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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-11

Es1Sdct from tie Sts-ef DeEberaE;ons sf
ne 1orernmsnt u ihs lsia,ld 81 Hayt1 1
LIsraTY! InDEPrsDEscE! Or DkAr
consideringth there still remain, =
the Island Of Hayti, individuals who |,
have contributed either by their guilty )
writings or By their sanguinary actusat1 I
ons to the drowning, suRocating, assassi.
mating, hanging and shooting of more .
than &C, 600 Of our Brethren under Gin
inhuman government Of u Clerc and 7
Rochambeau. sz ~
Considering that every man who has
dishonorsd human nature. by pfostitnting
himself with sRshnsiAm to the vile off, 4
ccs of informsrs and of executioners, 4
ought to, be classrd with assassins and
delivered up without rrlnorse to The
sword Of justice DEGREES as fellows
Article !. -.
Il Every commandant OF 4 division shall I
cause 10 be arrested within their respec.
tive commands those persons who are or
shall be known to have taken an active
part in the different massacres and assas-
sinations ordered BY Ls Clerc or Ro- ,
ehanbeau. - Y 81 =. ~ ~
Before proceeding to the arrest Of any
individuals Gas Il often happens that ma.
nyare innocent who nevertheless may be
strongly suspected) we order each COM
mandant to make all necessary enquiries
for procuring proofs and above all not
20 confound with true and faithfulreports, :.
those denunciations too frequently sug-
rssted by hatred or envy. s - .:.3 -
3 ~. Article Ill. -, j..
The names and strnafnes Of persons
executed shall be Inscribed in aiist and
sent to thegeneral in hiefwho will make
thempuhlic. Thin measure is entered
into in order TO inform the nations of the
world, that although we grant an asvl- :
nm and protection to those who act cam !,
didly and friendly towards US, nothing
shall ever turn our vengeance from those
mur,lerers, who have bathed the1nselyes
with pleasure III he blood of the innocent
chiIdren Of Hayti. 10 IT, H.;
III i. Article Nv. n. =
/ Every chief who, in contempt of the
orders and unalterable will of the po-
yernnlcnt shall sacrifice TO his ambition,
10 his hatred, or 10 anvoiher passion any
, individual whose guilt shall NOT have
been previously well aserrtainsd, and
proved, shallundergo the same punish.
ment which he shall have thus inflicted
! and the property of every such unjus, of.
hcer shall be conascated; one half 70 the
/ Government and the other half TO the re-.
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From the Hapdnna.

a Spanish gentleman passenger IN the
Eliza, is days from HAVANA states in
confirmation Of the account received via.
Nsw-York, that the French general La
violet, demanded on loan, zoe, 900 dol.
lars bur SO large demand could not
Dc complied with, and they received Of
the government Of Havanna only so, 600.
lhs French were preparing an expediti-
on tor Hispaniola with all possible dis
The French privateers. many ofwhich
cruize without commissions are daily
bringing IN Americans, y schooner be-
longing TO Philadelphia was carried In.
sand had taken from her 5000 dollars in
specie.
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marine !; but e 60 iastner. 20 devote 70
such great peril our armies, stlll q the
inbpsir Ct q rganl2at'on this,
general, Be pei Z g expose " 20 pc
assailed ~ those continental poweEsMho
are Jealous ct W, and have Their sye up
Us. Tins y 70 replace as a. The dis
krons circumstance, from winch we
were only extricated by the miracle that
RFoughI prk Bonaparte from = ypt, and
made 81 triumph on the'i 3th Brumaire.
May I Be now permitted, general, 70
make an observation which = wise and
regular government y worthy % hear and
to appreciate; but which 7 should not
have hazarded n the time q disorder and
anarchy, when the law 81 nations was
scarcely more respected among us than
the liberty OF indisiduals. We are told
every day that NE are restored TO civiliza-
tion, that We are replaced IN the hrstrank
Of social order and yet an expedition IL
announced worthy IN its principles OF
those unsettled colonies who contend
withtheir neighbors Tor enjoyment which
they do not hnd at home, Or Of those 81.
wage hordes who see, In the end OF war
nothing but the booty which they may
acquire, IN its result the total annihilati-
on OF the adverse horde.
Such, however, are the strange IDEAS
that have been propa gated among the sol.
diers 20 excite them 70 obtain from their
eupidity, 4 devotion expected in vain
from real courage. LIDO not pretend here
to discuss the rigbss ofconqrest, nor to
examine whsthef they can be extended IN
proportion To- fheP eriis which have been
run to obtain them but Is il polite to
announce before hand every thing ihatis
meant to Be derived from IL; is Il ct to
present il 70 the eyes Of those who are 10
undertake it, only as j vast scene Of pill
lage and assassinations It IS, no doubt,
consnI. fkat ellch means shoul1 he ers,.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-11

The Courier de LOndres, ct Tuesday,
under the head ct karis, eontaina the,
TWO following ietters, which e says ~
excited great sensation ~ the MILITARY
circles;
!, Is 3 i. ]. !, y. I, :. /.
g. = e. 4, J. 80. -
:, 49,, oep.em0el
!, 1nAn 4 I, s, i /,
/, s nave recs s, Y, vs. l 81 wnlcn ~
nave opne ne rs. snss eonos g VIE Y, az
n tns .Ils ~ ...s 49, 1914 ~. $3.50.
me 3 co,nna,n !, u Y. ll.lon aessn
Eneiana. tnousps s y :. ny oPlnlo Il
|, nv sn.sl P..<s 49, st i. anOo
nave sAsso ile IN ~ 49, AssnsIe =,
g Islesstng sucn 2. ,9 q Z s'All.
noMS.e., aIsWel 49,. ~. ~ - ~, y
= solaser. VINO 80 sspiAIn n'nseM s u,
more eesily, wisnons sefetve, uPon the
REsssns ecsenon, = IS ny glssn 49,
pI29ls u sos - 49, ~ !, , $500
! so s.. 8 - $50 = .ss -:
$3.50, As'sis,ss 49, 49, .s.ss. !. ~
I 4 ..s'vs1 X $50. u .I - 80.
= man g s.' Aa,s I u y. - - 49,
nave nevst. 49, tne 49, 8 m1Is |,
NMe eAPsu'.lohss P.l.lsuaa .lnse !
nave SEQ ne ~ VuI al.1
ne choice ofonr armies, sgalloWea Up "a
themMith astonishing rapldity. Asnink
that. 70 forming epteyp.izes, sne issue
sot which z very uncertain. ana ne re-
suit Of which may give mortal blow 70
the government which coneelyes them,
and 70 me nation which seconds them,
one ought 70 pc forced Y them ~ CIR
circumstances 80 imper1pus, that the
safety and honour Of the state would be
compromised. ifone should make 2 re-
Togade step that should discover Weak--
ness Or irrssolntion.
but DO not see That the pTesent cir
ennnstances obllge rs 70 risk, against .
thousand nniayourable chances, the great
e. part Ct our land forces and that re-
generating marine, which = beginning
20 b created as y we're BY magic, ~ a.
enthusiastic and industrious people. \
have asted myself, when saw, the con.
siderable armaments that were making
TOR the re-oceupatiou or acquisition OF
4 our colonies Mnetner the peace were 50
solld mat we should nope 20 DC able to
preserve what We nd resos = OF az
CURED, anu iItns 800 s.'on q ouI com
msrce Mele g nssess 81 g esIta'n
snat ~ ougnt . snlpaoy ln Z % muen
treasure And g e many ,osaiss Le..ne
mrs, consul perm.. { sclulsI, Wno Ieels :
Hvely aaaehmens y !, nls o'd companions
IN arms, e a 81 nsIs some Ior
me unior.nnaIe evsn.s IN me TOO bold 90
combinations when nave Destroyed 90
great number o mem. ms regret
Min explain g nim my present opinion
Ct the expedition preparing, and my re-
kret % axe apart y me direction Of =.
We mao .ne osst army ~ Europe, the
nest means q rscrnitng our forces weak
ened ~ eleven years OF war. in Us
Place We have nov corps almost entirely
composed o. eonseripts, among whom
Ne IOnQeE 0lHEEKE the veteran lrl6i-
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Z.
The accounts received from Por, au
{ Prince, By the Commodore Barry, ARR.
we'd AZ Charlsston, confirm the former
statement Of the dreadful situation Of the,
unfortunate whites in that Island. On
the 10Th March horrible massacre com.
nenced at Port au Princs, which was
continued four DAYS during which. up-
wardstof four hundred persens wete Kin.
ed Dessalines had arrived, there, ON
his way 10 Sc. Domingo, against which
he was determined to bring an his forces;
butas he expressed himself, would leave
no whites in his rear. . -- =-= 3 - e
/ Captain Patterson, informs that zen.
tlemanarriyed AZ Gonaiyes on the Isl o.
April, who stated that 10 DAYS previous.
general massacre of the whites had IA.
ken place Il Port mi Prince, and that the
massacre was TO be carried an over the
southern department.. The Americans
were treated wIsh great respect through.
out all the Island, except az the Cape.
where ChristoPhe inflicted the grea,ess
cruelty upon every description, without
regarding age or sex.
!
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ATEsf FROM EURoRE.
INVASION.

The Courier de Lohdrss, of Tuesday,
under the head Of Paris, eontaina the
stHo following letters, which Il says, IN
excited l great sensation ii DE military
circles: "a
Cen. ll6reau b Eenttnans General Dursc.'
PAnfs, Septembers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
cqicu5afcd By BENTdlfTW BATES, Of
IiaaoUer County, Yirg :n;u.

Containing besides the astronomical calculate.
ons-The Virginia delegation to congress; officers
OF the commonwe llth members OF both houses
tthe state legislasurei members of,he pr!vy coun.
Gil Judges or die superior courts Q,,akers' gene
IA! meetings. distriSt end county cour. DAYS in
ms state; short mode of calculating in
terest; number of useful re-ipes tables Of gold
coini the coins of the United $tates, estabiahea
by Laws an essay on various important agricultu.
raj subjects, by Joseph Cooper original and Sc.
'e-tei poetry, anecdo.esi n1axins &c Rods,
from Richmond TO Charleston, s. c)-from
Richmond 70 the Swee, Springs-and from ;ticl,.
mond 10 Portsmouth ". W &c. &c SC
- a great allowance made towhoicsale pur.
chasers.
September S!5 1894. wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
Dollars. $4,000

DVIJUV
All tickets drawn blank may be rene wed in the
next Class, at 10 dolls each the price of AL o.
theirs viii Inc IL dolls
All prizes IT Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class, o. paid, at the option OF the person
e''i'ed. If they be not claimed Within three
months after tile drawing commences, they will
DC considered as renewed in the second class.
Ii'e drawing to commence ia the city OF WI
iiamaburg. on the Ist day of June, 1904. under
the management of James Madison. i Ohm Brack-
en- William Nelson, Roberf Greenhow, burweli
bassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham.
pion Travis, William Lightfoot, Litteton w.
farewell, George ruc.,er and James Semple.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24

~ '1dverfiseme'aes,n nor erccedinpa square
mfenSfh, aretnserted an ais faheryor Seuen.
fs'-ftoe cents The frs: time three dollars for
ftrce 7veeks g finses) and for cvcry add
rGti'asersion thirty-fhree cents. Long ones
f''tts sansc PROPORTION a shccici cor
frac: &c mad bu the year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
Notice.

q PETIT1o" viii be presented to Inc next &C.
neral Assenoly, praying that an at may pass
Tor laying oFa part ofthe land belonging to Da-
vid Noss, opposite to Rockets, in Lots, for the
purpose of shipping coal from.
October Sth, 1904 w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
Committed to the Jail of

Abemarle county, Negro Man who SAYS he
belongs to Mrs Ragland in the county Of I.ouisa,
near the Green Springs, and that he was hired
our TO Mr.. Miller at the Iron Works over the
due Nl'e' The owner is requested to prove pro-
perty, pay charges and take him away or he viii
DC dealt with as the law directs
3m THOs. WILLS, Iun.
July 90. 1904. SAILOR lL5pmoyie c,,,,.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
Dollars 1855
7 I C. K Z T s

May Sc had oC George Tucker, Thomas Taylor,
and sanuei Peasants, jr. in Richmond; Robert
liircnet5, and WatNios Leigh, Petersburg Tho
mas Newton. DIR BauaRd, & Lit,Icton w Taze-
well, Norfolk; Hugh Mercer, fredericksburg
Itenry Tucker, Winchester; Chapman Johnson
Stanton; and IN all the towns in Virginia, and
IN nanr places in tho country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
FOR SALE,
a very handsome Farm.
LYINo ~ cnA1Lrs -.

LYING is cUA1LEs CITY,
1--WE miles FROM Civ Point. Is firm Peters.
4 burg, 25 from Kichmcrd; containing g ~
cre3. The land Is OF superior oual ~ 20 tina, ridge
which lie, between James and Chiokolcniuy RE
ve's; 10 acres OF it may be made meadcY capable
OF being wacrcd DC siiua ion Is high diy and
ana te subscribe he,iCScs ihc, a.c i-,y r,athicr
Tpol,io be found iuVirtuia- on. &C. has ir.t e.
nishcd an eX,c lent aau.c, under lis o~n irsrec-
ton, of he b-s, selected timber, iu neighbour
ao.d tcmarl able for r~d dmUcr; 10 Is 81 feet
'qu'-e two stories aIrN, with r1rc r-orrs. wan-
sr"c',j chair bo9rd sn th1o' thc hcu.e "A % ne.
c'se.-y o"t houses Just boi, GO save trouble
tac prise .. a. 1900. in .wa arroa re-. scents wei
sccwrd $50. UEi. TrT Fir
EaEcw-iaC &c. ~ !21t. ivy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24

This sum makes the real
proceeds OF the bank shares,
and shcws the true amount re-
ceIved by the United States for
them,
But the gentleman from De
laware says the sale might
have been made at 30 per cent.
advance, ard we might like
wise have received a half year
ly dividend ; and this he thinks
would have been q better bar
gam. let this be tried.
Suppose the 1920 shares
sold ct so per cent. advance or
for coo dollars each.
hdd the half yearly dividend
at 4 per cent. which it is SAID
we nigh, have received like
wise, besides getting the so
per cent. advance, the dividend
OF r per cc"t. or 10 dolls. per
shares equalto
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
n - L Z =.
ValNa6le Lands for Sale.

q T Hanover Courthouse on "Wednesday the
2tch DAY OF OStober rcXt, will be exposed 10
sale, ar Auction, TWO TRACES or LAND;
one of them containing rs IL acres more or
less, and IS commonly known AMI called by the
name OF BT8B's FRAcr; part whereof lies in
Goochlanl and part IN Hanover. Ire other
TRACT contains 10 acres more OF Ices, and lies IN
Hsnover-The subscriber believes that the latter
traf is commonly known by tho name OF FEN
TONS place 5cth traEts adjon each other, and
will be sold together These lands arc about d
miles from the city of Richmond, in 4 healthy
situation, and an agreeable neighLouyhocd. The
sale will be made by virtue of dc.a of trust
from Thomas Thompson and Jane Is7bs,ia his
wife, and william Iii VAL to George Yui'le, da.
ted the 22l O. March. 1895, and recorded in the
General Court in June following, TO secure tie
payment Of a dcbt due from the said rho1,as
Thompson to Murdoch Fearns & Co. AMI which
deed of trust the subscriber was authorised to-
carry into eHetl, by a deed OF assignment made
between him and the aforenaned 7 nom soa, and
Georg- YnIe dated the 29dday Of January 1898.
and recorded ~ the General Court the 18Th Of
Hovcr1bey following The terms Of sale are one
tard OF the purchase money to be paid down at
the time Of sale, one third in y months, and the
other thgl in 10 months from the day OF sale
Bond and approved security viii be req tired, as
also deed oFtrust upon the land, and = deed %
conveyance wish special warranty will be execu
ted to TIE Purchaser, by
CHARLES COPELAND.
Richmond, lOtn Sent 1904 ord.
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I95o,los


ly dividend; and this he thinks
would have been better bar
gam. let this be tried.
Suppose the 2,22o shares
sold ct so per cent. advance or
for COO dollars each. 1885, oos
hdd the half yearly dividend
at per cent. which it is SAID
we might have received like
wise, besides getting the so
per cent. advance, the dividend
OF \ per cent. or g dolls. per
shares equalto IS SD
This you'd have given US Tor
our shares the snm of, l,se7.s2e
In tins case, however, we
should have been obliged 10
pay at the rate of loriy-ihree
cents the guder, instead OF Il
cents and the difference of ,
cents Per Fuilder ON 3,(4OA87
guilders would have been a.
gainsl us, instead OF in our Ia
vor. This therefore Is to be de-
duCted, and is equal to e2,ao9
dollars, &c sos
MAKING the true TroceSoS OF
our shares agreeabiy 10 this O.
peralion on!y, dolls. l,3o4,7lL
or 45,698 dollars less than the
commissioners Of the snking
fund actually received.
but the gentleman from Delaware sup
poses we might have retained Uur bank
shares, and might have advance money
tIom the treasury TO buy the bills on Hol-
land in which case, If we had KEPT them
another year, we might then have sold
them at so per cent. advance, and should
have received two half YEARLY dividends
npon them, equal to rer cent. or thirty
two dollars the share. If this calculation
is made. it viii be found lhat W. have still
made money by the contract.
Suppose the $3.50 shares
sold at so per cent. advance,
hey would have yielded as be-
Co,e stated, 1899 COS
Add the two half yearly di-
,idends at I per cent. each, or
&c dollars for each share, Il o4o
This then would have been
The amount received by the q
nited States, l.4o3,o4e
We must however have CIV
en- IS cents the guildar for
5,l4o,487 guiders instead OF
II cts. which the purchase YVES
made from Mr.. Barring at or
1909 dollars more, which
must therefore be deducted,
andis, 90 800
Ard it shews that VIC should
only, in that case nave recu v.
ed Tor our S,22o shares The sum
of l,34o,23l
Or lo,i78 dollars less than The com
nissioncrs received N - his sum of
iol7eGoIlars b sdd.d Ii years in crest,
which we must have pad 10 ,ne b-nH Tor
the amour; Of debts paid by ia. proceeds
Of tic shares, which interest calculated
at Ter cent. on 1887 900 doil.rs, is e.
qua! 10 ID liars.
1880
To which add the former
sum of lol7s
-
And it shews that we should
have lost by this operation tie
sum Of 1898
Thus, in every poiu, oc view, it appears
tbat he sale ~ ale by The commissioners
was Lightly advantageous.
CURTIUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
CHARLES COPELAND.
Richmond, lO,h Sept 1904. wtd,
HHRI end AOUIHG HE,

II TN1 0R1 SOU3 HG II 4,
Grocers ami Commission 1{,rchu7fs,
In the store la'ely occupied by Mr. BouLrow.
opposite m Praemtg Pyiu'iry.C Hrc.
AIN 81 Rect, RIG HMOND,
y fsPEcrFULLY iufTm Ncr Eic7h arg ;5c
IL fa5c. thar tAey bare iaid in a general nsso f-
Diepi ~ GRocERtEs an! LroUous fibe q tg4a-
AHes, r5i.5 trcy a'e selling pyy los joy really ma
Hey ~ prOf4cs az cash 6,ices.
d'so, 2aeeH's WVe, PHcnt Slot, Gppbi7yfer,
IHdigo Jt. &C. and Harc's P5iiahib5iI b9led
Fo,isy, NJ u5icj riley bave a csf.inf sH65y. Ay lie
s0seu or single 6ouic.
15eV haze FIR sqie. on Commission, Cur
NAILS (f'rDt 3aD20jl by tis c,st On, small man
fihes; asa, q quantity af SoAL LEA1uEa, Jar
Cas5. ~ 10 he bartrI f9y Weeq,; anil n
pair of CobocNE MtLLsroNEs, 3 bcfll in.
Aagnst 8. 1901.
THVHE Subscribers haW1g rented
u convenient Lumber House on the Canal
Basin, olier their services under the firm Of
G & y. SAUNDERS.
To receive all Kinds os produce ON STO7fGE.
and to dispose Of on CO1s1IZ5 SI1N. r., which
.st6S1 attention and puu0udi,y viii bc given.
CT NCELLJR n. SAUNDERS,
TAELTON SAUNDERS.
Richmond, 8'h on I9J4. eo21
re a by MADE Pens
Fer sa!e aii5!s0Esc.
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From MIR. Gideon wbi,e. Anauolis.

81 have fold many oGthe Agu= and Fever Drops
tc people IN the country aud nave nor known any
10 fail curing The Lozeages haze fold very well
lately hear of feverAl cures Guch as bringing
worms from children, and doing much good to
pcrlons of bilious habit
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For sale =. ta.s oifce.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-10

1900 tickets at 10 dollars each. 5000
N. B. Prizes fubjeacdso deduction OF fifteen per
ent.
This lottery has been authorized by th- Legislature OF
Virginia for the audabe purpoe of erecting ieminary
OF learning in the metropolis of this tate Win
this view it contemplated raae 10000 dollars, aud
500 dollars addition, for dcfrayng he expenees at.
tendant drawing the lottery Citizens OF the rft re-
fpeabiity have been eleed trufees and they have
pledged thefeves TO uie their urmo exerons 20 car
nv it into effect The fcheme has the advantage OF CIV
ing TO each advsnare chance for fome very large prizes
wh the proportion Of prizes 20 blanks 90 great as to
invite the friends of the intended nution patake OF
theottery with very little r of their becoming oofers
The treaurer oths Rate is co ba appointed to receive the
money for the tickets they oid and to pay the
mount of the prizes the fortunate adventures It is
believed that the above coniderations will induce rapid
fae of tickets and the drawing will commence foon
aluficient number ha be fold to authorize (which it
il believed will be on the fecond MONDAY in December
next.
Richmond, January 81, 1894. go
W. TICKETS to be had OF Ro
bert Pollard, DR.. /, peterborough,
Jun. VIM. Price, reg Samuel Plea
fants, jun. and VIM. Prichard.
Diaria of Columbia,
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PHYSIOGNOTRACE.
/. TODD

RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies and gentlemen
of Alexandria that he has erected his machine
for tracing the outlines Of the face, in the Ball
Room at the Eagle Tavern, corner OF King and
Roy al Rreets, where thofc who will honor him
with their attention may have four correct pro6lcs
for rs cents.
Note-Gilt and black Frames may be had a
the room.
sar Pleafe to come in at the paved alley lead
ing TO Royal freet
an. 9. zaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-10
THIS IS TO gaUe notice,

That the fubfcriber hath obtained,
from the Orphans Court Of Alexandra County,
In the Di0ria ofgcolumbia Letters Of admi
niaration or the pe,fonal eaate Of Margaret VII
fon late OF the faid county dereaied; ali pe,lon,
having claims againa the faid ceaied, are here
by warned to exibit the fame to William CAN
and Abel Blakeney with the vouchers thereof, a.
or before the 18TH day Of Augnf next, they msy
otherwfc be excluded by law, from all beneRso
Of the laid eftate.
Given uuder my hand. this 18Th day Of Fe,
brua,y 1904.
All perfous indebted to the faid ef1atc ate re-
CURED to make immediate payment to the fubfcr-
ers, who are fully empowered to fettle the faid e.
tate.
William Cath.
Abel Blakeney.
Feb, IT 2aw6w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-10
Robert s. 7ohn Gray

Have contracted for number of the above
work in heets, and propofe binding them ele-
gantly in calf lsn, at 2dolls. SO cents to fub,
icibers; 10 non.fublcribers coils. SO cents,
bound in lheep, or dollar ST. cents in boards.
April Z. DIST Jaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-10

This work was publahcd on the 9TH OF lae
month in London, is now put TO pref. by US, and
Will be pubilhed here in two or three weeks, IN
an oaayo- volume of about 400 pages, on fu-
pel6ne wove medium paper, price, in boards,
dollar ST. cents. Mr.. Maxwell, the Printer, in
tends uhng his utmoR efforts to render it fuai.
GENTLY accurate and elegant to obtain the p,;zs
medal at the next June Fair.