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Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06
WASHINGTON.

HIS exceIeney the commander in chief having with-
drawn the following reioution moved by generals
KNox and PUTNAM and adopted by the meeting :s Re-
ER That the unanimous thanks OF the officers of the
N.Y. be peeuted the commander in chief for bis excellent
Nre and the Communications he has been pcaed make
70 thcm and to allure him. that the officers recpfocate his
Aectonate expreons with the ereatet incery OF which
We human heart capable -" sVl. That at the
encenent OF the war; officers OF the American army
Gagged in the fevce of their country from the pure love
and attachment the rights and hertes OF human nature
which hmove tR exits ip the hghet degree and that
eircumtsnce OF dires danger, hs induce eondutt
that may tend fully the reputation and glory which they
nave acquired the price of ter blood and eight
tithfnl fervice"-s RJsioL That the army contnue
Nave unhaken confidence in the virtue Of C0ngre and
their countrys sp~ That the officers the American
amy view with adherence, aud reject with ddan, the in
famous proPosions contained ia late anonymous addres
~ thc and rei with Indignation the fecret attempts Of
fDme unknown perton collect the officers together, in
manner totally fubyerve Of all dlciPne and good order
Many among even this day, abufe the memory of
yalngeon becaufs the army discharged when our
Soaa-ry ioer required iervices; and even Of
the Toaers who called hoary headed patriot of 56"
uttered in the prcecc Of ievefa psrions in this town. this
aeaf ,sassrhat Wafhiagsoa ought to he d---d fer
aibandng the arpyl.s A's
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06
+. Warranted LIME.

Far }at, ~, !. BR1AN1,
100 hhds. warranted Stone Lime, of
'he fin quality 5sgyf 8.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06

4ocrt OF 13crtlann.
Friday, Auguf A.. Arrived lap Mac, capt. Burdck, So
dsys ffum Liverpool
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06

Nantedj ~
A Smart, capable young man TO attena n >
Store .Aalkrise' ~ kaaA and y 9pst e sssfss
Enquire & 'lep-ia,s.s Il 90 49,
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06

s CYsvaeoa. "A Bri'ifh fquatron. under COM
modore Eoyntuua, have captured this IAaud.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06
Duh,

AT Salem Nlifs Rehecca Lander, elds aaugher Of cap
Peter Lander, aged s6.
Drowned AT Portimouth, on the goth ult Mr.. AAro
Adams. Of this town aged e.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06

W,sq-Lnd;es --Upw ,rds Of 900 whites, men,
women and children, were maaaced at Jcremie,
June 2o. M
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06
Drnai,.fD,

DIDaiiyfD,
AT Lanfnburgh, n Y. Rev. Samuel Blatchfcrd
AT Sundei ,and, Mai. Rev. David WiiIiiton.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06

The Surinan,, man of war, and Dutch frig-
ate were alto taken.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06
Marlifp,

spariifD,
In this town, Mr.. Joiah Lows Mifs Martha Bailey
At NifSalett, Mr.. James Weber Ails Rebecca Ia
mon.
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!" Ah psds d H1yti." The late riot Of the
backs in in Philadelphia. appear to have cr ea-
ted fome alarm in that city. about 400 ne
gToes aaenbled ieverai nights fuceaively injur-
"a the Perlons Of leveral citizens threatened
to murder others; and faid they would fhow the
whites "St. Domingo play" The ringle4ders
have been ap?rehended. -Nfsepnt Afec.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06

The laa Philadelphia papers mention that Mr..
Burr wasin that city; and the Ncwyork pap.
ers fate, that he had journied iouth, probably
for SouthcaroIina.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06

From Philads!fba, Jay 80.
Mr.. Burr.-Report fays that Burr publicly
walks our city, that he relides with public Of
Gcer, that he is viG,cd by fome of the firR Of
fccrs in the fate, and that he is preparing
chariot or coach Of the iirft chop, in which he
means to Witt mod Of the ttatcs between this
and Charlciton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01

N good weather before Blulogne and Am
pietnSe, IS or 80 SAIL OF English men OF
war at anchor. None of the French ships
FAY IN BouIogne road. Every easterly wind
Small acets sentured along shore from the
eastward toward 3oulogne, but 50 close
10 uie shore as TO be covered by The bat
teries and flying artillery. NotwIihstand-
ing which, the enemy Frequently succeed
Fd IN driving them on shore or into some
by.pos..
=. In Calais har5or there lay about &c
Hat baats, and ~ were building and two
prams.
The Inhabitants had quartered on them
1000 chasseurs, 500 hussars and 500 TIA.
han soldiers, under the command Of &c.
neral Vandam. No stranger " as allowed
10 visit the quays or ramplr,, fronting the
sea. All Look outs on private hause, we're
sealed mp that no signal mign, be given {,
The enemy that lay before the harbor at
anchor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01

vii ternpcr all its measures. Il is less
rigorous, Tor it has fewer obstacle, To VAN
qn'sh' add smaller dangers to encounter--
the greater rs mo lsralon. the more con-
"oiihg Its influence; and if 1t aims at an
extension, 1t relaxeS and destroys itself.
ans the prerogalive of the EMPEROR,
better defined, will be more limited than
IN se Ct the FIRST Consul. The danger
OF iaci'on compelled the establishment of
temporarytictator--lhese times are past
--MoNARcHY IS regenerated --Liberty
must be immortal-the dictatorship ex-
pres and natural authority commences its
reign.
(Signed) FONTANEs.
| The mostgracious answer Of Napoleon
TO the above, appeared in Saturdays Ar
gust
TINS famous declaration in favor OF
Monarchy, YVES preceded by the following
expression OF the will OF the Legislative
Body.
Ihcy declare their will (poeu) as FOL-
VS.: That Napoleon Bonaparte, First
Consul shall be declared Emperor; that
the Imperial dignity should be hereditary
IN his family; that the representative sys-
tenn should be established on solid basis
and that the civil institutions should
receive chara6ter Of greatness due to the
majesty OF the French na!ion, guarantee
ing al once the authority of government
and the liberty of the people.
Similar requests to the great Napoleon,
that he would become Emperor of the
iauli, have been made by several cities,
and detachments ofthe army.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01

The King Of Great Britain had been
again IndIsposed, bur had in a great de-
gree recovered. A cabinet examination
oi has maIesty's physicians took place on
the second and it was ruraored that
some important arrangements would be
made ~ consequence.
On the 9Th of June Mr.. Pitt was to Of
Ter to The house o. commons his new plan
Tor The defence of his country.
shipping tad been engaged in England
lora foreign expedition.
M. Livingston the American minister
10 the French, in England, in purs,Ii, of
! some gtIcuitural reformation il is said in
some OF the papers. In others il is con.
pictured that his obieGl is to negotiate a
inan lor the purchase oil the Rloridas -.
Mr. FOX, end many Of TIE British nob,.
i'ty' nave been particularly attentive to
hlm ; and some of the London editors
nave expressed an establishment at these
attentions, considering his conduct with
the late conspiracy;
On the 3oth Of May, Mr.. Wilberforce
moved IN the house of Commons for Ie ave
TO bring in a bill for the total abo,,tion ri
'he SiaVe trade; which he obtained by a
majority OF IS Of IT'S votes.
w. Goblet (Porcupiue) has been con.
VIcted OF publishing libel or the govern
ment of Ireland.
he emperor at Russia has publicly an.
| proved OF the conduct Of the late envoy
at Farls, between whom and the consu
lar government it has been understood
some Misunderstanding took place. The
emperor has beside presented to the Die,
Oh katisbon note an the subject of the
violation of the German territory bv the
SEIZURE oil the Duke D'Enghien lin which
ne expresses his sorrow at that event and
his surprise that France under existing
circumstances, should have authorised
such procedure. The envoy of Sweden
I presented a nste on the same subiea
he emperor of RusHa wished for an ap
phcation 10 DC made on the part Of the EN-
pre- to the French government for sa
usi'ctory explanation. He had already
instructed his charge des affairs at Pari,
on the subJect-The consideration on thu
subject was deferred bv the Diet for ST,
! wreks-There are various accounts of III,
J movement Of troops.
Z The French funds have fallen owing Il
: reports OF a misunderstanding with RI,
Sq and the "na~ilingness Of Prnssic
TO give up Emb9,n :"
On The Goth Of May, the French sena,,
( waited on Bonaparte and requested III
/ acceptance Of the title Of eTuperor. &c
Ihey addressed him with the appellate,
Your Imperial Msjesty."-He Of cours,
complied with the request. They thet
waited on madame Bonaparte, to whom
ihey addressed the same title. Their dis
course contained this sentence. your $ dis
/ position ptc>ages that the name &C IL,
emtiress JoschhiDa, will be the signal q
consolation and OF hopes, Sc"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01

other good than exchange one dcspot for
another.
Flon this view Of the two nations. it i,
our duty and policy to act towards each
with the striclest neutrality; the COVER
nors OF both must be hostile TO our prin.
ciples, and was either 10 crush the other,
would not unlikely become openly hostile
TO system ofgovernment which although
silent as severe critic on their con.
DUCT En- foSifor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01

their male children, to DE created arch
dukes, AID all the sisters, archGucbesses.
The heir to the throne is TO be suict, the
Imperial Grand Duke, aud Tie ttles of
Bonaparte are 10 DC, His most Christian
Majesty the Emperor oi the Gaub: lie
throne is to De hereditary IN HIS FANNY, Se
in case OF failure ofissue he is To have lie
power Of dominating from among his re-
latiyes, his immediate successor"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
AucusrA. (Gco.) Jn!y 10.

AUGUSTA. (Gco.) Jn,y 10.
We announced IN uui last lie appoint
ment OF Col. Hammond, as Governor of
the Mississippi Territory, bu, are since
officially informed, tina, his appointment is
Col Commandant of Upper Louisiana.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
From he Ponticak Barome.er.

lst. a statement showing the aslual
appropriations made in the last four years
oil President Washington's administers
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
NEW RRENcH G0YERNnENE.

The particulars of the new arrange.
ment are thus described in a private CON.
municatiOn-" The rame Of the republic
is 10 b. changed into that Of empire The
republican calendar IS TO be lgid aside The
ancient nobility are To- rcassume their fol-
mer TILES, and az BJnaparte's Coronation,
several hundreo U0temen arc TO b. cre-
ated. The brokers ostac consul 90. Will
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
From a London Paper IF Nay 10.
DREADFuL FtRK az pAYoNNF.

DREADFUL FGRE At BAYoNNE.
Yesterday wereceiyed a letter from Lis.
bon by the Britannia, Brown, arrived in
the Downs from the Tagus, which states
that Bayonne has recently been nearly
destroyed by fre,-The date of this Gala
nifty Is not mentioned, but our correspon-
dent gives the following account of it,
The flames were not discovered till o.
clock in the morning, when they burst
forth with irresistible violence; the latge
stores flied with brandy, tar, &c. present.
ed one sheet of FIRE, ascending into the air
upwards Of 200 feet above the building
The brandy, tar, oil, &c. formed a stream,
and runNing in flames into the Adour, pre-.
sented the singular and terrible spectacle
ola river on fire. he FIRE continued burn
ing violently for two days, during which
many lives, and property TO the value O
two millions Of francs, were lost.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
BosToN, july 90.

BOSTON, July 90.
Yesterday arrived the snip Montezuma.
Capt lsaacs from London. We re
ceived papers to the 5th nit. but we are
nece's'tated to be brief if mentioning
their contents.
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RICH MO Nd
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST I, 1904.
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT-
coRRBcTED wEEkLy.

Door. JOHN BROCKENBRoUCH
Is appointed CAsAIEE ofthe Bank of Vir-
gina.
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429s,72I
II will be
24.O2

II will be 24.O2l.33S
Shelving the actual difference between
the cost of MIR. Adams's administration To
the United States for four years, and MIR.
Jetferson's for the same length of time.
Although in this statement have not in.
cluded the drea tax, and all the internal
taxes that we're repealed IN 500, which if
included with all their necessary and un.
necessary expenses, as they were origi.
nally drawn from the people, it would
make difference Of more than IS, 100000
dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-11

J. II shall he pru td from nc ll5t London edi-
lion, and ha p4b shed ia l. st octave Volumes,
during The year 1904
Ii. II ,hail ne delivered 20 those Subscribers
wh, take % IN Volumes, 1t Two Dollar, per Vo-
lu'Ne IN boaris
those who wait for the complexion Of the
VOL. may nave 1t oil'cr 4, SiN.e-n y Ia in
b a',!- W 10 = E''i and handsome bindmg, At
T"rat Eo.latb pa, abe cn delivery.
l. Ni,lbc clrcreG.siih Two whole shce, Mans
--One ~ Inc Eastern ,i.e other .of the Nvest n,
pau ot the roman rmp re-A Map Ut ,he ia IS
OF Europe aud 4 sia All ,c"n, u Cpn,tan inupic
and an elcgtn''. enCvvei Head of the Auhpr
pi7 Ab,r' jrs rsceioct b. Samuel. PLEA
sAvrs g. f.cbrno- rb
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1900 'ickcts at 10 dollars each, 10000
II Puzes subjet, 10 i jeduGion Of Is p,-
cent.
iGisiFtery hos been authorized 10y tie Legs
SURE - Wig VIA, for ino iaaia9ie purp o' 20
r',ius. seminary 81 iealuinS ~ OF a,a. tie MT
trop W ct thi s'a'o. Wis dis view. 81 S cr'l-
rnrl 'cd;o aise - Q)a dollars, and $50 ao'i>,s
~ addition. Tor drfrl, 'u& thc rNpsrses AT. ntsir
on d.lyirs 'hc i"5 cry G, ilens of thc rrs. 49,.
s.le. '9n!i have h,r1 s-.-t'.d as ira t e., aud
"e' have pledge them, elves 70 uss ta,ir utmost
ever ioust cauy j. ,nr0 ele9 Tue scheme h.,
the alvan age of giving 10 cash aGvo, urer
chpce IN some very hvgt prizes, ~ hills, tne pro-
potion otpri,s o. h'auss, IS SO S,ca IS ro iu,i'e
ths sUrr9s e he in enGyd m>tyu'iol ~ pauai,
~ the i0rery. with very 4 t~irsk st their brccf0.
inS losers. The treasurer OF the sac IS b. APP
pointed 10 receive tine mono, e., a., .icles 4
they are sold. and 20 pay the amouat of he pri-
yes to the fortunate aiy,r ur.rs il IS D loved
thai The above considerations ~ N roucu q rapid
sale OF tickets aud d. dr,wire viii commence ss
soon 2s "a ,nli.ent uu '5rr shall he sold o .u rc-
r|ei.--"h'cn 1t D. believed wall " cH the second
Nort1, IN December ucy,
Richmond, January 81, 1904
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NOliCc.

Ii those who are iudrofed 20 the estate Of
& a John Thomson sen. former, of PETERSBURG.
to That of Ann Thomson, Of the sar,r mace, "
JOHN non, on, formerly attorney at Law. are
requested 20 come forward and make immediate
-, .reur 2s further induige1c cannon be shcvrt
THOSE 10 whom their several estates Ar. i1. .s5tei
are requested 10 come flrv lrd immediately ,yi,I
lheir accounts properly authenticated. and receive
pa m,rt.
Al persons having any claim. against the sub
scDncr arc desire. 20 bung then forward between
thif ar the isl ia, rfNlrI Those indebted ID,
him wi peloe,ye vie ncce sly from this public
notice. ri Immediate po mont.
iu..uL.ng GO leave .his state b. the middle Of
April, ne now oies iot LIE.
! hat valuable Tenement,
Whercon be resides. 100 ,hc town Of Manchester
consisting OF dwelling hauc and 30 u-c,ssar,
on, houses, am excellent wei, good garden. and
three acres ot laj attached 20 81 the 81 ua.ion +.
hsal.ig and agreeable.
H. also offers lor Sale a MICRO MN. by
taie shoe-uaker--a NtCFO YOlJIV Who
understands cooking, aui uer child, g,d Of threc
yeaIs 3D.
Tor the property oaered, ne viii receive rood
bo'ds, o. weston !7nos in payment Persons
aispo'gd4o trade will alry t2 t.ie subscriber, liv.
Ing 80 Manchester.
WILLIAM THOMSON. Er'r.
OF f15g ItoHs9r anil iu1 IhoH.s.r. dec
a.l admin. yaij on iJe e.tafr NJ JoJa
754H 0q. dec
M31chcsrcr SD In. 1904.
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NOTICE.

THAT on Saturday, tine 1lth day OF February
4 nest. Will ~ OLD. g. nc highest u,d
Or. lie i4r ,e,,~nse ct tab-r t.01ps'n.
dc a. h. city, opprsi'e the ten ueu, Of Col.
- lar,i,r lrlr he BtSu &c tire Canal. variety
rt CODES & th- best q 'jiy bc.unging 10 'he
d,f"elr occupations OF y 1ck-sni'h, Wh e..
v,.jn anil Curen era WAGON, Sour
- . NYS, three CARTS. ami two ART 500
DIES --pns see Sc Guar and UaeS7n u n
MSS - vJr. he assortment Of yvnc,l Wi ,h.'s
1'i-J3iR--lg re II )nsehuId ,ui Kitchen gCP-
TiF.r ,s -, eii1i, 20 meutior--rwo NIi-CG
COWS. and CALF, and also Two NEGRO
WO O. N
RgADY Mo<zv viii Re required for al Guns
no cs,diag 20 'o avs and CO ~ ab1ve ;h25
six . .u.h7 cr-,,i, u2nn giving bond and approved
secl-y, so Gerry interest from ,he date, + not
IA .q.il 3cia
al J,ts %, having claims AGAINST the gs ate Of
tie lee lent lre 1r-~ed o hriNg hear .r,yo ard
~ hlu IL j, DAG aiy lel icA. "a: ,h sc VINO ave
,nIe ,,s viii pleas. 4 sc'tsrle de same rs soon
St ..'s y p, as th, SITUATION of ne Is a!e WI not
zln. OF delay in th' "a 0'-1t h'rc
SN{tV ''i)H rSON.
Airl'S of z 1hc-r Tnonp,oo, dec.
Fichro1d, 9TH Js4u,ry 1894 ('dsl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-11
by Mc GoUerHor " me Cgan.onggl H8
Iireisla,


Il Pr q CLdA[ {T'TON
ISTilEREAe II is rcfrc7ca.et 10 ,a> cxecu
w tive, the; WILLiAA Caalsif e Yves.
morslsn! county. charged v;,h DO murder OF
Captain William N.5isnr a sails. county. ha,t
escaped from ,ne dis;u9 jaj Of Nor bum'r,laur
aAvE therefore Thought ILL., Wisn ne ai.ict
OF ths Council Of 5-3ie, az issue lis -rcc.a-,a i1n
hereby oi-rinG rewa,u Of oNu gr.-atu rot
LAps 70 any person or persons W 40 shai' I52rc
herd md Convey "a he aforesaid d.-I.o jail tl.
SAID William Chrise
Aud lido moreover require Oh oo;ceys. civil and
military. an e@ho-t the 300 ->..e OF ,.e COM.
monr ea'li ,o u-e ;heir bsi' u1cag.rs % alYrc.
bend and convey 20 the isil aio,ss.. &, the SAID
" liiian Chrisi,.
GIven nuder ny hand wi,h Ire seal Of tho
commonwealth rtrcNsi, - N,lbr,n e..
(L.I.) this thirteenth day Of January, 1904 and Of
the comnonwcaiththsrw twenty -ciSn,h
JCiLN l.dEF.
William Chsir'e is about IS years a. age. {, e,
Z niche hugh. SCOUT wen made, blc- ia. and sc
~ u heard. and ocra,"raii, max, ,Dres
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FOR Sill.


i'NT on James river IN Hennco county
. = twelve miles from Richmond aud abcut m .
'"'ne AI'iarce u'm re crsh1rg The 1uanfiry o.e
lava 9'oui 20 acres. 90 winch 800 are ortb.bs.s
9n''y 'n ;ne STATE for wheat. Wing in a ,--n,Is.
''"' uniform slope entirely above Hoods conIle,s.,
' lfe' from stumps aud all obslruAions 20 tho
i.'S'' tt cohiinnnS in strong hear. The rel
0'tl is mostly, rainvv rnComnonIy hiqh and
iin noe marsh. about one fourth cleared 10 -,
ID acres completely surrounded rs good bank a.
Gag 'nith Ios been extended. with the v,c,y 81
tr'''H'i"y Inc wh t. 90 fsr as about t,yo third.
ot te feoHisi'e distance The wood which ca,
pe ea'IFn 1i'o 81 rom trs stump on board large
'' F-fstl' "i en- two rp'rs, frr the distance II
''e i'ur.'i' 't n'le along fhc skirts Of the fo.
'--. "' Iit 800 fne EXPENSE 81 reclair-inq ma
Nt 'm.f nyfr par which was formerly re.
r'a'Wed tfou iAc tide, proved DIV enough for to-
Va ca 90" b'orsh' several immense crous Of IL
"i'h1ut she''ius Possibility ofe1haussion. IL.
m1r'n 9hDunds with that tall ind fine ,iatr.,i
gafs, h- BIAS Of winch Is thought by numb
t'c to timothy A few valuable Npor...
cd on the place viz three r-cn and vvona,
about 2 score OF cows and oxen of -
Nmpthil and 10, ntou breed mixed. some OIL.
s''ce about a score and a half ~ Spautsh ~.
fcr nc1r' pare Meduo's blood, and 100 ba.y,-
u' corn, Wiii be leit on the place The terrain, !.
mud furnish seed and s0w q fali croD of ,yhs-
a. ui TOO acres. ~ duc time The effate ,v,ut'r
thc"u ovisi'ants by Mr Moses Bates and ~
w Radfotd living upon 10 Mr Gco,oe len. V
son oi Richmond, or Mr Thomas Fston "a
do'ph. vii. make known The terms 20 ap-l;rs
AMI will ei'her of them conclude a bargain y -
The proprietor viii ra'ify
e December 60. 1eoq
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r,i-Ic tIt
tl'elo 1000 5
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FDH SHLt,
a bout $50 acre; Of Land.

Lying ON ne Three ChopN AMI 'he Piver roads
BALI a milo from ,he river az Wes,har'. and six
miles ron the c'-y 0f Richmond. three ronrths in
woods This land combines the important al
vHrfaEe5 Of good SOIL convcp.rrcy'to me seat
Of government, handsome situation for build.
ug. and yer heli'hg- good m.U seat withper
mission % cre9 miI. an abundance Of OAK and
pine timber and good spring water.
Tile Subscriber would bc clad aisoto treat f7r
two or ,tree BRICK TENE NENTS nor fsr
from The capitol These houses are nor finished
brt they SSH BE- completed in the course Of the en
suing spring. aud one Of iheri Is now r. syacicn,
ioyw ardness 70 shew thc plan of thc buildings.
JOHN PENDLETON.
City Of Richmond 2oyi Jan. 1914. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-08
lDmblif NellOlls.
On ERIl ~

IN FAIOA1,
/ 10 ,'eldck, qual Be said al The yeaSas Store,
Rum in hogiheadsand barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
WhiRsy and Apps Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. ,ierces and bis.
.Coass in tisrces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxss,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raihns in kegs, boxes ard jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
ALso,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are
Cloths, Coatings,
Keicymsrcs, Dufhis,
Plains and Kerfsys,
Negro Cottons, SergeI,
EiaFicks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and RuRels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Iriih Lincns, SiIefa do.
Ofnabusgs and Ticklenhurgs,
Mullins ard Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Banlanna Handkerchicfs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Aud fundry other Articles.
P. MARSTELLER.
January al.
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"A NEW PAMPHLET.

Jua received and for fale at this office, (price q
Cents.l
4 Rsfutatioa d The Charges
Made BY writer unaef the fsnatnre Of s.Veli..
tss, agsioG The charattef of
GABRIEL JONES
The lately acknowledged author being the Hon.
P5ilip 6yymss, Member CT The Council
Of State.
In which every charge or ininuation againf him
In that libel is fully and clearly rsfpfed
Jan. 8. i
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-08
Dec. 9.
I viii fell BY PRIVATE SALE.

The STORE and WAREHOUSE at p,sfnt oe-
copied by ALlon 5. Geiger lluated en- he Corner
of Prince and Fairfax Areets, S. feet on Fairfax
and 68 feet on Prince freet; ols water LOT on
Water fffeet, A feet On Wafer ftaet and extend.
ing SO feet back TO Union llreet with the liher.
ty of whaffage. The lot On priece and Fairfax
frees, are at prefcnt rented to Alton ards Gil.
ger for one year from The 1T Or. rext. ls
feet O The los on Water areet is LEI TO Samuel
Harper for eigh years from the 18Th Of o. Der
next fthe above mentioned property IS not
field ny Piiva,s bargain, il vii be fjd anibe pr
milts On The ut day OF April next when he terms
VIII be made known Pieafe apply u
GEORGE MsMUNN.
Fcbtra.y 6. ro
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{ No. 9o1.
Dub[ff SALE.

On the fra day Of June enfaing, viii
be faid, spai-fy IN fee Grlelc, o.
The 8 Cory Brick Dwelling Houfe
's:uate in P.hoee ffeet, al maeat IL TIKI oeSG.
sancy Of W A s. Swoope Afc . Goiety of
THREE TENEMENTS,
situate in King tErrei, tenahed 70 Philip Com
ana Others. Tne terms viii be made known eli
the dty Of fale. By
Administrator Of &. s. Swoaps, ..
Ian. &c awIot+J