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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-29
(By Authority.)
Scheme Ola LOTTER2t,
1912 Prizes.
1903 Blanks.
CLASS No. I.

$3.50 Tickets at 10 dolls. each.
Is drawn Ticket having blank
- its number after 300 tickets are
drawn, dsiI., 1 o91
10 after 800 do. are drawn, 1000
DO. after 5000 do are drawn, 600
Do after $500 do are drawn, 1000
Las; drawn Ticket. 5000
This Lot'cry has been authorized by the lie
gsla aie of Virginia, FOR rho aulable purpose
OF erett'ng Seminary of Learning in or near the
Metropolis Of this State WitIi this view j; is
contemplated to raise 1900 dollars, and Q. 800
uolars ~ addition, for defraynr The expenses &c
drawing. NC. The trustees TO insure success
have divided The LOTTERY into four di5tn5t classes
so as TO raise he sum contemplated by al annual
Lottery, for four years, to raise every year eco
dollars, that the work may progress.
The town of Boston 90 Tie honor OF It's eli.
zsns) has public schools in which are a.
bout sixteen huntlrel pupils. The 7ourishine
and increasing city of Richmond cannot boast Of
ore pubic school. The Trustees of the Rich.
mond Academy, frvc about thir'sen acres of
8 ound. nearly one half IS acceptcd rs donation,
AMI the remainder they have contracted for, on
which tHeY mend ia Tre6t the Academy Tie
seize is elevated, healthy and beautiful. -Do9.
" iiiIam tonshee William Dual, William Price
(Register). and George Tucker, are appointed
ny the Trug,ees 20 SCI nd 1i7pcse of the tick
cts who arc authorised to apPOinf agents for the
above purs0sc.
- The remaining Tickets nay be had Of
the sad commis'ee. OF Robert Mitchcn. ESQ.
Mayor. Samuel Psasan'7, ir William Prichard,
and Wiiar, Ifnsc a- .-t,. rr.~
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For SAIN-

A Life Estate in she DWELLING NCUSF,
(Which has just undergone a thorough ,epai,)
Four half acye LOTS, win stables, Coach mouse
And oiher necessary outhonses, on the caureh
hill, in the occupancy Of John Banks, Esq. L;
commands n extensive prospect, andis As neal
tny \ situation - any in Richmond.
Neil EI'Coun.
18th Deceraber, 1904 II
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December 10Th, 1904.
NOTICE.
EANK OF VIRcINIA.

Richmond, Dec. IL, 1904.
4 General meeting Of the Stockholders will be
held at tile Bank hevss, on the FIRST Mon.
day in January next, for the purpose OF eleantg
Directors for Rishmond, Norfolk, Petersburg,
and Frederick s5grg; and for other purposes re-
lativs TO the affairs Of the Corporation.
In order that list Of the Share holders may ne
exhibed. those persons who have not sent in
the receipts granted By the Commissioners for
receiving subscriptions, requested to transmit
them by the day above mentioned, together with
tho Cashiers receipts for the second ns,alment,
when new receipts will 30 issued, in lies thereof
by the President. tdm
IOHN RNOCKENRROUGH. Cnshicr.
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Deans No III 14s 1476...135
iO67.-,168 1871 not full.
Swan Greek, No NJ K 1S9 1929, not
full.
The above tobacco will be sold at
aenrico January Court, if not claim
cd by the owners according 10 law.
Williamson 8 Mos5y, Inspectors.
18th Oe sN4. ids
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Nof:ce.....rhe office Of su-

pcrr;rcr OF ,he revenue. for the aiifri& of Virgil
MIA, heirS discontinued, aud the un6ni'hed buff
rcc, in the faid office transferred 70 me-,he COL
lctfnrs of the dtc2 tax {; internal revenue whof:
aeeonnts have no, been finally adiuaed and paid,
are hereby informed. that theJ Are now reqneited
TO call 1y Office, in the city OF Richmond, wi'h
out delay and ray the balances due TO the United
States And tho,e Whole lands have been led in
tie dinrie of Virginia by authority OF an at CT
Congrefs ofthc United State, for ncn-payHens OF
the pire6 Tax, may rcdccra fuch lands, 6y pay
ing 20 me within the time limited, the principal
eols ard fees As til: law directs.
AS rloA OF the aforementioned land, were fold
in Dec 1904. the privilege OF redemptioa vii!
continue until December next.
The money received by me for the redemption
OF the faid lands will b. returned to the purcha-
Ter, with interen AZ the rate oS IS per cent per
snnun, on the purehafe money, TO the day on
which it may be paid TO me-.
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. D.
1-iNy rDOA-
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VIRGINIA.:


In the High CAR: Of Chnccry.
BETWEEN
Christopher M'Connito and Thompson
Foulks, Executors Of Matthew Mara
BILE, plaintiffs.
Richard Kcnnon, defendant,
{ = motion Of The plaintiffs by theiy'
" counsel, the court this twelfth day
OF May. III heyesr OF our Lord ono thou
sand seven hundred and ninety eight, doth
order, that the plaintiffs do render an ac-
count OF their administration of the goods,
chat;e!s * credits Of their ,cs;a,cr, before
master commissioner Rose. who's dire 9.d
to examine. state and settle the same, and
make report thereof to the court, will,
such matters specially as he may think,
pertinent, or the parties may require to be
so stated.
n Copy--Teste,
tdnn p. TiHSLEY. C. c.
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ADVGRTISN IWEWT.


To be sold, 4, public asaon, ut the place for
neTly knownby the name cf he Palace, in the
city of Williamsburg, an Thursday tire ten.h day
of January, 1905. # fair, if not the next fa day,
number of
Very valuable & likely SLAVES,
And other personal Estate Of the Rev Samuel
Smith u. Crosley. dec among which are a vAiu
able collection of Books, Sin.ls Chair and Har-
ner5, and all the stocks CT Cattle. Sheep e. Hor-
ses, ard Farming Utensils bclsnging to the farm,
and th- crc?s of Gram. Hay and Fodder thereon
made. SOME Household Linen, ard other articles.
n credi, of six months will be given to all who
purchase above the value OF twenty dollars, the
purchasers giving bon! with approved security.
to cary interest from the date but If punttualiy
paid the interest vii he remittsd. Ready money
will be required for all purchases not exceeding
twenty dolar5.
Elizabeth M'Croskey, Ex'x.
Williamsburg, Eov. 2S, 1904. ids
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CHARLOTTE CoUBT, Gth AUC UST,
1904.

CHARLOTTE 20 URT, 9th AUG UST,
1904.
Sar1ae' A. Jackson ard Mary his w;Sc. for :
merry Mary Greenhll, widow of Sar.uc! -
Greenhill, Francis Jones and Cs,ha,inc =
HIS ~iie, Thomas Wcrsam and Sally his -
vile. Edmund Wells guardian OF Ia,,ha. Z
David Pasohsll, Ssn,uel, Elizabsih, Ma
ny and Philip Creenhi'i. infsnr children :
ofsamuei Grecnhill. dec. plaintiffs. =
AGAINST -
JOHN Davis, Defenders.
'HE defsrdant being served with a .1I2r-
3 ma md falling to filc his answer the l,lain4
tiHs' bu. being ned to and still falling tc.
he tle sarc-The court on the nation Of the
rlai"inIs by their attorney doth take the bill lnY
, contested On coz Iteration thereof and of III.
report of the commissioners made in this sr;. aud
arguments by counsel or behalf of the plaintiff.
II rs orScrcG and Get'er. that the plaintiff reco-
YER against the defendants one hundred and nine
ty-'wo pounds and their COSTS in this behalf ex-
pcndcd-finless The SAID defendant shall on or te-
tore the first day Of the oouu after he shall
have been served with copy this decree. shevz
cause to The con'-ary.-plaintiis' costs, 70 d..
lars and II cents.
| Copy-Testc.
v,4t THOMAS READ, OK.
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CONDITIONS.

Il fhall be printed on iuperlne woye paper,
with az elegant new type.
The price 10 fubfcribers will be lzos Dollars
per vol. in boards, or Tvae Dollars and f1tt
Cents, hsnGfomely bound and le'tered.
60 thofe who iubfcribe for ieveral COPIES Oil
count will be made, propofiioned to The nun
Der fubfcrlbed for.
TIE advantage of having this invaluable Book PRINT
ed on argsAno and, at the fame time in portable and
eonveaicntS rs appears 70 evident, that the eneou-
ragemeat Nd Ia warrant undertaking q ueh
rasgnirude Sghfdently expected; a portable volume
would often in moment OF lelure' ~nes
she ize O. large ,Neldy folio, would operate as an
apology for leaving itopcned in this way imali Ppr
lions Of time would be proftabty employed, which might
otherwife be totally loft In large families Bloie m
Volumes aording opportunity fnr everai TO reao az
once, may fometimes be peculiarly convenient ieen'
fupelHuous TO add much this It 70 lay
thai no reasonable expence pai shall De fPared, 70
render this edition Of the Holy Scriptures botn eofe
and elegant.
The above work is in pres add will be finiihed about
the end of he pt-f-st year
ar subscriptions received by X.
and /. Gray, King freet, where ipe-
cinen Of the paper and printing may
be ieen.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

III virtue Of a Deed of 7Tueexecut-
I'd md 5eariag da,e on the 8fb dy Of .57anaaty,
1898, betpoeru I1aae P0llDek If tde, fyq pasl,
nm Deakirs.. juv. ls.facr dfefajtal u lbf e.
end bar,, and Jouah I1omElon ard Rieoa'a
Yencbeftbe i6i,a payt,
/, tic Eobicriber, bang the executor, device,
and legal aGignee OF the fald William D.skins,
Jun. dcceaied, for the purpolc of executing the
trnts in and by tha, deed declared, ibaII and will
on luctday the 27th day Of March next. if fair,
if net the next tair day, al the tavern Of John
r. Barney, in George Town, expafe at public
fae, Sfof Cslh The shighea bidder, that
VaIua6le Lot,
fiua.e1 On Wafer itrect, III fad town, on which
III holte at rrelcnt occupied by Mr.. Barney as
.agcrD ttands, together with all The buildings
and improvements or the fanr. Said lot + ont
ing On Wafer ttrcet 81 feet, and rnnning back
,l75 feet parallei with Cherry alley, and binding
there n being part of hat lot delignated in tie
plau of Old Gec,ge Town, by No. 40
A}so.
Another Lot on Keys ffreet (being
psrT o. alas ios deiisna'ed by M. II, 10 ne pis
OF VI Jtoi2c Io"9,i coDPicnehul'S d PAit Vi
ttss whari i.teIy occupi as a lumber yard BY
Nj. George King.
6lD,
A large and convenient two itory
Brick Dwelling iiaafe.
M psrdcu.ar Information relative to the
sbev- valuable pr perry may be had ar any time
previous 70 tie day Of fale, by application TO
Nj f.s. Tham,fon and Vlc.ch, in Alexandria,
jnha 7. M-fon, E!q. George town, or to the
fabcrioer.
FRANCIS DEAKINS,
Executor and Device q William Deakio., Junr.
decs9,ed.
G ge town, aGaty IS. faw27M
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STOUGHTONs
GENUINE BTU L Rs,
Faithfully prepared al the original ware
hOuje London.
Iannary ]

TO make any obfervaiions here, upon the 10,
psrior qualify of thefe Bittss, to aoy ever offered
for falc, is reedlefs; fuaire it tofay, that they
have food the tea Of appreciation great nambe'
of years.
Gentlemen, who. prefcr'bitters, will find them
an elegant and wnolefome preparation; and now
for the 6rR time. imported IN quart bottles, as
we'll as vials, which will reduce the price near
one half.
ar Country flores and taverns fuppied by.'heE
dozen or groce, with very large allowance IN
the price, or battered for country produce, on ap
LEGATION to Mfrs. Robert and John Gray, book
Eellers, Alexandra.
Sold alto, (Retail)
By Rapine, Conrad and Co. aookfeors, Capt.
tol Hill, Warrington; John March, bookseller,
George Town; Tidney Graham, Norfolk, and
A. Buck, fredericksburg.
Nov. s. smiaw
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Tie Executors

Of Mr.. Winam lFlpsett, secesied, haze az
anxious with TO fcttlc the eitae accounts With TIE
Court as foon as pcRisIe, they hereby give notice
20 the legarees, and Others having unl'qoldated
accounts, that they bring rhem forward tor iet
slsns-nt, on or before the I5h ioitant. lfs
leearees are reqUcfed particularly to attend 20
th,s notice, as fhe executors cannot proceed to
mike The dividend OF zach part or parts OF The
e,fatr. as hsth come 10 their hands, Until fuca
accounts are given in, aajafed and fstled.
7bsy mil Sell,
for ready money. az MIR. Gsdiby's tavern, on ga
tuvday the zSsh inf. three BANK SHARES OF
III. augmented Stock Of the Alexandra Bank,
and on MONDAY the 30th inf. on the psemiies.
7hey 1ogY Sell
n. Tfsef of LAND called MARBLE HILL,
on which Mr.. William Tfiplett nov lives; the.
Number Of acres will be aleertained by actual
fpryev previous TO the fale. This land Is fertile
and telerably improved on il are good farm
boufe. ION mott elegant fituation) kitchen.
neat hoiie, corn houfr, fable, garden and or
rharas OF good fruit tees. This land lies about
Two miles from Colchcaer, one and au Halt irons
The Oceoqusn Mills, where there are high Pfices
given for every kind of country produce. The
terms Of fac for the land Will be the fame as
heretofore made known the fale of the other
tracts. On thc arne day, and at the fame place,
VAL be Sofa,
Mr.. Trirlett's right and inteseA he had IN Pew,
No. -, in Pohick Church, together with
few articles no, iold at the Rouod Hiilfale.
Charles Little, rx,tors
George Tnplett,
OF Wm. Trip'ett.
Tar. IA d30J.
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FORT FOLIO.

c. THE Patrons ofthe poa, ,
LILO, and the puplic generally are !
formed, that on the firlt day of lam
ry next, the publication of the f on.
volume wilIcemmence. "
The friends to this establisbn.,
will plealerecolled, that one ofthe NJ
neceiiary stipulations is the paymep,,
one years subscription, { FlUs Dola,
in advance.
subscriptions or arrearages will i
thankfully received for the Editor, |
the Editor of the Alexandra AdverI
er, who is his agent in this place.
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HOUSES TO LET.


TIE fubicrln-s haylag renewed tram Alex
and,l4, is o,areas Of letuag bis TWO HOUSES
u Wafer arlr:. il,gzted upon fhc north ana fool!
corners If J:frsj2n freet. They are vail fuif.
- 20 the a.cannodatop Of fnal FAMILIES, have
N uninterrupted aao ext6ndge view Of Potomac,
with vel eneiof-} essdsna sni nsceGsry on,
,uid; &, attaehes
A lev unitnae ed iofs under fence, adjoining
he above sr 7e 81 iale.
For Pafeiceat, apply to Mr.. D. w. Scott.
nesrl9 ,pp.f,e tbe ptemiies, or to r. |. Taylor,
Esq S,ag nreet.
T. HAMILTON.
DEC 6 60
DIsaR CT OF COLUMBIA, TO WIT.
NOVEMBER TERM .5lcr'a CoauD, 1891
Cornelius Burt, Cm,i'ot.
M;)4olf g N,cbolos F,anbys, In c6ast<,,.
E4scb Baryet1 and Daaiei M
Cl.0n, DeSs,s.
5 TIE Defendants, Michael s Nicholas Fam.
hus: I'D Eaoch Bareet5, NOT having entered their
spoearsnse, according to The act of Afembiy
49,. rhe roles OF mis- court, and II appearing 70
he f4,istaalon Of the court upon affidavit, that
he l.ad NJ .chael and Nicholas Frambus, and T.
noch 3 se,t, are not inhabitants of this dftiet
o. motion OF lie isd complainant By his coun
81, it's ordered that the faid defendants Michael
nd Nicholas F,anbu., snd Enoch Barrett, do
appear on ,he Fl & DAY Of March court nex,, and
ntcr their appearance to the fi,, and give f:cu-
.i,y tor performing the decree Of the cours, and
thar the other eeiendan, Damel Mclean do
not pay away, convey or iecrete t'e debEs by
BIN owing to, or ;he eeate or ef<tss in his hands
,elongins 10 the fald aoient Defendants Michael
and Nicho.as Fam us, and E. Rarrett, until the
furtter order or decree o, this Court, and that
COW Of this order oe forthwith pubjiihcd for two
months iuccefivelJ in one Of the pupiic News
pspsrs pubiihed in this county, and that another
copy be pcaed at he front door OF the Court.
Houle Of the f.d county.
s.opy
IEsTE.
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TO LET,

A.,goed three fOy BRICK HOUSE.
Ca Prloce. freei, lately occupied by Mr.. Law
rrnce. between he flores OF Mr.. Rsmiey and Mr..
Hoaefon, poAsfGen will be immediately given
for ,erms apply 10 AARON HIVES, who lives
JOHN HARPER. ssn'r
co
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A two. Cory fraae H USE, ADD alarge LOT
for a Gsr1en, with Well f good water at the
door, on Doks areet, about three iquares to inc
eaifward OF the Stone Bridge: poeeiiion may De
had immediately.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-25
HUGH SMITH

Has received By the Ann, the United States, am
the Orion, from Liverpool,
A complete assortment Of Qwsn's Ware,
and can now fupply country merchants on the
rno,tel notice. Has ALTO received number OF well
ASSORTED CRATES,
in excellen, condition. HIS FOR iale as uiuai
China and GlafS Ware.
L;keqv;r for sale, Pipes by the box, Crowley
Steel, New Cattle Grindtto9es.
Or. 20. doteo
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THIS IS to g1Us Netlce,

That the fubfcriber hath OBTAIN
from the Orphans Couft Of The county Of AL
andria, 10 the Djtritt OF Columhis, Letter
Administration on The perlonal properly Of nj
paret Lo4u, late OF Alexandra, dtccafed ali n
fops having claims againtf the fid deceafs 4
hereby warned to exhibit the fame, With vouc,l
thereof, to The iubftiiber at or before IN. Id
day of June next they may ctherwifc by Law /
excluded from all hsneht OF The iaid eRate,
Given ander my hand this l4ih day Of D
1903.
Thomas Vowel, Jun.
Adminiaratos.
NIB. All peffonS Indebted to the laid ,R,
will pleafr make immediate payment to Ii. !
minifrator.
Dec. a9. Iav6
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SPANISH HIDES.

1000 spanlih Hides juf receivedby
~. a Nm peeG3ent from Gu racoA, and Co iale ~
- JOHN TUCKER.
Wiz Ias or hard,
5000 lbs. Green Coffee, Musco
yaao sugar. ia hhds. and bbls. sp'oa'p. Cotton
and quantity Of courfe Salt, &c. &c
He will ALTO give orders for cargoss OF Salt At
Tarks Ila.d. payable in the United States three
months after the delivery
January ]
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FUH Rem j.,
Tn Lqyge q coromim
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,

rtar ibt Tss Try cJEce,
a, present occupied b, Niliian Rhodes, as a
TAVERN
The Rand as fuch, is 10 well known. that it is
deemed nnneceTary to give any further deftriptian
Of it-immediatc poG: fi,o will be given, anu
terms made known, by applying near the George.
town College.
MARY ANN FENWICK.
George, Town, Jan.7 1894. Iawsw
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No ice.

M 1OE.
A, he reqnef Of one Of the creditors Of JnI
M'Donad, BANKRUPT, the allowanceof bis ID
certificate is pofponef until the Isih OF MID
nextat 10 o'c2' k A. NJ. at the court hOOt
he County OF Wilmington, a. which time I
place il will be allowed unless caule be then q
there lllewa to The contrary.
w. CRANCH, afiasnt Judge Of
Circuit court Of the Dlfritt OiC
lunb;a.
.n,A
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-25
JOSHUA RIDDLE

BEGS leave to inform his friends and tNF
lie, that he has joa received a very compe'
Anortment of Fall Goods, "a,
condaing OF betf iuperdar, hne and coade III nd
Of every colour, kcftymrres. fwanidoWnI,' ,, I'D
fcsts, fancy cords, velvcts, krricys' nsi gI,.5
plains and kendall cotrons. rofe and ttripe0 ~ [,.
cts, asnnels, baiz-s, coatlngs, naPt t'izes' n
closks, Bookings, ticklenburgs, ofnaOuFS'
fan rolls. Alto. variety OF
FANCY GOODS, IA
the whole of which he offers at the 'nfI' ! = ,tJ
prices, for ready payment, or on the uI I,o,,
TO ,hola whole punttuality may DC re'''u'
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A Lot about AL feet on Potomac

asaod, extending ssitward aoout so feet, TO an
alley. This may be rented for about ten years,
aud, perhaps. on ground ren: forever. This lot
IS very near TO Wolfe Rseet ana Knk's wharf.
VIM. Hawthorne.
- co
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a1-Thofe citizens who are IN
areas tor Corporation faxes, are hereby f'@",
to pay up the fame or the Collector will % /.
ders the difagreeabI, neceGlty ofproceedIng a.
hem as the law directs.
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81 Nv refdence hereafter will be

n Freaet,ekIbuFg. lhsll continue to attend he
COUNTY courts of Prince William and Stafford,
tEs 3iar;sf courts of fredericksburg and Hay.
Ms-ke,. the Richmond chancery diaria court,
ard tl,e court OF appeals. My clients mayfee me
av,say every Prince William Caur, commencing
-, The Sra Monday in each monthly at the fame
ets,e IN which have hitherto done bufinels in
Quantities..
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TOWNSEND g PLUMB

Respectfully inform the pupiic thar they have
jua received and opened for iale, on fai'sS H'ee,
near the corner of Prince Rrcet, handiome al
fortmens of Ladies and Gentlemens'
SHOES:
Ladies' kid, Morocco and leather, with and
without heels.
Spanged kid, with and without heels
Mites Morocco and leather.
Mems ane and coare Shoes.
Boys do. do.
Childrens' Morocco and leather, viii, num-
Der of other kinds Of hoes whuiefale and re AL.
Great attention will be paid to thofe who VIII
pleaic to favour them with their cnftom.
Oct 40. n3m
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50. fS. ------
ar Cath given for clean Linen and
Cotton Rags.
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JaH' IT
The FYesh0lder5 and H0u5eks9G
ofthe Town of ALexGndrla, /

WILL pIeafe to take notice, that P0I
will be opened at the Court Houie. in the W
Gil Chamber, on the l4th day OF Fibu'!'
10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the pufp&
chofiog I" twelve fit and able mcn, being 10
h lder,," to repreient the CORPORATION, a. M
Allermeu and Common Counclimsn tot T
ptelen year.
Geo. Drinker. Collector
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fOREIGN AFFdIRS.
LONDON, APRIL IL

LONDON, APRIL ~.
It appears that Mr.. Drake, is not the only
Britiih envoy illuminated by the French. The
Gazette de France of April ;, contains the follow
ing article, faid to be dated from Carliruhe.
/" 1t is not a matter Of indifference TO France
to keep pretty watchful eye on Sir Spencer
Smith, 1--WE believe the gentleman alluded to, is
only Mr.. Smth) Britilh envoy at Safeguard
This minifter. daily receives foreigners, who
come from the Banks of tn Rhine, and again
difpat hes them TO different countries. W.
are ahured he has very large fums at his difpo-
fal with which he pays fecret agents, whom he
tends to travel. variouAy dilguied, along the
Banks Of the Rhine, and who even pats that
river in the night time to enter France, where
theie profiigates can only be employed in hatch
ing plots"
The journey of Madame Bonapar.e, mother
of the tirit conful, to Rome, at the prefent
juneture, is a iirsular circumftance. cipecial.
ly as the was accompanied by itrong guard,
and in fuch hate, that the would not itop to re-
ccive the congratulations of the public func-
tionaries. letter from Rome in the Cirf DR.
Cabinet fays chat madame Bonaparte, mother Of
the princets Bcurgheie, was foon expected
The obiec of the old ladys journey may be
merclya Wifi to her daughter but we reccol-
!ett, that at the commencement of the French
rcvo ution, the aunss of Louis XVI, wiiey
withdrew form the gathering form. Madame
Bonapartc may have thought prudenr to fol-
low their example. Diamonds and Jewels arc
eaGly carried