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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-10

. 49,
TTE is a Rout. Gro7g, and active fellow
/ 4 underaands plantation bufnefs we'll and is
. COED lhosmaker; lie is about 81 years oid,'
abau, 5 feet 9 OF 70 inches high; he has Come
I'D fears from whip which be received ievsn-
zen years ago for running away he has been
ny property eves ilnce and / do not recollett
hat h; has ever been corrcst ted Ence, although
often delerved il nc has mother in Fanquer
,auaty, Virgioia,, the property of Mr.. John
Broasugh', and have been informed be vas
zen on the road enqnirlng for faid place, with
PATS fet,iug forth that he was a free man, and
ny MANS a8ixed 10 fome of them, all Of which
re forgcries; and will give farther reward
& Farty Dollars to any pcrfon that will inform
me Of the pcrson or perfons guilty of the forge
y, provided they are convicted of the fame.
Tbe above Gave went off aSsh JAY, 1905.
THOMAS WEST,
/ Ole mile from Alexandria
AuguR H.. d
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Mackayel 6 Wh;lRey.
This IS to give Notice,

TsHAT the (ub(crihcr, Of Alexandria county,
L in the diaria OF Columbia, hath obtained,
letters of naturalization the per(onsl efate of
RoGert B,oavs, late OF the coun.y aforelaid, de-
cealed all perfons having claims agsnf the taia
deceafed, are hereby warned TO exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof, to the fnbfctibef, on
or before the 81 day Of November next, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit TO faid
etate. Given under my hand, this 81 day of
Auguf, sos. ~
DIXON BRITT1NGHAM, Alm'r.
Auguf 8. 2awam
". B. All perfon, indebted to the above ef.
tate, are rrqueGed 70 make inaledia': payment
to the adm niHra.or.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,
ttF-HE DWELLING HOUSE which now
! occupy, ON Roysl.freet. As am going
to removs, pogeGn may be bad the fTa day Of
Augua. JOSEPH SMITH.
July II. law
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pubut sale.
On FRIDAY next,

IN FRIDAY next,
VI iii :. fold at the Vsndue Stoss,
Sl' r u M
-. and bis. French Brandy 10 pipes
en 4 pipes and bis. -,
S 'sas.s "a aaa Apple Bandy in bis.
s va & hhds, ticrces and bis.
C Ss,', nj brown Soap and ia boxes,
w "al, and dips Candles }
D.;sn, in kegs, boxes aud Jaf',
p. n kegs and trails,
90 Ware in crates. -
T9flusEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-ALso,
4 Variety of DRY GOODS.
= among which are
Cloths. Coatings, Kerlemeres,
M IA plains, Kerfcys, Negro Cottors,
s S ElaRicks, blue Ftiezss,
S,S Ruaels, Yarn Stockings
ls,,zes and CallicosS,
rim Linens, Sil.fa do
ns,butqs and Ticklenburgs,
M..ro and Muslin Handkerchiets,
III, Mu.ins and Table Clothes,
r,odaans Handkerchief,
colosfd Thr.ads, Ha,s and sundry other
vtclss n., ,.o.U..
Dec. 20.
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Auguf ~.
FOR SALE,

EoN DALI
Or to Let, for q Term Of Years, or on
GyOund-Rent for ever,
Four valuable Lots, on the louth
eide OF King between Faysite and Henry.
ereets each lot fronting % eet on King .areer,
and running hact. 700 feet to IL teer alley.
The iisuasion of this property is luch (be,ng IN
one OF the mott thriving parts of the town. as
to make the poGeG Of livery deGrable to any
Perlon having money to purchafe, more efpeci.
ally to dealers in country produce.
AJ0, for Sale,
a Houle and Lot, on the fouth
fde OF King hfcet, near Washington freet, and
oppoGre the fore of Mr.. James Bacon. This
htustion is equal to airy in town for bufnes,
LkezuIt - Lei, far fbe tern Of. len 1tcr,.
An half-acre Lot on Duke and Pitt
ftr.ets, mott ciig.bly Gtuated or laras OF
Clover Lot, for which parpoie onl il re
rented As manure has been shIown NJ l. assos
upon it for ieveral years tie ground cannot bls
be as rich as could be wIihed. For terms .pp.y
to Mr.. James BaeOu, Oh King, near Wslhiag-;
ton ftreet, or TO the iubfcribe,, at N,tle, Hall
oppotite to Alexandria.
Thos. L. Warrington.
N. B. To Hire BY The ninth,
A very likely active BOY,
About Is years old, who has from a child
been accufomrd to wait in the, houle, provldea
immediate application is made as above.
May :. co
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Leonasd- Town RAcs5.
Valuable Property for Sale.

On The Iotb day ef oao5e, next, at 10 o'foek
in The fareuoons evW be Sold en- a lang ereaif,
at public Vsn49e, tn TIE. premyfs, =
THAT large STONE WAREHOUSE on
Il the corner OF Wolfe and Union itrcets;
one half of Ground Rem. Of l.I3l IsG aril-
ing out of the Drill .hoatc" immediately oppo-
itc; one half of the Wharf that was built by
general Roberdeau, and numbcr of Vacant
Lots on Wafer, Wolfe, and Union fFesss.
The property will be lhown to any perion aps
p!yins to the lubicriber.
THOMAS PATTENs
Auguf ~. eo6w
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TuG Received.

UT NCNSINtu.
ana for bele b. re SalGti5tr,
Gale black taHeties
.. 0aadaaoes, red and brown
a'fsis pork
sof fprase 10 Jars
!, s ieals beam, bottoms and weights,
: a. JOHN c. LADD.
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PUBLIC SALE

~ oL1S ~ ~ IL
~ vfiue Of IA iecree OF the Court Of the United
States TOR the 9Th circui, ia TIC Virginia
elttld pronounced at the May term, sos,
"a Oshalt OF RoBERr BIRD agalnf 19G0b
Ka5fa and jJoba Lops; wilt be fold TO the
nghee bidder for ready money,
a N ESTATE or Pr sNTATION, in the
I 4 cOcn'y OF Prince William, called BaeR-
'sf-aad one in tie county of Wcfmoreland,
GItd Cbaati!!y; for the pa'gote Of ,siGcg shc
%a OF Twelve taouiaad dci!ars with ntsrsi
1sl'on, to be comp1te4 after IN. rate of Ave
- en'nn per apnum, from the 10th day OF
November, 1895; and me further fun Of hire
. sya'im tour handled and fifty four dollars and
guy s'ght Cents, with Ike intc.eR, 70 be CON.
~% 60 nom the 10Th day of Nav, 1898,
lOe fale OF the mentioned efstes viii
mace on the prelpifes; that of Backland 70
i pa's on thc 18th day of Oaobcr next
= @aach only the FUN Of eight thnofana three
!. aN'sO and tortyGx dollars, with intctef, at
! ,tS' esntum ser annun, to be computed from
h syn gay OF July, 1927, and the cxpsRce of
/, 'ps,sot s 10 5c RATED, and the rctidae from
4 s'''ed Cbantii'y, the fale Of which will take
: : % 'ac i6'h lay OF the fame month.
Benjamin Molby. D. NJ.
Jofeph Scott, NJ. v..p.
~ Ienoe' s. dt!4th Oa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-25
For SALE,


4 VALUABLE tra6t of Land containing about
L N Tx hundred acres, lying within feven miles Of
the town OF Staunton, in the county of Auguila. a.
bout an hundred and fifty cleared, and in
good condition for farming, which includes an excel
lent meadow of about twenty -four acres, and near
ly, or quite as much more may be made.
The improvements are, two good log dwelling
houies, with itone chimnies near large and never
falling fpriDg of excellent limehone water d large
and convenient barn; and tolerable apple orchard
which fedom fails bearing.
This farm is conveniently tuated lies well for Gull
tivation, well tinibered, and in good neighbour
hood 1t isgenerally fupPoied, by the belf farmers
to be as valuable any other % i;ze, within con-
hderable dtance Of Stanton, and resfonably worth
eight thouiand dollars, prompt payment. However
II an early application be made, it may be purchaied
tor ieis FUN, and the purcbafer accommodated as to
the time which will be given for the payment of
than half the price. If the whole of The purchaf mo-
ney is rendered at the time OF making the convey
ance, or giving poGeion, it may be had for ten col
lars per acre, which very little f any exceeds tv
thirds of its value This property is certainly AN OBJ
ee worthy the attention Of any perion who may be
diipofed to poncfs productive farm in this part oil
the country. For further information apply to the
iubieriber refding in Stsunton, who will thew the
lana- CIiESICY KINSIEy.
June 7. lep3w.
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ELLIS q ALLAN

Haos 'cseiVd BY ne ReiIi E,om Loadoa, 8a,soCB.i,
SPRTNG GOODS,
a7'org" 7oJie6 are ne Ea.yo7viag ayiieL5.
7 oNDoN suferGre Cloths and Cagimeres,
a Cuttings and Dintirs
handl"ine ialnonabe worked & laced Mullins,
-, Sd and 1914 Diapers,
90, $40 and lo-l6 Danlafs Table Cloths.
GentIenen's white aud brown Cotton Stockings.
Ladies elegant laced while do
Do. T"st"iis-lneil bent and braid Combs.
Chiutzes, Cacocs AID Furniture
Geotleme.i's black fashionable Hats,
DO. drab beaver do.
Do. do pateut fix do.
Umbrellas,
Boys Morocco Caps, plain and furr'd
j.cit Hemp Roles,
En2i,h Whi;e Lead. 5panGi Brown, Yellow Oere
e.oGnd in Oh. AMI Vs.disreaie,
p'usian and Pig Blue,
Zen 39iled OIL IL IRIS,
Durham MuasEd &c &c
WS'eh, = bed 20 sheir preftn, flock and thofe ex.
Psc''d Cda'i,) from Liverpool, will render Their -
i''''''"' ss1''~i' MAy 7. (e9iD
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BROKERS' OFFICE.

HE iubicri5er informs the Citizens of Richmond
: and the public in general, that he has taken the
Hehie' next door 10 Mr. William Aufin's, lower end
OF the Baton, where he tranfacts the BROKERAGE
and COMMISSION BUSINESS III all their various
branches From his general knowledge of buGneis.
AIDED by has attention aud folicitde for the intereH
OF Gioe who may peafe favor him with their COM
in@ni4 hopes TO participate in the confidence of
generous public. lie pledges hmfelf that no excrti-
qss o his ha!l be wanting give the utmea iatis-
LAion.
GEORGE Willy.
J'ms.i (eptf
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JUST PUBLISHED BY
= COB John SON,

4i"d For Sale at bis BOOKSTORE, a fezu door,
6eLozD tie 1dUlei-5oyie-RiebnOnd.
h NEW SYSTEM of MODERN GEOGRA-
: PLY; or general Description of the moft
remarkable countries throughout the known world
their respective tua,ions ex,ents divions cities ri
veTs mountains fcils and productions their COM
merce, manners, cutoms and religions together with
thsir principal hitories events and political import,
aice IL the great commonwealth Of nations compil-
ed from the mot moiern fyaems Of Geography, and
she iatet voyages and travels, aud containing many
important additions to the Geography Of the United
Sasss that have never appeared in any other work of
che sid, iGtrated with eight maps, COMPETING the
lite 1covegies, aud engraved by rhe firlt American
'--ls, deisred particularly for the ute of fchool,
BY BENJAMIN DAVIES.
J. J. having an extenGve book eitabliihment in
Phu4deipnia, is eu.bed fell on as low terms
as Any other hnufe in the United States. He there
fore very respectfully folics the orders of country
merchants a!d others.
June lG. If.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sAIE.

HHsss SSs, 10 NE b;sbR tiatr. ne pye,, ca l,:-
day tie l2tb Of Jaiy mexi.
ne TENEMENT FORMERLY occupied by James
4 Harris, belonging to the James River Conpa-
~ containing one acre of Land. with DIV ellins
1euir thereon, which, with fmali .xpenee, may b.
made to accommodate a family comfortably.
The Tenement Borders on the Canal aud has the
advantage of an excellent fprins of water and affords
Proiped not furpaHed BY anJ in the neighbourlood
CT this city.
a credit OF twelve months will be allowed the
Purehaisr' on giving bond with approved fscuri,y.
BY oSasr tie P,siidea. and Directors,
=. ROBERT POLLARD.
June 81. dds
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with Boots Shoesas well if they were On the
fPot.....--A-the lengrh of the Boot.--C-round the
Caii.-b-the pitch OF ditto-..D-round the heel and
initep.--E-roundt the nGer-.-G-acrofs the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel again!t aperpendicular and
Pick knife the end of the great toe-fet down in
figures the number Of inches and quarters in the diff
ierent nea!ures. January |. eptf
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l5ieabiilgS of Council,
on THE
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE CHASE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81.
CAlr. HqpAi4f5as .Lacecb eoaciudcd. J

The charges, fr, laid in the FIR article OF
impeachment, arc grounded altogether on
tie proceedings of what has been called Tie
lirn day Of Fries's trial and mott firmly bc,iev-
ing thqt the whole Of this proceeding on that
Gay vii! bear the moa fcrUiiBizing enquiry,
and !aad on the itrong ground of notification,
have been willing TO rect the managers on
that days proceeding diljomted from that ct
The following day. Bur, fir, IT IS mon evident,
that THIS rs by no means 4 fuil or fair exami-
nation CO ite Judges oouduti on that cccafion-
Wnen hc Is charged With corrupt or partial
intention to iaiure and opprefs Iobn Prizes.
when be is charged with 4 wiifui violation oj
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aRieblnouo asrisss erurys..t.

,ER7 FOR CEERBoURG,
tz,ESXENse The copper botton,'d fip MAX
Csc Is y YrnA, Capt PerRiE, burthen about
$780, $50 hhds. having two thirds her cargo
engaged, isexpected to fal about the 18th July
AID viii take 100 or $50 hlds. tobacco ON u mode-
rate freight. For terms apply to
JOHN NEWELL, Ir. Norfolk, UT
- BROWN, E,iyES * Co. Richmond
May 81. tep4w)
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AaIes at aiieiio,,.

Will be fold on the premifes, on "Wednesday
the Sd day of July next:
a LOT on Shockce-hill, No. 5a4, adjoining
L n the lot whereon Mr.. Samuel Greenhow
ives.--The terms of .fale will be, one hundred
pounds cath, the remainder in twelve months ::
TO iecure which a deed OF ttua upon the lot
will be expected.
THOMAS TAYLOR & Gov. NJ
juno IL. (tds)
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JUST RECEIVED,

AND FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
E'oUR hundred pieces Houfe Paper, Philadelphia
Il Beer BY the barrel, fmal quantey of firt qua
h,y New-England Cheefe; ALTO 400 barrels Corn.
EDWARD HALLAM
ALSO-jooo W.T.. Salt Petred BACON and
a coniian, fupply of FRESH CORN MEAL.
june lS.--iepl2r)
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HE i'sbferiber bsgs leave to inform his friends
and the public az large, thai,he has OBTAINED j
ccmuiiion Tor Jhe exerciie of tine duties of NOA-
KY PUBLIC, in :.i.d for this csy and that amy bu-
iinels committed TO han aii meet with prompt dr.
patch.
SAMUEL MCRAW.
May 2i 5f,s
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WASHINGTON rAYRRN.

4iE iubicriber ftii continues to Lesp houfe Of
L ENTERTAINMENT. for gentcel company,
oniy he iiatters hiii.i., he is well provided TO
give general fat;=aco any perion in his line in
the late There is i Mail Stage efablfhed which
runs iron, Richmond 70 his houfe once week, and
Tor The accommodation of the public, he has IN ex-
ce.lcas hack, horfes and diver; $500.
]. EDMoNDSoN.
Staunton, June CT. & 3t)
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TO BE SOLD,
To the higheft bidder, on the premifes, on The
lait Saturday in Jupe next,
- 0 mucho Of the LAND, whereon John ,Kefo
, lives, in the county of Cumberland, late the
property of Peter Francifco, as will pay the ba-
lance Claimed of him, by Samuel G.. Adams, of
K. 100, with its interen, by virtue of deed of
truft executed to me, By the faid Peter Francif-
CO, for that pnrpofe.
CREED TAYLOR, Truaee.
May IL. (eptds.)
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FoR sALE or LEAsE !:

FOR SALE OR LEASE:
I 'HNFlaryc and convenient TAVERN, ituated
=! III the centre OF the town of Iynchburg at the
OF the itrect leading to the eOurt-houle and
Jail, and not than thirty yards from both. oppo-
iite Iynches ware-houie and the Erect leading from
tine ferry in the faid town. The Tavern contains
four anda bar the I'm floor, including two
very large futable for ball and dining room
with Hiding PARTITION TO the ball room. The lecond
floor tx rooms, the iize Of the bail room
aud the othsr5 lutable for lodging roons with am ex-
ceilent garnet. This Tavern has large portico de
full length of the houie, Nlfo good dry cellar aud
well oppolte the door, together with kitchen,
imoke-houe, dairy and Fable with twenty two Rails
therein with fpacious garden aud yard leading to
the Gable. OtEcr improvements will be made 70
fuit the purehaGsr ealer. IT is deemed unneoeda
~ to ltac the great value of the above property or
fay more to the advantage sriug from 70 eentrical
and eigibe faudiOr Tavern, as it is preGUhled no
periou would DC inclined TO puFehalc or leale the
bove property without viewing tie prcnifcs there
being doabt but ,hsy wculd be better ftisGed af-
ter feen the cohyeaior ituation, tisn any norna.
tion thoy could get from this advertisement iibe-
raj credit will be given ony perion doirous Of tn,
puf -haie an adyan,ageous lsale.
Fol further PARTICULARS, apply To william pcie, Jun
Richmond, o. tie fa5iesijor, rcdiag alou, tire,
n.ies from LynehSuss.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOX SALE.
ME lubfcrbers living in this place, have for fae
\ u tract Of LAND lying in the county of Loui-
fa and adjoining Yancyville, containing two hundred
and fourteen, and half leis the land
is we'll timbered, and the fame which fold under
deed of truft from Francis Loekett, deed.
credit of one year will be given the purchafer on
occurring the payment, bearing intere from the date
if not PunaualIy paid.
LYLE q M'CREDiE.
Mancheiter, June z. (ep Sw)
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4 Ii perfons having claims againft the eitate of
~ the late Rev Robert Ware, decd. of Middle
iex county, deGred to bring them forward, pro-
pery authenticated before the rit day Of Sep
TENDER next, otherwife this advertisement will be
plead in bar aganR all claims exhibited, after that
date the fubfcriber is deiirous to clofe his admit
niilratioa account as loon US poilible.
EDWARD WARE,
4f,fssia'r zeiib ne 7OiH annexed
Eifex, May 81. TepIm1
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NJ Ill be gi7,ca FIR l2 0, Is BOTS, from
W 7fol5JsarS aid. En7Airr of'fbe Printers.
Dec. ID. fDbtf1
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e==-3
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
NEAL NELSON,
BOOT 81 SHOE MANUFACTURE Err.
MAI Nj It .RINu.In1sn

NJ AXES Boots * Shoes
w TO any pattern or fafh-
iort, equal in point of MA
TRIALS and WoExMAN-
s;hr TO any i'll general uGe.
81 Imported Doors and
SHOES, of the firm quality
and newell iaihion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen At 4 DIFF
t2nce, who are diipofed to
forward re their meafure
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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BENJAMIN DJ.YIk,

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR.
RIcHMoND,
II AS jun received a very hr,e ard extepGve az
4 L fer,ment of freih MEDICINES, SURGEON.
iNSTRUMENrS, DRUGS and DYE-STUFFS
PANTS Of all kinds, OIL, VlARNiStiES, PUT.
TY, &c.
H50 complete els,t1zenf of
Fl A TT s. qATERfAI.S
CONSISTING or
1at'ers Irons Crude Tartar
Logwood Bsfo, lions
Copper4s Bosv-Strings
Vrdegreafe I.;pr,xs
fgttick / 3 Gallons
SyapIih Indigo Taf.i Bands
Chot V'tr'oi Rubbing Difhes
A9. Forts Stampers
Quiekiliver Irenchers, &c
Which added to his former flock, completes an ar.
iortnent that was never equalled in his line of buff
nefs, in this city.
lie thanks his cutomers for paft fayors, and hopes
to merit continuation of their cnifom His former
attention to the quality of his Medicines importing
them IN their crude fate, that he might be able TO
Judge OF their quality, and Poderng and preparing
tnen Under his immediate infection, have contributed
10 ms Preent etl-bli.i,rnent; and oppof,ion he pre-
Tunes wiilnct relax his exe-t;os to give general i
tachon i'll future.
rus experience for more than 9years pan, as A
Pohecary and Druggih in this city, added TO fnalI
Rock OF Medical Information acquired before enables
him. ne thinks, to form toleraby correct Judgment
as to the quality of Drugs and Medicines, although
ne cannot boat OF bg1ers eo,eon bin, greater than
inc commence OF numerous and Respectable cuflo-
mers.
In regard to his wholefale prices, he pron,iies to
'ufn'i each OF his wholeiae cuitomers with printed
price current, as foon poble and feels hirnfef con-
noent IN their anPTohation knowing that no one IL,
tins tate Can afford to under-ell him. This he in
tends to do,not 20 gel oilers e4oers ;e s, but 70
iecure his own.
any articles that may be ordered, and not APPROX
ed of quality, may be returneG if il GOOD or,,e
and in rea.onatle time
June Z. (sw&,f,
12e----E
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
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L o S T,

a BOND for the FUN of Six Kindred and Eiah-
= ty-three pounds, payable the 25th day of De-
ecinae-, 1906, from Walker HAYES and Thomas c.
nIorton o. King William, to the fubicriber in Pow
Aatan This bond dated on the tw enty- fe venth
Of iaf April, and at,ctcd by Robert Pollard. here
10y iorwarn all perons from receiving or ufing this
bo d, and Walker HAYES and Thomas c. Morton
ifaa' paying the iaa'e, the proper means will be
adopedto nave the bond renewed
THOMAS MILLER
Po,yhatan, June ls. ST.
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A7a8o
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BENJAMIN STETSON.

NFORMS his friends and the public in general
ne has Tor iae, 400 gallons Hollands I.inieedOn
h'ee Leai and SPan,h Brown ground in OIL
F"'eHt Green ground in ditto. Verdgriie and
op-"i'i' Brown, dry; by 10 Window Glais, & Put
~; al, Sd, I'D, Sd, Sd, lod, and god Nails. ,wo
SA-ks Spike Nails, Bar Iron, German and Bhiteree
otsei; general ailortment of Iron Hollow Ware
loFtndS. Molahes, French Brandy, Weit-India and
New-Engiand Rum, Tea, Coffee, Loaf and Brown
,sgar, Chocolate, Mems, fine and coar.e Shoes, La.
DIES ND & Morocco and Leather Slippers; s Boxe,
cotton and Wool Cards alorted half pin, and quar-,
Iumolers inia invoice elegant cut glais ftone ware
German oSenburgs, 5ofacks Salt, NJovaicotia Crint
stones and many oher articles in fore, which he will
ieii cheap tor cath or country produce.
April 2.-(lawl2nl
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Which added to his former locE completes an AZ
iortneht tfat was never eGdaicd III his line of bun
neis, in this city.
fle thanks his cultomers FOR pan favors ard hone,
70 merit continuation Of their cuaon His former
attention TO the quality of his Me icines, inn.
them III their crude fate, that ,,e might be able r.,
Judge of their quality and powdering and preparing
them under MS immediate nipelon, have contributed
TO ms Pre!ent establishments; and oppo!ition he pre-
tunes wiilnot relax MS exer,ois 10 give general tt
faction in future.
His experience for more than . years pan, as A.
potheeary and Dfuggt in this city, added 10 a nnalI
took OF Medical Information acquired before enables
him, he thinks, 10 form toleIably correct iIdpnent
as to the quality of Drugs and Medicines, although
he cannot boat of bonoys rea BIN greater
the confidence of numerous aud Respectable cuao-
mers.
In regard to his wholelae prices, he pronfes 70
iurniii each oshis whoeiac cultomers with printed
price eurreni loon PoEb!e and feels himief CON-
hdent III their appreciation, knowing that no one in
this rate can afford to under-e eli him. This he in
tends to do not to get Otbrt fyoeyI fran lssu, but
fecure his own
Any articlesthat may " ordered, and not spprov.
ed OF asto quality, may DE returned if in good order
and in reafouable time.
june T. (3w&tG
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Pox being either nearly or totally fubdued.--A-
mong them is Vienna. But how melancholy is
the reflection, that while the great and pcpuious
city of Vienna, which for time imme,norial, has
been fubjected 10 the inceiiant ravages of the
SMALLPOX, exhibited two deaths only by that
diisafe in the year 1904, the city of London
ihould even at this moment have to deplore the
untimely fate of near fifty perfons weekly by
this horrid peftience peitilence which, it is
obvious, from this and other fimilar examples,
might not only be fpeedily baniihed from the
metropolis, but from every part of the Britiih
Empire. Ian: Pap.