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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-26
The Subscriber,

zssxious to close all MS outstanding concerns,
WILL OFFER FOR4SALE,e
7 On the rremilss, on Wedastday fbe 3lf infant,
af 10 o'cIock ia. tbe fosen0aa, on very isefal
terms. which will then be made known,
Twsiue valuable Building Lots,
In the tcwn of Alexandria, adj Joins
ing the grouad Of Me.its. Herbert, Thompion
Wilton, near the river, and between Queen and
Cameron Rreets.
.And on the tolszUingl days at1i O'Clock, at
The Cef;e. HeEfe,
~ The DWELLINGS HOUSE In
which the fuberibet lives, which is large, com.
noaous, we'll 6aihsd, and in as good htaation
Tor buGnefs as any in town.
Atfo-One FIFTEENTH part OF a Tract
GLAND OF upwards of eighteen thonfsnd acres,
ga the Rappahannock, near Frederick iburg, (which
cnnts,ns an inexhauaihle body of iron ore of ex.
erlenr ouality, and company is now formed to
nrofecute the lion buineis extenhvely on it,
which will, in all probability, render tia very
productive eRste.
ALo-Abour Nine Thouiand Acres
of LAND on the fouth fork of Kentucky river,
and on which it is laid Salt Sprung has lately
cen difcove,ed.
AS the fubfcriber isgverys defirous OF
Filing, 10 enable him to profccuis with more at
rrntion an Object he is engaged in near Phladel-
phis, he will take uueh ieis than the real value
Tor the whole or any part of this property, or II
applied to, will treat priva ely Tor any part OF It.
JOHN POTTS.
zy..1rS,;,. Iulv 10 eosds
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PaiLADsLrHIA, July l, 30.
Photographed Painting.

THIS art, 70 long kept lecrcs and exsuGv.I,
4 tilsiby the PolgsraPPni'5 Society in LoaiinS T
ow in the ,helion ola Citizen OF the uutsiS,s|
lately arrived from Europe; who propoes to .ey.ss
by fubfcriptioa, two hundred copies from an ooAs
Aegorical Painting IN the Sh2ksro s4re Gallery a.
York, by permlon ofthe Propr!r, n: bsiap . WIS
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a BOUT fortnight ago.. TWO SILVER
"A DESERT SPOONS. Loadon make; the
le1ter n engraved on 'hc handles. Nhaefer
can give iBforaeatioa by which .she Spocas can be
qecov:red, fhsli receive rcafonablc reward, and
tae full sslos paid for she detection Of tho thief,
Abf1y to7the Primer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-26
1ra received direa from the patentees, and
~ FOR SALE Ell
rAMES.KENNEDY, Jun.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines;
Dr.. Rayton's Ant1-Ba1aous a'1a'
.StomacheI Batteys.
PREP RED BY
THO MAS II. RA VS. ON,
M.mber Of. the Connecticut Medical Society.

-HEsE Bifters have und ,uhtedy hfd The
| mott rapid lale Of any Patent Medicine e. !,
yer before di!covered, and are lu!tly appreciated
for theis Gneala, aud uncommon virtues Tor &c,
Aotine weak and decaycd contributions; and al!
thattIain of comflicated complaints 10 common IN
the lpring and Publications, fuch as 'nfe'm1fa"'
Feversara Agues, lang Aatumsal feOer'' n.y.
huteriss, Sc. They are ALTO very pcaiant Dill
ter for common ufc, and where they are koown
they have taken the place ard fupcrceded tae use
of all other bi:,cls in public houfes as well al ID
private famili;s.--Pdce 50 ceAFS boz.
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PUBLICsSALt

n GREEABLE to an cider OF n. ~
Il ful Court Of Fairfax county, m siS y
Match term, 1905. we ths fnbfcrib.,, @ "a' Z
Ter tor fa'e, on the 81 day Of Aupus -, ~ q,
the houfe Of. Nitsiam Taeo5s, in isid -
our likely Virginia barn layes for cain ~ .aI
ng to the eaate of John Hampton Jun. d.c. -9aI
for the purpofr Of making dlvliion smon.s .
heirs OF the dcceafed., Sa
THOMAS POLLARD. Jun. I
RICHARD SIMPSON, &c.,
WILLIAM SIMPSON,
Juno IS. ,..,
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Or. Lees (Windhaln) Bilious Pills

Or. Lees (Windharn) Bilious Pills
THE great falc and incseaEng demand tor theie
valuable pills for thefe twelve years Pait, &C..
fpeak their intrinhc. worth. They have proved
GngulsAy eiicacious in BtlIiua' and l<llo7y r.
Gers, 5nundiee, Head Aafbt, Dyltntertfs. BtlffeH'
Cbohc, CoRivexetj, Ftmale mplai1ts, &C.
Tie very great demand and high etSesn IN
which thefe pills a;e held throughout The un'tea
States and the Wet indics, has induced many 10
counterfeit them the purchafeF~is requtissd to
.obierve hat the name of Samuel Lee, jah. tthe
patentce is affixed to each bill of directions, III
his own hand writing, or,they will not De gcnu-
inc Price SO cents box.
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PUBLIC SALE.
To be Sold, at Pubic Aut7sOn,

FOR READY MONEY!
On ,he 18th day of AUGUST next, between
~. hours Of eleven and two of that Gay, az
,he door Of the Lotfce-Houfe in the CITY OF
Alexandria
Four Acres and feven-elghts of an
Acre of Ground, contiguous /, the ~n Of Alex
andria, formerly conveyed 10 JAMES WILSON,
merchant, lately deceafed-or 70 much 'hereof
as will be flHcient to anfwer the purpole of pay.
ipg the charges ofluch fale, and alo the FUN OF
fourteen huadred and feventy fix dollars and FIX
ry.eighs cents, the amount of two promiiiofy
notcs, due to Nathaniel Pendleson, from the
faid Wilton, and ado iuch interef as may be then
due thereon; purfuan, TO deed OF tfat.to us
III. lubfcrners for that purpofs, recorded in the
Office of the circuit coust for the difret OF Coz
lumbia, in the county Of Alexandria, 10th July,
CHARLES SIN1MS,
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NOTICE.
CONCE r T HI L L.,

l. u " l. e ~ II Il l. Is,
BosToN, May, 1905.
ST< Fl EHSabfcriber respectfully informs hi
& Friends and the Public, and shoge Gems
lenen of the Southssn States who may Wifi this
part Of the Continent during the Summer feafoa,
that the HouEe known by the name Of ceaeerts
Hal9, feuate IN very central and pleafanr part
of the town, (corner Of Court and Hanover
areets) has been fitted up at a very great ex-
pence with the gentselets accommodation.
Thole Gentlemen who may with for Boarding
and Lodging, it is prefumed cannot fnd a mere
eligible and coayenisht Houfc, OF more sra,c+'
fsI reception than ssom the prefsnt occupan, OF
oxoetrt- Hall, Whole aaiio'sy to ferves them lhall
exceed the iibera!ity either patronage.
T., WHlGcoMB.
taw5m.
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h0n9pt0n,5 aromatic Tooth Paj2s,

For the fcusyy in the teeth and gums, and fer
whitening and psslcrving the teeth. ltiikewlfe
takes fall diiagreesbc hEelIs from the breath,
which generally aries from fcpIbusic guns ard
bad teeth. This pate is much in ufe, and high
Iy cReencd by all thof: who value the prsiervati.
en- of their teeth, i. may be applied at all times
with the greatea fafety. It's neatly Put up in
pewter boxes with paper directions. Price 50
entS box.
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DR.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.
A certain and faf. application for that difa
'grccabe complaint called the ITCH. Price A.
cnts box.
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DR.. Rawfon's. Worm Powders

A medicine which for efficacy and fatety III IT'S
operation fands unriyaIled. The mof Su,hen-
tieated proofs and Respectable authorities Of its
sGoaifhing virtues, and futpriGns sfeas, ii ex--
trsne and alarming CAFES Of worns, may I've (ren
at the place of Gale. Price 50 GEMS packet.
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TO BE, LET.

IL d., LII
The HOUSE on Fairfax fareet noa
occrpsed by Nr. James II. Heoe- Po4elioa
viii Sc gsvea 90 the dra Of Iusy. Apply 60
Afs. ;oas TscxaR, of AlrzasFesa. The Va.
vast LOIS ia King, Colon,sas, and Wsiais'g-
Goa aSssSs tas LOTS ca 1ar Mall lately ad-
ysStife3 Sor fase On aag otEsr Aoes helaFggaa&gs
10 Ess EahEsibss. Ens S4le Soy sia, CO rcsEonadte
sefCsa. SfGEFaAN GD0hA~
Eez&s.g, May az. ss~
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IGH P,ibiiA2ed,
and fer SAX sg Cafspm y Ste1vars,
s A Key 20 nay ltery OF Iniquity
OR AN
AsaSreS to Men 81 Caadnz and
g0peys Of Tsaas.
Bx John WEST.
az Eaiyax C0aa.,.
This work contains q compendium
esSeaaasca siIsrs. acceas4aisd with rhe authors
resetaoas; sasEsng mSSsrs ryp5tfssaey 10 be fpn
sxaus, and ausa2a iegiaAiian in she Church to be
Giasnstisn. &c. sc.
Mar ;.
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Fai,sax County tbe I'D r., e,toA.
day fIaly, .Ses- { S
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04

againft it, That the Churches NAY be rcfcy1
med oc whatever is amifs, AMI be recovered to
rc6titudc and purity and that al who profsf.
their belief in tho Religion OF CHRIST, may
cultivate the temper which lie exercised and
Recommended.
Thar III the courfs of the cnfning fralon He
would PROPER the labours of the hu.bandman,
and crown the year with plenty. Thar He.
would ordain peace for US. That he would
prcfcrvc Us from waiting Gcknefs, and continue
to us the bisfsag OF health. That he would
protect and PROPER our commerce, manufact-
ares and flherss. That he would fnc upon
our unworthy, colleges, academies and fchools,
and fucceed their endeavogrs 10 train our youth
TO knowledge and moral excellence; and that
he would produce and cheri.k in all our hearts
thofe virtues and grace which may st US for thar
duties of the prefent life, and the harpineis of
+ the future
Thar he would grant to TIE nations Of Ea,epe
the blefTings Of tranquility and juit government.
That the rod Of the opprenor may be broken,
aud the earth be no longer filed win dciiruc-
ton and violence. That all nations may come
TO the knowledge and belief of the religion Of
CHRIsr $ and thai his Kingdom may be every
where extended,s and that all don,inions may
(erve and obey him.
And the People OF this Commonwealth are re-
euelted to abitain from labour and recreation
cn the faid Day.
Cfv.n at ne counea cbGssbe,, ia Bonen, hn
I hinstesrtb day II Fts1a,y. IN TIE year u
Loan bssjaad e;g5s bpsd,ed and fee. AMI
is tle tzesniy- aistb yoav ef tie iuassesAsees
t5s United states OF America .s,sss
CALEB STRONG.
BY his Excellcncy's Command, with the advice
and confen: of the Concii.
JOHN AVERY Secretary.
COP fape the Communicable Of 14a4aebstat5 /,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04

hcge been lie sfsnked god that there was
It'll portion OF The community who coni:dcreJ
the Chrisliau Religion TO be the gift and til:
bet gilt Of Heaven to man I; and who regarded
IT'S author as deviac. To fuch. difefpcafuI
msision of him ccrld not but 81 highly often
live. But The fact was not true, thar the Han
ders uttered againit the Holy Perton never were
denied They had been denied by men who
paid 10. their denial with their lives who per-
cited in their declarations anida the flames Of
martyruom.- The gentleman from WatcFrr
had frrtite1 iaid, that although Ik5xaf lPsias
night hate done tonls mifchicf in the weird, Of
ars years, yet VIC ought to remember his for
nier ierp,csS, and chsrili him for them. No
nan iaid Mr. B was more willing 10 acknowl-
edge OF eompeniatc ali the ieryces which Pans
bad ever done. us = And although he had
/ found il convenient to abondon our Cauf. even
oetore the revolutionary war. was ended, and
hAd received public cenfuie from our .Revo u,
toaary Congreis,yet he woc1d willingly pay him
ior his previous icrsices, If they had not been
already rewarded. He would, however, much
prefer TO fend his reward TO him in a foreign
country, than to invite him here to receive it -
&c had rather give him two dollars IN France
for his prefencc here !? The gentleman from
!. Worcytsr had jutt before fad, that it was high
~ important to preierve the morals Of the peo-
pie pure and that the Chriaian Religion hav-
ing stendercy that way, he was willing it fhou.j
DC countenanced, for the political advantages
relusing from it Yet he iel.ned warmly to
approve the invitation of Paine to return to this
country But could it be expected that the NOR
ais OF tina. people could long continue pure,
Whole rulers publicly countenanced and carel-
led man, the tenour Of whole life was an out
rage to morality; who had lavihed the foulelt
abute Oh the Immortal W,aybisgtou, TO crafty an
unluit recruitment who bad endeavored to fub-
tvert the government of every country which had
had the misfortune to be siited by him ; and
who had diliinguihed himfelf by his blafphe-
mics above all the other enemies Of our holy
|. Religion, which The gentleman had admitted
I to bea good and political inltitution. Mr.. B.
laid, that although for the reatons offered, he
wasat prefent of opinion, that the relolution
ought not to pats, at any tine yet for the fake
| OF deE5-raton, end conformity to the rules
Of The, Houlc, he was in favor Of the commit
ment.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04
A PROCLAMATION
FIR Day Of Pubic Eating and Prayer.

AS the fuccefs Of our labol,rs and enterprises
depends entirely upon the Providence Of COP,
and his plcafure determines the diitiny as well
Of States as individuals, it becomes US, accor-
ding to the practice of our Forefarhcrs, to f:t
apart day at the beginning of the year, that we
may unite to impiore the Divine protection
and blethng and with hncere eontrition for
our paf fms, to humble ourielves before the
Throne Of Grace, and duplicate for pardon and
acceptance through the merits Of Him who died
for us
THEREFORE,, with the advice and content of
the Council, appoint THURSDAY, The Fourth
day Of Ap,I nest, to be obierved in this State as
day of PUcILcK FASTING and PRAYER and
the Miniaers and people of each religious de-
nomination are requeited TO meet together tor
public worihip on that day, that with penltence
and humiliation we may confefs our Offences,
and commend ourlelves TO the care of that
Almighty Being, without Whole knowledge not
fparo falls TO the ground, and who attends
to the concerns of men with the moit gracious
regard and beleech him that in our devo-
ional tervices he would prepare our hearts
and caufe His ear TO hear, and that by the graces
Of His Spirit He would form us to flch tenn
per as ihal render us the fit objects of his mer-
cy That he would preferse the Union Of
thefc States, and make them high above all ma
lions in praife, in name, and in honour |;
and that cur National Rulers may be directed
By ipirit of w!dom, moderation and integrity
That He would regard with peculiar favor the
People of this Commonwealth, and gwen then
at all times wife Legislators and faithful Masli-
trates.
That the Miniaers Of the Gofpel may exert
to vndicatc the truth, and be guar
ded aeainif every thing which IN their doctrine
or exanpls might milead others, or iurniih the z,
enemies Of Religion with mater Of rtProash
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Tsp tt,e asaas,'

FROM WASHINGTON, Fes 10.

Ii .. ..t.
The object which occupies the mott
attention here, is the trial of Judge Chsfc.
The Court FITS every day, and there appears
fore the third of Mayeb. The examination Of
the wigneats on the part Of the proiecution clo-.
fed on Thurfday. Yeaerday, Mr.. Harper, as
Councillor Judge Chafe opened the defenle, by
Eating the facts he expelled to prove BY the wit
nefes the Respondent was about to Examine
Seven witneiIes were then examined, which
confirmed the time, until the ulual late hour Of
adjournment. 49,.
| There are very few here, who think ths
Judge Wi be convicted and the language Of
thoie who were but lately in The habit of fpsa-
king all manner Of evil of him, now fay, 9. W'eK,
i he is innoeeat, zoe hope be syN be banouyaby ae-
quittsd"
!" The " c-med merchant. ys1f, 6A", Till cen
tnues on the 1lambles. -The Senate have 70
far amtnatd il, as to csgfne its apsration to the
Wea Iadis5, j. c. g to the Wsf- Linda, iaands.
and that part of the continent which is between
Cayenne and the bay of ST. Bernard" Therefore
vei!es bound to Ea,spe, A5fricca' 1Aea, and all
parts Of Ams,iea, excepting as above itated, will
not be required to give bond, When veHel is
cleared out, the owner and captain mutt iwear
to her deitinatior. One of the feetions (thae
respecting crimes committed in foreign terri
ory) has been unanimously cxpunged and
iubltitute introduced, providing, that if !" arm
cd merchant veiels committed unlawful acts on
the property, citizens or fubjects f the United
States, fuch unlawful acts ihould be eonfdered
as done within the executive iurifdiction of the
United States" This fubfitute was oppofed
by Mefrs. Baysrd, Wright, and Tracy, ard
fuppored by Mr.. Mitchell but nothing def
nitive was decided.
" Yeaerday, the repol. Of rhe Secretary of
State, containing the names Of the Georgia Lands
claimants, was prefented, and ordered to be
printed Ayes oo. Noes 4o.-The fubieef it
is now expelled, VIII come to deeifion in the
Houfe fhortly"
In the Houfe of Representatives., Feb. "A,
committee was appointed on the fnbjeet of the
votes for PRECEDENT and Vice Prefdent and to
regulate the time, place and manner of adminif
tring the oath of Office to the PRECEDENT.
A petition that B4ckfsqpn, thriving iettlc.
ment in 11Aine may be made port of entry
and delivery was committed.
A ref I've paned, appointing MeHrs NichiI-
fon. X. Crilwold, and Bryan, committee, on
the part of the houie, to report what further
meafurrs, if any, ought to be adopted for the
accommodation of the PRECEDENT of the Uni.
ted Safes, after March next.
~ Esy rnt>U;r.ors Ads,erf; ,usnfs s~~ q.
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lo49AjNwEaLrA Of MAss.4cAUsEg1s.
BY HIS EyCELLENCY

CALhB STRONG, Eiquire,-
G've'no' Of the Camm,aarsaltb Of Ala0aes.lefts.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04

O. Fer Intelligence, Adversi,smenfs, sSe. ks
SUPPLEMENT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-30
Adyertis enf.

TO Be SOLD 70 f1e sigt-sf 5szzer. On q e,eri;,
j. eftpelss massts. FfFE TX. 4cgS o r
n D. brfssgisg = tHe sssas- of 75sainx In.
ee,sca. iee SSs --lse IN c2a-A5-if c-.rrr. Of 80
aeyer, yisz 81 bofb siaes ~ ne san 5aal !. ,sr
6saHstts gf ssaSsv er-si sI5ss arr to h. ~, - ~.
4pyf efo flsz eourr aeirg tr ss eoy n ne s.snsb
tassdd c,esf, IKE aci 10 l. sag N M a.; r..
ssso~l covt. 6ei4g fs- i7rs aay o lie sno,ss 80.
s7ro sakes to Be as'eTefy ~. s'tzuy I9:5se T.
d br'e6y authorised 10 act "a, sir csenro-1 ~
tee saif 7oonaas IN erson
Cbae Of 40 acres ne ef i17 aeres. a.r, o., RIO
scfes, bzz IN Barkirgban comfy, ne t,so ys,,,.,
or f5e zrsseys u Focs lsf4ad veeL, es ,l .,s, a,,e
OF btisg's FRY ,ond 7tsse ftree idsr f,acss 10 =
so!a G. aes<t hy Bnekfag BAN eos,s 5-iay f6c 1875
day offbe month Bend rifb otssored secsoff, III
Ssrs7zired, 70 Tear Interim ffo,a re date. 5rs /;
Psscszat!y P.sidftsiateyesf s5als Re resiaea.
%17G'f 4EDERSON, u
Ko8ER7 rms,
Fx'rs gfI5os 5rskevson, dec.
1ibensric tov',y, Ie5 ~ f5G5. re
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-30
SPRING GOODS.
VILE BE SOLD-
Y A r. M o II T Fl,

7 WING in James City county, on Chickahorniny
a river, rniies from Williamsburg. The ini-
proyeraents are, a twostory brick house with two
roorrs and a passage above and below porticos
on each side. large and caraeious barn, and 3
other our houses. The wkole tr.a including an
island in view Of the house, high and low land,
with riarshes. contains about 27O0 acres. scarcc-
ly one third OF which Is cleared. Two Thirds OF
the island IS arabic, which. With the land adicin-
ing the hcuacs, is OF superior quality. Adjacent
TO the Island are two bold snd navigahle creeks
wiss convenient Landing to each. The range
Tor castleis very extensive and the marshes and
meadows VIII sapply TN abundance hay. Fish
and fowl, in thar respective seasons, may with
ease be obtsined az your door. The orchards,
cors.sting of the greatest variety OF al Kinds Of
fruis se!.Sed with caro-, are no IN their prime.
The ter-rs Of sale are one third cash, the ba-
lance IN one, two and three equal annuai pay-
ments.
PEYToN- R RANDOLPH. Jr.
For E&iz: IwSIs-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-30
Notice.

VIE subscribers having PVT an end to their
Il fetal bus.issss, request the debtors 10 shis
Arm 20 come fcrwerd, Without loss of time, 10
have their accounts adjusted, and TO pay VITA.
may be dug; IS grcat indulgence has been a.,esdy
gwen, further cannot, reasonably be expe6sd -
George M'CYeaie viii Attend at ,his Place, Cor
the purposes of setlins the accounts, and receive
,ng psyre-iv. Those who do not pay or give
Satisfactory assurance Of paying soon. mis-, Ll4suc
themssves Il suits ase ins'ituted against them.
LYLE e. sM.CRED DIE.
Manchester Feb. 4,h, 1BDs On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-30
Pripete Enleriall.,.zcl,l.


HE subscriber has fasen lease of five wears,
4 for the well known and commStious house IN
The city OF Riehtncna, leus occupied BY sfY Rich.
ard Crouch. which is situate OF iae s,reeticadiny
from the main ssyeel by the Governors. and i
near The venJne store Of Frcsser and Moucure
He is provided with an excellent stable. which
shat be constantly supplied with forsge OF the
best qualisy. where he WI receive Hos:.s "a III.
very aud the utmost attention 'ss5u be paid 10
those horses which iay BE cossrnitsed to h.A care
The long experience wls:eh he srtstyiber nav
had inthis kind of business. and The zsnera, 81 /.
,lsfaeion which he has given TO ,hosc Who have
favored him with theis custom AZ Manchester ana
other places, authorizes insto hope, thai he y i
tot only continue 70 receive lie patronage Of his
former friends. bu, likewise the eour,enanee and
favor OF the pubic a, large
tc also proposes 10 take m about 90 30 ARD.
ERS, on reasonable terms. and beys leave ~ as
sure those who may favor him win sheir patron
age, that every attention ard esettinn shai, 4,
nsed 70 give entire satisfaction And the su5
seribey also Offers his services to sell hores Of
coninriss,oa-In all cases shere he may be en-,
poyed 70 do so. he will charge the owner 4,
more shlr he actual cost for the support of suci
horses. h
IF pFvFp -rnrrfrv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-30
The Tract Of Land,

Which belonged 10 che said Eichara L Lacy al
the TING Of RS death. on which Ea5iped r. Lacy
a, psel.nt resides This lsrd IS s uatcd about S
o, 6 nriles below Prevalence Forge, ana within
one nil- of ChiclSahominy river, on an eminent
hill, where you have an extensive view OF the re
ver--ths traSl con ainsby sssniation one hundred
aud nisety six acres the land be received By the
purchaser &c the quantity mere less, there are
toisYahie dwelling house and out houses on ths
land. The sal VIII commence a, Il o'clock
John IL Chrrsfisn, 7!sstcs.
March OH, 1905. In
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-30
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