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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
NEw-YoRK. Nov. Is.

NEw-YoRK, Nov. Is.
We have been favored with COPY of.
a letter from Gen. Eaton, dated at Grand
Cairo, December 20, 1904. This Iet,er
contains detailed atement OF am .xa-
minaion of Jewish merchant respeaire-
the history ofDavid Valenzin, who, IN The
summer of 1908, was captured in the Me.
dherfauean by an American frigate and
brought TO this country as Tripolitan
prisoner; and who died at Washington
the following winter. The testimony Of
overwhelmingly corresponds with
The account which the prisoner gave of
himself TO the American government.
we hope soon to be permitted TO publish
this interesting statement, together with
other documents respecting the unfortu.
nate Valenzin.
The letter Of Gen. Eaton closes with
the following general remarks on the phy-
steal, moral and political state OF Eeyot.
we cannot but notice with what ease aud
sprlghiliness this emerprisiBg officer has
written ION subjects totally unconneeted
with. bis pursuiIs) at the moment he was
forming the projecl Of collecting a few
scattered soldiers, and tiagcrsing an un-
measured and dreary wilderness 10 attack
the enemies of his country, and 10 libe-
rate his brethren from seryitude and
chains"
: Can you expea me TO say any thing
OF Egypt, after Volney * DeDoon ?--They
have drawn from life, and in nothing ex. s
aggera'ed. Egyprs physical appearance
IS the same; aid It's political is only cl,an-
ged in that British reg uiars have succeed
ed TO French marauders, and Turkish bri-
gsnds to both. The dominion OF the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
RALEIGH, (n.o., Nov. IS.

On Friday morning, James Turner, oGr
present Governor, was elected Senator
OF the United States for this stale, in the
place of General Monlfort Stokes, who
had declined the appointment made at the
last session of the general assembly.
Monday morning is fixed for balloting
for Governor. The candidates are DR..
Nathaniel Alexander, Col. 3. Williams,
aud Col. Joseph Taylor. Major Franklin
was pu' in nomination on Friday, but on
Saturday morning he withdrew his name.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30

taat an attempt OF this nature would be
made, more especially IT the combined
dz, aher Nelson should have joiued I'd
mirals Calder and Coilingwood. This e.
vent, If it be true, is most glorious one
to the British navy, and canno, but be high
ly beneficial 10 the British cause in Eu-
rope. Phil. Gaz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
AND MARY COLLEGE
LOTTERY. :"

The Court of Appeals have determined
that the FIRST class OF the William and Ma
ry College Lottery, shall be re,drawn.--
The Judges were unanimous in this opini-
on. We understand that the Managers
IN Norfolk have received instructions 20
prepare the numbers and make the neces-
sary arrangements for commencing the
rs-drawing Immediately.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
,RlCHMONU.
SATURDAY. NovEMBE,R 40. 1905.

SIT UNIJfis NOV EF13t,H 30. 1905. -
= -
The repot of yesterday, lsay<> The i-sC
Philadelphia Cazst,e) rciatinyt TO The conn
b:ned t-ets, turns o,it Ia De "a -Sesy York
h'ar.--" WAC set this fibiicalion asloat,
savs our correspondents, we dare nor al
present, menilon."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30

BY the English papers (says the Auro-
ra) We had the traitor Dvmouriez has re-
turned to England, and is one of,he con-
sian. companions ofthe eldest son Of the
English king
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30

Alter all tia, has been published in Bril-
tisll prints, about the subsection of Swift
zerland to France, we ind that It's neu.
trallty is perfectly respected, and though
a. q military position against Austria or
Italy, it is the bes, in Europe, there is not
French battalion IN the whole of the Cam
tons. This fact speaks vesy intellieibie
language to the allie powers-I6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30

10 tie Honorable. t5e General Assen5iy Of t5e
~ STATE 81 NORTH Carolina.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
A D D R e S S
rnou THR

Governor oftie S'ote Of NORTH Carolina,
TO Tux LEGISLATURE,
AT THE OPENING or THE SESSION.
November 10, laos.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
GENERAL MoREAu, it is said, will at.
tend the review of the troops in N. York.


MIR. Jefferson has been reproached bv
the ever grumbling lederalitsls because he
lett the temporary seat of government, az
that time defenceless place. at the an.
Proach Of TarItoh.s troop of horse--by do.
ing which he not only saved the public pa-
pers, and other property, but absolutely
saOed The GOVERNOR or VIRcrNiA from
falling mo me ha1ds of-ths ene7ry. Now
suppose MIR. jefferson had sta;d at home.
without single armed man to defend him,
after the whole body of Legislators had de.
scamped and been taken prisoner by Tarl-
ton as mus, inevitably have happens (;
Tor so great prize as the writer OF the
Declaration Of InGependence, and Govern
or OF Virginia, would not have been left
behind--and conveyed within the British
hnes-suppose he had suffered this, and
the consequent confusion that must have
prevailed fora time, in the state councils.
without governor, and deprived of their
Pubic documents and other property
Suppose after all this conduct, he had re-
turned to and resided in Virginia, and es-
capped public censure there, and had been
hnally candidate for the presidency
possessing tho same principles as he does
now; would not the federal grunbIers
have ciarnored as loudly as they do now,
and with muck more justice! Should we
NOT have heard, instead of Carers Nom.
srtn a constant repetition Of Mr. Jefferson.s
'reaehery, in having madly, foolishly or
wickediy staid alone III a deserted and de-
ienceiess village, and q,aefiy suffered him.
sell TO be led into the British lines, when
ne might with the utmost ease have cot
out Of the way, and prevented the confu-
sion ct The geyernment and his own dis
grscef Should We not have heard, over
and over, vi Mr.. Iefferson'o goisg over 10
ne british during me oar ? Ard would not
circumstances have justified the accusali-
on OF his having s.aid OF purpose TO be
taken, and willingly led into the ranks of
he enemy Certainly. And consequen,-
ly ne never would have obtained Ie2 votes
out OF no FOR president Of the u. States.
Yet because he did nor conduct Tins
treacherously, he is b)amedb by fe,,eraiists.
byt all their attempts have p,oved but one
iaci---viz that federaIists hate the virtues
oil mr.. Je9tTson, more than the vices of o..
Mers.--Wilness.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
NOIICE.

NOIICE.
I an prepared TO board and lodge 20 Members
OF Assembly, or sore, in convenient House
a few yards from the Capitol Every attention
will be observed for their accommodation. on "a
reasonable terms as markets will admit.
JOHN MOODY.
Richmond, Nov 96, 1908
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-04

ID ESPECTFULLY inEorms hia
N ffiends md he public, shat ne has
eommuhced the WEAVING Basiness.
II III IL different branehes, ii he house
now h The occupancy Of Mr.. Arthur
KusseIk weaver. and next door % MI.
WALKER B. Selbyss stosc, Il Shepherdss.
Town. Nhers Re win wesve carpetinr.
single and double coyerlets, Counter.
panes, Diaper for tahle-cioths, ID the
newest and nost fashionable patterns.
together with ~ descriptions 81 Plain
Work. Those who may think prouer
% favour him with their custom, may "
rest assured on having il exeented ii the
best MANNER, q 1.-The shortest notice and
On the lowest tsrrns, and Il no other
place il Shepherd's- Town.
4 september ~, 1906. fsml
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-04
A Bargain il Lane.

TSHE suhscriber win seIl Bis pi,nta-
i tion, eonsaining two hundred md
iorty-six acres. laying II the county Of
&erkeley, efate 81 YirRinia, neaf he
nd leading from Martinsbhre y Win
chester, md within Eve r1ilt4 a. The for
mer, adjoining he land1 ~ Mi Hedin-
ger MAJ. Bryarly and okkeft here i
one hundred and forty o. fifty aeres clear.
"a and under culiiyatiop, tie baIance u
nncommcniy wcll timbercd, the whole
lays well, and Il considered eqnalto any
II the county for fertility, there Il on
shs premises toisrable inlproyemsntsi 4
p th0nEb nhncc t1at5 . give j further
description, q i = presumed any per-
son wishing 70 purchase Win 6rst view
de premises.
IUillaisc sen ! small Tract, contain
ing ffty-fonr acres. lying within one and
half miIes 81 baskerville, wherein
there i ! sSasy.l q IN and Disfiilfys ereet-
"a, with The Stills, Tubs, and every.
thing belonging 70 the Distiliery. there
3 also On il 4 tDlersble Dwelling House
sud Garden, The balance ID woods.
xliso. two Lots II DarkesviIle, con-
mining half an acre each, there i on
onecf the LOIS, atMo-storys Log Dwell
ing House. So 81 20 feet, weStherboard-
Cd and wen knished, good Kitchen, Sta
lie. Smith shop, &C. "a exeellent Wen
ofWaier Il the door that never fails, the
Lot = considered equal ifnot preferable
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-04

AIOTICE y hereby given, that ! %
i ~ titipn vii Represented 70 DE n.xt
General Asstmbly. praying, thas "a
much 81 he Counties of Hambshir. ana
Berkeley q tre included ia DE following
bounds, III witt Begiunink 4 lie
mouth 81 Chefrys Run. i. The river Po.
tomak, III the County Of Berkeley, thenc.
upthe said Run to the headth ereof, theske
due Wsst 10 tie top Of Sleepy Greek
Mountsin, thence with TIE TOD az thaf
Mountaip TO the line that divides the
said County Of Berkeley from lie coun-
~ Of Frederick, tkehce with that linz 70
de Hampshire line, with tie division
between Frederick and Hampshire is
theroad leading from Winchester 10 Old
Town, up that road 10 Litfie capeon
River, with that river % the Posomaek
and down that river 70 he beginnine, Z
may 6e formed into : yeparate County,
and ihat the Public Buildhgs for he
same, D ereetsd II de Town of Hath.
September %. 1906. NJ
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NOTICE 70 FzRl1ERs.

ETHE subsrriber having isased icr !
term cf years Major Ifiaeesner,s
5liilt, On MIL Greek, takes dis method
AZ informine he farmers especially and
re public il general, that they are now
u complete order, md ke ilatters himseif
from the quality Of TIE burrs and cIofhs.
and the advantages Of .hever.f falling
stream ofMater. md ROD Al;1isv which
Re hss procured, be VIM De able 70 man
uiaeture Flour equal % any set Of Mills
n the county, eithefes 10 quantily, uvlai.
ity. q dispatchs Ht vii ~ az f;nes
Rise ne h;gbssf price J6r I2xeof, RE- ~
Cerss % those who wish 10 sell-sTo
those Who prefer grinding, IL 1DiA dsif.
ysv ssstpsy-sps 8aryeise d snpeSfat El6ni.
~ sDery lind RED lush ls 81 eSoG eIs1is.
understandable Wiens, and q de same ~
no Tor any quantity over tIlat, and stnnd
the inspection either Il Baltimore or a.
lexandria. The necessary vouchers
from under The inapecsosSs Hand win Sc
req4tsd a every ease where floir =
&. BEALt.
September Il, 1905.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Ii those indebted q de subseriber
"a are requested 70 come forward IS.
fofc the 1 sth If October next, aid close
their respective bills, 81 paying ihs 3
mound, giving notes on demand, 81 az.
iiyering such country produce q win IS
acceptable. Those that fall d come for.
ward before he aboveperiod may depend
On being dealt with according Is law.
without respect % persons; the subscri.
Der Is so sif1attd that ne cannot rive :
ny further Indulgence & before stated.
he stu practlces Rhysic M Sir9ery,
md WIN stteua when applied -, and
gives hrs grateful thanks % those that
have encouraged him In his practice.
He remains the puhlic's humble servant.
ERKpERIcK ALBRIGHT, M. u.
Mazsinsborg, September -, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-04
cH1RLES.Togy 70ckE1:1ZUB

|TH charIes- To1nl oek ey. clubna.
ces viii connmrnce on thc 16fh siay
Ct 9 etobernext, and continue four days,
VIZ, the FIRST day,s Jockey GLIB Pune
ot IUp Hundred Doiisrs four mile
heats, free fdr memb<rs Only. lss
Second day's Joekty- Club purss q
1se Ht1dre9 Doliars, tl1fSc mile kents.
nee for menbers Only. II; 4. !.
Third day's Jockey Glib pufse q
4svesty ivs Dollars, tHo mile hsa y,
tree for members only.
The fourth Day win be run or over
thcf came coufss, j ctmbirfe S1d2ls,
I hridl<. HIkip md Spurs, tHo nile hem,
nee t0r my horse, mare 81 keldink, pay-
Ing I've dollafs entrance, the winning
hoFees TIE three preceding days except.
ed Unless four horses start there win
b no race The rules q racing % 81
On she day u each race, DE following
tolls viii be required Il de gate. viz
Tor every foul wheeled earriaae one dol
lar foreyery kuo wheeled carriage City
centss for every hofseman twenty-five
eents, and for very footpaan Twelve and
ahalf cent?.
The MembeSs are requested % can Il
the Club Roonl for tickets Of entrance &
those who do ut comply with this -.
quest must pay he above tolls.
b. order efthe Cid,
HENRY PIERCY, Secvetary.
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yK7ILL be sold & public sendue, Z
wv or near the Whites Post, IL Ere.
derrick County, On Friday tie 1sth day
81 October next. eight Of nine likely
Eirrinia-born Negroes. consisting 81
Boys, Women and Girls, also Horses,
Cows. Sheep, Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furnitnre. Farming Ufensils,
&c. ii credit Of uine monihs. On bond
.Nith approved security, WILDE given "a
III except thehegrQes, which win be sod
fof cash. AttcndAnce kiven ~
SAMUEL DENAWAH. 4
3 September ~ ieos.
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SINGING SCHOOLS.

rTrHE snhseriber intends offerinR his
u serviees n he course Of The pre-
sent month q ! Teacher &c Sacred Mu.
sie, u the following plaees. 10 Wit: vm-
metres Settlement, 6hephend's- Town,
SNeafingen's Setslemnsnt Sean-P ond
Senlement, Falling Waters Settlement,
Hedges Chapel and MartinsburR. This
early notice sgiven that people may have
time % cons0lt sheir oMn and their pa-
rrAsas minds, - that Schools my Be
made DE krss rial if a. N, those who
6fe arquainsed with him are sakisked
NlScthcf d 3 worldly their patr01a9e o.
-, andthoss xho IRE not he hopes VII
mAks striet Inquiry.
Marsinslsrss sspssnhsr q, isos.
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TNHE subscriber respectfully g.
quaints his friends and the public.
that Ne sin eonlinnes q carry o. rs bn-
siness of coveIlet Diaper and CoIn.
terpahe WEAVING and BLUE Df-
ING, g formerly, ID Charles Town.
t!e returns his sincete thanks Is those
who have fayonred him with their cus-
tom, and assured them that every fhinr
II his power shall bs done 70 render e.
neral safisfacfion. The business VIM n
idAire Be carried On more extensivsiy.
q he has two Looms now efAployed for
the purpose Of Weaving Double Cover.
lets alone. S.
He win give generous wages e. !
Journeymanwho understapds de Wsas-
ing business = above mentioned |; and
wishes % Jake - Apprentice Con Il Is
igyears Of FACE.
WILLIAM MORROW.
September ~. 1905.
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THE Editor md Proprietor of tIle
u Seioto Gaictfe would dispose Of,
on very adtahtage terms . he pur-
chaser, eae AsJ Of his Rrinting ~,
soih a., b,isisess Atsv attached % Il. A
liberal credit wiIfhe given Cor he ray-
mslA and no money required IN md !:
Or, he yin give gsneroils Wa9es % anas
tentives eober person, capable of super.
inttpdins he iAAnnal part ofhls prinsiAs
concerns.
fsipf;as % Be-, c'iiEcsRas. !
A'gSsf e. isos.
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4 sut;seD y BL.ANksy 81 -. :,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-23
HOUSE AND LOTS for Sale.
UPON PoToMAcK

UPON TOTOMACK
Situated at the ls7Ufr part, and 4.iibin The II.
ms Of tbr foqvr IF Aitxanayja.
The houie is built in the cottage fyle.
calculated for the accommodation of imail "a.
mily, but 70 planned as to admit Of comfortable
enlargement without efetting its uniformity. 1t
commands fine view of the river and it, ada
cent country. The garden, principally in front,
is rich and in high cultivation, extending to the
wafer, which it approaches by femi circular falls.
The lot attached to the houle is 81 feet fronting
upon Water. Rreet, (corner of Jeferlon.freet)
Iunsins into the channel. More ground may be
obtained if required. r
In the fame rasge, and to the fouthward Of
the above, are leveral LOIS, GpiarIy Gtuated
as TO advantages and profpee, calculated for neat
fmall buildings. The whole or any part of the
above property may be obtained by Purchafc up.
on reaionable terms, either in fee. hmple OF und-
er light ground.rent, A clear title free from
every incumbrance will be given upon the pay
ment of the fun agreed for, and liberal credit
allowed if required, Mr.. laky, re6dine upon
the fhore, below Keith's wharf. and adjoining
the premiles, will thew the property, and line
dire 6fed to Doctor Hamilton, pof-office, Alex
andra, will meet with immediate attention.
September II. staw1m
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all the movements Of the faction who nov
rule, It would very naturally be asked
where are now, in these times of real dan.
ger, these most watchful jealous guardians
OF our rights, where are those patriots
who defeated all these navies, armies, &c.
&c. 10 such an one we would answer,
that these very men by their lies and by
their cunning have got themselves fixed in
power, and are now striving to overturn
that constitution which they formerly at.
fected SO much to venerate. Foremost
among those, and formerly most loud in
sounding the alarm, stand Duane and Ran
dolph with that miserable brawler Joe Nj
cholson. The first Of these gentry, in his
project for new modelling the constitution
of Pennsylvania, has created confusion and
uproar in that state, and the other two by
their resolutions, proposed at the close of
the late session of congress, have done all
in their power TO extend it 10 the union.
We are truly surprised at the little interest
excited by these resolutions, which if car
ried into effect, and in the present temper
ct the times we think it probable that they
May, will render our liberty and our lnde-
pendence but an empty boast.
Frederick Tozpn Herald
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r,NoRF. September 10.

sd1F1f1RE, SepIcmOSk La
BAL ! hin Fame, Long, 40 days
Arigsl, ,op August Is, lat. A, 40,
zhon Lrs .nots ship Magnes, II days from
8sDg' 10 sP f,r New.York, oath, lat. IS,
Lissrpoo .a 81 the schooner Betsy and
pg' y, ,. Jp whale fishermen with 10
fouf D'0 .acb. slst, lat. A. long. SO,
pns on I'm Ipho and Sarah. from New
qos y Quebec, out AZ days-Seps. II,
CSo - = %, long. IS, was boarded by the
b. ~ ~ ' H. Of war Indian: she had with
S'SSi.' American ship Ocean, capt. James
bsf ~ =, from amsterdam to New York.
HS''r5 ~ the Cambrian frigats off the
asaI y and ordered to Halifax, Sept. IL.
tS' 'or' bearing N. N. w. 10 As fathoms
N'a, .. smoke the Ship Enterprlse, Thomp-
W., :, days from Bordeaux for N. York,
~ '';s.a By the British sIoop of war Busy
SsI woo,aug Point, and ordered for Hall
: : CAPTAIN Thompson mentions the en-.
y ,ment between the combined fleets and
y. s'R Calder. and adds, that TWO aays al
r. the engagement the comoineo meets
rsrs seen by boston or'g 10 lat. IL w.
a,criug w. 5. w. passengers In the
Same, Messrs. William Warren, OF the
aealrs Elisha Rigs, OF Geo Town -
bin Wood, OF Boston,; Gross aud Driver,
4 LOudon.
Also, sch'r Resanna, oherer, Ia days
rom HAVANA. Lett, 9th inst. brig Mary,
Nav; ship Lucy Ann, aud sch'r Racer,
Bolton, all of Baltimore.
Also, brig Alliance, Cathel, IA days
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-23
The Subscriber
SEPT. g..

WMes to RENT or SELL, the j6lowiAg
Property, on King freet, viz.
TT HE CORNER STORE, lately occupe ed
L by himfef-the Hand is equal to any in
town for retail fore; and will be rented very
cheap. ALTO, the HOUSE lately occupied by
Doctor Hall; the houfe is very convenient aud
in good repair--ths alto will be rented a bar.
gain if applied for immediately, For terms, sP-
ply to
THOMAS RICHARDS,
or in his abiencc to Mrs. Hgaon, living on the
premdes.
Auguf 8. dtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-23
PUBLIC SALE.

y Y virtue Of a deed of trulf from
II fobn NoraUsod, to the fublcnoer, will be
sxpoied to public auction, on Saturday the asth
Of September 1905,
A Lot Of Ground,
Situate on the fouth fde OF King ftreet, extend
ing on iaid Rreee, 50 fe-t five inches, and run.
ming back I76feet 7 inches. On laid LOT are 3
we'll fnihed two fory frame houfes, with the
nccefary back buildings. Acredis of 8, II, 9
and "a months, will be allowed, on the purchai-
ers giving their notes, with approved indoffers,
negotiable in the bank of Alexandris.
Francis Peyton.
SEPT. s. eo3w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-23
PUBLIC SALE.

TOMORROW, will be Sold, at tn. Vendue.
Store, for the benefit OF the Underwriters;
Two bales white mapped Ken
Eel Cotton
Damaged on board the lhip Independence, on
her paGage from Liverpool.
P. G. Marfeller.
September zs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-23

The Store and Cellar, lately occu-
pied by Mr.. James WiJlon, deceafed. they
will be let either with or without the dwelling.
houfe, as may be mott convenient to tn. perfon
who may be inclined to become tenant. Apply
to Mrs. Elsa Wilyan or K. I. Tayls,.
September +. stawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-23

= fr'4ts Of Federal negotiation.
h. ps 80 iustallmsnt for awards under the
of4o Sy,,sa treaty, amounting to upwards
u Loa1 ou sterling, has been regularly paid
ind, !, COUNTERPART
Nj, D; presene glorious administration,
SadiDl "skev has been four years exerting
Is o5,s u'a,le skill at the courto of Spain &
''alnsd nothing but sinsuIt IT,!
Phil True Amsr.1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-23
N O t l c E.

ME administration of the eRate Of JAMES
L WILSON, deceafsd, having been com
mIsted to the Subscribers by the Orphans Coure
Of the county of Alexandria, they hereby require
all thofe indebted to the iaid efate to make IN.
mediate payment of their respective debts; and
thoie who have claims sgainf the efate, to exhi.
Dit them as early as pebble, properly au,henti.
Gated.
Eliza Wilton,
R. l. Taylor.
AugoR IL. atawtf