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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
Tie Colntnissioners ap.

on,ed Ivy the late aa Of Assembly, 10 sujrsrin-
tend rive LOTTERY iOr tho heneHt oI the University
William < Nury, feel themselves greatly NOR
fed ~ be,ag ol,iigcd 10 inform the public, that
a9rcEiora rscessity has compelled them 90 post.
poae, iar thc Frcsert. the drawing, nctwijhstand-
,ug tie assurances which shey have gwen, both
collective y and individually that 1t would ccm-
mence on tls2d oe,hi month. twill loubrlcus
ne expected that the reasons inducing ,.iis pest
poncment, should bs stSotG ana alter such eXp.a-
nfuon thcy trust, they wilt stand exoul pa,ed by
generous public, Of every other charge, than that
o. precipi;21cy; 10 which thsy acknowledge, their
'angune hope of success in the sale OF tickets, *
thls, az speedily accomplishing the truly iaydable
S'ii. which they have hal in view, lias uLie9ed
'nenl 40 the days first contemplate ed approach
til, On which ,he drawing was to commence, mea-
'utes wee 'aSen 10 acquire satisfactory informal
nonottbe number OF tlckcts which had been sold
oat;sfGctory intorma ioN, however, was rec civ ed
only from afcw--Suloo .anguins IN their expec-
t2'ioas rsfecting, that with the prospect OF ad.
an age oifertd rrchasers the interests of sci
suoe were combined and judging Of The distant
sales, b. What Dad been, and would be made IN
TINS pace and It's vicin!tv, they conceived them
sst-rS sneioriSco TO promise, most decidedly,
commencement ~ the period last notifed--But
;-iri-eS recently received, convince them thar the
sales. no considerable are still not such as would
justly i commencement Of the dra wing The
Commissioners viii not again SO far commit
themselves. as to state positively, the time when
the drawing shall commence; bur this they have
~ theirpover fully and upequiyocaiy o promise;
t"at morning. shall be waning, on their paris, to
hasten tie drawing. This is fully evinced by the
mode they have adopted, and are now pushing,
or giving 20 the purchaser, with such security as
may be approved CT OH mis- taking not less than
ten tickets, credit OF ninety days; thereby hold
ing ou5 20 Individuals, ;he prospect OF advantage
rom the prizea, without he advance Of single
cent Gentlemen, who have been so oblgng as
to assist Ia the Opposition of tickets are au hor-
zed5o assure those holding them or purchase on
citdit' that no payment Of their respective bonds
viii be required until go days shall expire. from
tue time OF beginning to draw and they are
hereby requested ,oregula'e their subsequent sales
OF tickets on credit, ~ this principle.
July Sd, 1864 Auy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18

virtue of a Decree oi rhe C0prt OF the u
a. nred States for the SIN Circuit in the yir~i-
MIA Distria, bearing date the Sd day of Deem
ber 1917. IN behalf of ohm Glassen against Will
liam Walker, James Walker, Merr; Walker and
John walker, will be soil, 10 the highest bidder,
tor ready money, &C kenhlwa cour house, on the
Gath day of August next, the following TRACTS
OF LAND, viz :--Oue granted 10 VIM Walker
on the 80 OF May 17S6, Containing 10 acres,
on Elk river, branch Of the Great Kenhawa a
bout miles iron the mouth, opposite 10 4 survey
made for Leonard Cooper al Vim. Morris, At the
mouth of the Sciona creek that errpties into Ell,
on the south sidc--One other trat granted TO llid
WIN Walker on the 26th May 1898. containing
5OJaeTes, on thshead waters ofihc left hand fox
or 4 ereek empfying into xix river on the nori!,
west side a, tns shallow ford. about or 5 miles
from the mouth Of said river, joining survey
made tor said Waiker-OHs o,lier trat, granted 40
INC 5aid w m. w alksr on the 26fh May 1855. con.
tolnnS nv acres. On Elk river, or the south eaet
SIDE, about mile from TO 5uoush-One stlier frf
granted 20 the said WIN Walker OF .!ic 27,hof
May 1888, containing 200 acrcs, On the north side
81 elk river, the third bottom above tls mouth OF
Sandy creek-One Other trsa granted 20 ,he said
VIM Walker on the 9th Of aey 1888. contain.
ing 100 acres, on the north side Of I'll river. the
fourth bottom above the mourn of Sandy creek
on the same size Of the rivsr-gne Other tra RI
granted to the said VIM Walker ON the 25-h Nj
1913, containing 1000 acres, on q l.ft handJran.h
OF creek emP'yius into Els river. on In, ro,ih
west side opposite the first island ON said -iycr
One other traf gran cd to the sa;d VIM. Walker
on the 26th Of May 1888, containing 200 acre
on the south side fEii river, the thi,I bottom ON
the river above WIN Arbuckles land, oppo.itc
the u,uih Of Sandy creek
1newhyle OF the above mentioned land A. the
time 1t was surveyed lay 10 the county Of Green.
IL all " AL. rr..s ..r.. u.
o. rs shall be sufficient 20 raise the sum of CO..,
thousand ono hundred and ten dollars SO eco.e
with interest on dolls 1888 Is. al Z per cenlym
per annum, from he POI Harsh, 17yJ--tle COSTS
OF sui1 and carrying this decree int.eGe0
fss BEN. MOSBY, Ieiitg Gon,mls,i0ey.
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FOR S.4LE,
a Tra9 Of Land,

Living III The North GARDEN, in Albemare county,
concerning 1000 acres, adjoining the Lands of
Stephen Moore, William Wood. and the iate
William Cole, dec within eighteen miles of War
rem, and the same distance of Milton There Is
on ibis Land T. new Barn, ~ By 81 feet, good
Cyerscei's Gou5e, ana Houses tor the accormo.
da.ion OK hfteen or Wsny Negroes. The over
seeT's House, with litts eX eiisc, may be rem
dcred very con ioIta6ie for sn.d fsn!ly. A .
bour half die Land is cleared. the yrsater part of
which IS IN good order Tor cultivation. and coz.
siderable part oE u tfssh and we. adapted TO he
culture OF orr, wheat and tobacco.
Any person inclined 20 pr, -,ass, o. Applicant
on 70 The cyerseer en- me premises, will be sheyr
the Land. The tern5 OF s5.s WA be. one four, n
part c! TIC purchase money paid On lie fret Law
OF June. 1905. md the balance in -hree equal an
noal payments from that day, each instanent o
carry interest from the day ofsa.c IL not punGtu.
ally paid. Bond with approved cccurIty, tore
tl'cr wi.D a deed 81 rsust on rrc Lard, will be
required of th~ purchaser, secure The pa, niert
For iurtber pas icg,srs apply to Ike subscrIber
living ~ Scorch-Fgwn. ia Hanover county.
II tn' above Llnd is not sod before, ii will be
offered at Puo,ic sale, 20 the highcs5 bidder, on
the terms before rnen,icne,., Oh tho 23d dEy e
August next, X iair, * not, the next fair day
In either Gaze, the purcha-er will have leave q,
seed whear as soon after that time as he may
choose, and may DC furnished with tho crop Of
Corn, &c. that may be made on the plantation
this year-Say from two to three hlndrcd Larrels
JCHH III. SHEPPARD,
Scctoh-Town, Hay Soto, IGOs. tbs
Tie survey by which the turnpike road from
StauG.on 10 the Point OF Fork is run s.oss inr,e.
d.stciy through the land lbove mentioned. conys-
nieni TO a handsome situaJ,bR Tor building, ard
good water. J. NJ S.
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LEATHER, WHoLzsAkE ~ P2+1yt.

a IL that valuable Stock Of LFA7HER in
the above mentioned deceased's Tan Yard.
consisting Of large and gene al assortment Of
the ! IS quality which win be sold on reasonable
terms for ready money only, a. The Curing shop
apTertaiaiug to said Tan Y'td. Also, a LARGE
quanu,y Of Sheep and Lambs Wool for sale.
y. TATE, Supern,cnd't of said stock.
! ~ 10. 1904. gO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18

=. EllNQUENT Susre Holders IN the MAJ.
- chester Turnpike COMPANY, oa he 81, .e-
Fnisitioa due lst of April last, are hereby no,a.
d. thar iht'f shares will be sold on the 6rh day
of August next at zachariah Pro ,s.,.. tayc,r ~,
Monchester, unless said s4.is;tion shall Re p.s1
viCnsiy paid ~ James Brauder. TYeayu...
BY order oC the dire 4ors.
j. .1ES BRANDE2. ClS.
Msnchestsv, - iu'y $50,
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BURR MILLS STONE.
NT[tTTT fI'Y'r1 Py-.

-
TtIT. sntseybeg ;Akes dis node o. r-tu,riny his
Shanks 20 hs former paNoos, aud inf'rmmC me
pl1lic IN general. that nc has j'y tcs,rc OF his
tricndsl &c commenced the MA JCFACTUR-
ING of PUlEi sIlT.L-SroNES and having
Furnished himself r'i'l = supply Of the best ma
Scria.s, aud having had sixteen years experience
IN the busine5s, IN baltimore. Petersburg end
Riehnond. hopea 10 be ae,e TO give Satisfaction
no hiss employers.
The stones he will warrant TO be as good IS 4
ny in tho United States.
Any orders LETT with Capt. william PEw-
1rocE, Norfolk Capt. WrLLIAw CHAMBeRs,
Sseuntoni MIR WILLIAM HAY, Wythe ccu9ty,
or Ar. re erpr MooRE, Petersburg, shall be du,
ly attended TO, and country produce received IN
payment, NJ the customary prices.
~ TWO APpNESi ICES wiz be taken
60 the above business, and short ting required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Ian. l0lh, 1903 Nf)
Nh. tOR SALE, PLAIS7-EP Of PiPIS,
2p stone ground, FOL the IN lrovemcnt Of land
with dircaions COX me use thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
Notice.

a IL persons indebted to the estate Of Mr.. Ia.
: c"b bockius, dec. formerly OF Richmond.
b. bond. noss or otherwise, are quasted 10 coroe
+ rward Immediately and discharge the same
Aod nose having claims againsl the estate are
requested to apply 10 John Proeser ~ the Vsndue
Once OF Prosser & Moncu1e, fer payment.
BENJAMIN TATE,
JOHN PROSSEW, S-~eCu'ors'
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JOHN PAGE.

SaidWilAinsoa IS a50at y years IF age. upwards
ofsis ieet b;g5, -ii large IN pras5'rlcSi ba, e,uk
re-! BAR, u5ie5 be commo!y feebs tsa f5osy5 ii IS
nor very Tong, aa46as soneji II ec@es IN BIS fisc
5s ycIs c!oiief in blue rognIt5J, II 5!ue 81, ot.
rea, nrg0, stries 'aH,a!oons u oiee csorel ve!vst
nv JFeg cord. cnJ tbin SIMMER sraistcoGf, bur not
particularly recol!ecieJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
JOHN PROSSEW,

Pe'ng about TO leave this state a few weeks
John Prosssr IS alone authorised to oollea {. set.
tie all debts due 10 and by the estate of Mr. Iseob
Bock.Gs, dec. B. TATE.
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Valuable Property
EOR SILE.

DY virtue ofN deed or trus; executed by Rio'r-
3 ara Da5ney Q, Hing y Ham county, to the
subscriber. to secure and satisfy Il cc6t due from
the said Richard TO Cornelius Dabnoy administra-
tor with the will annexed. OF Owen Dabne> dee.
will BE- offered to SALE, on rhe fourth lYe,lncs-
dag il July next, ct the cou' :Horse Of SAID Gown
", to the highest bidder, Tor reGay payne IN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
SUNDRY SLAVES,

Consisting of men, women and chiidIen. ore
Brood Maze, SbouI years I'D. by Lamp!ighrcr,
two small Horse Colts, about 2 years old, by Ame-
rieauns. the noted Stud Horse called Hanover,
one WaggcT and Geer, and iIor.es one excel.
lent Chair Horse abou, years oid, and one Bay
Mare Colt, by Americans
GEO: WM SMITH.
Richmond. June 90. 1904 ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18

lVotlce. ...hllpersonshav-
ing Claims againh the e4s,e of John I;srecrb,
dec are reqneasd to frirg 5hsm forward Aud
all ;hoe indebted 20 thc laid eRs;e, are deG.sa 20
nake inci, dl4se Payn'cN. 8,
AU3iN LGFOREST, A6m'r.
RiehE.ond, Jane ~, 1904, av
80 Ea7ttd, TU'O APPREN7yL,ES
20 rae Grocery and Co1Jecli5nqry business.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18

Il, Judges - tie SeNefas
|JginAni q lazy allotted the
oe @s, ss: :5,,.: .,, 10 X:
bDirisss Of Tineae-l-r, Hardy aud Monong2!ia
Cuur'heufe;
JoGsph prebtis ard William, Melton, iRn;or. ef.
qnitss, 20 She Dliri&s Of Richmond, Petersbsrg,
1rrniw'tb Courthoaic I'D suffolk
Paul CasrngtoG, jdniee ard r.dnuud Winton,
sfi1ireg, 20 she D4r. Is ot Prince Edward Court
houie, PEsnkiiG Wahhgson Corr,houe, ana the
Sweet Springs IN So5etourt county
john Iylsr and Fssacs T. Brooke, efluires, 90
che Dia';1s OF Northumberland, i>,rg x Qsetn,
Williamsburg and aeco1scS Courthopies--Arl
Richard -H<er a.: y 'chi5ald STUART, eCcuices,
to Stanuton, Charlottesville, Fledetich,brrs and
Hsymafket Dlritls at the nexs iucceedin,; Ter as
Thereof.
Ni;ncfs our hands and fsals this tvrs,l,h day o.!
lcse. oRe thcuiand ci.ht hgndreo and foar.
JOS: Prcnfis, (5eai.)
Gtch'd Pasktr, (5sal)
jos J.0eS, (SsaL
Nm. Attson, jr. (SsaL)
.%reh'd. Stuart, (&cai.J
Fr"ncis +. Brooke, (1eM
Publiaied by order % the jucgs,.
WILSON ALLEN, c. C c.
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William Chambers,

At tie siga Of GENERAL WINE, Sfqur,en 3,
4 OR tue accommodation OF Ladies and Gen.
l. tlemen 'r'yeiing 10 The fprings in the Gage
(Which IS eAabiiihed to this place. viii furnilh
HfcK TO any of the watering places, and had
Tor them whtn they think proper 20 return, IL
te9alrsd July fIth, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18

SUBSCRIpTIOES f5T this valuable woyL arc
Esee'Yeasy Samssi 2..as@s.s, "a,
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JOHN PACE.

The above David Bowman is near 6 feat high.
about - years af age, light SNORT hair, much pit
ted Nth the email pox, has large grey eyes, and
down look Hisco'hing when he escaped was
blue lin sey hunting shirt, green waistcoat. coun-
y iinsn oVerals blre yarns,ookings, and a new
wool hlt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18

Joseph Caldwell, convicted of horse stealing at
the distrit cou1 Of Washington, - ay 1902; born
Ia the comfy ofCharlore, feet inches hign,
Fl yeats old, t0ir complexion dark hair and blc.
eyes, has bad countenaucc, and when spoken TO
eannot look ycuin Shel-cs.
Robert Person, convicted of the same offence
q, the district court of the Sweet Sprays. ONo5er
1909 born III the county of Boe,oart, feet high.
% yeart old, fair complexion, dark hair and blue
eyes, very thin visase. and has down, look also
hasthe appearances of BAD health.
Cullen Demmory, a d7ri. mllatto. csnv,sed Of
murder in the second degree, 1t the dis,rit cour,
OF Suffolk, May, 1901 born in tire comfy OF
Southampton, feet3 =: inches high, p years
old, black hair and BLACK eyes. anl very min Wis.
&c.
Caldwell and Psirsou n,ads their escape from
the penitsntia.y ths 10th oC April last and were
tctai,en in The counties Of Bocstourt & Washing
ton, ana were both tried tor escaping aud senien.
eed - two years additions! confinement; the
former by the dis,ria court of Washington IN
Sept last, and the latter b. the district court held
AZ the Sweet Springs in O&. following.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
T he friends Of Mr.. James

Maury OF Liverpool gre hercb;- ieIcra,ed. thac
the American ihp TWO SIS rERs, AalFsv
Tucker MsasJ go hogf1cads Tobacco burthen.
is now at Bermuda Hundred, and ready TO tshe
in Tobacco or other produss 70 the sddreis OF fad
Maary, on which liberal advances will DC made.
She viii alto take in on lbsrsy Of coniienrcnt
The flip ALoNZC, Aulsll G;sb., Maze, al.
10 at !'ermnda Hundred osd ding Tor ioaton, carr
go all engaged, would take few paGengeIs, ha-
wing elegart and commsdious accommodation.
For terms OF freight &S OF the Two STEER, .nd
paisge, apply 70 Meirs. Campheil & V hseic, oi
Pe'eTfburg, Maicr Benjan Day OF Frcierie.,f-
burg, the Captain on hoard, or &c the frbfcriber
10 Richmond.
OFEPTCN -fNDR RSOF.
n. B. In few days glall have about agty.
i've Tons OF PLAG51 ER or Is{PIS az Roek-
etss Tor lale. on very rsafanablc tetms, importes
~ the Two Sdters. zw July s, 1904.
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Will be SOLD, TO the higher bidder, on The pres
niilss. the Isth day Of September next,
a Tract Of /, A Nj.

in the comfy OF Goochland containing 100 acres.
On which there is a good dwelling houie, kitch-
en-, itnoas houleI Be. Thi. piece was formerly
the property OF Mr.. Rad'ore, and pu7cha!,d Of
him By Mv. E!ias Langham Who now lives OF il,
and has authorized the rbi-yiber to Gilyoe oi the
lame ne terms Of fac, oae ba'f G. ii! the CHER
han PAYABLE in q mouths, the purehaGer giving
Iond with approved ieeuTityJ "a sssry ntere;t rom
the date a not puuoiualiy paid. T., yerion or
perions having any claim claims sgsinG the q.
ooVs properly are defired 20 make ,neln known
on or before the dsy oil isle
JOSEPH MOREN.
New Canon, cd July, 1905. am
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-18
b. t6e GOvsrn0y Il tbe G5mms:rgct.i.5 orVngin.a
A PROCLAMATION.

I
NTHEREAs il is represented to tbs Executive
" that DAVID BCWJIAW whs was l,;elv
convified OF murder in tha second degree /, the
distritt court holden IN the unity Of Hardy, nati,
made his escape from the sAeriff of said county
when conducting him the said Bowman from Inc
jan Of the said distr9 to the Penitent,ary: have
therefore thoughr fit, with the advice OF the
counci Of state to issue this proclamation, hereby
Offering reward OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
TO any person or psrSons who shall app ehend
and convey 10 the said distvitt Jail of hardv the
said David Bowman. And l do moreover re-
qune all officers civil and military and exhortrhe
good pcope OF the Commonwealth TO u,e their
best endeavors to apprehcnd and convey 10 the
Gistria jail aforesaid yhs said David Bowman
Given under my hand with the seal of The
L. 5. commonwealth annexed, al Richmond. this
2Otn day Of May, 1904.
(Signedl JOHN PACE.
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New Canron, cd July, I8o4.

S~- u HiGLA1CWO:
IN COMMON HALL, JUL 81. 1861.
appearing TO the Common lS4.l OF re City of
= Richmond, tha' the regulations Of the trustees
of the Free School III sad Civ. have Leen es.
tab'shed on liberal and just principiee, whereby
many poor children Of both sexes have received
at the SAID school, such advantages IN the tire
ment ct their edacaiicns as TO encourage sIrong
belief thar grea; utility will Te.uit from con,inu-
ance OF the said institution, shoHld it receive a
proper patronage.
AeSo'Of9, therefore, that the Chan,berlayue oe
THIS city and Mess's. JOHN Robinson. Sarrluei
Paine and Samuel Peasants. be requested and
empowered 10 receive subsori pIions, and tie funds
that may be subscribed for the benefit of DC id
school; an. 'hat i, be recommended to the ma
name ani liberal inhs biiants OF this CITY, 10 raise
by subscription crher funds for tho purpose Of
continuing the sRld instituticn.
Teste, I'm
ALL. cI.Ir1rr,
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[ & f.,

F'r sale at the Falling GARDEN. Apply 1T the
Brick house in said>gsrden, where constant AZ.
tendance will lie given. Mcy %.
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NOTICE..

ANDw. sTEYFNeoN. c G
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-12

Liverpool. August 6, lat ST. long. 4t,
spoke brig Pauline, .Bowles, from Gibraltar
bound to Portsmouth,, ". IL. out Is days
all well. Augnst,23, latsl 50, kng. SIS, FELL
in with wreck, which proved, TO be the
ship Alexander, of and from New York to
trinidad, out z days, who was upset in a
sudden 4 unexpected squat on the IS
August, and filed Instantly they remand
ed on the wreck days. in that time thew
lost the supercargo and one man took of
the capt. mate and SIX seamen.
AngLf 81, lat, 81, lung. as, si'tkc brig B.,-
sey, 9 diad, Q d,vs from aaston u Barbados,
SEPTEMBER $, az. 50, long. II, So X sch l.,
nefV, Ran, is"A PhilAitippis 20 st. Kits.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-12
Extract ef a Letter, dated
8 LIVERPOOL, July

L1vERPooL, July IS.
!" Annexed you have Prices Current of
the state of our market. Since our last
respects Upland Cotton has advanced a
malt Jenny per ID. and another rise may
daily be expected. Our market. is very
bare, and demand coatinnes. Good staple
have hitherto paid tolerably we'll as remit
taaces; and as this description Of cotton is
now most generally used, we shall have a
regular demand. The importation of N.
Orleans cotton has been small, and from
the quantity expected from thence and the
Uni,ed States, we may also look for an adj
vance in this article--indeed all cottons Of
a low description will 81 off readily during
the fall months. Sea Island aad all fms
-cottons continue heavy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-12
]. M. M'REA, C. C.

A gentleman Of great private worth-of
much literary and political Information
long and intimately acquainted with Mr..
JEFFERSON, and among the most sanguine
for his elevation to the presidency, wrote a
few days since to Us in these terms:
(" Send me those papers which contain
the Orleans Memorial, and the last accounts
from Europe. upon the subject of Louisiana
and our Spanish treaty-1he bubble with
which Mr.. Jefferson has gulled many good
men; but which will now burst upon de-
faded country. too late, lfear, to prevent
his re-electicn."
Arrived last evening ship Hunter, IS
days from St. Bartholomew. Left there
goth alt. schr Nancy. capt. Palmer, schr,
William and schr. John, all of this port.
The ship Ca.e, of and for this port, was
left at Varel On thes2d Of July, by the Per
severance arrived at. Baltimore.
St. D0mingo.--The French still hold
whatis called the Spanish part of St. Do
mingo; with the citycfthat name, and the
port of ST.. Jago. Gen Fcrrand commands
in chief. He has defeated D=ssalinss (.he
black generaD who lost one thousand men,.
Captain Castel, an aiel-de-camp of General
Fcrrand, has lately arrived in the United
States, to demand suceors of vi. Pichon.
(B0St. Cent
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PRICES CURRENT.

american produce admitted fov home use,
By paying the usual duty,
Tobacco, York and James River, l-2 a
7f-4; Rappahannock. LA 6; Potomac
31-4a5; Stemmed 5a81-2; Marylaad
browns Las; Coloury S 10 as; Kite
foot 8 1-2alol-2. The, stock: in this mar.
ket mach reduced; good qualities for the
Irish market and home use very scarce !;
heavy sale for expectation.
Wheat, ss.-a sss. per7olb. Flour, Su.
perfhe 29. a 3fs. bbl:duil sale.
Ashes, Pot Al AS; Pearl Al a 43s.
dull.
Flax Seed, crushing Z IL $50 steady.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-12

liticaf pamphlets; ia addresses made to
the people, and other measures taken by
the federalists 70 expose and refuie ca
lumnies and falsehoods;yand to give the
people iustinformasion of men aud things,
and of the swindiing arts that have been
put in practice to caloi- and cheat them.
II $50 mtsch the, better-Aud the fede.
ralists Of Massachusetts are called upon to
do likewise.