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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
He subscriber, according TO a former aCiVer-
useInen5, now gives notice, that on Saturday
the 14th day Of April next 1t 10 o'clock, on the
premises, he will offer tic public SALE,
Il Number of lots.

IntersecseG by commod;ous streets, crossing at
righ, angles, running due North and South, by
East and West, agsceaby to 2 plan deposited at
Mr. Samuel Pieasauts' Office.
This land lies upon Ihe margin Of James river.
and adjacent 10 that part OF Richmond called
Rockets
The advantages of this property will present
themselves 20 any person who VIII view it. The
channel runs very nearthe bank, s, thar 20 high
10 DC entirely safe iro.n fresncs. Valuable ware
houses are already erected near this spot, and
there caa be no doubt thAv tAe rapid increase of
population and commerce of Richmond will rem
der it desirable, both as place OF residence. and
OF business.
It:5 l<nownthat the canal which has been ACCOM-
plished alta considerableex expense ard mast shortly
be communicated with tide wafer, & the improve
iae1ts Tor land carriage, afford the means of con-
veying this place the productions OF IN extensive
Z fertile country heretofore carried to the northern
marke's ror want of t.ese f-clities and if pro.
pe.iy managed, must riakcit tn imuo...rlt point
of Junction betwiX. the Eastern and Western PEG.
pie, a we'll P depoS a market tor produce, COS!
and foreign merchandise.
The legislature have lately Incorporated 4 com
Pany tor deepening the channel Of the river SO as
10 bring ships o. 800 tons bur,hen TO Rockets.
Andhave also established bank on extensive urin =
ciples which must greatly increase commercial
enterprize.
These important considerations contribute TO
render the properly now offered for sale am Object
of attention to tie Landlord, Merchant and Me-
chanic.
The terms of sale will be one fourth for an.
proved notes, in 60 days the residue on bond paw
able the 1st Jan next. TO carry interest if not paid
punttually. and no title made until the bond Shall
be discharged discounc Of 6per cent on the last
payment will be allowed for ready money,
WIN. MAYO.
Powhatan, Feb. 24yh, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
NOTICE.

NJ ! T. =.
ALL persons having bouded claims AGAINST ,,,s
estate OF the lac Cen JAMES a. HRADBY.
arc requested 70 Big Them forward without de-
lay, to
SAM. BUTLER, Ex'r.
Su1y Csun'y, TSonzry 6,h tyn4 ON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31

- TICKETS to be had of Robert Pollard,
Dott john Brockenbrough, jr. WIN Price, (Reg)
SamueI Pleasants. ". and William Priciard
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
FOR S4LE,
THE Estate, ALLEB
v A Rim A.

4 YINC on James river, in Heurico county,
- twelve miles from Richmond, and about the
same distance from Petersburg. The quantity of
land about 800 acres, of which 500 are OF the best
quality in the state for wheat, lying in Il gentle
and uniform slope entirely above floods, complete.
ly free from stumps and all distractions TO the
plough, yet continuing 1t, strong heart. The re-
ulaluder is mostly, rather uncommony high and
hrm tide marsh, about one fourth cleared 10 Or
ID acres completely surroundedby good bank of
clay, which has been extended, with the view OF
retaining the whole, as far as about two thirds
OF the requisite distance. The wood which can
be Carried almost from the stump on board large
sea vessels upon two spars, for the distance of
three tourths of mile along the skirts of the TO-
rest, VIII pay all the expenses of reclain,ing ma.
NY times over. part which was Formerly re-
claimed from the tide, proved dry enough for to-
oacco, and brought several immense crops of it
without showing possibility ofexhaustion. The
marsh abounds with that tall and fine natural
grass, the hay of which is thought by numbers
preferable to timothy.--A few valuable Negroes
raised on fireplace, viz. three men and a woman
also about score of COWS and oxen of the
Ampthill and Boynton breed mixed, some other
stock, about score and half of Spanish ewes
very nearly pure Merino's blood, and 100 barrels
OF corn, viii be left on the place The tenant is
bound 10 furnish seed and sow full crop ofwheat,
about 100 acres, in due time. The estate will be
si:ewn TO visitants, by Mr Moses Bates and Mr..
~. BEDFORD, living upon it. MFR. George Letter.
son or Richmond, or MIR. Thomas Eston Ran.
dolph, will make known the terms to applicants,
and will either of them conclude bargain, which
the proprietor will ratify.
tt December 80. 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
December 81, 1908. Is
A Proclamation.

IL authority CT the President of the United
states. reward of 500 dollars is hereby Of
tere to any person or persons, who shall arqre-
mend ard secure IN some jail within the United
states OF deliver the commanding officer oe any
military pos, within tie United States or its ter,
ritories, JAMES WOODS. charged with the
murder Ola Cherokee Indian, in 3uncomb county,
m The itateof Norm Carolina, on or about the 4th
'ay OF January last--Said Woods is about thirty
Two or thrSy ihsee years OF ape i've feet nine or
ten inches IN heig;lt Is stout and well made. ;,as
nick sandy hai' and beard, and far complexion.
'aS ~ times worked 1T the siiver-snitA's trade,
md has left 4 wife at Pigeon settlement, near
where the murder was committed.
Given NJ the War-Ctfice, City Of Washing.
tCH, the ist day OF March, 1903.
Nv Ia DEARROE,I, Sec'yv nj Var.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
R1A a.vaY, same time the


fast intry, negro nu.l na,nef D4Dl. beloayiaq To-
abe estate of Cbristopeer Ro6irson dec be is a sniaY
dark jeo,o ,gt5 tbia Visage obou' 90 yea,, oja
he t1as Tired ont t5e beginning ot'tbe eay and IN a
Sb0rt nine jt BIZ maste' Hieun e sio7i fbat nc yi
lose bis rJc 1,bo bad jpst bsjaye bee ,c9oreq rom
Glouce.er to the fIm.lati.a u Wa:sy y asbHgfoa,
ey. IN rfeI9ict, BY Mss Eilse! Rooies - z.ko.,,
she eEo'Set-tJe T,Jt HGme is NcWuo; it is sup
ell tie te!iov as bey, geberevey she MAJ
be Sgiif give Zen D.L1s in Ga!iticA to z,5at tie
far Glocs, to any Person SvbO will .ekge3 BIN TO me
az Gloucester, or Lat tbat base dim secured
81 jail 50 tba, I,ec0ver BIN. IvOa,n all bersoas not
10 eNPtoy Dim IL any manner, nor ps'at linn to re-
Slam on tbei' Plantations.
I'm! CURTIS, Ex'or. f c Robinson
C!opcestcr, Hi5bgate, fan 10, 1904.
Z. S. Hisw'aerSfoodtbH be bas obtained PASS
W5ose name is TO it. IS moi kao,5n- Il is requested
g0ben 6eis unprecedented tbaf e pass nlay be secured
aua dt .ivcyed ygitb bin.
ST. w. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
Richmond, 2O,b March. 1901
SJWEORD EDPl4RUS.

~ NJ = u " ~ ID.
Jr Sanford Edwards, who shout thirteen years
ago lived wi hin 60 miles OF Eden'on, y. {. or
any OF his children, will apply at Baird 5
Town, Kentucky they may hear of fomething to
their advantage. BENJAMIN EDWARDS.
Bairrs Town Jan lst, 1894 st
N s The eiitor OF the National Intelligencer,
and the edoes OF newspapers - the iouthorn de +.
par'meats OF IN; u. s,a'c.y rcqusaed TO give
the above \ ls.y Infections r..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
Juvenile instruction.

THE Senior Class in ]. Ogilvie's school have
j commenced the study of Criticism, Fthics
and Metaph' sizes: an analysis Of the principles
Of P,litical Economy and Government VIII con.
clude Jhis part Of the course. Young men who
have no. had an opportunity Of studying these
branches of science, (of all Others the most i'm
Ror,ant 70 such as aspire 10 literary e,si or polit-
cal eminence,) will probably ind the manner in
which they are taught in This school. pccuIiarl,
calculated 20 Facilitate ani expedite their pre-
g~ess. The sc1.Jr class is at present composed
Of sevsntecn young men bur as ]. .. communi.
caves instruction Oh these subie0s entirely tho
the medium Is Lr'tmcs, eight or ten adj ia.ai
students, would extend his utility and eucresse
his emOumenis, without imposing upon him
Tnu'h more labor than he a. preaen, undcrgoes.
R,,hmondi March 9th, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
NOTICE.

VIE Election for Common Councfl.men and
! Aldermen for the city of Richmond will com.
mence on the fst Wednesday in April next, a.
greeable 10 an a6t Of the General Assembly.
]. WHITELAW,
SERGEANT of the city Of Richmond
n b: The place for holding the Election ia
Jefferson ward, at the court house of said city,
in Madison ward az the Eagle Tavern-;n Mon.
roe ward, - Judge Wythe's new tenement. near
iy opposite to the dwelling house of Mrs. Brax.
ton. l. WHITFI AyV c..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31

$4,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
N b. Prizes subjett to deduction of Is per
cent
This lottery has been authorized by the Legis-
ature of Virginia, fur the laudabe purpose OF C.
retting seminary of learning in or near tie me-
tropoi's of This state. Wi,h this view, ii is cou.
tenplatedto raise % 600 doa s., and 9, jOOd dollars
In addition, for deIrayIng the expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery. Citizens of the first re.
spe,tabili'y have been selected rs trustees, and
they have pledged themselves 10 use their utmost
eXertions to carry it into effect The scheme has
the advantage OF giving TO each advertnrer, u
chance Tor some very large prizes, whilst tho pro-
portion If prizes blanks, is so great as - iuyite
the friends of the intended INSTITUTION to Dartake
IN the lottery, with very little Of their beconl-
ing losers he treasurer of the state j. 20 ne au-
pointed 70 receive the money for the tickets IS
they are sold, ADD 10 pay the amount of the mi
yes TO the fortunate adventures u is believed
that the above considerations viii induce rapid
sale OF tickets, aud the drawing will commence a.
soon a i sufficient number shall be sold 10 autho-
rize itwhiCh 1t Is believed will be on the second
Monday in December next.
Richmond, January 81. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
BY Authority.
Scheme Of q Lottery.
TO BUIlD AN ACADEMY IN the CITY OF
RtCHMOND.

Prize-iast drawn ticket, having
= blank 20 its number,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
BURR MILLS TONE
NEf.NURHC7QRY.

IIfvt|E u .'-I I [G1s
THE. subscriber takes this mode os returning kis
thanks TO his former patrons, aud informing Tia
pabiic IN general, that he has Cby desire OF his
triends) Recommended the MANUFACTURE
ING of BURR nGlLL-STORES +; and having
E niahed himself with = supply OF the bc,, ma
terisls, and having had sixteen years ex erience
in the business, IN Baltimore Petersburg and
Richmond hope 10 be able TO give sa,isfa eton
to his enpl0, cIs.
Tie sto.ss he will warrant 10 be as good as
ny III the United States
any orders left with Capt. WlLL1Aii PEN-
MOCK, Norfolk; Capt. WiLLIAM CHAwBERs,
stanton; MIR. VILLAS HAY, Wytne county,
or Mr.. RosERT MooGc, Petersburg shall be du
iy attended to, and country produce received IN
payment, at the customary prices
So TWO EPFEE NTICES win be taken
TO the above business, and short time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan. 10Th, 1868. Nf
NIB. FOR SALE, PLAIS7ER oJ PIRLS,
IN stone or ground, ior the improvement Of land
with dme6ious or 'ne use thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
TWhNI'Y OOLLnRS REW4RD.


~ UN away from the subscriber on Saturday
~ the l9,h Of q, bruary, 1904, a daYk rula,to
man called BILLEY, - or 25 years Of age, 5
feet or ches high, has a thick head of hair,
which he combs up, and lit,le inclinabe to be bow
legged isvery pouo and conversant and no boubt
will attempt 10 pass as free man; he IS a good
waiter anu IN excellent hostlcr the lettCr occupa-
hc viii make for the county of Fauquier, having
a brother in ,hat county the property Of W. Pick
err his dress consisted OF o round blue Jacket,
with blue and drah paulaosns. a par Of boots
and u leather hat, and carried of othr, clothes
] wilt give the above reward 10 amy ietson who
VIII deliver him 70 nc IN Hanover county near
Newcastle. OF secure him in jail so that &C., him
again. Al masters u vessels and others arc
forewarned from Carrying him out Of the state on
their peril
THOMAS BLAKEY.
FEB. Il, 1904. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31


Together with 1dEMOIRS of the LIFE AMI
WRITINGS of the AUTHOR
no book could he offered, which stands in less
need OF encOmium aud recommendaton-It has
been read in almost evcty European language
Inc history OF the long and interesting period
from the reign of augustus so the taking Of Con-
staunnopis, and the death Of Ma,,omet the Il is
no where else to be found an the shape OF regular
and well arranged history The Publishers pre-
sumo 10 nope that they 90 a service their coun.
y IN giving an Edition of it from the American
press They viii bdehy speak of the. in,en-
tIors, and the superiority of tins edition.
l. Ii VIII be tie most complete Edition OF
GIBBoN eS,snt.-- Because it viii be enriched with
the MemoiIs othis Life and Writings, written by
himscl@-This will he an addition to the London
copy of nearly 200 pages.
2 j. WILL be about one third cheaper than the
London Copy.
S. Il viii be executed in the best stile-Thc
Publishers, with confidence, recommend to the
public an inspection of the hooks, published by
them within the last three years.-They are, Rus
se''s ancient and Modem Europe, Volumes
The Domestic Enc> clOpsdia, 5 Volumes, and
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zion, and be Published ia Eight O6tavo Volumes.
during the ear 1904.
IL. 1t shall he delivered to those Subscribers
who AXE It in Volumes, at Two Dollars per Vo-
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Those who wait for the completion Of the
Work, may have ii either =; Sixteen Dollars in
boards or in good and handsome binding, at
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ltwilibe enriched with Two whole sheet Mans
-One OF the Eastern, the other of tie Western
part of the Roman Empire-A Map of the parts
of Europe and Asia adjacent to Constantnoplc,
and an elegantly engraved Head OF the Author.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-08

e. Printing in all its various
branches executedat this of1lce
with neatnels, accuracy, and dh'
patch.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-08

FAR advanced in years, and anx

FAR advanced in years, and anx-
ious to fettle all my I'D aecouns during my lite,
] mott esfnrttly and respectfully reqaed ali thofe
who have open accounts with ms, for fervlces
rendered prior to the 9th of June, lSos, Che
date of the commencement of my CO psrine.fhip
with DR.. WASHiNGIO ION, TO call and al-er
tain the balance then due; where i! is not conve-
nient to pay, it is hoped that fome acknuu Iedg.
ment Of the debt will be given to prevent tutote
dijpute.
| with TO employ m2n to take charge of a
fmall F ARM and a few hands at the mouth OF
Hunting Creek, near Alexandria. A man caps-
bic OF managing large Garden will be prefer
ed.
James craik.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcrlbsr living in
the Civ OF Warrington, near the Wea Marker,
on the 10th uitimo NEGRO GIRL, named
" A N c Y,
rs or / years of age, formerly The property OF
Mrs. Sharp, Of the George Town Ladies Acsde-
my She is low in itatnre, fmaii perfon, has long
hair for one of Ter colour, and full eyes: Had
on, wheu Che eloped, country cotton petticoat
with pale blns Gripe, a dark calieoe jacket,
with waite handkerchief about her head Inc
above reward will Sc given for frea.ing her ~
any Jail 20 that | grt her again, and teai9naelc
charges paid ia addition, IS broughs horne
Walter Smallwood.
Oa.sr. eq3st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-08
FRESH FRUIT
Ga superior quality
IOHN A. BURFORD,

fT.ste JeSpA ID 80 ssore, P'tnce street,
Has this day received, per the brig
Nepeuoe, from Lilbon,
LEMONS - The box or smaileT quantity,
lEs60MS ssss sheli'd Almonds,
500 lbs Eaelhh Walne.s,
600 lbs.es d preserved Prunes,
: 10 box AM some Sweat Meats,
are in excellent order, and,thc bat
All which e,er 5rouehs 10 this port
60 lust received. per the brig 10
ani,-s, t,sm Newbaypcst, few tiefces FIST
qusis.y 81 ED POTATOES
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Aug At.
Aug. At. eo2m
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

Alexansria csunsy, IS.
Tpsf Term, 1904.
Abram Skeltcn, cas5l0aant,
AGAINST Il,
Stephen Stephens, Amos Ali ScEtNcEEv
Ton, jacob Geiger, and Da 49,
MEL c. Brent, detsndcnfs,
TIE defendants Stephen Stephens and Amos
AIlifon, not having entered their appearanos and
given fecu5ity according to the act OF AGtmbiy
and the rules of this Court, and it appearing TO
the fstissaetioe Of the Court, upon affidavit, that
the faid Stephen Stephens and Amos Aliii''n arc
not inhabitants OF thus difriet, motion of iaid
complainant, by bis counfsl-Lf IS ordered, that
The fad defendants, Stephen Steehens and Amos
Allifon, do appear here on the frR day OF No
yem0er term next. AMI enter their appearance TO
the iuir, and gave fccs,nty for performing the
decree of the Curt an hat the other defendants,
1accb Geger and DANIEL c. Brent, do not pay
away, convey or frcrcte the debts by them owing
60, q rhe etate or effects in their hands belong
ing to The faid abfcnt defendants, Stephen SFss-
piers and Amo. AlIi(on, until the further ORDER
or decree of this Court; and that copy of this
order be forthwith publihed for two months tuc.
ceGively in both of the public newspapers 2ub!lihcd
in this county, and that another copy be pofed
at the front door OF the Court houlc of the iaid
.soun.y.
A copy-Tef,
G. Deneale, c, c.
AngnA IT. eo2m
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Translated from the French.

First American, from TIC fourth London edition,
IN FOUR VOLUMES.
THE work now offered to the American read
or exhibits a complete view Of the antiquities
manners, customs, religious ceremonies, laws,
arts and literature of ancient Greece, at the peri
cd of its greatest splendour. A Knowledge Of
these has hitherto been only attalnable by labn.
rlous pc usal Of writer's who have bec-, little soil
citous 70 Join entertainment with instruction
The Travtls IF Anacha,sis, ois the contrary, arc
50 written, that the reader may frequently be
induced to imagine he Is pcFusing work of mere
amusement, invention, and f'ncy; till his eye
glances to the bottom of TIE page, when he per
ceiycs there is scascely sentence, and not
sirele fact or circumstance, but is supported Gy
the authority OF somr sncisnt author. The a
n4ztng lumber Of these quotations may, perhaps
a, first sight, seen to Fave been unnecessary,
md TO have more the appearance Of parade OF
eruditon, than Is DC OF any real Utility but 1t
is to bs remembered THAI, at the same time that
they must be highly acceptable to the man OF
allearning, by enabling him to refer immediate
ly to the original author, they are extremely
, useful, nay, We may say, absolutely necessary,
even TO such readers as Car never be supposed &c
have any intention to consult the authorities quot.
ed /; as they clearly slew that surh an idea, or
spch circumstance, is not merely decoration
OF the offspring Of The fancy OF the author, but
immediately taken trou, some ancient writer, and
therefore perfectly accordant to the gcaeIal scope
and plan Il the work.
T f r VI S.
|. The first Edition in Amcnca of Anacharsis's
Travels, will be comprised in four Vols octa.
vo,
II. l. shall b. printed On handsome wove paper
and a new type casting for the purpose. Each
Volume will contain about 400 pages.
III. The Price to Subscribers, per Vol. bound
and lettered, Will he dollars in boards,
dollar and IS cents, 10 be paid on the delivery
Of each Voiumc.
The European Edition sells at II dollars per
sett.
". There shall be handfone Map Of Greece
given with the first Vulume, TO be executed by
one of the beit Epgfagers.
V: Those who obrain ten Subscribers and be.
come responsible Tor the payment Of the same
fhall receive one copy gratis. The wcfk is
now at Press, and shall be finished; with all
possible dispatch.
az Subjc,1pjiOns tothe a5oUe work
recelUed at Robert 6 join Gray'5 book
Store, alexandria.
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James Craik.
Oaober +.
Fairfax Court Houfe Races.

WILL be run for, over handlome Coutfe at
Farfa. Court Houfe, on Thu,fidy thc S'h day
ofOaobcr next. purie o. ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, free for colts only, or iuch as have
never wen a purle, two mil. heats, snd on FRI
day the Iath, (the next day puhe Of ElGH Y
d LIARS, free for any horfe, mare or gelding.
a. Non lublclibes to pay double ent,ance.
Thomas G. S. Tyler,
SECRETARY.
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TIE defendants Amos Allilon not having en-.
tered bls appearance, and given lecurisy accord.
ing - the act or AfIembiy and the rules of this
Court, and If appearing to the fatisiacion OF the
Cousr, upon affilsgit, thar the faid Amos Ali
fon is not All lnilabitant OF this diitr9, on mo-
ton of faid cemplsinauts, by their couniel--ft
IS orderea, that the faid defendant, Amos ALTON,
do appear hear on the frR day of Nov mbes
Ccu1t next, and enter his appearance 10 the iuit
and give iccurity for psriorming the decree OF the
court and that the oSher defendants, William
III. Lyles, Eaoch NJ Lives, William Lyles, feu.
JacoD Geiger, anu Ssmuei Bo) d, so not pay
away, conyeyor fscyese Inc debts by thsm owing
10, or the efate o. efsesIn their hands belonging
to the faid abicat dcendant, Amos Alilon, until
the further order decree OF this court: and that
a copy of rhis ofdes be forthwith publiihsd for
two months iueceiiivcly, in both of the public
newspapers printed in this county, and that ano-
Iher copy be ported at the font doos,Of the Court
Houle q iaid county.
A copy-Iea,
G. DeneaIe, c. c.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County ct Alexandra, S..

County ct Alexandra, S.
JHnt Term, 1904
William Harthornc, Jun. and James
favor, ioinr merchants aRo CO.
partners, under the 6Em ol Hard 9
horne and Tayior, eaMpLaiaanss, 4
AGAINST z
Amos Allifon, Mliam H. Lyles, Q
Enoch Nj. Lyles, William Lyles, =
fen. Jaeob GSiger, and Samuel x.
Boyo Eefxdonfs,
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Oai.
lanes RUSSELL,
Has received per the hip United States, captain
Finley. from Liverpool,
Sfrined and Role Blankets,

kerlcys, half ,heks and pains, tiiped, cioud1d,
napt and pain Goa iogs, low priced brosdclat hs,
elaGic cloths, kerfeymeres and lwansd 1wn, finih,
ings. bsiz-s aud A%nuels, fancy cords, velyets,
iuRisny, Sc &c. sach togethec with his former
STOCK Of GOODS, he will fell on good terms
rOt4 cow
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Iuh Publihed

BY T. S. j. SWORDS, of New York, and
for Sale by JAMssKgNNEDY, Sen. at the Alex
andria Library.
! Prize IN Bsards, one DsVar fsventy,foe cents.
The Temple Of Nature,
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Cat Nal Manufadory.
! SAMUEL II. DAVIS,

> at the Cut Nail mandatory near
the lover rSd of Kiag Rrest, formerly carried
on bv Smith and Davis, aill continues to
Manusaaute Cut aad Wrought Nails, Flooring
Brads, Sprigs, epd Saddlers Tacks of every
fze, and of fnperiorsq aa!ity, which he offers
TO iella as low as can pafibly be afforded in this
Town. He has likewife on hand Bar Iron and
Nail Rods, which he will fell very low.
N. B. All orders from Town and Country
Merchants viii be duly attended TO-.
March II. eo3m.