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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24

lie Ciy Of hic5mond. On Afs.aqy IL s.::ib da,y
81 Oece0te', az be se4I ot ow Lor!, one lioa-
s'0d cigts b0.4,ei Gnl ,,.O, saa u tLe ,o".uon-
Fre0It5 zee tSvei;ty -seVe7sf5.
An Aet mare ctee,ua!ty 70 prssdSe tr t5e payment
9'aIes upon lands 1sitbiH '5is commonwealth.
Passed 29.h January. 1905.
NTHEREAS numerous Inconvenience and
w losses have accrued TO this conmonw cath,
from the want of Az adequate mCje for the sub
Jecuon OF lands TO the payment Of taxes. And
whereas 1t IS a principle in well organized 70
vernmen's, thar property should DC holden sub
serven' 10 the purposes thereof:
Be II enacted, That when the taxes upon any
traet - survey ot land shall have remained uni aid
tor he space ottyyo Years. such traa or survc, of
Land shall BE- forfeited o the commonwealth and
NunleS 70 location. according TO the ;erErs pre
scribsd b: a. at; eniituied - An AZ for reducing
mo one the several acts concerning the land of
n'e, a ceriainiug the terms aud manner Of .rr-,nt
ing wa and unappropria ed lands, for se;,ling
IKE uile and bound: OF lands directing the mode
OF prac%ssionmG, and prescribing the dury of sur
Veyors, 50 tar as the said aef applies to waste
and unap ropriatedIand. and not 20 j..Je;tsiland:
ana title thereto ,ha!! De acquired by The SAID To-
cauon and by the payment Of The taxes due, u,on
such 'r1ei or survey of land: Provided never'he
'eS' ina the tract or survey Of and so as af,re
Sa'd forfeited, shall be subject o the redemption
OF the FORMER righ'fu and proper owner. al anv
TINE within one year after such forfeiture shall
nave accrued. upon the pa, meut of the taxes due
'hereuTon, with iniere.. upon the same from tie
time they became paY able
dad 0e 1t ftrtber enacted, That at anv time with
IN six m'n,hs after the annual return of the lis,
'tinsoivents or denquents for lac non payment
ot taxes upon land into his office, The auttor Of
ms conhmonw eaith shall cause this act 10 be pub.
iheu TOR three several times in he gazette of the
printer OF this commonwealth, and in some news
paper OF general circulation, published At the seat
OF me general government: Pr vided always.
that nothing in this at shall be SO construed as
70 authorize the location Of any lands within the
purVlew OF this az, before the expiration of the
nme limited for the redemption thereof; nor 20
Affect the rights of infants fenaes covert, or per
son: OF unsound mind. until one year after the dis.
abilities shall have ceased
AZ ~. acts and parts OF acts, within the purview
OF this att, c.e hereby repeated
his al shall commence anG be in force from
and 1t. the first day of March next.
"a copy from the Roll,)
Test, u,q.
J. FILE SAINTS ir EeeDer of Roll,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24

The 1Ohaie-which came up the river
few days since may nov be seen at the
high bridge leading to Kensington, having
been raised out of the water On Wednes
day by the exertions Of about forty men {:
1t IS at present exhibited at full length,
with the Jaws expanded, and is undoubtsd
'y one OF the creates. curiosities which
have been witnessed in this city.-.i6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
NNw-YoNK, March Is.

BY ,hc arrival Of The fast sailing ship
New YORK Packet. captain Webb. London
papers 10 the i4th Of February have been
received at this Office. The following We
~ important s,ticies give reason to believe
that the long mcdi.ated invasion sf Britain
has ere now been attempted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
ITRANSLArIoN.1

Extract from Proclamation issued by
pessalines, General in Chief of the i'll
degenous army at Saint Domingo, ON
or about the 10Th of January last
&" The First Year ofIhe Independence
ofbe h"ohic If Hapr.
"CrTIzENs CouNTRYMKN,
"I have assembled on this solemn day
those brave military men, who, on the eve
of collecting TN" last breath of liberty. have
lavished their blood TO save it lhos pc
nerals who have guided your efforts Il
gainst tyranny, have not yet done enough
for your happiness. The French name
still hangs your country with mourning
every thing traces back the rem. mbranCe
OF The cruelties OF that butchering peop'c.
Our laws, our manners, our towns all
still wear the French image--what do
sayi there exists Frenchmen in our island.
and you think Yourselves free and hide
pendent Of that Republic hich. il is true,
has acknowledgements ainatlons, but wh,cl,
has never vanquished those who would be
free.
All what viGtims oF credu!ity and in
diligence during fourteen years-Van-
1uished, no. BY French arms, bat by the
dec ful eloot-ncc Of the proclamatinus
OF their agents. When shah we ge' tired
of breathing the same air with them
VIA, have we in common with peopic
who commit sach cruetics COMPARED
to our Haticnt moderation, their coinlr to
ou:s, the extent o!the seas which separate
us orr avengiDg cilme---ali tell us sufRci
emily they are nor our bruthrrs-,hat they
never will become so--and that if lhev
find rcfugc amongst us. thew viii still be
the p'otters oftroubes and divisions.
Indigenous Citizens, Men, Women.
Girls and Chillren--casi your eyes around
every part Of This sand-Scek voutherein
your wives, you husbands, yonr brothers
your sisters ?--What do say-sech YOU
therein your children, your sucking babes?
What is become of them ?-thc prey of
French vullures! Instead ofthese endear.
ing objects, the eve, disnayed, behnIds
their assassins, like tigers trickling yet
with blood, whose presence reproaches
your insensibility and guilty siowness in
avenging them.
Remember thaty you have done nothing
it you 90 not rive nations terrible but
just example Of that vengeance, which
people, proud of having recovered their
liberty and Jealous Of maintaining It, ought
to exercjse.---i4et us tetrifv all these y, 10
would dare attempt 70 ravish it from US
Let us begin with the French"
Gen. Oessalines arrived at Aux-Cayes
from Port au-Prince the day before capt.
Flower of the schooner Eagle left thai
.pOrt. On his arrival he. ordered tLa 1T.
.Comingndant to be arrested, and throWn
into prison and thus terminated the work
OF destruction which for some time back
had been progressing in that unfortunate
island.
~. l.-...- O.. l. L.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
POSTSCRIPT TO THE BRITISH NEPTUNE.
LONDON, February Is.
IlIPOR T-fJVJ' T'JF1). RlI5TTON o,, fbe
.GKTRIHNI, nr TArIy aornn AZ

The pubic may place the fullest reli
ance on the authenticity of the following
statement, which we have just been favor
ed with from the most unqnestiomable au.
thorlty.-Two Swiss officers, (brothersj in
The French service, are just arrived from
France, having made their escape from
thence. They have been examined b.
fore the Privy Council, and made decla-
ration that the invasion Of this country will
be attempted in the course of the present
week, wind and weather permitting.
Price os Stocks this day at one O'Clock.
Reduced 56--l.8 l-4-Consols SIS So
81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
Loss or TIE U. Sites FRIG.4T'E
P{ITLdU LPHL4.

We regret 10 state that accounts from
various quarters conHtm the intelligence
of the loss OF this We ssel--irom the follow
log articles 1t vii! be seen that a doubl can
40 longer be entertained or The subject;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
(yaleranfi5'ia Erho8it9r, J

Some days since a WHALE, about forty
feet long, having missed his way, and got
up our bay as faJ as Reedy- Island, near
which it ran ashore and was killedhy some
OF the country people.--We are told It IS
on It's way to this city, where it will be
exhibited TO the view Of the curious.
PM rat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
From the LewDoN COULTER. Jan. %.

Haiy, Dec. 25.-The American ship
Philadalphia, captain Bainbrdge, Of "a
guns, which blockaded the harbor of Fri
poll, pursuing q frjpoli,an zebeck too far
ran aground. and the crew consisting of
$50 men, were ali made prisoners by the
Tripolitans."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
We have few Il gsheads md Quarter Casks
Of very excellent
Madeira Wine, far sale.
GIBSON q JEFFERSON.


23J March, 1904. 90
A>Wea Comfy Courl, December lSh, 1905,
Ludlow Bramham, plaintiffs
AGAINST =
John Boswell Johnson, Thomas NJ. Iohr. =
son, William Johnson. Patrick Miehe T 3
and Dorothy MS wife, Jane Johnson ard 8
Ann Johnson, defendants
II appearing to the sa'isfa Zion Of the court Ina,
the defendant John q Johnson is not an lima.
b'ant Of this state, AM ne NOT having entered his
appearance and given -ecuri'y according TO the
~ of assembly and the rules of this court On
size motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney. nj, NJ.
d"rcidof de0eef by the court, th1t he do a,;sar
here on The ii1st dav Of May term next ana an.
sweSthc plaintiffs hill andt that copy or,his o..
dsrbr forthwith inserted in some prsiic newsya.
per in the city Of N'chnord for two months src.
cessiyey and posted atthe trent doorof the eourt.
bouse Of this county.
A Copv--Tcste.
VIZ. g. Po1NDEXTER, D. CHE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24

| not made az all, or not forwarded, were
withheld by the latter. For al this Mr..
Jefferson was greatly blamed by the friends
OF the former administration. Candor,
however, will decide, that if Mr.. Adams
was so di,trusIful Of his successor, Mr..
Jefferson could not be much 10 blame for
refusing To confirm acts prompted by such
distrust; * ifthe former designed TO throw
Obstacles IN the way Of the administration
ot The latter, II w.S 40 part IF duty o: pro
pr'ety 20 suller thcmaN quietly 10 remain.
IL 1t be an honor 10 Mr. Jefferson, i, may
be mentioned. that he permitted many to
retain their Offices. VINO were appointed (
ven from these mot.vvs.-On the next
morning, Mr.. Adams hasteued from the
CIV oil Washington, and staid not to
witness the inauguration Of his succeA.
sor.
During the lapse Of three peai8 Of MIR.
JeHcrson's adInmistr,tiun, what las the
country experienced! HAS she realised
any OF those horrors which were 30 s,ong
ly PARTED OF positively predicted before
lie test Of t!jal could decide! Which of
those irightg,tl evils have we wines ,ed in
iact {! Which has actually befa!len us
Let The country speak-Is a thee wears
uninterrupted course fproioundF tacr, an
evil Is a total relief from Internal 7ares.
ande'is! istherapid discharge OF our ittl5Hc
de6f, at evil f! Is the entire freedom OF
steech and of the iiress, al evil? Is The
opeuing Of our couulry Tor an asylum TO
the ahhre&sed. an evil? Finally, is it an
evil, that We have acquired wlthou, blood
Il 4.
navigaIion of a yiVer of,ne FIRST magni,uds
and importance, with an the relative and
calia,rral benefits Spdng.ug from their
possession; and that we Shall never b,.
required for these acquisitions 10 pay All
additional cent Of taxation? We forb,ar
10 advert 10 the fruitful seQ8ous. the sue.
cess O asyieuhiTal pursuits and of c2D,-
D'ercial enterplZe, the progress of iear7iing,
aud the revival Of r-iigi9R, the maintenance
OF morality, ali which have DISTINGUISHED
the three past years, and ought ever TO b,
aScribed gratefully to the Mosl High, with
out the mention Of man.
When we look back and consider what
was hrofheaied OF the years which are now
elapsed, and compare those Ciireful prow-
rostications with the Jlicts we have wines
sed and the 6encfta we have actually exDe
rienced, il furnishes one of the most hum
bling views which was ever exhibited of
human nature. And this view is becorn.
ing more and move huniaiing from dav
to day and from week to week. by the a
buses, calumnies and inveGtiges, which
continue 70 be poured upon the govern
ment, under the MOST irres!s,ablc demon
airalions Of The vsis,lom, patriotism and
unriYalled excellence Of It's measures.
(P0hEcaL oba,V0lory }
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
R,rtracs efa lct,er from Lisbon, jan. l6, 10

A9-OFT0CE q q ~ = .I'cN3 L,3O0N, Jtl. 8, %
resheoi1bie merchant IN Boston.
"Youhave doubtless heard OF the news
which arrived here Yesterday, of the loss
of the lrigatr Phii1l'eha;a, which ran a
shore near Tripoli, aud was taken by a
number of gallies OF that nation HE shi2
was got off and the crew have arrived at
Tripoh. We have not heard the particu
lars"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24

Capt. Williams, arrived IT Salem, says,
1t was reported at Cad:z, 'ha, Banaparte
mad landed AN army Of 10000 men upon
The Island OF Guernsey.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
} iNEUNU ItIIyIRD1.

TF Sanford Edward, who abour ,h;r.een yeart
ago lived within o. r'iles 90. 'eu.c~, s.. Z. ~
any Of his children 80 ap'iy 70 -i- 4. b ird's
own K"ntnekU they MAJ her of lm..tirg e
their advantage. alsJs...- -b,A ..,.
Bairis Town. Jan Is it 81
N 3 The editor Of NJ Hau.nai in'-;i.eneev,
and the editors Of new psp:cs IT. the fouthern dc
partmert. Of the u sta'es, are fcqusGsd o. civ,
the above a few Infections r r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
Thirty Dollars Reward,

For,a&ins up and delivering 10 ~, .uD-, cioer.
light grey HORSE. ia !; name ana tan, bgtw cen
Is and IL hands hish lie was oaned 10 wo-
man by the name ofiietsey Owens about , weeks
ago, to ride 81 miles, near King q Gorge COURT
house, and ue.therthe woman nor hcrst have been
heard ofsince The said Befsty Owens has DIX
rair.ani grey ewes. between % ana % years old,
nlhas three children now living in King Gorge
unity. Al persons are forewaIned tr@ limp Tor
OF purchasing said horse
CHARLES WILKINSON.
King George, March 23d, 1904 l.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
E-rtrGct Of a letter from Gi5ywlto-', Jan. 0
70 q gentleman IN hoalon.

10 u gentleman hoston.
"Ynu have undoubtedly heard of the
loss Of the PhladeleAia. She STRUCK, on
roc!; while in chase OF Il 'rripoiitan cruz
zcr, OF Tripoli, and after foar hours re
s'stance, to NO purpose, was obliged to
strike 10 The gun boats. She has since
been got off and carried into port. Her
officers and crew are all prisoners if not
slaves. The officers are said to be treat.
cd with humanity; and il is said the crew
were stripped immediately on their land
ing, even 20 single shirt, and that thsv
were on their allowance. This most I'm
fortunate occurrence, has entirely derang-
I'd the conImodore's plan"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
The subscriber 1UJA yccc1Ue

until RE 14fb day IF ne,cf month. Il. tbe pat &c ma
nvactoyy Of arms, PROPOSALS. IN furnishing
tbe eoHrroSrealT6 siaiD far ne L.vaiy ,bege-
eE SIX h0ia,e Ell pair Of H9LSZEK5, ..A.- s.a 6l,
dyed GVCPD Belts.
Re vii as, eceiVe. p~,i t5e above dq'e, b., oosaks
for erecting a ECJSN in RE CIT f (ic6moi4, 5o,
tts preservation q pajIic Orenaars-
TCHE CL5FAE
Marcel 20-b 1904. tiIs,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
T8LU9BLE PK1PEETY F0R 5.4LE.

THE Corner Brick Tenement in this city. in the
occupation o. MeiIrs Ellis - Allan, !ua n &
Others, forming three flores with cellars AM &C.
Communications for ;hrce ia1ilies-alfo three ,eh.
ems attached to il, w''h al Other aPpenCages.
Mr. lohn Price will fhew the boupdar,, NJ
the land alto, the various convenience THIS Il.
,uation Cor mercantile buGnets 70 lar recommends
itfelf THAI any iar,be Description or ecrimen. an.
on il is though unnee -n>ry Ihofe VINO are air.
pofed TO Purehafe will DC plesied 20 make auni-
cation 20 the utlcriber between ths ana the 10Th
OF next month aud il TO- fO,d by ;has date a, pri-
vate iae il will be Offered a, public Caelo ,e,dv
money. Should .l- lubieribsr b abfent sey- day,
in the mean fime, Jos G-liego and Jos sco,,,
sigs. pr either OF chem, will have sGequatc Pow
er 20 conclude IN agieemen., wher Wit be duly
confirmed AID ratified b.
DAVID ross.
P,slw7n4. 2J5 Dareb 1868 lisa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
Sports of the Pit.

q RdIN cff7oc1ty one Cocts 7yH be fHq5t at
SnsscN cOwft.u5e, on tbe I'd 7uesiqy IN Nav
mkt. for one 7b7Y md DJllars. 2be subse,ibe,
vii use bis enaeauors to base toe best rccoaBog f;
ms
IL tbe same time and biace ,gU be oFryed far
sa'e e'gbf o. ten Negroes, consisfia2 NJ Il uaip.Le
m"0. f7ee ~ foW P'oH,5 boys, and foe qirLs--fJe,
are yeD ayk0li, HleL, and comDose me fanHy aaa.
" Vaip1ble pair y Jomg, wr.i maiclSi 2eg borse,.
GEO. DTLLARD.
Mrc5 10 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
FOF SALE.
On Friday the eth day of next month, will bc
sold to the highest bidder, al Duniirl>, in King
Queen county,
A TraGE Of Land,

contiguous to said to'vr, and containing 1859
500 acres of THIS land ave low grourcs on
Mauapony river, and compose 4 handsome plan-
tation m good order f,r forrliHS-rhe emai-der
consists Of high land adjoining, o. good caai1v,
and has on ii q commodious dwelling hcu.c, Sc
sides valuable orchard of peach and apple trees.
A the same time viii be sold several improved
LOTS IN the town, on one oly.hich here is 4 con.
venent tavern, with stables and garden. The
property will he sold collectively ~ separately IS
purchasers may wish. The hand " i'll be s!,ey.n %
any per, on, on application TO MIR Samuel Faunt-
leroy, who resides near it. One third c tic mo-
uey viii be expected in hand, and The balauoe in
three annual payments
THOMAS MILLER.
Powhatan March Il, 1904 In
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24

], PLEASANTs. r.. Keener Of polI,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
Land for Sale,

By virtue Of Deed Of Trult made
so me. By James Douglas aid Daniel Dou2lals,
and their wives, to iecnyc the payment OF debs
due by them TO VIM. Gunnell, jun. OF Fairfax
county, and the intereA thathas accrued thereon,
snd in pnrfusuce of the covenant and Populations
tbe,sin contained, hal proceed TO fell, for rSGdy
mon.y, On the premifts. on T6ayfday The fefosd
DAY ef dsssa next, at eleven o'clock IN the
forenoon,
A certain tract or piece of Land,
a,;.5 III Fairfax county, near the mouth OF D'th
celS Run; being the tract wbereoa the mill OF
the f.id Jas and Daniel D uSlafs lately food.
tie nletes snd bounis of which are particularly
f't forth in the faid Deed o! FtsR, and will sc
ihewn at the tipe and place of falc, together
WITH all the improvements, advantages and pri.
viieges that are now or belong to the faid pre-.
sndss. As it rs prelumed thoie dsilrocs OF pur
chafog will view and examine for ihenieiyes a
nose particular defcriprou Is deemed unnccefary.
Should the day prove rainy the leiwili take
place he nsxt fair day.
John Potts, 1IgFes.
July 10. dse ecds.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
T1oenty FSUe DojJ4rs Re,OaYd.


RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber's farm, in
shecounty Of Aexandsia, dhtfits of Columbia,
a alnssto nan called MATT COOK, abeut s
feet high, between $ ana 40 years Of age, ons
hair waich he wears tied, TAX 81 wbte lair on
sh- foot of his head, ittsc to tte Ieft, coop
or by trade be has feveral fears OF bis arms and
wrias, fear 90 bis back occadoned by a icald,
and itycra marks from whip; be IS very fond
of drink and gambling; he tool; With hin va
risty Of clothes and iome eoopef's tools. He
csofed the Potomac a, Georgetown few days
iace, and Will probably make for Baltimore, as
hs has been very anxious for forl- time pat TO
50 rofea. l viii give the above rewa,d for
recurring Gid fellow in any Jail, 70 that get
him again, OF thirty dollars, with reafonasle
charges if brought home. S. All matters Of
veacls aud others are forewarned harbouring, en-
ploying or caring of faid fellow at their peril.
c. F. Whiting.
TT 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
Proclamation.

WHEREAS there is reason to believe
that malignant fever now prevails in sc
veral of the West-Intia islands, and as 1t
has moreover beensdeemed expcdient TO
prohibit the admission of vessels into this
port whose cargoes may consist wholly, or
in part, ofarticlss liable to putretactlon, IN.
tll'the same shall have been inspected by
the Superintendent of Quarantine do
therefore, with the advice of the Common
Council, hereby declare the law for the re-
guIasion of quarantine at the port Of Alex
andria, 10 be in complete force and opera
ton from and after the Gate of these pre-
sen:s: And / do most solemnly enjoin all
masters and pilots having the command OF
vessels coming from any ofthe said islands,
as well as of vessels coming from any Q.
Their foreign port, whose cargoes may con-
sist wholly, or il part, of substances sus-
cep,ible OF putrefaction, TO bring such yes
sells to anchor at the place assigned for the
performance ofquarantine, and when there
to conform strictly with all the duties and
restraints required by the said law.
In testimony whereof have hereto
set my hand as Mayor of the town
OF Alexandria, and affixed the
\s6ALl seal of my Office the 10th day of
July, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and four.
ELISHA c. DICK.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
OF THE
Political & CON{lNEPCLAL
REGISTER,

Cbsying the impulse Of duty, the Editor
hastens to express his Acknowledgements
to the numerous and respectable patrons
ofthe REGIsTeR.' He trusts it will not
be imputed to IN ovcrweening vanity,
should he sscribe portion of this distin.
suished support to the belief which his fel-
low-citizens may entertain Of his faithful
adherence to the principles on which this
Gazette is declared to be established; and
he repeats the assurance that those princi-
pies shall never be departed from with de-
sign, nor the engagements, entered into
for conducting the Register, be intermitt-
ed by any relaxation of his zeal or his in-
du.try. He conceiyes that the course
which his duty Prescribes is plain, and that
it may be pupued not only with the apPro-
baton, but With the assistance of sound
politicians, real patriots, and good men.
.Arduous as the task may be to supply the
stream Of Information through all It's ebase
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
public aale.

On FRIDAY the 18th inf. at four
O'Clock, P. M will be ioii at Irwin aud DON
lap's wharf, ca tr<ait 4f 5, s nd 9 as'atbs,
ra5N The Sch'r SALLY,
WSM ENsburthen 900 bis. is in perfect order
~ 20 receivs cargo her fails, lcables,
anchors, running rigging AID boat nearly new,
with approximations cabin. She has been
run fox ion,e tine as Norfolk Packet, and IS
known TO fail very taft
Philip G. Ma5felltr.
July 10.
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rs Caution.

ABSCONDED from the fubicTiber's icrvicc,
BELL. M'INTOSH, Who was employed in the
capscisy Of houfskeeper. and took with hsr
goods and money TO the amount Of about Forty
Dollars qimy properly, and likcwic threatened
10 rake ny lfe, and the life of woman whole
huiband mad rented part OF the houfe. This
IS TO fcswarn all periops not TO trua The fsi,.!
Pell M'Intclh on my account, as will not pay
NY debts of asr soauaaing.
John M'Gregor.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
Political ard Commercial REGISTER.

Anew federal paper under this title has
inar nais it's appearance at Philadelphia,
from the press Of w. Jackson, Esq. We
nave received the two first numbers. Its
advertising department. bespeaks degree
ofpubiic patronage beyond any thing we
nave witnessed il this country; and we are
told It's subscription list is equally respecta.
bic. The reputation Of the editor warrants
very high expectations. The following
prospectus viii afford the reader fair spe-
cimen of his style Even. Post.
TO TIE PATRONS