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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
eft Haverstraw till to- day.

lin Haverstraw, that he knew Thom
(; Ioag, that he was at witnesses house J
September, 1900, and often afterwan,l
prisoner is the same person, unless b,,l
: can be two persons so much alike as no. \
be distinguished from each other; priigo'
er naustbe Thomas Hoag Thomas Hn,J
had a scar on his forehead, and soa
scar just above his lip, (prisoner had d. |
marks \
FURTHER tcstimonym 5ehoJcgfhr pyissne,
James iuqar testified, that he had know
Joseph Parker, the prisoner at the bI
tor seven years past, had been min
/ wich him all that time, they had boJ
. worked togethc:- as riggers until Parker
cam cartman, knew Parker when he w.
! cd in captain pelor's house, never koe,
him absent from the city during that tim1
Tor day, excep?ing when he was workin,
On board one ofthe United States fripat.'
about q week at Staten Island. In II,
year 1893, prisoner hurt himself on bomb
the Adams irlgate, and he then went II
his fathers IN Westchester county, and va,
absent near month, he was very i'll wbs,
he lett town; witness went with him AMI
brought hlin back again, he was not tb1
quite recovered recoliects perfectly Pa,
kel- and some other company passing chris.
mas eve at Witness house, the wear tbr
Parker lived in Capt. Pelor's house, Whit
was IN 1900.
Snsannah Wannel, testified, that 81.
had known prisoner for six years past. h.,
married witnesses daughter, knew aim wh,,
he llved at captain PeIor's house Parker,
wife was then III, and witness had occasim
frequently to visit her, saw prisoner tier,
and almost daily, prisoner, excepting tn:
time when he was sick and went TO his "a.
theirs in lVes;chestcr, had never been ab
sent from The city more than one wet k silc;
his marrige with witnesses daughter.
twas agreed between the Attorney &c.
neral, and the counsel for prisoner, that
the prisoner should exhibit his foot to III;
jury, in order that they might see whether
there was that scar which had been spoken
Of IN such positive terms by several Of the
witnesses onthe part Of the people.
Upon exhibiting his feet, not the lea,,
mark or scar could be seen upon either Of
them.
In further confirmation of prisoners in
nocencc, there was then produced on hi
behalf.
Magaus Beekman, who testified that ts
was captain Of the city watch Of the ID dis
trict, that he wasweIlacqua;nsed with tn;
prisoner, Joseph Parker, thac ne Parker
had been for many years a Waterman, aul
had done duty cons ntly upon the watch
that wit5;@ss upon recurring 70 his books
where he keeps register Of he watchmsr
aud of,their times Of services, found tha
prisoner, Joseph Parker was regularly up
OH duty as a watohman, during the nlonta,
OF October, November, and December
1900, and OF January and February, 1901
and particularly that he was upon duty thc
25th December 1890.
The Jury without retiring from the bar
found vedict Of NOT GUILTY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
LIE OF WASHINGTON.

THIS grand aud unparalleled n,tionai work
which we understand is ~ embrace The history of
the FIRST settlement Vt rhis couniy ), as well as sue
ceeding public events till the writer's deaease, is
to he comprised in four oaavo volumes, of abous
800 pages each, and ff;h volume 10 be deliver
Ell gratisl or atlas. containing 30 maps charts,
plans &c Of the different battles sieges and o.
ther interesting scenes in when the. general was
engaged. l: is compiled from the generals ma
nuscrp:s, (Which we learn arc exceedingly rcgu-
lar ard accurately by chief Justice Marshall Wi.
ter und ubtedly of the first rank in our literary
world and whose high standing in society. II is
fully believed will Insure f;llrhful and honora.
bic performance of The sacred and mp ,rtnnt trust
committed o his change Among The manuscripts
We are informed. IS journal OF he generals 'if.
from 'he time ofhis entrance into public service.
during The {" old French war" It'll wIrhn rourdtys
ofhis dea'h period of forry-fivc years, and as m
teres'ing period it IS presumed a. ever fell to
the lot CT man 70 pass through The prosecution
oErhe work isa'tended with immense expense and
that 1t might not be Impressed and lost 70 The
world. like the invaluable writings of DR. Frank
lin. The proprietor is laid under heavy boRds for
its SUI, able execution IL publication
UGder rhese circumstances it is suggested that
No c1nr ~ or age ever wines aed work ernbrac.
ing oElects 81 such importance. derived from SUCH
pertett and inds iu'abe resources, executed bv so
dnque sticaable and high an hority, and every " -
so couple ely worthy OF national aud individual
pa ronage, as me Histor. of WasuingJon"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15

the wise and the good, 10 bring it abod,
by such MEMS AZ were within their pow
CT. He sad, that these notions of liberty
and equality, which produced our revolu.
tion, were wild and fantastic; that in prac-
tlce, they were Incompatible with order
and good government. He said that He'll
was the native and proper soil of the Tree
of Liberty, and that all the Liberty Poles
that had been erected on the face of the
earth, were bnt shoot, and branches of
this oris inal stock, which Satan had plant
ed and cultivated in He'll"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
= The 4Ih being Sunday.
MIR. PLEAsANrs,

A law passed at the last session
of ASSEMBLY, which l conceive ought to
be made a. pubic as possible.
1t goes 20 prohibit slaves from attending
night meetings at meeting houses or other
houses, or any where else, under certain
restraints.
The law takes eTe6 only on the Eaa.
tern side Of the Blue Ridge.
The printers on his side Of the Blue
Ridge, will please to give this place in
their papers, and obiige
Il Frie"dto Religious Freedom.
Richmond, Feb. Ia, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
These extracts will she,y tha, Mr.. A.

These extracts will shc,y that Mr.. A
dams, whose doGtrines had been adopted
by Tracy, iliilhouse, Sedgwick md olhe, :.
Notwithstanding Tracy proAigacy ofman
nerS, had rewarded him by an honorable
and lucrative employ msnt, and that il nay
well be suspected chat by his iniucnc-,
these disciples OF his were placed in the
Senate ready for The enjoyment of the he
redltary honors with which the intended
revolution was to have invested the a.
And they will demonstrate the truth of
the assertions Of many patriotic repnbli.
cans respecting the designs OF the Ada.
mitish Faction, and be warning to the
people never to eatrust one of the N with
their dear concerns For If majority
of them should ever BE- in Congress with
a federal President, The " h9e ind ,h~ hiough
nittst De eteraaiiy "a their h0n6S," and the
excisemen of government, and OF the es-
tablished church nc forever taking from
them every dollar not absolutely necessa-
ny for their bare subsistence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
RICHMOND:

At a meeting of Republicans, held at
the Bell Tavern, on Saturday the l lth of
February, 1904, to enter into preparatory
regulations for Festival TO be held on
the 5th of March next,
RoBERT MIrcHELL was called to the
chair; and
JOHN HARvIE, jr. appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were offered
by a member, and unanimously agreed TO.
ReSotUed, That the 4th OF March forms
an epoch in the political history of the u
nited States, which ought always to awai-
en- the pures: sensations Of the Amcric
Patriot; we therefore, who are here assem-
blea, do, propose to our republican bre-
thren of Richmond. Manchester and their
vicinitiss, to unite with us in the cclebca=
ton Of that day, which restored to us the
genuine principles Of '76, and removed
the alarms which had clouded the fairest
prospe;t rs of American Liberty and indie
pcndence.
Rrso!ped, That Robert Mitchell, Benz.
Tate, George w. Smith, Samuel Plea
SAINTS, IT, Humphrey Dabney, William
Price, William Moselev, Merigether
Jones, William Du-Val John II. Foushee,
Ben AMIN Hatcher, Collin M'Rae, Henry
L. B;scoe, Mi. William Price, Gervas
StorCs, Joseph Se,den, aud Philip N. Nj
ch7las, be appointed committee to re,
ceive Subscriptions, end make arrange.
ments for festival TO be furnjshe on tic
9Th Of March n-Xt, at such place, and un-
der such regulations as 10 them may seem
most advisable.
Rsso'ord, That the committee appoint
ed, have power TO correspond with such
citizens in the ali ,cent counties, as i 10
probable may wish-to unite with us in the
promotion Of odr obiel.
RtsolUrd, That AIr. James Ogilvie D.
requested to deliver all appropriate Grafton
on the day ofthe festival.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
l. and for sale.

Z AN disposed 10 sell nv 'ratt oil land IN the
county OF nclI2 Where "a l Al l,rsse,.- reside.
ntainiog 200 acres rs advantage .u,i, s;tu.
a:ed On ne nor Il side OF W.st ,rerb ju,, ..c.a
RS junction wi n Deep cree Tne,e IS t,.. t.,S
fra q about go acres IF oiei- ! and uojct a
FENCES and in COOS sarnia ro1d ION h. "a =
stands IL woods and is of pvr Ir1accoqua,if..-
The c'cek. b. which it is bounded on he u n
raS a considerable guam ity OF swamp lani .-ta.n.
cd - 4. wine" ali luGus with fuc age lumber II
hi * pobdT, ash. &c AID lies c1nyenico, z.
u'H is ever. part Of the pil,ra-i1n to f,irli n
rails VI .uf ing any of the high land There
'S aiso ab"W 40 acres OF FIRST "a ( inca iov and.
ouch Ives IN Oh, body. beIulilu.y SITUATED. and
-"iuces natural grass su.Icieni to winter oua
hundred bead "f ca,tle administrations % acres
ot 'his meadow IS rec Anne !. and the balance
ma Tx pa in the same 81 uajon with bur Il. a
rron5e or "vpensei' may b, NJ -esSary 10 observe
haf pa'' "' - is lab To ovrrA7.v, II bcir, \
considerable DISTANCE from be- creek and suoici.
entity dTy u produce either Tobacco ~ Corn Ths
IMPROVEMENTS consisl OF new dwelling house
= fee by 10, with a brick chioncy al each MI
~oo"s below and rooms am pas ace above
stairs also a com rodious cellar. with a fire.place.
underneath The house srokehcuse and Ii chm.
1'l OF which are newly painted on the out side.
tobacco barrrs, &c.
Those WIN ar inclined . purchase such pro,-
Derty arc inv"ed -" ws,y fh- v efaises. which
fe,ulre VIII be . better recon- nenda on thai a.
- fhirr ca s-..
/ viii reat '"itH any gentleman privately until
the fr-' Jay Of Ily, on which ia, 81 win he odd
~ pchiic sale. on lc premises, Is 10 Drevisas.y
disposed ut 2tprivaTe ale. The terms viii 5s q
hail casn w1"l possession /, given i,vnic. v,iu
be when demanded aud TIE oihcr il't in we've
m'pths-to secure Oh. ps rlcat OF which a de-d
ot trust on 'hc properly win 3D. required Thera
Is al present 40 bushels e whylr so.yed ON s.,s
osa pan Of Pc }2G'a ION, which thc purchaser
ma take M nor take; als0S prime al0rcrs. y.,irh
lac 'u1 harrth- baa1es 'ftnc car-A 81, it-,t,o.
TO be made TO the subscriber, 1r en-. premise,
tCB1hFCON
Hmeiia. 1ef FejTal,s. 1901 r.g
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
directors may from fine to fine anno;ns

! directors may from lime to time apooins
oil which tac DIR ctCrs shall cause pub,i,
notice To be given in one or more OF tho
newspapers that circulate in the vicinity
at which time and place the members, nr
such ot them as may be prcsen,, cither
personally o. by proxy. and shall NOT be
IN arrears TOR any annual contribution.
hhes, or forteitures, shall elect and choose
by ballot, six directors OH of their
owl humber, to serve for the year en-
sung their election, and Until others snail
DC elected and consent to serve in ,ncir
place.
Sec 6. .Had Be il filrher enacted. Tina,
The directors shall cause the treasurer.
secretary and librarian to keep In suiiable
books, for that purpose, Just, AJAX. proper
entries oil all the proceedings aud accounts
OF The company and corporation and Lave
them lad before the compSny at every an.
nnai meeting, previous 20 taking the yotes>
tor directors I; and shall always deliver the
SAID books. together win All the properly
OF the company, IN good order To their sue
cessors III Office whenever required.
NATL. MACON,
oreakeT ofAhe House. Of l2efrescntati1,es
JOHN BROWN, Pres:.ies..
IF The Senate, pro temlare.
January 81, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
Feb llfh, 1901.


lrRsuANT to an O'rier Of tbs ri7,g,r. T. mr., of
HdIa* suV 6e LETf, m k.--@sf biel.,,.. .,
h"'.t"s's Tavern Raiitle C',,. fLaps, o.. roe o (
= hg'cb mex III 9UMDING OF 4 CCsI..
phtouS CLERK OFFICE. 7eusgIa Z
6'Lc% md RE roof e,ur,e4 ,Yit5 STATE Kye,, ID.
rrIH''Oe O. 'be pa { liking d De,t6rDn,see AZ e
arse !"0 7T' &c l5;efcG.lg mae hotvn q, f}e y
o 4rf"s HnI and sscari', zrii he required of IL
~ c't'ber TO, RE tdit'i 6eJ17,nnaee f lbe ri
SVi'5in a tiniitet tIme, b. fL~
CO5f 1TIS.-IC NrPS.
II ,ifar e,uury, 1o,b rfl,. 1904 "a,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
A PLOUGHMAN.

Ertrecf mfr let'er /roV gcaIsn,a9 .~sidiuse
/" concora, W Carolina, daied ian. o.
1904.
"DTAR SIR,
Your letter ofthe Io'h nit came safe ~
hand and a%reeo5lr 10 your reau-,., w,il
give YOU such Irforhation as am IN nos
session Of "a 'he bjc~t f. the e1l niue.
Us discover VS. made early IN he mo, IN
"i July, 1903, by d small son OF Tr. Reefs
who was diverting himself in ,hoo,in..
small FISH with \ bow and arrow. Hc dis
covered a piece near The size Of ia o,
enclosed at th- bottom Of The creek an.!
immediately ,hewed 1t TO his "a her. The
face of the count y in the neizhbjnrh,od
OF this place is for the most part very one
even--the soil barren and rocky. TIE
bed # the creek whore the gold has as It
been found is cowros-d OF perDendiculsr
strata OF rock, running y r. aud $. w.
ln the chlncks of which, inter,nixsd With
and. the gold is found. rhe flint AMI
blIe coloured rock prevail. Nn1.her kird
IS found irrrgul ,rly intcrspersed. perfectly
black, and lncrusiei with Substance re-
s"mbhng not. Anothcrsubstlncar es.n
bling a cement made " tar and sand g
found. This, Sir, - as near As I can rivc.
a description of.he bed ofthe creek where
the gold is found.
Tn" large mass, Won menticn lost a
bout ~ cen uer cent. ) Mailer masses
lose from two to five Der cent.
The enclosed piece viii rive YOU more
CORE y idea 9th roId 10 rs narursfsta,e,
than any fssc-i,,t..., ,U',...l. ,.,.. .,-.
The total amour aIni estimated e.
be worth he,vesn w;.ye aad 5ftesn thou
sand dollars,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15

MO ILF " y to
Having read Gcreral SINNERS
letter, in your Argus OF Saturday last. and
the extracts from the address signed Da-
vii, "hlch Followed respecting Tracy's
political opinions, cannot refrain from
requesting YOU to rcp1blish such parts Of
both rs contain 4 sufficient display Of those
opinions and trust that every re9rbh.
cUn 0"ir,cr viii follow your example. in
o''cul5dng these proofs, hot n djqbor~qi
fi2f egas k1idr by men 7Uio caIed ffemseires
/eo'eraliats, - dcstroy ne bresenf g9Usra-
DicH NJ TIE UTifed gd,cs, anil esiaIfsh the
british form in rs steaf; and 10 sv6hort
that government by a national esIa5Asac..
shHrs6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
AT meeting ofthe Trustees ofthe Rex
MoND AcADENY,
TuesdaY, - AZ, 10.


Tuesday, Feb 9TH, 1904.
Resolued, That SAMUEL CoLEuAN BE-
appointed to sign aad nurnberthe Tickets
For the Richmond Academy Lottery and
that the money arising from the sale Or
the said tickets be deposited with Gen.
WILLIAM NosELEY, who is appointed
Treasurer Of the Institutions
Res9tved, That RoBrRT POLLARD. JoHN
BRocKENBRoUGa WILLIAM PR1cE (Re-
gister Of the Land Office, SAMUEL PLEA
SAINTS, Jun. and WILLIAM pR1rcHARD,
Esquires, be appointed AGENTS for the ur-
pose of selling the said Tickets and that
in the execution of this trust they may
employ such other agents as they may
think proper to appoint, for whose con
duct they are TO be responsible.
Rrsoiped, That the Agents, appointed
by this Board, give boad with security, to
be approved by the Treasurer, Cor the
faithful performance Of their duty, and
paying into his hands, when required by
hia, the several sums Of money which
they may have collected by the sale Of
tickets.
Extract from the Proceedings Of the
Board of Trustees.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
SAINT. COLEMAN, Scc'rg.

The Treasurer is 70 give bonl IN such penalty
ss the Trssces may dircG, conditioned for the
faithful perfor nance of thc du-es OF the trust re-
posed in him, and for rendering a inst AMI true
account Of AL Monies, goods AMI ch1.tcls which
he may receive 1othe use Of the Academy. when
thereto required b. the Trustees or majority OF
them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15

4 c7EEhhLE to re act Qt roe Legislature FIR e,-
tt9l'.@iEg a 7a"iite e nd fran, R:laa..nl 10
re deep RmI Coqi F.fs ar ior tbs.oe r. 80 80
N'fcbea Rood soot soiN Re obeee4C f., ,l16 o...e
y Tece Vin2 SH5scIp'i rs at ne CO. mir Po.. +
= .e7b Gysllego, On re frsf dar # MO- r..
y oi"er y ne ne.ttEg 4 tb~ ,,Gi3r 2 ~ at t6A
~o''"'' toners 0ltl'oi tea b. ;te Lcg.- nrtc
N: G-iLLEG0.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15

q. IN D " stilrlly u.i,- -. NJ LIS
ms y .o,. % .u rtvt' UtH{. -
property Of N,ior Ioi-nay Of city 90 z 81.
M ,nI she 1sd with Airi 70 Ior-- AMI &C..
cum rs articles, such rs Run. Sus's Coffee.
~ Cio,n arl Tobacco TN, said N <ro .sls
takes up u ~. IN Hanover Gounty uoar st.. !,
cat. The owner or owners f IT, y -.
Ca. &c IRE qrcs.e- 10 come r,,. We,
the 20 ,erty, ~ c'r'cs rl.'t th =.
90 s.fLt.' ~Os.L
Hsns,er, FosrasE l., io,s u1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
MEETINGS. - ,afe

iITILL be SOLD COR CASH Ar n F,-i.
~ Tare,H, in the city Of Richmond ,n he . !,
dal # Niarch next, about 7HIETl' L!EELr
NEG E1OES
18Th Feb 1904 EsN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15

Notice IS HEREBY given,
hat intend 10 petition N, .vor,a.l.fil cau-r 4
Nbemare- f.r a iisc"uhnuarcc Of pa or The
fHad thai runs from the nv ~ the broad cs.,,s.
ing place, through my pau.a ION
CARL AND CARR.
10Th FEB. 1894 Onl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
Notice.

II 'ifaN eoury, 1o,b Sfr. 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03
DOVER, May I.

A very heavy firing has been heard at
times the direction of Boalogne part of
Yesterday, and at times all thi. day; ald
we are without airy account of the result.
Several French priHatrers have been Ga
our coast in the thick weather, and have
made several captures, a rePox is very
current, that flag OF truce is coming over
from Ca'a;s. with passengers &c. one ofo,n-
fishermen hailed her, but it becoming very
chick, lost herinthe fog several boats are
gone ont TO endeavour to fall in with her
and some light ho.semen are ordered to
patrole the beach between Deal and Eover
to hinder any improper persons landing
and getting into the country, without being
properly examined.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03

don by the Aobee Ra.ei, TO frame the con.
spiracy which they had planned in France.
followed him in his flight.
twas reported here that Mr.. Spencer
Smith had a mission relative to the trou.
.bles in the interior of France, butwe should
never have thought that he would have de.
based his character so far as to embrue it in
such an Infamous plot as thelatter did.
a few. weeks ago, Spencer Smith had
sent many Bills to Paris he had also sen.
some to Zurich; which induces us to be.
iieve that he was no stranger to the riots
which asitate Switzerland at present.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03

C. NOTICE.

A DINNER uiN Be prepared Tor
ths Militia 9 fthe County Of Alexaadr7a,
at the Spring Garden, on Wednefdaythe
9Th OF JULY. to uUhieh the cteSze1s O
the town and adjacent country are re-
Jpegaly snuited.
TuJ 2.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03
publtf SALE.

On Thurfdsy next, the 9Th Of July,
will be fold at the dwelling houic OF the late
capt. Mills, corner of Prince anu Alfred &reets,
I'LL the personal Estate
Of the deceaied, cona&ing OF Houfehold and Kit
chen Furniture, &c. &c.
Phikp G. NayfsIler.
Tune zS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03
PLYMOUTH, April go.

It has been sofoggy these two DAYS past
thatthe Sound and Cawsand bay has Been
quite obscured. Last night two expresses
arrived from the commander in chief OF the
Citadel and the port admiral, bat their con-
tents are not known.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03
SALE POSTPONED.

The Sale of Mr.. Thos. Richardss
DRY GOODS IS poRponed or account OF the wet
weather, un,ll Wedneiday tie nth Of July next,
when the whole Ct his Stock, coniGing Of great
VARIETY OF
Fancy and Fashionable Articles,
will be fold without reierye.
PHILIP G. MayRsller.
June 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03
June
Izpo Cents Rezedrd.

RAN AWAY from the (ab(cnber
Alexandra, a Boy asmed HENRY KICKS,
about IS years o. age: be had on, when he went
away, blue jsckst and brown oyeraIls. Who
ever takes up fad boy and brings bin home,
iharl have the above te@ari, bat no charges
wiIl be pait-
John Wood.
June -. da
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03
SAFEGUARD, Apr.i4.

Yesterday AR. Spencer Smith, Engljsh
minister TO the elector of Wlrtemburg, DE-
parted suddenly. de spent several hours
in burning all his .papers -The Able Peri
>caud, WHO had been giventa him at Loa-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03
PHILADELPHIA, June %.

The following was received yesterday NOR.
ming from Oporto, and has been oblg.
ingy handed Us by a respectable com.
rnercia house in this CITY.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03

Or Exehange for Vet or Dry Goods,
A HOUSE and LOT h,uated on 81. AfaYh
between Princefs and Qaeen areess. The houle
is "a by IS feet, swoitories, with two rooms on
each floor, and the iot enclofed with yard
garden and snoke houft. Apply 70
Robert G. LanphieE,
King arses.
lane II. 60
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Janc II.
10 be Rented.

10 DC lNOEItNNI3
THE HOUSE formerly occupied by the SUB
scr,ber on rs Ire itreet, haviG every convent
ence foT ernteel family, wiki large produc.
tive garden. the 1tuation healthy and he house
remarkably eoolan the summer season. For par
ticu.ars apply TO
.Joha c. Vowel.
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der ofthe day zviR be hereafter announced.
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The Members IF The Aleeaadria Flashing
on Society, zu;a please to take notice that a
regular stated meeting Of the sad Society,
zp;N Re held at .Gaas5.1s Hotel, on Wedaes-
d7y the nth al July near. at half past 10
oclock, A. ~ ta- Society 7siH mo0c IN PRO-
easi0n from thence at IL O'Clock to the Ebis-
cap1l Church, zohere an Orati0n 7oiH be dek-
ss.rei6y George Washington PARKS Gusts,
Esq.
The Members fthe Society, 10Th suc1 as
chvse to pQrtake zviR dine at Gads6y's at 8
o'clock, far UhicA purpose q Subscription IS
opened at hs6dv.
By order efthe Standing Committee,
G. Deneale, Sec'ry.
~ B. Il more particuAar detail ofthe Or
der fthe day zviR be hereafter announced.
c. Turtle Dinner.
A fine GREEN TURTLE will be
cooked on the 18th of July at KoOness
Tavern.
Dinner 7s6 each person. Those
who intend dining are requested to
leave their names at the Bar.
June 80.