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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
Lands, Lots. and Tene-
mcntS.
IllcntS.

Or such part Of them rs may be necessary TO the
sum aforesaid, with the charges and expenses Of
sale--an Estate or Plantationin Cosc land call.
ed Coles, containing by estimation, fifteen nun
dred acres, he the same more or less, lying OIL the
waters of Byrd creek, and purchased by The said
Ross. of The representatives Of William Cole and
of John Hughes, and adjAiuing the lands of Rich
ard Adams and s. Richardson, according 10 its
known boundaries held BY the said Ross !;
also, an Estate or Plantation, all or greater part
of which IS in he county of Fuvanna. known by
Ele name Of Mount Prospect, containing by est
nation twelve hundred acres, more or less, adj
foning the lands of lanes Quarles und Joseph
Hayden also the follow ing Lots in the town Of
Columbia and county of FIuvanna, to wit; Lot
No 60, on which the Warehouse is built, and Lot
No rs, on which is store, now or late in the
occupation of J. Forbes, and Lot No. ~, now OF
Kate in the occupation Of ] Strother
The sale win take place at John Napier's ia
Vern IN the town of Columbia on Saturday ths
10Th day of May next, and the lands and tene
Tnents Aforesaid. will be set up in that order which
snail appear best 10 suit the purchasers, and most
Beneficial 10 the parties interested
JOHN WICKHAM,0
BIN. MOSBY, { Trustees.
GEO GKEENHOW,
Richmond, April II, 1904. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
Advertisement.

n virtue Of deed of trust, executed to the
- subscriber for the purposes the. elm contained,
will ia sold, at public auction, for CASH at the Ea-
gle tavern, in the city CT Richmond, on the 1Ith
day Of May next, 4 TRACT OF LAND lying
in the county of northumberland, known by the
name of Mount Sion. supposed TO contain seven
hundred acres. being the same land that was for
nerly owned by Catesby Jones, dec.
WIN PRICE. Trustee
April 18th. 1904. ids
p S. G6OO OF the purchase money will be
expected IN the day Of sale-a credit will be Civ
sn for the balance of the money OF eighteen
months. VIZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
WILLIHM II 1GRE I'm
COACH AND HARNESS MAKER

COACH AND HARNESS MAKER,
y Ecsleave 10 inform his friends in particular,
- and the public in general. that ne has temov-
ell his shop t. the pia., f.rmCr' occupied by
G,saves, Ho'ton " Cyf0vss. Coach .makers, and
opposite the Governor s., vhe,c ie will continue
70 carry on his business in all its various branches
w. ~. WREN returns his thank 20 biz friends
generally Tor the encouragement hc has hiilcito
met wih. and hopes that by his assiduity and
steady attention 20 busire ss 20 neri, thci further
patronage He can also assure thcrl that he has
on hand. Ia &c quantity Of well seasoned aim
Der, which with the assistance Of some Of the
best jo'neymen in tis sia,e) will enable him TO
Furnish carriage ct the best quality, and on the
shoucs' notice. with pun6lualiy
". u. w y. w. is IN daily expectation sEa
large quantity Of COACH LACE, which, with
what he has on hand will make general assort-
ment, scitas!e for country coach-makers hshe
receives It d,red from the mandatory, he viii
nave il in lis power;o SCI. avery moderate rices,
Mach 10, 1904. wzm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09


THE sniscriber baoing rem0ved from Petersburg,
md ra(ep the house h1,ety occupied By DR. JAMEs
HENnERsos. efcys Bic services as P5ysiciaH, &c.
to tie HbabifaHis Of Ameiia and roe adjacent eom-
ties, and asnecs fbem that be 7yW at oil times 5s
toiaied in his attendance.
SENO. r. ARCHER.
Bmciia, 22d lbyil, 1904. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09

Richmond ~ Columbia Turnpike Road.
TT7HB books for receiving subscriptions 10 cary
ntoeaetl the above laudable and use ful :rsti!q.
tioH, will remain open in the eountinE-roon of
Robert Camille S Son, confornablv to the aa of
assembly, till the first day Of May nest.
Subscriptions the Stanton 2iUsbike Rad
wi also continue be received at the same place,
tntn the fine before mentioned.
Richmond, 18th April, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20
Politics.
Y.sM TIE erSTyTEL.

81 =
IL AN eminent Engh lawyer (plowden) in a. late trial
n the Court Of Kings Bench, moved for reverfl Of g
Aeavv judgement in action for lander, obtained by
sn5es OF Parliament aud cbserve'l, that the words
Eereposen Of the dcf-ndant candidate for parliament
Ne inilted," that whenever pcrfor bccsme candidate,
ne nt only dvecd hine Of the held Of the law, pro-
gng his character, but it became the duty Of every cleo,
N to pub all his faults and vice, order know whcth
Sr ne was the" PIT DIscsEET man which the Lave
feqcired lhoud be eeSsed Though this argument
veruled by the contains the enence Of genuine
pa5lcanifm what svdIy democrat proiees; bat when
R IN executions ags;n democrats furcto be abafed aud
riltsd The law ought to be the guardian Of every ps
yAte man reputation, who is candidate fol- public
Office Bot when he voluntarily contents become
dae for the peoples choice, the duty Of every
toeanvaG Interpretations, and QUALIFICATIONS
and to be ecaeous fuc canvas mu hs made previous
tie election Mr. JsrrryscS candidate for reelection
. the rit office in the United stasesIt Is. therefore, the
enty ofthofe who enighten the public dcus his
tetsntions to the rufhe public deeply
indebted TO HpM1," for the perseverance and ndcpen
Shee he has fhewp in his. k.up Mr.. JrrrrssoNs M
9sra'ss ]" and for the gentlenanlike in which
Ae has conducted its fpecuafioni are in republics-
$on IN nearly twenty different papers nihs United States
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

ing will remain free from the rapacioua grafp
os faction until tia laft traces of our nebc in-
nitutions fnal' be completely oh.iterared- he
real patriot will fincerely deprscste the approach
Of the day of evils, and devousls pray, that il
may be diifant countlefs ages ). but his prayer
.ure fh'll be renovated, and the paE ons of men
deAroyed it mum arrive. Ifthen the friend Of
his country ak. who firA violated the conItitu-
tiop the anfwer MID be, 'sT.tysn. Who
Grr. infringcd the facred right Of election by at
tempting. to influence '-10tssn. Who
made 20 low shc. itreams Of blood through which
the nation has wadcd D 5asr1,sn Who has
carfcd the Destruction of liberty and IS con-
dutacd the affairs Of the nation, that the chains
of defpotifm are, rivited on us The antwer
inuA fill be 7efe,Jss
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

fri lisut. purifier, and 6 or 4 fcamen, boarded
the privatcer, on which the Ercnchmen all ran
below; but hlortly after, finding but few of
their enemies on board, they returned on deck,
aud mafacred all the Englifhmen, except capt.
NIX. WHO was wounded in making his cfcapc,
but fortunately got on board his own vef:l.
Thus. by the cowardly conduct Of mott of the
Hippomens' crew, (who were to have followed
their intrepid commander) not only the lives Of
fcveral brave fellows were. loft, but the priya,esr
made her cfcapc;. which no doubt would lave
been taken, had the crew Of the loop been faith4
full to their flag. -.
In confequence cf an imperious demand
which the commifarY of police at BouYdeaux.
has lately made on Mr. VIM. Lee the u. s.
COMMERCIAL agent at that port. TO deliver up cer4
tain ieanen, then on board an American vefcl
lying IN the harbor of Bourdeaux, he rcfvrned
= very fpirscd and Gignifed anfWer, IN. which
lie virtually refufc to comply with the demand
made upon him, conceiying i T. Be aninfrirge.
nient Of the principles of the conven ion fub.
fitting between Fraace and America.
Captain Lc.hrop, from Antwerp, mentions !
report which Had lpread there jut previous 70
his s~""g JUNO z3,) IHat sac poPu ace OF, FatA
is had attended. demanded the releafe Of Mo.
reau, and Uncovered other fymp.oms Of d;loy.
atty to the new emperor.
From Hohosd-BJ tho arrival Of capt. Apple.
by, our verbal accounts are to June 20, and we
have. Been favored with newspapers to the 9th.
The expedition againft Great Britain was occa.
6onally the fabjett Of conversation and mirth.-
Reports prevailed that misunderstanding ex-
ifted between RufIia and France, occaGoned by
the execution Of the duke DEnshicn at Paris.
there were alto rImours Of pacific nature.
which raff.sr svinced1he hopes than the knowl-s
edge Of the psople, bgs,it i faid they Affected
the markets. The Dutch were extremely dif-
conterited II was faid fpirit Of revol. hal
been manifcffed at Ha-rem. and thar, in con
fequence Of il, 10000 Freneh troops had been
marched into that city.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

GENOA, NAY IS.
Il IS probable that peace, under the edia.
ton # the Englith conful, viii fhortly Be efca.
ed between the American flares and The Balliaw
Of jripQli as the only rcuaininp ob;eEf n
difpute irems TO be the sxtfsf d III f,75sxs ;eh
the Americans are to pay the Barbary,1 powers.
....s..T ....s, scH,EbAM, JuNE 8.
The prices Of Gin, in this city, were to day
noted OH change, as follow
Gin. London proof, [,o,-a
American, 'Io,.1 10 III
Common, 10
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

Capt Mugford. from Marleillcs, informs %.
, ,h.i s.e a..nea ms: N o,'op are spil Of
, -, a. AZ, s r:; I, eng .ns Ensn v'sdi.
,elsnean nse1 = 'a''. rs Jays the Frepeh hset
"a! mas not been GU ssceP, lort diftancs round
- ~ '. - o"ss :ney .oNo~eq a. Englih de-
Soy; 6 one a1a sFIgate' with whom they
I &C rev mo. ou' o. 'hs EngIih acss
o''p'ay'ng 'hemie'sss' they retired into pcts,
~ 80 -
80 ne eon.slt oe.wsen I've New fork vens's
ana a. rrcnen Pr'vatesr, reported in our lait ~
SAP! nofnd.ke, proves 20 have been very e.
sere' sno' We are iorfy 70 iay very fatal The
following are the particulars, extFaescd from
ne 3o& oook q ing mp Mary s Baltimore
~ 's.usoay' Je'y aat, n 1lat. ~, 81 lon:
o., g, N "yhs o.. me NIP Amy, snow, Of
oas.mo'e' spske french Pr'vafeer' mounting
lou1seen guns ana i5o men, who had captured,
snS mp noPewsl'. oilon' and brig kocklanda
e.k'ns, .oo.n o new OK and len. thed
Tor Guadaloupe. The privateer boafdsl the
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

Captain Darrell. at New York. from Barba.
does info ms. that fome time previous 10 his
farng. the Bririfh coop of war Hippomencs,
capt M'Kinfey, deceived, and fell in with the
French privateer brig Sonaparte. of Barbadocs.
Having grapp'ed the prisatser, capt. NIX. the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
New Lumber ! ard.

THE citizens OF Alexandra and It's vicinity
are informed, chat BULL and CO. have COM
menced the L,uaber BoGle!s oppo6te Mr.. Vim.
Hsrbert's wharf, where they will thankfully re-
ceive applications for any kind Of lu5n5sr, which
they viii endeayor TO procure as fpecdly as poiI.
bic. and furniih upon as good terms as the in-
teref OF the company viii admit.
They have iome lumber now on hand coniit-
ing chiefly Of Inch Boards of roleranle quality,
which viii be fold cheap for Cafa.
lure s. d2w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19

tn; & nmonwsalth, q President
Pre- l7nt of the United States, S s
pointed.
We rely with perfect confdent
the parity and cminence OF your
cy s.character, and our past napps
cree Of the fruits of your abilities, i
and virtues fully authorize, that VI
cooperate, with the two branches
Legislature, in such measures as, sh-
to render the state respectable, to /
justice among onr fellow citizens, a
cure to the m life Of qulet and tran,
We at the same time beg you to acc,
assurances, that we will adoPs and 4
ly preserve every proper mean to ePs
the same ends.
Neon this occasion, congratulate
Excellcncy and ourselves, on y'our +
ton, to The first executive. Office 4
Commonwealth. We considers :
fellow citizens, while fhey havef7
butte Of gratitude to lnarlt, have st
evinced their own integrity, indepe
and dlscernment, by thus again
you 10 this high station.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19

poles. Thave been told that they give a
favor to the aesh of poultry exactly like
that of apheasant.
lf these la,nfs are acceptable, | may ,l7rob-
ably send you, from tine to time, many
more.
am, &c. J. 3. PIX =.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
III Co2gnoa Council,

Ordered, That Samuel Craig, John
Muueaaer and !cfaph D-an be appointed Com
n,iaioncrs TO hold an election at James David.
lsn's tavern, in the 6sf ward, on Tueiday the
z6sh day Of the preienr month, for The pulpofe
of eleetlog member Of she Common Council, in
place Of George Taylor, Elq. relgncd, ana that
due notice thereof be given
Tef,
James NJ. M'Rea, &C.
Time IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
John M'Clenachan,
AdniniGraror

ALL perfons indebted to the eRate
are again recuefed TO diictarge their REFLECTIVE
balances, ard yhole having claims will pleale to
make them known previous to thar day, to Pc
Ter Wagener, or J. NC, Admir-.
Cochelter, May II. rawds
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
THE SUBSCRIRER

WILL attend 2. I',sasmelPs Tavern, four
miles and quarter from Alexandria, on the
Leeburg road, on Weineiday the aoth of June,
Cor che purpoas OF leafins the
L G is
lately advertised on the eaase Of George w. P.
Cults, E!q. where all pesions, dvirous of taking
the fame, will pIeafe 20 attend and view the pre-
rnifes. L-ates III be given for S, 10 Or IS years,
With pcGegion fos the remaindsr of the prefeat
year.
Tie oearea lots axe 4 miles and one quarter
from Alexandria, aad the mott diiRant miles.
Any perion deGfous Of leahng by previous con-
sraa viii pleaie apply 70
John Ball,
Manager, Moun, Wilmington.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
WILL BE SOLD,
Time IS.

On the aIR day of June next, for ready money,
at Syaead. near Coicheeer,
One Negro Wenoh and Child and
one Negso Boy, belonging to the eaate ct Dr.
Archibald Mortoa, decesfed, for the purpofe Of
fasistying his c.siitoIs-
Inhn M,ClAnachan
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19

Arrived this morning the Sd 1o>
vern, Durkee, from Aux Caves, i
Kingston, Jam. n fifteen days.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-29
Also,
Forty 6arreb ". England Run.
Also,

VU77tIo ~. LHSlUNu 4N0H1'
They requeit all perionS to whom
they are lndet trl to exhib4 helS accounts ior
fetoement, ano all iaieo1cd to make Immediate
payment, as the pIeleot concera IS about TO be
ciofsd.
June 2I. DIV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-29
InbroUed Arable Lands
TO LET.


THE fub(criber is willing to leale,
fer a tenn Of years, about 1900 acres of arabic
land, part of the Mount Vernon efate.
The UNION FARM ,raa ~conraios about
o. acres, and will be divided into three tcne,
ments, each of which will be accommodated with
a dSeilng houfc, quarters, and fnficien, barn
room. The meadow, containing SO or~7o acres
will be divided into three equal parts, orc Of
which TO be added to each tenement.
MUDDY HOLE FARM contains about 90
acres, is divided Tito >Gx fields, has on it two
dwelling houfes, quarters a barn and ccrn houfs,
and viii be let to one pefion or divided INFO TWO
tenements, as may be mofi fuitable.
sPaasfion to be given as foon az the growing
crops are removed, with liberty to the tenants to
feed in The automu. For terms apply to the fnb.
icriber, or in his ab(cnce TO Natbaatl C.. Hauter,
manager on The etate. The above farms ale
from J TO g miles. from Alexandria.
Bufhrod Warrington.
Mount Vernon, May IS. aa@3w law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-29
New Lumber Yard.

TEE citizens OF Alexandria and It's vicinity
are i:ter ned, that BULL and Co. have com,
mcnced the Lenber Budnefs opeo6te Mr.. VIM.
Heroer.'s whaft, where they will thsnkfully re.
ceiyr applications for any kind of Lumber, which
they will endeavor 10 procure. as speedily as pedi
be, and furni(h upon as good terms AS. the in.
fetet OF the company viii admit.
They have feme lumber now on hand conla-
ipg chiefly Of Tneh Boards Of a tolerable quality,
witch VII be fald cheap for Calh.
iaae is. daw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-29
loubIir uenoue.
On TUESDAY,,


AT 10 .,cloek, qoiN be said at RE YesdEt Store
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin ir pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. ~tierces and bis.
Cote. in tierces and bags,
a snGsei and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raihnsi 10 kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and f@rails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, sc.
ALso,
4 variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kcrfeymeres, Dufils,
Plains and Kegf.ys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elatlicks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and Rul4els,
Yarn Stockings,
c-hinrzes zndC %siicoes,
Irih Linens, Silcfa do.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklcnburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'ts,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. C. MARSTELLER.
T,oa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-29

'CH 11S 1EV
FaUe D0Hats in bank notes, and the ]oIlowinr
papers-holen out Of ny counting room on the
night of the 18th init, between the hours of nine
and ten O'Clock: Do5. Cts.
A draft of Henry K. May and Co,
on Gilbcrt Robertlon aud Co. Of
New. York, in my favor for Ike
Jonah 1hompfon and Sons note TO
James H. Tucker, dated the L4th
May Lar, at icventy. I'VE days en-.
dored by me FIR 1850
William Cah's note to VIM. Gore,
dated the 24th April laR, at fx,y
days, endofed by VIM. Wilton A.4 60
T }tn Potts's note to William Will
ION, dated the 18th April lat, at
90 days, endolfed by William
Wilton, 4so
Philip Cares note to William Wilton
daled The 3o.h OF April lat at Go
days, endorled by WIN. Willon&
n1yle!f $40
William Wilfon's note to ne dated
the z3d of May laf, at 90 days, $50 q
nathan Swift's note TO mo. Potts,
dated the azd May Taft, al 90
days. endoried by JOAN Potts and
myfelf, g5o
John Potts note to me, dated the
ssd May lat, at 90 days. 400
Robert L. Hooe and Co.'S draft on
James Crawford and CO. of Phila.
%nelphia. in my favour, accepted
she~6th inf. looS 80
Same OF fame date, lloo
Same OF fame date, 100
George Lawrence's note 20 me dated
the 2oh July, 1909. 2o9 80
William Cores two receipts for "a barrels bouf,
r. & VIZ. Richardlon's receipt tor IL barrels
-four.
Phineas @JsnneY's receipt for Il barrelsfou our.
Ifaac Hollingiworth's order on Samuel Croudlon,
accepted the ! h inf. for6o barrels fl .ur,
>Ambrole Vale.
June IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-29
NILLLAM LOWERING,
ARGHjTECH

And Builder ii general, frem fhe Cry Of WaR
ingtoo aid Gaorge Town,
BEGS leave TO inform the citizens Of Alcxan
.dria AID public NJ geusral, that he has removed
to III north ide ofPrioce areet, alnoG oppoGyc
M Bsotkst.'s new building, to follow ,he !iuc
Of his prottaion. Where he Dra7o, Dffgas,
and makes Egisates of all m7nner OF Buildings.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-29
FRIDAY, JuNE 2g, 1901.
JAMES BACON,
At HIS GROCERY STORE,

At HIS GROCERY STORE,
King iear Wilmington ttleef,
Has jna received from Paiiadelphsp New York
sc. = exteoGy -i-Ieet.oa Of GROCERIES
copftiag 81
Gurpoad:r,
Imperial, -rAc
Hyfpn, Los
Y.png Hyfon, I0fhs Iat5f LsPor
IigEon SKIN, tQtJon and 9aya-
Pouetong and
Comm Souchong
Green Coffee OF 4 hyperion qlalhy,
Loaf, lump aud Muicovado Sugar,
w. India and fngar houic nA1oiali;s,
Choicc old MADEIRA
P~,'icular TenefiGe,
Sherry,
BufeIIes, WINES.
Litbon,
Malaga and
Port
Cla,et in fmall CAFES.
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Ola naica Spirits,
Antigua,
ST. Cyoix, and RUM.
St. Kits
BcR Holland Gin,
White Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Bef Salad Oil,
SaIr Petite, Alum, Nader, coperas & Brim-
fonc,
Mace, Nufmegs, Cloves and Calia,
.Co,aora 1nI iI,.I,z D.oo>r
Allpice, race and ground Ginger,
Fig Blue and Poland Starch,
Dixon's Mufard,
Leipet's and Hamilton's Snuff,
Bea Chewing Tobacco, Spanlh Scgars,
Pearl Barley and Rice,
Shot aaorted.
T and Fl Eng1ih Gunpowder,
Single and double Battle dc. in papers and
caniRcrs,
Gun anc 'Pifols Flints,
White and brown Soap,
Mould and dipt Candies, &c. &c.
AS he has III q great meafure laid
himlelf ont for the fuPpiying of private families,
and in confequence thereof taken every pains
in the Election of his Goods, he Aatters
himtelf from their %fuperior quality, ard the low
prices at which he will djlp,fe of them, to be
able TO give latisfaeiion TO thole who will pleafe
to favor him with their cuRom.
June iIa 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-29
TUNIS CRAVEN
Has jutt received, via Philadelphia, an elegant
aifortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
wv

Cnintzss, calicoes, fine India colo.
nad4, book and mulmul moilins, do. battas, ma.
moodies, c~olas, pimguus and long cloths, fine
csnbfie ard BrItiih book do. linen and cotton
c%sn,oFic, coloursd, emboicd and plain DO. cam
b,ic and common d%uaities, lawn and csmbris
pocket handkts. ladies extra long elk ard kid
gloves and pic mic mists, do, coioured and white
nix hofe, cotton and thread hofe, mi1es do. gen
clemens beaver, doe, wath leather and thread
gloves, do. fix, cotton, thread and (uper brown
cotton hofe, Iiih linens, long lawns and diapers,
c'eas, ~plasillas, Beittannies and brown ~fIolland,
Msrfeilles and musl,nct vet hapes, nankecn8,
cotton kesleymeres, white and colourcd Jeans,
extra inperfne navy blue cloths, red, blue, and
chocolate bandsnoes, Is. *.
AJ6 BY Wholslale,
Three.cales Of Handsomely aforted
CHINTzES and CALlCOES, al Of which he
will feli at the mott reduced prices for CASH.
April 81.
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MEASURES

all The different work connected with the build.
ing art; and is ready 70 contract for any build.
7iog AID complete the fame, from a palace to .
tettsge, which will be executed in The mott maj
cotly and ecanomic fyle.
Es hopes his long experience end general know
ledge Of hufne{s will merit the patronage Of d
generous public.
Nav az. 4
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10 Rent,

A two ftory frame HOUSE,
with a convenient back building, kitchen. fnoal.
houie and Fable, fsusted on Fairfax Street, be-
tween Wolfe and Wilks Streets. Enquire Of the
fublcriber living next door to The p%remifes.
Mary Davis.
June Is. eoaw
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JOSIAH FAXON and Co.

HAVE FOR SALE.
A few pipes Cogniac Brandy, Hol-
land Gin, mould and dlpt caadles, Bafon beef
and pork, mackarel, a few barrels Nova Scotia
hernrgs molsGss, @c. alto a general Allotment
of SfiGES as ulual.
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OFFERS Fer SALE,
10000 lbs. Green Coffee,
5000 do. Cocoa,
20 bids. M1fcoyada Sugar,
20 bags of Cotto.,
30 puucheons fine aavor'd S.. Croix nm,
20 hhds. MolaNes,
10 pipes Holland Cir,
80 or. chefs of freh Teas aaortea,
10 pipes London P. Madeira
8 pipes old Port
4 pipes P. Iennerife WINES
IS o.. cafks Sherry, and
4 pipes BrGcelles
8 bids. green Copperas,
: hhds roll Blmaone,
2 hhIs. Msdaer,
z hhds alum, and
40 boxes of Spsoih Segars different qua
Iitics, with mott other articles in the grocery
line. May 10. d
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fifty Dollars RewQyd.

Will be given for the recovery Of
my POcKET.BOOK, containing about Eighty
FdUe DoAa's in bank notes, and the following
papers-Rolen out Of my counting room on The
night of the 18th init, between the hours of nine
and ten O'Clock: Dns. Cts.
A loc. ,r LJa,.u NE, n