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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
Az IA-CH.px1LA, Ia August.

NY A-i>FHPELLf, Is August.
His Maiesty the Emperor having given
orders that the festival Of Ch.rl-mayne
should be celebrated with all the cerena-
mes which fnr severa! ages past have been
customary. dur'ng the stay Of his august
spouse In ihiS CIV 1ud on such dav as She
woiid condesCend to FIX upon, her rn~i-s-
" has assigned Sunday next the 5ih Of
August. Preparations are nov maxinr
ior th7i ceremony which will he as pom
pous rs the localities will admit Of.
Her lmrcrisl Majesty W u attend the
healre tins evening, when tho Opera
called the Ma7igge dc Figaro will be per-
formed by her order.
Her immortal Majesty has cordescend.
ed TO maize choice Of DR., Reuamonl for
her director during the time she takes
the waters.
The ladies' ut AK Ia-ChopeNe havinr
solicited the honour ofbeinr admitted to
present their homage 10 her Imperial Ne-
iesiy' her Males,y admitted them at her
Ieyeres oi Tie S and J 9 Thermidrr.
Her Majesty continues her daiiy walks
~ The country about town, attended bv
her court. she viii visit to-day several
manufactures and viii see wherever she
goes her name is blessed, aud her person
adored.
AK LA-CHAPELLE, 18Th Thermidor.
Yesterday r.. NJ. visited the relics or
Charles he Great, and those precious oh
lects with which the generosity Of several
had enriched The church which possesses
them.
On this occasion We ought not to FORGET
mentioning one circumstance.
II IS well known hat amonrst the trea.
snres which the Cathedral Church had
Tor long time possessed, was a small YER.
million box 10 which many supers'i,ious
ldtaa were alta and what was called
TIE = Of me TAN after an Inscription.
when vas supposed, without foundation,
10 be placed on IT,.
IT'S box WIS merely covered with small
F,o3cns NJ green silk, counec,ed by an an
ecIe't seal, 20 which was appended a lescod
~ Pafchmen', Informing the curious hat
lhis RoS bad beeo opened in 1856 and
c"%h' not Ioopsucd again but on sen,c
extraordinary occasion, in presence Of The
whVic Chapler. ts
AS M circumstance could present itse'r.
Inns '"O'i-s ~nsaer ~oes no. appear.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27

liNauRoH, August 1 (i6 Thcrmidor.)
According 70 letters from Dantzicl;, the
ETssaa Feet # Revel ha- sailed out TO
1ruize IN the Baltic and North Sea.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
ATTEMPT TO PoISoN LOUIS zvI1ub

The /oiioviAg e0fcioi ac~evnt Of an nife1,bt
foE2iaoN Lea,is XY(I{ q: Uu,sqsg. is .r
ffacied .I.'ou a iafe Ian ION Eaffr.
a long process verbal of The whole
transaction Was received by Monsicur, and
transmitted Immediately By him TO the
british government. Our readers NAV
depend upon the accuracy Of thc How.
ing abridged statement Of the case. which
's signed by The arch bishop cf Rheims,
the d"kc dc pisrne, the duke DIlayre de
Cfoy, he Marquis dc Bunnay. the Comic
de IA Cnapslle, the Comp,e de Danlas
Crux, The COME Eiienne &c Damas, and
the Able Edgewori!i &c Fefmcn.
"On The I'D July, tire Baron de Mile.
vile, equcry to the queen Of France. dis
closed TO the ST. Pienne, the plot nc it had
been denounced to him by a person Of
The name OF Coulon, Frenchman, a I'd
tive OF Lyons, who afer having been in
the service Of said baron Il & Nfil.evi!Ie. had
married Polish woman, ard settled at
Warsaw, where he kept billiard table.
! his man stated tina, IN the preceding
frday' the goth, twO persons came 20 nj,
billiard room, and made many enou;ries
OF him relative TO the king, and hiss own
situation; that the following day thew re.
turned and made fresh enquiries respe5@.
ing Louis XVIII. They wished, they
sa'd' to know whether his majesty went
out oiten--by what number of men he
was usually attendcd--and whether his NJ.
tendanls were armed or not? They then
asked Coulon whether he himself wa, in
deb, and whether he would not be clad
to lad an opportunity to obtain imme1i-
aiely considerable sum Of money FORA
particular service. Being answered in
the affirmative they observed ~ him. tbat
he was knownto the persons belonging TO
the household &C The king. he might ca.
silly obtain admission into the kitchen and
u he consented unpcrceived tn throw into
The boiler Ga marnite) n little parcel
which would be given to Rim, his fortune
would be- made: 400 louis d'ors would he
given To him in the 1rsl instance, and one
hundred more lor every individual Of The
royal family who might die in the course
OF a lwclsefronih. They added that he
was not to trouble himself about nj, wife.
Tor they would take her safely 10 France:
and when they were about 20 part, he
heard them say Nv il>lian---." we have no
'ime 70 lose the d,y is come when we
ough. IN stTkc."
On 'be following day (Tucsday he
2@1) a''er mauy vis',a from them ano,ber
Fliiian HON Cculon had not befote seen,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
PARIS, 5-lSth Aurusr.

The following is copy Of the letter
wrote by the high Chancellor OF the lie.
g'on ot Honour, TO his eninence the Car
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14
~ HsREAsa Commitiion of Bankruptcy
~ ha,h trs a aw arded and fitted aga,nf


MORREI4 JORBAN.sof CAPE Eijahei5,
in the Dnra d Name, Tr~er ,Se fad M'rre Jordan
has ,ecn declared RAnkrupfe il hereby required to
fureuder hnfeH 10 the Comu ioners ia fa'd Cun"ion
namcd. or to the major part OF them, F,iiy the
fsh sud on THRIFTY the nineteenth days Of January next.
and on Frsay The .hirds day Of fs,r'y nsxs, At ten
O'Clock, each Of fd days. at the Commit on ers
onice Nc. ., My Roro, hifAsarfe, Portland IN faid
IarGl, and make full d;fcovery and dtcoiure OF his
ease and es tts when and where his creditors are to
come prepared povc their d<hs and At the fsond
n.rctsg 10 cboofe an A.texc Aisnees; ans the a
meeting Caid Bankrupt required fn;s his cxsmua
ton ADD laid aa meeting any of the creditors Of laid
B4nkrup, may he heard before fad Comm asain
the making .iswng OF certificate to the Judge OF laid
Diaric snttlo f4ia Bankrupt to ccrtiicete Ct ci-
charqcAl pcrfons indebted TO faid Bankrupt arc to
make payen, and thoe vino have any OF his eEets are
10 deliver fAac fuch perfohs only a. the Commif
doncr. ,ia;i appoint.
BY ORDER OF the Commfionefs,
N KlNSMAN, Cls1k.
DsseS . 4 Dfsesvb<r, 1900
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14
UNITED STATES,
Tusys Of ~ Dffyis Coar. ef I'a'ne Difr;.

UNITED > AEES,
i),f,.s y, Hsi~, pessmI~ 7o, 1903.
.MOI1CEis hereby given 10 the Credit
\ ors Of FoLlYER DUNNELL, Of Portland, in
gaid D,riSts ader. asa amt whom a, Comm zion OF
HsukrupseS have duty inued and proceeded upon, TIA
rey may be heard ,hev fee ht b. fore the uege OF tad
Dtritf Curt en- Ws5roty tt> Fs day IF felaa,y 1904.
a, his dwelling -oue York aeain making aod allowing
serfsz otdilchsrse TO fad Bankrupt Setsrc which
- me exec ptisns futh allowance may he esh'''ted
= sNN4. DAVID skWALf.
- aS ~ 7yAre Of tie DyGvia Cowf q Ma'"e
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14
Removal.

vy-E ubfcrihes hereby informs his Friends and Cuff
L. toners that he has removed 10 BERWICK. All
Anic w~o indebted to him requeted to make I'M
ned ac psvrnent him AZ hs ,op Dssgbiys Fab,
~ rs Esuacs w ssxN At portland and al thofc who
have ANY aemanss him viii pieac 10 forward their
aeeaunt. him fer sciuitmsn'.
And thofe OF his euaomers who have any commands
sill pr,'r eAl him As above where nc carries ON The
i Clock & Matchmaking
sSncs snd leers cnrnsrl'y ir fa~ variety OF War.
s..s+a CLOCKS and WAfChEs-Watch Chains. Keys
saa -csise .atts Ay'' -
,crs $, yer Tnimb,e, s'ver pa:ed and fleei xuee
ss ss IS sc s &c .AbneT Rogers. ]
Ss~.ks iasA No ass',,p 1909. es fei sEk
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14
n,trs,l 81 SIZE. Mass D>s.se, .e ,ss 1909.

NOTICE is hereby given to the credit
: ors Of 4AMES LnTHR0P of Haliowel. in the
Diariei Maine, trader asainn whom Commiiiion of
htakrups cy has duty hucd and proceeded upon, that
xc may be heard f they think htl before the Judge
February 1884. at his dwelling Houfe in York, asana
making and allowing Certificate OF Dcharge to laid
Bankrupt before which time exceptions to uch allow
ance may be exhibited
DAVID sEwALL, sses a, z .'s Xxx ,Jt.a e'"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14

MOflCE is hereby given that the inb-
: fcrihcr has been duly appointed Aaisnee oftL
eAasc and effects Of
WILLIAM WIDEERT, JUN of Hs'ls-veM.
4ne Diar;G OF Maine, fraatr bankrupt;and all per-
is ka.ia any OF his EGetfs, required deliver
the l.e aud all perons indebted, called pom to
JOHN DEERINC, Algns.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14
Banbruptrr
limited STATES NYOTfCE is

UNITED STATES, I NOTICE is
,Er1rner yMaNE, Dc 20, 1885 IN tnre,v o;ven
TO tie creditors of ToSIAH NoPsTS, Of Newm'iford,
ga faid DitrIct, trader asaint whom COMMUNION OF
sae<raptcy has duy iGied aud ,r cveded upon, that
sisey nsybr heard (5 they think ff before he Judge
~ fsid Diic Court his dwelling houi- in York, on
WsArsr. he I'm lay IF february So4s asanlt maktnseand
ssioe,ng CcricA;c of Dlchsrge to iai Bankrupt be-
fore whit;, time exceptions iuch allowance may e
exhibited.
DAVID SEWALL,
Tusys of ~ Difya7 Con-. Ct ,'aae Difr;s
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14

Delivered in the Senate of the United States, December
ad on the final pailage of the bill for altering the
Contribution.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14
ISAAC M'LELLAN,
WILLIAM M'LELLAN, jpN;

portlsra, DEE az, 'Go3
IN. 3. The buiinefs will in future be
carried on by fxd wlLLiAM MLsLIAs, JUN at his hand
Nty1k
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14

Il = C0Pl9' e1rS =. = = - ~ IT
Z kau is this day difo'vcd BY mutual agreement -
AL perfons having demands on lad firm, are requeit
20 call on WILLIAM hLELLAN, JIM, and receive
tner pay; aud those indebted thereto, are de6red to
make Immediate payment, their accounts will be put
Ia fur.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14
THE COMPREHENSIVE OF
Samuel Fowle & Co.

Samuel FOlVIe & 60. h
Is this day diioved by mutual agreemcns -A pcrfoAs
having demands On faid firm reqneitrd to cali on
& x Fosus and fecs;ve their pay; and hole indebted
thcrste 10 make iia,nediate payment to him.,
SAMUEL TOWLR.
MOSES @. FOWLE.
Portland. De stu, 1909
B. The bahneis ii fnrure will be Carried on By
SAMUEL FOWlE,
III No. r9, Lens W1ar.
PARTNERsHIP DISSOLVED 81
TIVE cubcribers hereby give notice, that they have
i this day by mutual content difoived their copart-
ncrip IN budnefs, they therefore requeft all perions
having any demands agaia them, preIent the anne
William Reed for ettIement; ana all whoare indebted
TO make immediate payment.
HENRY RUST,
WILLIAM REED.
1a.asry ~, 1899. ~
N. g. The bufaefs has been carried on under the
Arm os WILLIAM REED x Co. at
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14

NJ q The bufsefs has been carried on under the
Arm Of WILLIAM REED x Co.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-14
.HE copaytnerlhip of !. sjN,m. M'Lei

Ds.1 q 4 Deserb<r, 1909.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-14
LnEGAagT EDITION
OF
Ibs HOLY BIBLE.
PROPOSALS
For Printing BY SatlcrlPti9e, Ga four handfoase
octave voinmrs)
THE HOLY BIBLE,
c NraINiKe
The Old and Nc1S Itstaaeats.
CONDITIONS.

It nall be prioted on iapcffae woyc paper,
with an elegant new type.
The price 10 fu5esfibers will be Eqyo DgAar,
per vol. in boards, or 7zvs D0flaT and FJl1
Cents. handsomely bound and lcttered.
To thole who Enbicribc for feycral copies, dit.
count wilIbe made, pz0portioned 10 the mum
herfabfsribed for.
TILE advantage of hlving this inyzluabsBook print
edon type. and The fame time, IL portable and
convenient volumes appears 70 evident. tha the encou-
ragemcat necelary warrant undertaking. OF iuch
magnitude is confidently expected; porta5le volume
would often be taken up, IN moment of lsiore wnsa
The izc OF large unwrldy folio. would operate as an
apology for leaving unopened in this way, mal por-
tens 81 time waul be ptoftably employed which might
other~ifc Sc totally tst. Ia arge fsnlilics Bbein
volumes Attending opportunity for fevera 20 read at
once may faasetinle Sc peculiarly coRveniept 1t tecms
fpefAuol. 20 add nusa chs uejcc-futce il 70 lay
sha 10 rcacnlbie expcnOc paios,shai Be fpared TO
rener this edition Is The doy scriptures both Correct
and clsgant.
The ABOVE work is - preis, and will be aifhed about
the eaa IF rhe pfefsns year.
Subscriptions received by 4.
and Gray, King freet, where a lpe-
ciaien of the paper and printing may
be Teen.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-14
January IT..


THE fabEcriber having. removed from Alex
ana,ls, is asfrors of letting bis TWO HOUSES
IN Wster fireet, finated upon the Moth aud toatt
pcssness OF j Don itrref. They are wsiliat
40 Go the Accommodation OF tnai iau.ilies, nave
an unsnts cropped sna cxtenifys yiew OF Potomac,
with wesl eneisf.d gstdeas and nscsGsry out
haiidiogs atsached.
A fsW unimPFoyed lots Oaaer fence, adjoining
she above fT rent or tale.
For Particulars apply to Mr. D. w. Scott,
pessll eppaG'sahe pgemilsssos TO r. |. Taylor.
Esq King REess.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-14
Dil4riet of Columbia, #.

On the petition Of Nm. Wiisan, carpenter,
an ia!olvsns debtor, con6aed in tie prifou bounds
OF Alexsodgia county, at the fuit Of the Exc
cutoFs 81 6 oTge tinoter's eftatc, Nstfte is here
3, o,rrx Fiat 90 Saturday theytSh mt a II
o'clack, A. NJ at The Court Hqute IN the couni1
Of Asxspssfia, atorefaid, yh3 oath of an nsolyent
doctor will DC aa miniAeysd TO he fad N1afiam
Eslsos, agrseshle 10 she act of Co grtls now IN
fore, On ma, fabjscs, and tsuace appointed,
unlefs ffgisnt canie be then and there {he~n TO
ghe contrary. Il rs or9eEed that this notice be
pu 4iihed thee times 10 the. Alexandria Advert
lei ana the Aexandrs ExPofiorpse sosthe
s id day.
BY order Of Nicholas Fitzhugh, All ilsnt judi e
OF the Creuit Court eli ths Dittfitt ct Columbia
C. DENEALE, &C.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-14

| will Tell by PKlVA T. Sal
the $ ORE AID W AREhOU>E al Ptin
Gu led by Alton & Gciser, lsu cnt ea
Of Plnce and Faifiax fleets, s. fse' oa ban
and IS ca on Pince ltrset 81 wa'a LO
Waier itfeet,. ~ .eet on Wdfsr t{feet snitEa
ing 8 O feet oack 10 Union GFees viii trh
ty Of whafage. The LOT on Prince and Far
free S, are al prelcnt rented TO AiIifonsni Z
Ger for one year from the & Ott' ctSt'
feet o. the lot on WsreT Rrest is let 10 Nf.
Harper eight years from the IS q Of orr
ntxr. II he above mentioned P Pelyh
fold by private bargain, il wlli BE- iad 'nif' {
mics on the If day Of APrii next when lh' y
will be madeknowu. Pi,afe apaly %
GEORGE N'MUM
E b,n,-v Il
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-14
NO 77ICE.
The Circuit Court Of the .Dilfrltf Of

The Circuit Court of the eDllfrlet OF
>CSnm5ia hayieg az the Naystpgef team holgen
in fhe county 81 Aiexandna, Ordcfed ard D
rrEted, in the flute Of Wylie, Lacy ard o.hers,'
complsinants againa Robert Aiexasdcr, his Trat
tees and other defendants depending on the Chan
Gerry fie of the fali court, that the iabscribe'
make up, adult, fetsle andIePoft to The fad court
The accounts AID claims of the fad plaintiffs,
Esged IN their biz and Of otHsr judgment ere
Sdssors Of The faia Robert Alexander, anterior 70
the deed If Irutt mentioned in the fad bill, which
deed bears date the e6th day ofD-ccmbss 1899
The fsyerai perfons cesning under thcadecfetais
order made IN the afofeiaid suit, are hereby in.
formed. thar will attend at my houle in the
town OF AIsx@ndria, on Marday the 18th day
OF March next, to carry into e.6t the iaid order,
ct which tine and place the icgsrai parties int
reted are rsqeeitrd to attend with the necsAary
-docuglcnss, 70 enablc me 10 execute the order.
James keith,
Fsb. =. eoI2thM
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-14
K A N A w A Y

From the tubfcriber On the 18th
January iatf, a negro man by the name Of SAM
aged 81 years. bad eouatenanee, and has on the
le1t iide OF his face from the corner of his mouth
under his jaw, a large aresk of grey hairs, five
feet ten inches high--his cloathing is brown
rGuad a. bept iackct and t5owftis. Alto Sucky
his wife, a5aat 81 Or IS years OF age her cloath
ing urkaowB---shey are foppofed.to De hafbored
abour alexandria.
Whoever viii take up or fccure the above ne
gsoss, q that / ger them again, aaall receive
Twenty Dollars fos the TWO, or Ten Dollars for
either.
Henry Tolbert,
Rofe Hill
P.S. All matters Of vcgels and other perfons
are loFewarned from haiboarlng or employing
aid Negroes.
Feb. !. aws%
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-14
10000


$1,000 Tickets at &c dolls. each, 10000
The laudable pstpofe Of this lottery, inc many
very valuable prizes offered, and there no being
two blank, TO a prize, are considerations whi Ii
give the Managers reatoo 10 hope for rapid iale
of the tickets. The drawing viii commence as
Soon as a Efficient number OF Ticketshal be fold
TO authorize it: ard thirty aay, sfter the com
pleton OF the drawing, he plies will be paid 70
the fortunate adventulers; luhjeet 70 q deduction
OF FIFTEEN per rent. Such prizes as fhall MOI be
demanded within fzyelve montbs after Tie drawing
is hniheJ, ihaIl be conGdered as relpqailhed Tor
the benedi OF Tue Church,
Ii kets TO be had of the Managers, or of fuca
pcrfons as may be appointed by them.
Right Rev. Bihop Caryol,
Rev. Francis Belqsa,
MeGrs. David WaAomjon, -
Robrrt Nal6,
Cbqs Gbrgaprt, -
Patrick Bl3net
Auola L,ve,s,
LIKE Trfnaa,
F T. MnebtA,
8~r Tickets in the above lottery to
be had al the fore Of I. l.. Walhlng-
ton and Co. Fairfax freet, Alexandra.
Aognf g. y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-14
& d u c A tt @ N.

Isksa opcu 4 NIGH T SCHOOL on Mon
day vrning nrx,, a my hoete nsx door 70 The.
lo8san Cieen on King Erect; where pupils COM
mitfsa 70 ray care Nalshe dilfgepriy irAluaed 10
Reading, Writing 81 Arithmetic.
Thois feriops who agc .esfpoied 10 tavour me with
their patronage the pseient oscafon, will
sples(c 10 cali for Is psfioe, thar j may have
il n nv pewes 70 make asrangemsnss proper for
thr rlrr Of the fehool aud improvement of the
scholars.
John Mafon.
N. B. MARIAN MAsox Continues 10 teach
pezi;ng, Wnsiag and Needle work, and would
Bf3AlSD +hsee or fear girls On moderate terms.
hoy. s. 90
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-14
Tins Is to e Ue N0hCG

THAT the flblcfiber hath obtas
from the OspAans' C2urr Of AltzandAl CE
in ne D.antt Of Columbia, Letters Of ~ Z.
ltfaliou on the peffonal eha'e d oaf1'S 1f'.
late Of the fad ceur5l Of ALEXANDRA, d','
al pesfans having elai,hH agairt' ne ialo ..
ed, are hereby wsrred 10 exhibit TIE i'p,
rhe yoocheis tseIcof, 10 the lubisrIner al =
FIRE the ia day OF JoIg nex' they h y :.
wife by law beexcluded from all Sen'a'
faid eaate. ln4
Given under my hand '5i. an Day ofD''
Der, 1903.
Administrator Of D,yid Gaban, 90 7.
All perions indebted 20 The 1li estate a:
by required TO make immediate Paytaf'
Administrator. l.ys
Dec. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-14
VAL UABLE PROPERTY
FOR SAFE

IN virtue eta Deed Of 77l2cxecut-
I'd and bearng dat< on tbt Stb day q fQnaq,y,
1908, 6ctqoreu liza, Poiletk Il The fsf pqu
nm. Dsakias, jQs ,6ue> dreraJtS1 u he 81.
end part, arr .Toaab Ibemefas and kieSstd
Etaeb 9f tbefbud part,
|, the fobieIibcr, berg the executor, 3evifee,
and legal afigoee OF the faid y iiIiam . eakins,
Jun. dscesled, for he Purpole of executing the
trul. S 10 and oy tba, deed declared hsli and will
on fuefday the z7th day of March next, if tail,
if NOT the next tar day, at the tavern Of John
RI. Barney, in George Town, exp1fe az public
fale, for Cain, TO the highta bidder, that
H0luabls Lot,
ftpated on Wafer itreer, IN fad lown, on which
the houfe at rrefent occupied by Mr.. Barney as
tavern Ran3s, together with ali the buildings
and improvements on the f.ine. Said 1t trent
ing on Water freet 81 feet, and mining back
TX feet parallel with Cherry alley, and bindiog
thcrcon--being part of hat lot Delegated in the
plan of Old Gccrge Town, by No. 49.
Als0,
Another Lot on Keys freet (being
part Of thar LOT degaated by No. Y, IN the plan
of Ola George Town. comprehenalng part of
bar wharf lately oceapi as lumber yard by
Mr.. Gc3rge King.
Al;o,
A large and convenient two tory
Brick Dwelling Houf.
More particular information relative TO the
above valuable preaerty may be had at any time
previous 70 the day Of fale, by application to
MeiIrs. Thsanpfon and Victeh, in Alexandria,
John T. Mafon, Elq. George town, or 20 the
fubcribef.
FRANCIS DEAKINs,
Executor and Device Of William Deskias, yunr.
deceafed.
Gsofge town, January rs. tawa7M
r q & IT
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David Wilton Scot
Ten Dollars Rew41d

1 en- UOLtEY5 IScCJC1' ~
RAN AWAY kom the fnblcriber, 0n'"
of July, negro man named
NO SEES:
he is tall honey maa, about 8 fef' gs
very fefhy, has remarkable fear ' s,a
middle Of his nofe, his hair long ana w. s,,s
that cfa Negro, though not tied. ~ I'D
leyeral times ften fcDIking about AI "a
Any perfon who will deliver me tne f',aa
gro, or iecure him and give me nv
thereof, fhdll receive the above rew@ aM(b
Fairfax County, 60
Aug. 8. IN
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Between the aIa and 24i OF Dec. 1903, out
of Mr.. lfaac Strother's Wagon, fome where on
The read from Alexandra 70 Hifborough, Lou
doun county, new mans SADDLE, Of the
following delcrPiion, double 9ired, pad lined
with large, and faced with leather, fmalI round
plated nails, itnrups plated on the outGde and
hanabiIis pated under the kirt, wl,h the follow.
ing Interruption printed on them, Levi James,
Sader, Cap and aarnefs maker, Alexandra. -
A handflme reward will be given to any perfon
that will leave 1t with James H. IIamiltop,
Hillfborough; or, Levi James, Alexandra.
Fabruaryt. 2awte
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10 u NenstQ,

70 u NtNet0,
q two foy trsfae H USE, md slMg: L
fol- a Garden, with a Well IF coed watera
door, on Dlkr freet, @boct lhre- fq lnt.o
eaa~ard Of the Stone Bridge poi, iiJnny
had immediately.
lii.
A Lot about al feet On Potont
'arant, extending vel@Ssd a0ont Sofest o
aller. This may be rented for abootten rl
aud, perhaps, on ground ren: forever. This
is very near to WOLF free aH4 Ki.k'i what.
VIM. Hartford
INC. 8. q
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LONDON, September. 90.
GENERAL MOREAT.

A gentlemen who, with his three sis.
tiers, were in Prison at Paris, in CON-
sequence Of their intimacy with &c.
neral Moreau and his family. and
who, on thtir being released, i'm.
mediately fed to England, has IA
voured us with the following Curl
GUS and interesting particulars rela.
tive to the pretended conspiracy.
When Moreau and Pichegru were
FIRST separately con6ned in the temple.
it was the intention Of the usurper to de-
stroy them privately in prison; but first
IT was thought advisable to sound the
temper, Of the people and the army, and
it was considered the safer plan to be-
gin with Piehegru.2 In pursuance or
this, report was circulated tha, he had
poisoned himself the night before. AS
this report produced little nsore than a
subject OF regret to some, and eonSersa-
ton and suspicion TO all, the measure
was decidedly adopted, and four Ma.
mslnkes were dispatched on the same
night, who strangled the General with
4 stick, in the manner already desert.
bed. ase..,@. I'D e: - = =: ), -
The murder of Moreau, however.
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which added tothose they had on hand,
makes handsome aseor.ment.-Thev
keep LIQUORS of the FIRST quality