tArn of service expires ia March
osxc.
Thomas Perkins ESQ. Commits sioner of
loans IN the Gonna onweaIth of Massacha.
.a,,s has heen removed from Office. ana
general Thompson J. Skinner, one Of the
,o,l,,ntea 70 snceee,l him. General SKIN.
ny b,s arrived !, Roston. TO undertake the
1,t;es ofh;s oHce.
From, the rreat importation Of Dollars
;,,,o Fnoland from tbe North. and from
lisbon - wen from the United States, we
are told thew have fallen to four shillings'
and eight pence sterling each, or to about
three AL lalf D ,rce il 81 thar real va
r.;;oss
p''e
49,, -, ,o4o1,, ~
ne En6ilsn oove'''''ie"' nGSI r. t"'e.y i'Iu
New duty OF Twelve ana nan per cent
on the duties OF all Soous i'iiPoiseu mo
ed. Having exempted the two last named
articles from the additional dIues 1t may be
snpposed with view TO flu0ur the rich,
and Cotton. 10 benefit their manufacturers.
A very heavy dock duty has also been I'M
nossd n T.ivernoo, On all sh,ps enterinq that
L.. ,d ,e ne,,l M donht a mrrican yes
ppl'' aaa - 40 ,a uSa aa, III 49,
sois a. ~ roy oN
y,r 49,.
1Io"' ~. Ao,' ~
0apt' btyaAs' VINO afilVeei a. o''e :, i'""
the Isle OF + fahCe' WHENCE NC saii0u ''e
9Th OF May, LETT there seven Vessels OF war;
to sail In few days, VIZ. ship OF 80 guns,
5 trgate,s en- ] corvette. ne morning
oaP.. - 1sls .'s - 'r go, 49,, " ar
GU wan q sel ~ J.'Ao - ''' 4'1,''a'
the cape OF 5000 iAoPe' Sd" iiIe' %
large shiPs stancihg 10 the WESTWARD.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-06

It is not little surprising that the native
democrats of this country, should 60 to
work SO willingly, in the dirty JOB Of facti-
on, when every days experience ought 10
convince them how delusive is the vision
that is held before them, and how desPica.
bic the task Of labouring to be cursed, and
afterwards despisedland tran,pIed upon by
the very men who employed them. Did
Caesar, or any of his followers, seek to &C
qnire power, for the only purpose Of bsne.
fitting tie beo6le? Has Bonaparte waded
through the late revolution, sacrificing IN
its course, every principle human and d.
vine, for the sole and d:sinterested object
of giving freedom to France. Have the
measures Of Mr.. Jefcrson's almniatrati-
on been dictated by that love Of country,
which, disclaiming partial objects and local
distinctions, seeks alone tn general 11el-
5aue2 Has the commerce Of this country,
been suitably protected; has the national!
revenue been fairly and eqnitafty assess
ed; has personal merit and public services
been suitably rewarded a,sd encouraged?
Or rather, has not the once high and cx-
allied character of America been degraded
BY the local views and narrow policy Of
Mr.. Jefferson: has not Our commerce been
suffered to remain unprotected, in aliaos,
every quarter, while the national shps,
created by the wisdom Of his predecessors,
have laid rotting. in the oozy saad-banks
of Potomac: has not the irnposr and ex-
else, arising from, the luxuries Of Virginia,
(whiskey incla,lsd) been taken Oh, and
placed on the necessaries of life, used by
the people Of Massachusetts, has not the
aged veteran, who had spent the vigor %!
his youth ia the service Of his country and
placed in Office by the virtuous Washington,
as mark ofnational gratitude, be@n driven
from his station, and left with his wreiched
family,
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re ALL crNUlNE REPUBLIC ANS.


+ Troqslrtedbgq gen.!emaa 9ftbis city CM.
l}rs, ly0f, ne French, z0hlch at3eart9
mthr Duly AIverttser q 4I0nday. We
hgp sane poc,c Jrie,id sai&. lazarus 7'Eth
the .fo2ozuag catdm 0erse,
FRIENDS OF LIBERTY AND EQgAL!TY,
In tie name Of Freeaom NC beseech you
To assist at the funeral ceremony and IN
torment ofthc most hi6a, most 5lusuious,
and mostpoWerfui RRpJRI,. ' # FIR NEE,
our dearly beloved sister, oue, -nldsvis bic,
and isnperisl1ab!e, who, ali {" eulis hlencd"
as she was, departed this life the z8,h Flo
real (l8 Nay Old Styl@) in her Conserva-
tive Palace. Her remains will be deposit
Cd in the family vaul, at Monte -llo he 2lst
OF September the day OF her nativity,
when she would fully have completed the
twelfth year Of her age.
REQUIEsCANT IN PACE.
Citizens, Brothers md Friends,
Putiza,sS 9fthe kepu6Hc-
Gfeqt ReaSoncrS IN iaAtics!
Come and assist in family way, at the
grand funeral Of your daughter,
w.o di-d in child bed OF an
EMPEROR.
The iudivisible She-CitIzen, could not sup.
port the dreadful trial OF
G.FSARLEN OPERATICN!*
But Fellow Republicans! Console your
selves, you viii loose nothing.
Ioa wlotl this sad accident
touches sorely,
For IL the no;ats WAC WAS a monster, (ak
t!!oug!iaot Y years OF age) dled
ii ,lo pans Of Ch,Id-oifen,
the son lives 10 perPetu-
ale * .mmorailze
TH2 GLoAIoUs RACE OF
LIBG42IT 4ND L-<JALIE.
DEMOCRATICUs.
*Ihose 1yt0 are oc2uusIIra wIth The OBJ
stetr!c ar!, evlI5@A3l0 tHs aPP4c4fl0n.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-24
MoNrAcuE Core Ausrru

N-O N TAG UE (OPE AUSTIN.
" pursuance Ola Decree of his Na;eaty,s c. ,urt
= or EAcnequer, di ed the ST. day of Iuy, 1904,
made on The hearing OF ceriain cause t.,.ss. de
penang. IN winch James Raven is plaintiff, and
'"niet Sutton and others are defendants where.
by AZ rs referred To Aoel Aioysey, Esq the depu
y 10 his Majesty ken,sniorancer of the said
cost 10 enquire whether Montague Cope Aus
TN IN the pleadnss ct the said cause named
whose father was an attorney al Peterborough
! IN the county OF Northampton and who was
porn there and went III s. TO school with n cier
Syroan OF the name of Lloyd, a. lslinyton in the
comfy OF Midd'cseN, and from thence was reno
vel 10 the Charter House, and who IN the wear
lTIo or l777. entered rs I common sailor ON
board merchant snip then lying IN the river
Thames and bound to the West Indies ana VINO
previous 10 his going sea, when of tl,,. ave of
- years or tieTeaoouss, reSIned 1T Dntham Ia
the county OF Durham, and vino it is supposed
resided about the year 1885 in the neiyhborh,od
OF ameS river IN America is living or dead and
IT dead whether or nOt he died under the ave or
~ years, and II he survived the age of 81 wears
''eh IN such c1se who IS the said Montague. Co 4,
huS'i"s her At law n otice is hereb, siven
that the sad Montague Cope Austin If Iivinr1
IS peremo,oriy desired personally or by his soil
oror. tn appear on before the Ist day of
March next, Before the said Abel Moveev and
identify himself. - send such infn,natio,,
whereby he may be traced aud identified. And
IT the sad Montague Cope Austin be .le ad. such
person or persons as claim to be- his heir ar Law
are desired 70 come IN before the SAID Abel NOV
sey ana proverhe same, OF TO give infornla ION
now they respectively make out and stihstautis,..
Su0h claims and any person or persons no can
give Information OF the said Montague Cove
austin being hvlng, or of HIS having SD died
ana whether or nor he attained ms aye OF
~ years, and it he attained such age, Who is or
are his heir at law, requested TO give notice
thereof to the said Abel Moysey. at his Chambers
IN 'he ENehcqIer Once. in the Inner Temy.e,
Loudon.
II the above Montague Cope Austin Ciflvnr.
OF 1t dead ms her at fs,v) will apply to the sub
scr'bers. he may get further information on the
alb I'VE subject. a. also hear OF something 20 his
advantage.
THOMAS e. AMOS LADD.
Richmond No, IN Joot
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-24

To the honor OF great majority of the
representatives OF the American people,
to The honor of that people themselves >,
theV threw from them with detes, alton the.
proA gaze advice that offered we4i;h and
empire in exchange ior justice
CCRTIJS.
Washington.
(SA.j, 70 u Foreign relations 10 be coniimXca.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-24

money, without whicn armies could hot b.
EaintaiUej--
20 provide for calling forth the militi;
Tor what FOR the sole purposes o
executing The laws OF The union, sup
pressing insufrections aud repeiiing iiva-
sionS-
Aud for all these ends, M money can
be drawn from the treasury, Qua on appro-
pr'ation made by law.
Wei ,hen may We AFFIRM, that no Pre-
s'dent' without "a shamefni aud criminal
VI 'iat'on OF his oath .to.preserve, protect,
and defend the constitutions" would have
dared Ia usurp the legislative power, and
have Carried the nation INTO Il state OF war.
ne ~lutary terrOrS of an impeachment
would have been dead had they tiot hurled
the usurper from his throne
but he had other duties arising from the
obi CATION ito Lake care that The laws BE
faithfully executed" tn the language of
Mr.. Hamilton, 1t was his du 10 do what
" lne law OF nations, cooperating with The
trca'ies OF the country, e"joiu IN Tie inter
Course ot the United Stale, with foreign
powers" What were the constitutional
means reposed In him for the accomplish
,roc;,t,,, 49,; '""'' nc
Cd TO.
: S,(,r,ba;, a., -
!. &c.,. " '''- O''''e
>,,,, -, ,t-,'N. % ="
,,.,,,i,r,1l. 80 - '''>'o''
prohibited.
/ ~ the ensuiog session of Congress IL dc.
vowed on item S.r constitutional organ
go. ~ '''"' ''' ','C ''.ed
f,iys M c,.',, =, ~ ~ 90 % 81
dan, had - ,,o 80 ,'''e'' me-
s,,,,;.,a ,r '..aio.'', - 49, "a vac
.c,,i;y.. a,'I III,
,sr..,,oI, ~......', - "a IA "''"
,.,. ,,,,1,.t.i, an '''c' :
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tris.e
Franc
! Hinder ,Les. c;r,,,,,.,aoca. ~ H.:
the ,,.,.dan,.,, -, 1,......,-i..i,-, w., '
side If Core,,.ss 80. :, y.'La,.,.r, 80
tenn. 70 80. e -
IN. Jy,;,..J { - ~ G., II -,
/ DrOSppr{ A e,,sArksiyc- - IL.
I declared ,b.,t ,t,, -. - -
r,ent and ,L ;,,,..r,.s,. IS
,na,ded - rcs,,r, ., e.. 49,. - a'...,,f,,
Give us i,,n,,l;,, 81 81 a,,
lated r;c.,.s M :, ,s,,,,1J -, ,t'. o..,'.,r
( Fe,:tuaI man ~ t,,.;, ,..s,nraI;on 7, -.
affirmed tb,t tb.. ,,,..,.s,,,.. H.. "a -
Fr,rc. H.. -. ,','-,I =,
IJn,ed S,a,.. ,nd ,.Eo .o.,il N ,,',','' Wv
nuroose Win ,yill - i.,,,,,r,'Is 49,
,bat Inc ,s,rs1 Cons,,I - e,,'r A.
on I.,,i.ia,, 40 ~. I,,,,s,,
car.er &c co,C,.,.,., .',,i
sed oc;T H.. ,gonl9 snn,., :, 49,, ,., -,
destroy ,he oov.rn,,,tr,,,,, ,I,. H., ...,d
the ;nd.nsnd.nc. IS ,., ~ TI,".I 60 '
Eenct. il was affrr,ad ,S,, 4, -,
duty 10 he ,.ror,. ha,d ,y;'I, ,,;,,, .,,,, :,
s,ant,v 10 sriz,. N-w.O,Iasns an3 r,.nt y
strone. army f,r i,s d.r,~oa ,,,;e;a,"
was pa;nied &c a nar,d;s,. and 49, 81,
soil. and cornn,apdino, ,,os;,;on i, r,',,,;n,,
to the Yves, Ind;es AID ,h,. S,,an;.b sn,,,.
,ncnts yers L.1 c,r1l, - i,' '..,,', 'e'.',
national cupdi,y. ltwas said that na,ure
having decreed To make 1t ours, it becan ne
NOT O, C,.f,I.. ,.-.I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-24

X .fqOGrH'Scacnss,1 m el,cGcdS.. q a Syilxre
'H1s''SfH,arelnaerieG IN shiS h9iter for s1.o.,. .
'V-j10f cc"fS f'ie hrst fia1c three 9ollars for
'l'ee' s'eeAS 9 siH'es and for evsrp ss,i.ii-
Observation-Disclosures cents. L,onl. o,a.s
snhfe same irotorti2n--.tnle.s u S;leciak c.u.
trace DC made 6y me ,Jeor
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-24
a L M A N \ c K 5.

BUes's and Carey's Franklin Almanacks. Tor
1905 az 70. s@.- %. Ia. SIZE. y ...e io0e, o.
oCASa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-24
THOMAS e. AMOS LADD.
Richmond. Nov 10. 1904 oaf9r

manchester turnpike Company.
NOTICE is hereby gwen. char The An3,,,,
Mee'ing Of Stock Holders will be held
&c Mr. srooks's Tavernin Manchesrer. on Mon
day The 81 o. Desen,bernext at & O'clock. NJ
tod JAMES BKANDEN. Cil
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-24

l1oF 4>'E~IfS Ter A44A77. paid in ad0acs.7 SAT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30
FOR SALE.
March 20.

A Schooner now lying at the wharf,
Of the following dnenlions, viz 3 + feet Araight
flbbctt, IS feet beam, and about s. fee, hold
with two cabins lhc carries 1900 buAles OF
wheat, logo of coal, or lS6 barrels OF -four.
The whole of hcr timbers, except two, are OF
Mulberry, and her hull is now in excellent order,
having undergone thorough repair. Wish her
will be fold, the tic,c Of Negio Man who hs
commanded her: and is fupPolcd TO be as well &C.
qu1inted with tic Che(apeake hay and the rivers
making into it, as Any per(oawho navigates thole
waters. As afeward for his fidelity and induf-
ny his mater has promilcd tam his freedom ii
TX years fTon the itS Of JanusFglat. For terms
ard further particuiais Apply 70
JQSHGA RIDDLE
March 10. .Aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30
AN ACT
FIixing the Salary 9fthe Magor and SuPer-
intenda'st # PoAce.

/. Belt enacted By the Common Camel
ofMc Town Of AJexdnd1Ia, That the May
or be allowed for his services for the pre-
sent year, the sum of 800 dollars, payable
half yearly, and shall moreover be allowed
to receive to his use dollar for every. at
testation under the seal Of the Corporation,
any law to the contrary Notwithstanding.
2. 4,ad be it further enacted, That the
Superintendent Of Police be allowed for his
services for the present year, the sum OF
$50 dollars, payable quarter yearly.
Passed in Common Council this Goth
day of March, 1904.
GEORGE TAYLOR,
President, Pro. Ten.
Signed 9th March, 1904.
ELISHA C. DICK,
Mayor Of AlexandiIa.
Extracts from the Log-B5ok efMeschooner
Betsey, Capt. M'KenSie, atri0ed at this
port.
February %, lat. "a, 20 north, spoke the
brig Eunic, of Boston, IS days from De-
merara, bound to Boston. Capt. Bowling
of the Eunic spoke the Schr. Hope of FIRE.
derick8burgh, for Antigua. The Hope, on
her passing fell in with French privateer
that broke open her matches, and took away
some barrels Of -four and other articles
March %, in the moath Of the Potomac,
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spoke the brig Commet, OF Baltimore, "a
weeks from the Isle of France.
The brig Tabby, from Bristol to this
port, out days, was spoke March 16, on
the S. w. Of Georges Bank.
Arrived Yesterday the schooner John,
captain Tupman, who has politely handed
|us the following list of American yes
sells, left in Port of Spain, (Irinidad) Esd
February,
briggs Centapr, Prior, Bath, to sail in 10
days; Flora, Dayton. Norfolk, 20 days.
Reward, Light, Portland, 90 DAYS; Cam
nett, Tucker, ditto, Il days; Portland,
Crabtree, ditto, 14daysf Recovery, Ward.
well, Penobscott, 10 days; Active, Tap
pen, Newburyport, 60 days; Polly, Denni-
son, Alexandria, q days; Belfona, Per-
kins, Kennebunk; Olive, Young, Port
land, z, days; Rambler, Beason, Wells, 10
days; Alert, Wright, Baltimore, just ar
rived ;-schooners Dolphin, Farley, Ip-
Iswich, TO days; Phenix, Lake, Ports.
mouth, 8 or 10 days; Washington, Penson,
Salisbury, 2 or 3 days; Recovery, Pierce,
New-York, Z days; Liberty, Dorgan, do.
10 days; Union, Leonard, North Caro-
Ina, days; William, Chandler, North
Yarmouth, days; Active, Dowirglee,
Portland; St. Patrick, Strout, Salem, 20
days; Hannah, Campbell, Newburyport,
81 days; Crimly, Sampson, Norfolk,
weeks; Deborah, Atten, Boston, sailed
the / lth inst. Mercury, Harrison; New
haven, Just arrived; Rising Sun, Wing,
Charleston, sails in 0 days Tor ST. Domin-
go ;--sloop Lion, Rice, New-York 1s
days.
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March 80.


The county court ofFairlax, having
at January lat ordered aud directed in The flit Of
Liodley = Huikins, complsjrars, agaiptt Will.
liam |. Hall, defendant, IN Chancely, that tie
fblcriber do fettle, and ate the accounts between
the parties relative to this fljt, ADD report the
fame, with fuch fPecial f4tements, as either
party may require, 10 the f4id cour--Th. f-veral
perlons nterehed and concerned in the faid folk
are hereby informed, that Will attend at Vi
olct's Tavern, at Fairfax Court Haule or Tuei.
day the 18Th day of April next, 80 carry into
eF40 the iaid ogder,at which tim, and place,
the ieveraI parties ntetefed are rcq3cst, &C at
lend with the oeceGary documents TO enabl. ma
to execute the oEd,g.
Richard RatcliG, N. c, F.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30
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March 90.