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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01

Being about to leave this state a few weeks
John Prosscr is alone authorised to coGea &, set
tie all debts due to and by the estate of Mr. Jacob
Bockius, dee. b. TATE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
BVfbe Governor Of t5e Commonwealth of Vi,;ginia,
a pROCLAMATION.

II I NNJNNlfA VIZ 7 ION,
NTuHREAS it is represented to the Execu.
w tive that Israel Wilkinson, who wal com.
mltted to the Jail OF the distrit of Slanton, char
ged with horse stealing, hath escaped from the
said jail: have therefore thought fit with the
advice ofthe council of state to issue this psocla-
nation. hereby Offering reward Of fifty do!larsto
any person orpersons who shall apprehend and
convey to the said dstria jail Of Stanton the
said Israel Wilkinson. And do moreover re-
quire all officers civil and military, and exhort the
good people Of This commonwealth to use their
best endeavors to apprehend aud convey to the
j2il aforesaid the said israel Wilkinson.
Given under my hand with the seal Q rthe com.
L. S. Tlonwealth annexed NJ Richmond, this Slst
day of March, 1904.
Signed, JOHN PACE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
b tic Gore,nor q s; Gosf;oawea!ib q .pS ;aSai
A PROCLAMATION.

~ 7
M HEREAS II is represented TO the Execu-
w tive. that Joseph Caldwell and Robert
Fe'rson, confined t1r horse stealing, and Cullen
Demrory, confined for murder in the second de
gree, have (the two former for the second ,ime)
escaped from the peni,entiary, Ihave therefore
thought st, with the advice otthe council OF state
TO issue this proclamation, hereby Offering re-
ward of one hundred dollars for each OF the con-
viS(s SO escaped, To any person or persons who
shall apprehend and convey them or either ofthem
TO the pcnitcniiary. And do moreover require
all officers cvii and military, and exhort the good
People of the commonwealth 10 use their best en-
deavoss TO appreheud and convey to the periten-
tary aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell, Robert
Person and Cullen Demrlory.
Given under my hand with the seal of the COM
u 8. monweaiIh annexed at Richmond, this 3lst
day OF March, 1904.
Signed, JOHN PiGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
Notice.

n OtICe.
THE creditors of SAMUEL SCOTT, a bank.
ruPt, AL requested to meet in Cara, on Satur-
day the llih day of August next, for The purpose
OF receiving the second dividend, when a final
settlement will be made by the commissioners,
and the books and papers belonging to said bank
rupt given up, by
THOMAS FARRhR and
JOHN LAKELAND,
Assignees of 5. Scott, Bankrupt.
Cara 11th lu!y, 1904. I'M.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
Ten Dollars Reward.

WILL be given TO any person who will deli
y yer TO the subscriber or secure in iaiI. are-
gro man slave named FRANS. who - n -,
from me onthe 3O;h May, and is Of the f,Iloy,,r,
escnPton-oomplexion light, age about SO vesys,
stature about feet 8 or inches. his md, liz
hangs very much, visage very thin and Ce,,r,,,
'hSrPi lie has scar on one hand but do nor
TecoIed which, and his ears have been a lit,lc
frost bitten on the rim he is a coarse shoe male
and formerly belonged 70 Mrs Sophia W.l,bsIl.
OF whom purchased him last fail Il ia unne-,
CecS5ary 70 describe his dress as he has a variety
OF clothing and will probably Change + freouent-
w. ihe said fellow has connexions in pov,ba.
tan county and is well acquainted about Pee.
burg and IN the neighDourhood Of tho co,.r,.
house ~ this county it is therefore prob,b.c ts
may be lurking about some Of those places.
hereby iorewain all persons from harhoriny The
SAID negro or OF conveying him OF.
any information respecting the said pe,yo 7
wish tobe given 20 the subscriber re.idiroir en-
tSrhelo county or TO Mr.. Valentine Winfrce AZ
The courthouse Of tl,e said county. ~
JOY IS. 1894. 80 49, , LII,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
Bacon Hams.

The fubferiber has received parcel Of very fine
Hams which he will fell on moderate terms, An.
ply az Medrs. VIM. Brown & Coz.
JAMES BROIVN, Ty.
June 10th 1904. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
= VII 'UD9eIIDtIbI
The House and Lot

Near the river bank, ~ present in The oceunancv
o. "r John Taylor, and distinguished in he
pen OF the ci,y Ivy number eight the propertv Of
the ct'a,e OF Patrick Wright dec. which ifnot
di,poscd & privately before the Let DAY Of sen.
temher mex, will on that day, az four o'eloek IN
rae afternoon, be sold on the premises, FOR ore
Ealt cash. end the other half on credit ofnipetv
days i7van approved endorsed note--An indie.
Pu'do,a 'i'ie VIII be made before the money is re-.
c,ivcd PROSSER ?. kfONrIrUrsy -
Nehmond, July i7th, 1905. nds]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
WIZ. Et. S0tn.

Io the hiSae1t bidder, IN Cuadcs City county. -
September curt day. tha, well known TIaa
OF Land. ca NJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01

Joseph Caldwell, convifed of horse stealing At
the distrit court OF ashington, May 1902 , bon
in the county OF Charlotte, ) feet / inches high ,
"a years old, fair compression, dark hair and blue
eyes. has bad com; enance, aud when spoken 10
"annotlook youin tine face.
Robert Person, conviEted Of the same offence
81 the distTi9 court ofthe Sweet Springs, Odober
1902 born mthc coIGi,y ofSo;ciour;, Fee, hi Oh
29 years Old, fair conn cxion, da-; ha,r aud LIuc
eyes, very thin visage, and has 4 dowllook also
has the appearance Of bad health
Cullen Demmory dark mn alto. convicted OF
murder in the second degree, 1t ;he disriG court
of Suffolk. May, 1891; born in he county OF
Southampton, feetS IL inches h.gh, % years
Ole, black hair and black eyes, and very Min Wis
&C.
Caldwell and Pcirson made their escape from
the penitemiary the 10Th of April last AMI were
rctakon in the counties Of BctetourtS s. Washing
ton, and were both tried for escaping and sen,en.
ced TO two years additional conhnen,ent the
former by the distria court of Washington in
Sept last, and the latter by the distra court held
at the Sweet Springs in Od. following.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01

If Public notice is here
by given. That the President and Common Coun.
Gil OF tine City of Richmond, will, at their next
monthly meeting to be held on the third Monday
in August next, proceed to appoint one tit and
proper person to at as Captain of the Night
Watch within the said city, for the term of one
year, at which time all Candidates for the said an
pointment, are requested to attend.
I'm ANDyo. S7'EVENSON, C c.. TT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
New Flour.

A constant supply of NE'Y FLOUR, Of supe-
rior quality for family use. kept for sale BY
JOHN SANDID e.
Richmond. Io'h Tuly, 1901 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
| & h.,

Tor sale at the Falling Garden. Apply at the
Btic's house in said garden. where constan, ar
t.SdspcF will he Given. Ma 20.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
From hls Mseg.4ork Gozcttc. NV ~.

" Captain Goodrich, who arrived here
yefterday from Amftcrdam informs, that
She trantportS had fallen down TO New Di-
eppe, and wee in readinefs 10 receive the
troops fo' the inyaion. There was a re-
port / II circulation at Amferdam, that The
Prince ctConde had been taken up and ey-
ccuted for having been concerned in the
confpiracy. The fate Of Moreau, &c. was
not kir9,gn wlcn the Frances Henrietta fail
ed.
BY the Frances Henrietta, we have re-
ceiyed a file of Amterdam papers to 8oth
March. One Of thefe papers contains
the following article =
PARIS, Mareb 22.-The report which
was yetterday in circulation refpetting Lou
Is Anthony Henry, Of Bourbon, is this day
confirmed by die public papers. A few
hourG after he was brought rom Strlfbrrc,
to Paris, he was lcntcdctd to death in con-
tequence Of his having been concerned In
the confpiraCy-Anotier paper flaws, ths
Louie was taken in TIE night by a French
officer dhpatched to Stranlurg for the pu--
poie--He had prepared to defend himfelf (;
but ms W Secretary, who was q French
man, ]iecretly deprived him Of his arms.
which he did rot dif@ovcr till the mome.i.
Of his ieizuTe."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
WEDNESDAr MoRNZNC, MN %, 1904.

written a letter difapproying ofthe violent
mode purified by the French foldiery in
tearching for Englih goods. Gen. Mon
net IN taking that fep, publiihed a procla-
nation exprethve of his reluctance to the
meaiure, and executing himielf from the Pc
remptory orders he had received. We
doubt the truth Of the Firit Ccnlul's Rate
ment of the cafe.
The ftone expedition, if we may Judge
from circumstances, svaJ defined for Bou.
logne. There feeins no chance of IFS be
ing attempted with fuccefs. We have re
ceived the following letter on the fubiea
Orr BouLoGHE, 3oth March, 1904.
The Immortaiite and her convoy of
itone Hips arrived here yefterday; lnfor-
tunately the weather has been 60 unfavour-
able that they were Obliged back to Dun
genefs. | doubt the iuccefs of this enter
prize, and the enemy from their motions
appear to be appri!ed of it. They have
Cannon planted on every littele low point
round the harbor.
tris fortunatethat thenones atleaf are not
loft-They may be turned to fome ac-
count. They may help 70 build harbors
and bridges; OF, better fill, they may
raiie a monument to perpetuate the wifi
dom of MIR. Addington's administration,
provided any fabric in this country can
it.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
CAROLINE SPRINGS.

THE subscriber intends 10 oben
a THNBRNat the Caroline,s prings,
Of TIE GCF dey Of Juse nest; and bo1rs,
fran tie P~ieaI3Rt and beaifAy ftuation, e.e-
eL&fve eff 6s Medicinal Qualities If TIE qua
tiers, that it qvH be a Plaee ofgeaerai reEort.
Tbe Springs are EtnateG abouf Sc miles
fran Richmond, 10 from Poyt-R2yaL, l2
fran TIE RoqVing-Green, e7d IA fr9D1 IRE
Asr4k55w8. Tber roads hediHg to f6eA5 are
rsn'ar&a5J Gscd....t6ey are Grromdzd b. IN
agreeable and rspe9aLh 1c;gb5om-baoA.-
25ere are o2t-b9ye5 far tie accommodation
gt69f 7ybo svb TO Avs Eparats fran tbe
1aUeFH.
7be f4IGri6sr AatteyJ ksytL6 tbat fbeh
Inducements qvW MT oay cBergfe on iuvG-
lids, qybo, ia f5e .Ec42 Eal5a, attend the
Springs far tie Elke efhapiNy t5sir bsalt5
rgfore4, bat zoU aJ6 he tls b. tb9f ev6oh.
only oAjed is the enjoymegfef eon1pa7y, as it
may 5sJatfI IaiA the Eeisy eyiH be eqNaF to
Gny ia tire cohmtry.
No s%yeylioa qv.R be zea4siHg to make eng
~ thing peCfs6HI Ggresa1i.
nm GATEWOOB.
Frsderic&Dnr Moy 10. 9IE Il.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23

OF those ships, and the severest orders to the
Corsairs to respect all ships of whatever ma
ton they might be, which had British pass
ports, The Dey refused every thing, and re-
Piled with much firmness to the English
After several days spent in very violent en-
plantations, admiral Nelson, ignominiously
retired. The Regency continue their prepa-
rationS OF defence with the greatest activity,
aud It may be depended upon that the Alge-
f!ne5 wlh sniiera bombardment, rather than
yieid 20 one or the demands made By Eng
land.
An the agents ofthe different nations have
retired to their country houses. 1 salute von
with respect.
DUBOIS THAINVILLE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
TERMS OF
II L r.

L. 7Ae ENQu1RER qvW appear
t70icc q 7veek. During tie ses-
sian Of Congress and tie Vi9i-
MIA Legislature, either q Third
paper or a supplementary haLE
SHEET, during The qOeek.
2. Terms @pqymsnt, vyiK5e FOUR
per an.nn9j the gUh0A
70 beP paid at the tine @subscri-
hing.
8. ADvERT1sEMENrsfo from those
SvhO do ts0t, subscribe to Mc ba-
Per, Should they not e,ccced a
&guatc in LeagM, shall be i4ser-
Ted Jor seventy-iiye cents The
first tine, fifty cents f0r- each
Time during shree 7veehs, and for
egery additional insertion, thirty
three ccntS; long ones III TIE
alNprob0rli0n.
4. SUBscRIBERs. ShaU haze shei,-
advertisements Inserted t6r fifty
GEMS tie first ti1ae, aid thirty
three cents f0r egery adAiAonql
ansertlon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
Foreign Intelligence.
NORFOLK, May II.

The Britifh frigate Bottom, Captain Dou-
giss, arrived in Hampton Roads, on Tuef-
day. Capt. Douglas fell in with a flip
from England, in 30 days, from which he
got a LONDON paper of the Sd Of ApriE,
which he politely handed us.
NorJoM HeraM.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
E ~THAINVILLE.
Continuation Of Me7v5 BY tie Hardware ar
,IUea at Mezv-Tork.
LONDON DATES TO Appr, &

Continuation Of Mezvt By the Hardware ar
rTUed at Nezv-Tork.
LONDON DATES TO APRIL 6.7
LONDON, March 81.
Me9ags from his MajeRy.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer pre-
tented MelTage from his Maieity to the
following purport =
GEORGE REX,
His Maiefy thinks it proper to ac-
quaint the houie of commons, that the
officers, AFOREMENTIONED officers, and
Prlvates,o f feveral regiments of the Militia
OF ireland, have made 4 voluntary tender
or their iervices TO any part of Great Bril-
tam. His Majefy has received with Gatis-
faction this ftriking proof of the attach
ment and zeal difplayed by his loyal fub-
Je6ts, for the general defence and f~ecurity
OF the United Kingdom. Conceiving that
this patriotic offer may be attended with
the mott important advantages at The pre-
tent critical j~un6ture of affairs, his Maiefy
recommends it to his faithful Commons.
to enable him to avail himfelf thereof, and
to make provifon for fuch regiments as
may haze occaGon to come into this
country, for hch a length of time, and to
fuch an extent, as they ihall think proper
aHd exPedient-
The chanceEorof Tx exchequer moved, |
thatthis meiiage be taken into confederate
on on Wednesday next, and Gaid, that en- !
the fame day his Right Hon. Friend, MIR. !
Secretary Yorke, intended to make a mo-
ten Cor improving the military force of:
the country. |
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
MINISTRY OF MARINE,

Tire Charge fH8airs5 and CommBary Ge-
Herai T~C6,A4eyeiai Relations al AgierS,
- CjffSea Dccrs5, Minjqsr Of MaJlse.
AlgierS, 18th jan.
CITIZEN MINI5TER,
The English appeared before Algiers or
the i5.h, with nine sail Of the line two Of
them three dockers, and one frigate and =
brig. Admiral Nelson, who commanded
the heog, demanded, ,mperitavcly, III the
name Of his king, that the English Charged
Affair sent away from Algiers some months
ago, should BE- honorrably reinstated in his
tuncticns he required besides, the restitution
OF five 4eapclitan and Maltese ships taken
with his passports, the release Of seventy nine
unfortunate persons who composed :l.c cgsws
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
yor8e9 6 51nute6
At

FIJI BE SOLD, G. P2ossEa e MON
curse Vendae Office, o.: AGon2ay tie 28tb
~iastar-.
Three very likely Mules.
Also,
Two Likely Waggon-forses.
The Mules are in good order, rising four
-TeaTs old, and well bgok. to the wagon,
cart and plough.
Notes and approved security.
May %. ST
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23

THE subscribed has in his
4 possession, q GREY GELDING a.
toaA& hands high, s years old, the hairs of
his go and tai lately by appearance cut
short, branded or the noar shoulder (as well
as can be made out) Nv aud which has
been appraised, according to law. to $40.
The said horse was taken in the main road,
near Dumfr;es, Prince William county, from
a dark Muiatto Man, (about 5 fset6 inches
high, and 81 years old) who says he is free.
lie produced 4 certificate signed Geo VIM.
son, of Henrico county but it appeasing to
the magistrate before whom ne was carried
20 be a forgery, he was therefore committed
to tie jail of the aforesaid county on sus-
Picf eofbcing a runaway, and there remains
at his time. In company Of said mulatto,
there were a white woman, who SAYS her
rame is PcHy ZEacxigbe, ana I small white
boy about three Years old.
EranciS Patterson.
May 10. 3I
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07

In thar part of the county Of Loudoan on ST.
gar Land Run, lately attached to Falrtsx, alb ut
20 mlieS from Aexaad5ia. and tie Zane difsoee
from the Federal City. Ii vii! be !aid ofF in
Earns of about 200 aces each, fo-as-to combine.
Efficiency Of timber and watcr.to each Fam,
in which it abouhds and that OF the b~G quality,
and adapted e The uGe ofplaifef: ieveral ct them
aie improved with toierable good dwelling houies,
out houles, o,et4tds, &c. and rented to tenants
until tie itll day OF inuafy next, whsn pclIes.
ion may be lad with liberty 70 The Eurchaf,t Of
feeding this lall, two of the farms will be laid
IF ct he folks Of the great road leading from
the back country TO the Great FalIs, Georges,
Town, Federal CITY, and Alexandra, where The
hsuation fer rubie houN, fore, on diailIery,
is equal 10 any in The fate
The terms are one fourth of.the pufchaie mo.
ney TO be paid ar the TINS Of making the deeds,
the balance % be paid in three years from The
day Of lale in anaual payments, aid desd Of
trnt 10 be given az TIL fame tire TO fccute The
different payments. Mr.. Henry Gunne!i the fur
ycyor will flsw the land, who lives near il with
plat thereof. The above lands were conveyed
to nc fome nine pat by Ferdinando Fairfax,
ETC. and The title clear of ali ncpmbrarce what
eyer, for further Information apply TO Mr. Gun
nell, or the flbicrbsr.
B. Dade.
N. B, The falc to begin a, thc forks OF the
Foai where Cheeks formerly lived.
Iune IS. 2awls
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07

IS COO tickets at 10 dpllars each, 1900
N. B. Prizes iusje6aedto dedutlion Fifteen per
ent
This lottery has been authorized blythe legislature Of
Virginia Tor the l4udable purpo OF eredng ieminary
ci learning the metropoii, ofts fate. With
this view contemplated raife 10000 dollars aud
z5oodnars in addition, FOR deraying he eSpences az
ted@n; drawing The Lottery. Citizens Of the frit
fpe6abiiiy have been ee}ed truitces and they nave
pledged then'eves TO ue their utmo exeftions
ry iaro eaeQ The fchemc has the ADVANTAGE OF Civ
g 10 each advenuer chance forione very large PRICES
whit tie propoon Of prizes 70 blanks IS 70 great a
invite the friends of the intended nitution paftas
the lottery, with very te riik Of their becoming Iolers
The rreaurer of this fate be appointed receive the
money for the tickets try fold. ans pay the
mounc OF the prizes rho fortunate alvenuers is
derived that tire above considerations will induce rapid
iale OF tickets and the drawing VII! faon
iuieisu nunber iha be fold authozcit-~whi1lr;t
believed viii be tn, scond Monday in December
mex
Richmond, January 81, 1904. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07
Publlc Notiiea.

BY ORDER Of the Council Of
Alexandra, am directed 10 inform all ,hoie
who have lots which front on any of the ftrects
thar are. paved, thar they are required 10 COM
plete the foot pavement az ain this ground as the
law di;eits within fry dajs, liwho Tefufe OF
neglect TO comply mutt expea that at The end of
ffd time the pavemeots not completed, will be
done by order of the Council, and the expence
collected from the pctlons chargeable thcfcwith.
George Gilpin,
Street Comm1fuey.
Jones. 2aw4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07
B. Dade.
I Kent,
Far onr or mare Jtafs, lbat Valpn6t
DISTILLERY AND MILL,


Late tie Properly Of Geoersj GEORGE WASH
lNcroN OF Nom Vernon, sit,atcd On a
navigable creek within nine miles i Alexsr-
dfia.
This DiaHlery has FIVE large Stills
and a~Bo.cr erected apan -, lass loptoved plan,
with lh-ds tor rafting sai f. ans dags, a.io fills
for thirty Deeves.
In poiat q ftaation nor "a ex,ee' il, lie
ea!Y acceis 70 MsryIana. " suars fue tic
gytatSh sbundance ct e,an ~ carrying on the
<ditliiiing tpfaef int mottey,edfi,e { ar, inde.
pcndea Of lis owo neiShbguyaeod. 9tlcb hiss
a.@ass been sbe to f'ps.y it, The mil viii
r qqi.e mr repairs, wa3at Wiz be dopta a, he
crupretai' exsnce the hos f.l'outd t}ured grsat
pnaaut,eeo' Fi@7t. az ~ eailj b maze TO do
il again: { e'lls l3li IS coo2e.'s d Fs and a
ccm6rab.e dazzling boyGe. ApaIic4tir.l 10 he
made to the t70l.,iDer, near /, FL.
Ian. LEWIS.
Woodlav,. Ian. o..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07
j. - S I.

On Thurfiay the 3oh day of May laa, op.
pofi.e the mouth OF Great Yeocomico, IN Virginia,
A BOAT
Of the delcription that followcth: Her bottom
was very bare o fluff, as fhe had not been gIayed
for a conil3erabie time; her fdes panied red.
cunwales vc.y much chafed, aud one Of them
had been fpllced forward. only fore and att
thaut, the rep Of her fern had been fpiit of
ard 5ne de malice 90, high lidss and iIrcng built
Whoever takes her Up aad f.cures her, 20 that
pet her again, fhail receive FIVE DOLLARS,
and if delivered toMeIrs. M'Cubbin ard Doug
lsls, Baltimore, N3eGrs. Hartfhorne and Taylor,
Ncrfolk, or Gel. George Gjipin, Alexandria,
they mall be paid for their trouble extra.
Real Clements.
r4nia, IuneIs. sosv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07
$4,000 Dollars IN Prizes i
Ind only $1,000 Tickets ~
In the Catholic Cathedral Church
I0G

Lottery Titkets F4i5oy 4estoed by the ma.
mayors, are now fol -tae IN n following PEI.
fons in the city OF Baifm5ts
Sowcr and Cols, No. 49, Marker arect.
Samuel Vincent, NJ. ~, nprth G:y itreet
John Rice, No. 49,, Biiunore tifeet
t1cotge Dob>ia, al the Telegraph 0li,e, and
Samuel Cole, No. as, PITT Rreet, Old Towa.
SCHEME.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07
WILLIAM RAMSAY

BEING anxious. 70 ciofe his former brilneis,
requclts all tholc who are indebted TO him to fet-
tie their accounts as early as pedble, and thole
who have claims agalatt hun will plcase Pfeient
them for acjultnent.
TO RENT,
The Dwelling Hopie md Sore 10 Pfinee afeet,
one door eaR OF the houfe occupied by D.. + c,
Dick; they are both in good ,epaiI, F & iaon
may be had Immediately. Apply as above
June 4. eoeo
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07
JOSEPH SMITH

IOSEPH SMITH
Has Cor Sale, at Lis aore on King Street, Alex
andria,
10 bales of MUSLINS,
100 pieces beit German Dowlais,
bales Nlemifh Steering,
Scotch Ofnahurg, Brittannas.
Csmbrick MnRiass Muffin and SILK Shawls'
Nankesns, Bardannoes.
Lutearings, Kid Gloves,
X hhds. w. |. Rum,
5 pipes 4;h proof Cogniac Brandy,
Whikey 10 tierces and barrels,
Holland and Country Gin,
LOAF and brown Sugar,
1000 lbs. Back Pepper,
Spinning Cotton,
Cradlingand Grafs Scytbcs,
Siskles and Spades, Wrapping Paper,
N. S. Platter, Herrings,
Good FLOUR for f!mlly ufc.
He will Rent,
For I, or years, the Dwelling ne now o.,
cupies on Royal Street.
Iuae %. GO
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BEN IAMIN SHREVE, nn.

\ A1t44AN ~ ~ 49, ~~s
HAS FOR SALE
At the corner Of Prince acd Union ffeets,
GUST RECEIVED
$500 pieces NA:NKEENS,
los do. Bandanno Handke chiefs,
9 bslcs Sarn-hs,
do. Baftas,
do. Emertys,
do. Blue Gurrahs,
do. 1adia Chintz,
z iacks Sage,
bag Hops,
"a Birch Floor Mats.
5 cafes and one cafk womenss Morocco
ard leather Shoes,
ALSO ON HAND,
Fifteen bales Of hadsa Cotteas,
COMPETING OF
bales Baftas,
& do. Emeftys,
4 do. Sannahs,
do. Csfafs,
SO pieces black Satins
fets Tea China,
Mems coagie and womens' Morocco ard leather
Shoes,
Leipet's Snuff 10 half 6ls. and kegs,
cafe Mariners Compahes,
loecoils Cordagc, aaorscd,
~ bags Pepper,
40 bis. B-ef No. |, and
A large quantity Of red Soal Leather.
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