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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25

WISH TO SELL,
MY PLANTATION,
In the lower end OF Cumberland county, contain
ing 5i2 acres, one third OF which is cleared; the
land is well timbered, and well adapted to the
cultivation OF corn, wheat and tobacco A further
descriptions thought unnecessary purchaser
may be accommodated with the crop Of corn. fod-
der. &c Joseph M.LAURINE.
Powhatan,Ju!y Il, 1904. (w3)
TRAVELS IN GREECE.
PROPOSALS,
Rr JACOB JOHyWSON OF PaTLADEL-
pHIh,
FOR PUBLIsHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
THE TRAVELS OF
ANACHhRSIS THE YOUNGER,
IN GREECE;
During TIE Middle Of The Fowr!h Century,
Before the Christian ara:
WITH NOTES AND REFERENCES.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03

Farmers and Merchants, Tale Notice,
ETNHAT the subscriber has got ia.
bierss MILL on Opequan, DE.
tween three and four miles from Mar.
tinsburg) in complete order for the re.
ceptiou and manufacture Of Grain; and
that for every hundred bushels Of clear
merchantable Wheat, weighing 6opound
per bushel, brought 10 said Mill, he viii
deliver u barrels Of uperfne Flour, and
win be responsible for he inspection 10
any market ID. the United States.
He win givs the highestprice ID Cash,
for Wheaf, Rye and Corr. sa
LEONARD CROW.
! December 50, 1905. 6m.
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i would eminently promote the Iitera.
ture of this country, and would prove,
In 81 respects, favourable 10 the gfatifi.
cation oftaste and sxtension Of useful M
formation. 3 .z
The Editor promises, Il encouraged
by liberal subscriptions, al that his D.
Tents and labours can perform toward the
successful execution Of the work which
he has proposed 70 undertake, and Re
hopes that this appeal 10 literary taste,
that this desire 70 diffuse knowledge ~
mong All classes Of society, win MT, like
Other attempts, which have preceded this,
be rendered ffuitiess, BY 4 cold and de-
pEsssing reception.
- Su6scrib fions Or he a6spe woyk Mil
6e sareiVed By =. 1i5Grtis, Marfinsburg.
lAft p
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03

A IL persons are hereby cautioned
n from taking an assignment on i
Note given BY the subscriber for the
payment ofthirteen dollars and seventy.
i've cents, dated December 24th, 1905,
payable the 18th Of April following, TO Sa-
muel Miller, thenof Shepherds Town,
Jefferson County, d the greater part is
already paid, and no credit thereon.
! GEORGE G.sKYSER.
Berkeley County, January 10, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03

TT having been the practice Of my
81 Negroes for some time pastto spend
much oftheir time in Shepherds own,
sundervarious pretences, without my per-
mission. This Is therefore TO caution the
inhabitants Of that place, and the public
in general from harboring Or dealing with
them In any manner, o. I am determined
10 prosecute ~ such offenders 70 the ex-
tent the law directs. s,ss, NJ ss
JOHN BLACKBOARD.
Swearingen's Ferry, January Is, iso4.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03
ron SALE.

n SMALL tract or parcel L AND,
IA situate In Berkeley County. con-
tanning about forty acres, wherein TIE
Poor House stands, adiaining the land
whereon Joseph Minginna now lives,
and about halfa mile from the Sulphur
Spring. A proportionable part Of said
land . cleared and under tolerable good
fence, and more may be cleared, some
Meadow made and more may be made,
the Buildings ara one Dwelling House,
wherein the manager lives, the Poor
House "a large building a Meet House
and Spring House Gall built with hewed
logs) ! Stable and Oven, farther de-
scription is thought unnecessary, il be-
ing presnmsd no person viii become .
purchaser, without previously viewing
the property Cornelius Kelly, nianag-
er at the Poor House viii shew the land.
The terms Of sale may be known by ap-
plying TO said Kelly, or TO either Of the
subscribers,
! s JOEL WARD,
JOSEPH FOREMAN &
5Ee EDWARD BEESON, !.
:. : Commissieseys.
December fe, 1905. q d
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LITTER 10 the Hon. flames Madison, &c.
crstayg Of state, accompa,sying shs
Prssidsnf's message efthe I6th inst.

Gy NsD Orleans, Dec. 90, 1908.
SIR, $500 s..4, z.
We have the satisfaction TO announce
70 you, that The province of Louisiana
was this dav surrendered TO the United
States by the commissioner or France /,
and to add, thatthe tiag Of our country:
was raised in this city amidst the acclama-
stions Of the inhabitants. s -
Theenelossdisa copy of an instrument
zofwriting which wassigned and exchang-
ed by the commissioners Of the two 70.
verrments, and Is designed Is . record
of this Interesting transaction. I u
sAccept assurances Of our respectful
WILLIAM c. G. CLAIBORNE
IA. WILKISON.
7hehsasrdbie famfs Mad
: son. SscreiaSy of State Cii-
iyef Washington.
The undersigned William c. c. Clai-
borne and lanes Wilkinson, commissii-
oners or agents Of the United States,
Agreeable TO the full power they have re-
ceiyed from Thomas jefferson Prssi-
dent of the United States under date Of
the, atst Oct. / 1908, and twenty eighth
year ofthe Independence ef the United
States Of Ameriea, 8 Brunaire, i2th
Of the Preach Republic countersigned by
the Secretary Of State James Madison,
and citizen Peter Clement Laussat, Colo
NAL Project, and commissioners Of the
French Government for the delivery in
the name Of the French Republic Of the
country, territories and dependencies o.
Louisiana, the commissioners or agentsoi
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03
Public HenlIue.
On TUESDAY,

A,o ,,e!sek, 4sil Be sold At The Yfss'ze Ssors
: ) Rum in hogfheads nd barrels.
French Brandy iaplpes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whiaey and Apple Brandy in bla.
sarsr 10 hhas. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
g s14s.' .ss brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
RaiGns in kegs, boxes and jarss
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Al o.
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coahngs,
Kerisymeres, Dafhls,
Plains and hcrleys,
Negro Cot,ons, Strges,
Elsficks, blue FREEZES,
calimancocs aud Rules,
yarn Stockings,
Chintzss and Caiicoss
Irih Linens, SilcGa do.
oGn,burgs and Ticklenbars,,
Mullins and Mallin Hanl'fs,
India. Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna HandkerchieEs,
Colourcd Threads, hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Feb. II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03
IHa,la'ou Glass.

ne Subscribers have received and
'0r sale, sby 10, and by 9, window glass,
us .,s AAl S,lnere ManufaA Dry. The quality is
]. ~, sFs It viii be sol, ar The Baltimore
nFy EXPECT TO rccel We very shortly,
- s'aFs i'om shs same psae.
5. R. I. Ha De. = Co.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03
FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM HARI,SI1ORNE,

FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM HARIS4ORNE,
AT HIS STORE ON KIRk's WHAT, Lower RnD
OF WOLF STREET,
New-England Potatoes.
Costfc Salt,
Midling. and Shoulders of Bacon on very lew
terms,
Ready made Bag.,
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Indian Meal. Rye Meal.
Shorts and Bran.
Supc,hne Flourin barrels and half barTsls,
Large and fmaIl vciIels may be con-
veniently accommodated with Wharfage on mo
derafe terms.
STORES to Jet on the Wharf, or goods re-
ceiyed In themon Storage.
AlaseeSTORE on Hoes Wharf to fell or let
with the privilege of receiving and ihirplng
gaods free of wharfage.
A FINAL HOUSE on Water Street next door
10 Major Muneatter's, for fale.
A number of LoTSin good Situations for fale
or TO let on ground rent.
Alex. latIlmo. soth. sosf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03
VI 40
JUST RECEIV E ID
AND FOR SALE.

AND FOR SALE,
french Brandy, Antigua and Gre
eas Run,
pLLASD GI.N--m9.rtsS III The ,S.t Awf.
pa fram Anftriaa,
Oh cry Bounce mao Of old fpiris.
Wires,
Loaf and lump Sogar,
Blown do.
si'een Coffee. Teas, 81
hKoiT-Applcs, So set Oranges, Lemons,
A',ass and Green Grapes.
NuIs-Alm0nd., En- slih Walnats, Shell
Afsw bls. Crab cyder..
700 bis. R. laana do.
1000 lbs. Cteef.,
Scots Barley, Posatosi, &s.
Thomas Ssmsns.
Who ,silhes TO Sell or Rent,
y suUSEsn Ps,ace arcet, opposite 10 Gs< rye
fy'eFs' ksi. Asy ferfon inclined u porchaie
- save great hsrgsia-~it will field for Cath,
0s''sFsd isssSs, Gs.sds.
jsn. 9. 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03
ssaleS bp audlun.

On WEDNESDAY,,
|, 70 ,'eisck, qviI6s lsllStt5e Ytxsse Store, ~
ID. so,atr ef Kiiag Gsd Usioa srfas,
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Unlikely in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks
Wine in pipss and quattsr caks
Moafes in hhls.
SugSr in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap ia boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Quesn's Ware, and
ALSO.
Auariety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARs-.
Broad Cloths, Isilh Linens,
/ CaRlm.res, C.iicocs,
KcTieys, Threads,
Coatings, { Chintzcs,
Hslgthicks, / Bcdticks,
fearuaught, Oznaburg,,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cott0ns, Handkerchicfs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, SIC.
THOS. PATTEN, Axaisxe.r.
Feb. ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03
S. THGMEE

y. T1lSl1EE
Begs leave to injc.p his friends and the pNalic II
general, that he has commenced buff.ls IL
the lice Of
G / T. D I N G
And ERameling on Gals,
few doors above Tie Wafli1sston Tavern.
Looking Gials and Pictures Frames
MADE & REGfLT.
N E e d LE WO RK
framed in handfome manner.
NAMES AND PROFILES
Correctly enamelled ca Giats.
S. THCNlEE, as arangcr beng determined
to cEabiilh himlcf in the line Of lis esofedicn,
folicits thar encouragement alone which he tfu'ss
tn: reafonablcncfs Of his charges and his sfdnis,
to buhnels may cntitle himto.
Window Comics handsomely Gilt, and every
thing in hrs line dofie TO pleafe Tho fancy Of The
owner equal 10 any ,i1ssaossed.
ca He has ioale glaiilIss ard prints for fale on
low terms. PaFfieeiatlys 4: set ofthe
BATTI8Esxof r iii,
in colours, Handsomely framed ard glazed.
DEC. sosF d3m
5uf qq,-eeesusd and TOR SAX,
Sweet Cyderby tbs tssrei.
Apples III.
N. England Rum do.
Candles by the box.
Pork by The barrel,
1000 lbs. excellent r. IaanA Chesk,
spiced salmond in . and 4 galloa kegs.
Rsifns by the box, r.
Prunes, Almonds, EngIis, walou'.,
Shelbark,, Chsfnut,, f~sst Oranges,
Lines, Lemons,
Green Grape. by the jar or pound,
Codhlh for family ufc,
600 bulhelsR. l. Potatoes,
And general alIortmcnt Of Groceries.
A. WILLIS.
Ian. II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03

Tbs Day Is pu5yahcd,
BY ROBERT s. JOHN GRAY.
Bookfeliers and StationeFs, King Greet,
Nezs american Clerks Magazine,
YOUNG CoNVEYANCERs's
POCKET COMPANION:
CONTAINING
All the ncceTary forms ot--Articles of Agree
ment, Bonds, Bills, Rccognizances, Lcales and
Releaie. Letters and Powers of Attorney,
Awards, Bills of Sale, Gifts, Grants, Align
ren,s, Mortgages, Surrendcrs, Jointures, Coz
yenants, Cooartnerfaips, Declarations, Letters
Of Licenlc, SIC.
NccsGary directions for making Dareaes for
Rent, &c. as the law between Landlord and
Teuant pow ltanas.
rHr WHOLE
Made conformable TO the Laws ct the United
States, and adapted rnors particularly 70 the
State of Virginia.
Price dollar --50snd and kftefea.
R. and 7. GRAY have lately rs
ceived few copies OF the Rsvlied Code OF VIZ
ginia Laws
:. ID a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03

=
B O B,
about So years Of sge, Ave feet nine inche. ligh
straight llmbed and well formed; said slave lta.h
an impedinent in bis speech which prevent, Els,
readily replying to question. he commonly
wears lr.yinaz. as took With h,m variety of
good cloaehmg, description Of which is nnpese...
sary, as it j: probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he ab~
seconded, and in all probability isnow secretcd by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly tic slave
OF MIR. JoNN MuIR, late Of this town, but Hav'
said to be free. he above reward viii i paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
further reward of Ten EolLAss for the dis
covesy of those who have been accessary to his
conceainent.
Captains Of vessels, &c. are forwsrped at
their peril, not &c tske him away.
R0BERT b. JAMESON.
Nov. IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03

Q. ..
RECEIVED,
By tie fch'r Hiland and Hoop Unity, from tPhi-
lsdelphis,
4 40 bis bottled Porter of s doz. essh
go Go. frons draugh; Beer,
50 boxes Spanilh Segar, and
A inall Invoice of Soal Leather.
On Hand,
= Coffee in bags, Pcnnfylyanis Bar Iron, Tcund
do. hoop do. and nail rods, for faie by
Daniel Mclean.
BEN AMIN SHREVE. Jun.
Has jye y<ee,vel PER Rip cemmrres .f,sn SaIssa,
and eft,s for Sslt,
100 tons Platter Paris,
bales India Cetsan,.
F4b. n
RICKETTS,, NEWTON s. Co.
Have on hand, and to be fold on very low
terms, handfome sGortment of
fnper6ne and econd
BROAD CLOTHS,
Agu.ntity OF Roie Blankets,
Twilled DO.
Ticklingburg, and German Ufnaburg.,
Bcdticks ndApron Checks,
Cotton HoGesy,
Fufians, Velvets and Cordureys
Bumbazctts and Wildbores,
Calicocs and lrifh Linens,
Striped Jerfeys and Csfimeres.
Corded Dimi,ies and Flsnncls,
Twilled Coatngs and Halfthicks
400 pieces Enghlh Canvas,
400 reams writing Paper,
so do. wrapping do.
trunk coIoured Twifs and Sewing silh,,
do. Umbrellas,
calks Sein Twine,
do. Fig Blue,
do. Role Brmfon@
fes kegs White Lead,
s boxes Cotton and Wool Cards, Il
10 hhds. brown Sugar.
pipes London particslar Madeira Wine,
And quantity Of PlAIsrls or PAR1s.
Feb. g.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-26
WASHINGTON CITY, May 81.

Some notices having beeu lately taken
in severa! prints ofembarrassmenis having
arisen in the adjustment of America.
CLAIMS under the Convention of 1905 with
France, we are enabled TO state that some
obstacles 10 Ena! liquidation of them ex-
Isl from the various constructions given 10
that instrument. We can, howeyet, a,.
sure the public that measures have been
taken with view to such a, understand
ing between the governments as white
the immediate convenience Of The claim
ants is attended TO in reasonable degree,
may tend ultimately to secure equal JUS.
tice to every claim not foreclosed by the
former convention Of 1900, and that no
payment Of claims liquidated by the com.
missioners has yet been actually made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-26
SOUTH.CAR0LINA LEGISLATURE.
Friday ItL Nav 1904

The part of the Governors message
respecting the amendment 10 the cons,tu-
ton was referred to Messrs. Aston, Hill,
Taylor, Fl. Deas and Dickey.
Mr.. Faiconer pressed the house 10 take
up the business of the boundary line be-
tween North and South Carolina. Refer.
red 10 committee.
y bill appropriating money for the pay
OF the members was read q first time,
and ordered for second reading on Mon
day.
Mr.. Aston reported from the commit
tee on the amendment Of the federal con-
stitution in favor Of its adoption. Order
ed, on motion of MIR. Falconer, to a com
mittec of the whole, and 10 be printed d
previous motion of tie same member, to
bring in bill Cor it having been rejected,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-26

some fruit The second year and in the third, il
properly managed. you will have as much as or
maiden'ree of fifteen years standing
The canker, if any, must be carefully pared OF
the branch, and the scion must be taken from a
! sound healthy tree.
Whenever an incision is made for budding or
| grating, from that moment the canker begins.
l would, therefore, recommend to those employ
ed In budding or grating, soon as the incision
[ rs made, and the bud graft inserted, to rub in
with the finger brush, some of the compost
ton before the bass is tied on; then cover the
basst all over with the composition rs thick as
1t can be laid or with brush working it well
In IT this operation be performed in a proper
manner, and in a moist season, 1t will answer
every purpose, without applying any grating
clay.
This have frequently done, and found il sue.
ceeded perfectly TO my wishes Observe not TO
sIacken too soon the mating Tor bass) which is
wrapped round the bud for in that case you will
find the incision opened, which very often occa-
sions The death of the bud.
1t Nurserymcn and Gardeners would give this
method fair trial and use the same compositi-
on as use for curing defe6s in trees, instead of
loan and horse dung (Which binds so hard as to
prevent the ram and moisture from penetrating
TO the graft to moisten the wood and BARK they
would find that the gratis would succeed much
better The composition, for this purpose,
should be rather softer than grating clay, gene
rally is; and instead of applying so large mas:
as is generally done of clay, it need not, in most
cases. be more than tive or three inches in cir
conference.
Forsyth on init trees. Jic. for sale at this Office
bis rule must be Of great use, and find It to
baVe been ractised 1pit6 great success at KeRsiay.
ION.
t Bass is The stuff Of vpbicb are made the mats
that are put round trunks, SIC in tbe shipping of
goods 1t is a nice soft Egament, and is nucb bet
ter t6nn any other, it Tesists tie Swelling
Of tbe JOoOd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-26

THE question respecting the validity OF the
Il law authcrising the overseers Of the poor 10
sell the glebe lands in the different counties in cer-
tain cases, having been fully discussed before the
court OF appeslsthe court being divided, ofcourse
the Chanc ellor's decision ssnds--m consequence
Of which will be exposed 20 SALE, 20 the high
est bidder .on the premises, on Monday the Sd of
July next, if fair, if not, the next fair day, The
GLEBE LANDS, in the parish of Manchester
and county of Chesterfield, containing 400 acres
Twelve months credit WILDE allowed the purch.-
sers--bonda and approved security as thclsw direas
THE CoMaIssIonRUs.
Chesterfield 9Sd MAY. 1901 tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-26
NEw.YoRK. MAY 18.

OhNf MAY
Captain Hansifen, of the brig Rolia, brings
French papers to the first of Aprl-The paper
OF me 30th OF March contains the trial of Louis
HHto'He He'ai of Bourbon, duke of Enghieu, who
was shot soon after his condemnation and it
was believed N France, chat Moreau, Pichegru,
La Fayette &c (who had also been taken) would
be 1u' TO death The comptroller of the post
oihce at S'rasburg, two ci-devant lieutenant ge-
nera,s' VINO had been in the corps of Condo, Sc
veral ecces'aslics, and many others, had also
been seized and carried to Paris
There had been an embargo at Bordeaux for
eigh'een days previous to the 18th of April.
when - was taken off; during which time a NUM-
Der OF boats for The INVASION crept out of port.
and sole along the coast. 1t was however be.
heved m France, that no attempt would be made
70 invade England
several American gentlemen had been taken
up IN France and imprisoned-and every man
suspected of being unfriendy TO Bonaparte, was
sure to be conducted to prison
passengers in the Rolla. Mr.. John Prumson,
M Daniel Steinme.z, Mr.. Ferdinand Ievos,on
Mr. Co'eroy ard family.