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TO BE RENTED.

MY HOUSE ard Lo7, a8ou Sboslol-5Yu. !, nm
1fI airy fArgfart EtD0tis1.Foy terms aesfy TO Mr.
Sa"sr' A4C's7O, zesO IL y adbarjfd6y NE, 10 treat
far tie l1we, oofo be l9je,i6ey. PeJToa nav be i'm,
"TaLa'f.y oaa' WILLIdlM MANN
Agg1F 3d. (FH
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BOARDING IN WILLIAMSBURG

the time when the eourfe ufually commences p.
William & Mary College isfai, approach;no ,bs
int2rms parents aud young gentlemen ,b.,
ne wiz continue 10 receive boarders on terms as mod
IAe as circumstances will allow 1t will be his pecr.
iai endtavor TO eonbine Satisfactory accommodations
internal decorum and Propriety. Beiide other
recommendations, his houie polIeG.s the ,6v,n,..e
OF being almOft contiguous to the college.
Williamsburg, Oao5er ]. -,
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Oaober 4.
10 STUDENTS OF HuLIAM g MIRy

7 ANDERSON has jun opened a, the poa.
Z 4. Office, Williamsburg, very ex.entve ac.
Pertinent of Books, Globes, Maps, and ether litera-
ry objects. The importation has been made with a
direct view to the fubjes of the lectures and
ther with variety of n,celaneous literature. COM
Prehends all the mott valuable works made ule of, or
referred to, during rhe courte.
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with Bootsor Shoesas well as if they were ON IN.
ipot..-.-.A-;he length of the Boot.,~ C-round TIA
cai'.E--the pitch Of dito..-D--ro,nd the heel and
nitepE--round the irtter...-G--acrofs the bali ,e
the feet. Fix the heel agana perpendicular ard
STICK knife at the end OF the great toe-et down m
figures the number of inches and quarters in the DIFF
tefe"t h'ea'"reS. January ]. epd
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ELLIS g 4LLdN

Il AVE juit reeeive'---ss h,gs COFFEE. g mines
= - OLD SRAZil. WINE of very iuperior quail.
y, ana l Pipe CoGNlAC BRANDY, which thev
WI. zen low Tor cath or on I ihort credit.
Sept. II. s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-11
8 BENJAMIN STFTsON.

' z INFORMS his friends and the public in general
he has for faie, 400 gallons Hollands LinleeIOl
White Lead AID Spaniah Brown ground in OIL
Patent Green ground in ditto. Verdigrife and
sp,nilh Brown, dry by 10 Window Glafs, 8, put
~; I'd, Sd, I'D, Cd, Sd, 1Od, and 2oI Nails, 1--WE
Calks Spike Nails, Bar Iron, German and Differed
Steel; general afortDispt Of Iron Hollow Ware
i0iinds. Molaaas, French Brandy, WeR-inda and
New-Ensland Rum, lea, Coffee, Loaf and Brown
Ssgar, Chocolate, Mems, fine and eoarfe Shoes, La
dies Kid & Morocco and Leather S.ippers; Boxes
Cotton aud Wool Cards aiorted half p.Gt and quart
1umblers,fnia invoice elegant cut glais, honc ware,
German ozsnburgs, 5oiaeas Salt. Novafeotia Grind
S,5nes, aud many o,feT astislcsn ors, which lac will
eel chap for eaih or country produce.
Am! 2.--flavI2m.
TIE HIGHgsr RsIcv (ra cAsH) WILL BE- GI-
VEN AT THIS otyics YoR
CLBHN LINEN III COTTON RIGS.
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HIGH I. CRAWRORn
(3w&tD

NiiCN'ii j INA w Il olNO,
TyAS ua resolved per the flip Planter, Captain
Boali, from London, hi, Fall fuppIy of
DRUGS 81 MEDICINES,
which being laid in under his own immediate infpec
'tion, the quality may be depended on and having
prchafed with cath, he is enabled to dlpole of them
on the nioa moderate terms.
ALSO;
London White Lead, grd Copal Warmth,
in oil, PrufIian Blue,
sP4niih Brown, do. Patent Yellow,
Yellow O.hre, do. Verdigreafe,
Paint Bruihes Of al izes, Stone Ochre,
BeR Engliih Glue, Venetian Red,
Colo and Silver Leaf, Kings Yellow, &c.
lie has for f4le, few bottles Virginia Cater Oil
Of tte fame qualify TIA; lately fold at DR. Grim
gas Sept. 20. oawsn
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GEORGE Willy,


SRCKER y COMMITS "loN MERCHANT.
Near the DaGn,
Ruf6 and lels all kinds Of Produce--Alfo. L,-s<
- Lots, and heufes Bsnl, Stock, &c.
~ ~. ba' for Sac, LOTS No Ill, 3, 3, and &.
which make one entire fq';are in Du-val,s a6s;,;'
on-lhsre rs good Spring attached to diem. 1,hsG.
lots are well worth the attention of anv gentle.
man w'fhr, tn build fun,ner retreat for his fami,v
July 2s.-d.
ME iubicriber Is aurhorifed to barter for o,b.r-
d wife dhpoie of very valuable and productive
property IN the upper county, which eainated b.
the proprietor, to be worth between so and 10000
dollars, but he will be perfectly willing that its CAN
value ihali be adiudged by dnterelted n,su.
Virginia Bank Rock will he taken in exchange, and
very liberal price allowed. =
The above mentioned property is iaated in he...
thy country about 100 miles above tins place. aui
within 10 nseso James river.
Augun cs.-(tf
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TO RENT,

TO RENT,
4 Very large and excei,en, CELLAR, under
L n the Maion's Hall--for terms, apply to
Jaeob I. C,ben, or
September 20. rp4w
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MEDICINES,

PERUVIAN Bark, .2ssssilver Leaf,
J. Jalap, Caionael, Logwood,
lpecac, Rhubarb, s Lip Salve,
MagnsGa, Camp.,or, 5 Wndior Soap,
Arrow Root, : Wah Balls,
Anderion's Pills, { CoPal Varnih,
Batenans' Drops, s White Warmth,
Aqua Forts, Spirits of Turpentine,
Britli Oil, : Carn,ine,
Cephalic Snuff, Drop Lake,
Chnreh's Cough Drops, Dutch Pink,
Dafy's Elixir, Flake White,
Dalley.s Carmnat;ve, s Kings Yellow,
Gawland's Lotion, Ivory Black,
Godfreys Cordial, ; Litharge,
Greenough's Tnaure, Red Lead,
for the Teeth & Gums White Lead, dry and
HaerleDn. Oil, ground III Oil,
Hocper's Female Pills. s Walnut Oil,
Hiur Piaaers, ) Patent Yellow,
Illness Fever Powders, !, Prulian Blue,
Jeiuit's Drops, s Rofe Pink,
Milk OF Roles, : Blue Smalts,
Nanaecn Dye, Spanh Brown and Yell
olui-e's Elixir low Ochre, dry and
Steers Opodeldoe, ground in Oil,
Stoushton's Bitter., ; Terra-sie- Sienna,
Tooth Powder, s Turkey TIMBER,
Fieih Bruihes, ) Venr.ian Red
Court Platter, Verdegreafe,
Fig Blue, vermiIleon,
Spanilh Indigo, Spanih Whiting,
Gold Leaf, Linfaed Oil, &c. s,e. &c
The above articles warranted TO he of the ben
Guality--Regular attention and fair prices.
~ Physicians, or tnole who buy to retail, will
perhaps find it to their account call and examine
Auguh 80. (Ftf
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BELL TAVERN-APorHgcARr SHOP.

Defer E-iLSoN, Bar js reeeivsa loau Philadelphia
S.i Nt'o10rs, .obsrs be ao7Snaiy i1:d ia general
C2sy g
MEDICINES,
and ot5er articles ia tie df0t5eenry Eue-fmsss
VyJ;eb are
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-11

TfkiAis and WoRKmAN-
SIR to any iii genera. nc.
~ Imported Doors apd
Shors, OF the fri quali,y
and newell fSih;on, for faie.
-. Grrt!e,rcn at a d;f-
taree, who are difpoftd 70
FORWARD ne their. nieafure j..
= raIirC attention to III.
arneN ed cnt. car he G.,n,.
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H a TT Rs TERIAL S
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-26
Robert T. HoOe, s Co.
RUNAWAY NEGRO.

Ran away from the fublcriber, living 10 Alex
dria, on the a9th of~May laf,
Il NEGRO MAN, dame,k SPENCER -
II about feet high, "a years old, fender
made, fAooth ikin, he is a plauGble .iaGnuating
fellow. Had on when he aoscUnded, a white
round Jacket and trowlsrs, ihees and round hat.
Tits probable he has changed his drefs having a
variety of cloathing. Whoever will take up
fiid Negro and bring him to the fubieribsr, ia
Alexandra, or lecures him in any goal 70 that |
get him again, fhaiIlccsivc THIRTY DOL.
LARS reward and all reafonable charges IGid
he is a rope-maker by trade. 1t is probable he
may travel to Baltimore or 70 the fouthward, in
order 20 get employment. / hereby torewarn
ali matters ofveEels and Others from employing
or earring OFF faid Negro al their peril.
Ca He was hired by the fubicriber to Mr..
Samuel Harper, and advertifed by him; Gnce
then he has again became my property.
Jas. NJ. Sssuart.
Tune "a. 49, eotf.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-26
Fifteen Dollars Reward.
Jun. ~

Ran away from the fubfcriber, liv-
log within one mile of F iuquier conrt-houfe, a
NEGRO, MAN, by the nam. of BILL; about
the age Of II years, feat IL inches high
took with him one brown linen lhirt, two pair
of common overalls, fwaafdown waifcoas, a
hat and pais Of fhaes- Whoever will apprehend
f.id Negro and fecure him in goal, or bring him
10 me. hall receive the above reward and rea-
fonable charges.
John Maddux.
June a. eoss{
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-26
WILLIAM OXLEY

HAS ON HAND,
Wbieb be roiL dvpelt Of on terms advautageoxs
to the ParehaIer;, fo, t4S or notes,
The following Articles, viz.
Supefrne and (econd cloths
Kerieymeres and fwandowns
Bear&ins and fearnongbts
Durants and calllmancocs
Bombazcts and wiIdbores
Common and boil'd cambets
Silk, cotton, and worried hoGery
Ensl'aa extra long ELK gloves
Silk twiR AMI thread
Diaper and common tapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed marfeiIles
Laces, edgings and gimps I,
Elegant black andwhite lace veilss
Patent 2 do. do.
Satinpeelong and fix handGerchiefs s
A. o.S, and Ga Csmbrick muffin.
India Jacopet do,
Fussians, buckfam, &c. SC.
ALSO,
A few bales of Negro Csddie,, and one trunk
elk and cotton filings.
January 7. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-26
Union Cheap Bread Manufodory,
Oppo6te the Market,
Adjoining 7ames S. Scars, Royal arees-
ALEXANDRIA,

BY WILLIAM LOWELL.
Who bsgs leave TO inform the Ladies, Gentle
men, and the Public in general, in this town,
that on "Wednesday, the frit Of May, he will
commence baking where they may be f,,s
piled with BREAD OF the frh quality and
found baked lon iuch terms never before q. .
fered in this place--as follows:
S II NIiE eighteen penny loaf Tor 20 cents, nine
! penny loaf for 10 cents, four pence half
penny loaf for cents; and, for the convenience
of thofe Whole family or circumstances will not
admit of LARGE BREAD, he will make the
three penny loaf two ounces heavier thanthe
weight fixed by the Cberk eftbe Market, as di.
rcecd by the Cooperation 70 that the labouring
man will be lefved on as good terms as the ner-
chant. The BEST sUPgRFINE FLOUR for houis
kesping ar Ife,tn cents per pound, or fifteen
pounds for dollar. Thoie Lsdies and Gentle.
men who with TO be regularly lupplcd at their
own houles, will be obligiug enough % fend
line as above, which will be attended to. Graz
allowance to fellers of Bread. To prevent any
Misunderstanding the above terms are CASH, un.
LET'S where &ated credits are agreed on, and thofe
are expected 70 be regularly paid the profits
being imall.
". B. To Tavsms, Boarding-houfes, and
large families, there will be an additional faying
of Ten per cent. in buying LARGE LoAvEs in
preference to SMALL,
April Sc. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-26
F 0 r S A l. E,

$50 Acres Of Land, in the diRra|
of Columbia, about S mics from Alexandra a
from George. Town: A large proportion
woodland of a good quality, Astounding wild
good ipfings and handfome Gtuations. ~ai
lay off this land TO accommodate thofe who rq|
with TO buy from two acre lots to twenty, OF ID
it altogether. a fa,al c.tt .. y: Il. r,''rhss no.
ney will be required; ani for the balance NJ
5eraI credit will be given. Any PeIion wHhil
to BUY, may be fhswn the land by William SH
Aam, who refides upon it; and leave their LaH
with MIR. John Gadlby, of Alexandria,
Sundry Lots may be had on grouu|
rent, nFor Duke.lt,est, adjoining to Nj. Jaa
Shucks's. 6. CHAPMAN.
une 10. IaSa
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w A N 7 T. ID,
ApriI 3e

A young man q good character, and
acquainted with buIineis. Apply to-
the Printer.
June Zoe.
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NOTICE.
co NC e K T. HI L L,

= " ~ y Il N L II II l. L,y
BosroN, May, 1906
E Subscriber respectfully informs BIZ
4 Friends and the Public, and lholc Gen
icinaa Of the Southern States who may Wifi thr
part OF the Continent during the Summer leaa,
that the Houfe known by the name of ContnI
Hall. ftuase in a very central and pIeafan: put
of the town. tcorner of Court and Hanow'
treets) has been fitted up al. very great e.
pence with the gensc.leG accommodation.
Th,fe Gentlemen who may with for Bea'dig
and Lodging. it is pre!umed cannot find i'M
eligible and convenient Houfe, or more shf..
ful reception than from the preien. occuPPno'
Concert Hail, whole adiiaity to, ierve them 'h@
exceed the libcrality of their patronage.
I. WHlTcoMB.
Iawjn'
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TIE Su57erl5er rslpeaalb informs the
bubhc, that he continues to run his
S T A c. E S

From George ToUn to Port Tobacco:
The STAGES will leave the Indian King Tavern
George own on Mondays and Fridays at
clock in the morning, and will call AZ Moofe's
Ferry, oppoGte Alexandria, at 7 o'clock, and
arrive at Port Tobacco at O'Clock. Return.
ing, will leave Pert Tobacco on Tuefdays ard
Saturdays and call at Moore's Ferry at II
O'Clock, and arrive in Georgetown al O'Clock,
Good Stages and Hoi!es, and careful Drivers
are provided.
Ladies and Gentlemen travelling to Alexandra
from the City or Georgetown. may be accom-
modated with good aage and hories on thr
move days; this accommodation will be in readi
bets on the fecond Monday in June next.
Jgsph Ssmmss.
Georgetown, May izY aaw6t
a3, 1905, j ~
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Muhcal Mi}14me1t g (ablnd
MANDATORY,

In Price, near Water ,f,eet, ALEXANDRA
By JOHN SELLERS;
yATHO begs leave to inform the ladies a y.
w gentlemen of Alexandria and the s'f
cent towns and country, that he builds 'aS n,
pairs chusch, chamber, and barrel Organs '"'
makes and repairs Harpachords, Piano fol cruz
organized and pain, and has on hand, iof "a. ~
Victims, Flutes, Flies, Reeds, Strings, S'' =
aaorsmsnt ofsMufc, con6iting Of Songs, S'no.. .'
Duets, inRruttions for the different inittum''~ y.
He alto Offers his iervices for tuning the aO Wv
initruments on reaionabe terms. Any CIV.
lett at the above place will be thankfully 'e''"'
and Pnuetually attended to. -
&C. A ifeady Cabinet Maker &c
iag good workman, will meet with encouf'S"
ment by applying at the above place.
May g.. d3i'-i~
-asSye
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TO BE LET,

TO BE LET,
T7fE HOUSE on Fairfax Rreet now occupi
Il ed by Mr.. James H. Hooe. PoGeiiion
wiilbe given on the drf of July. apply to
MIR. JOHN TUCKER, of Alexandria. They a.
cant LOTS on King, Columbus, and Wafhing-
ton areets; the LOTS on the Mail, lately ad
verified for fale; or any other Lots belonging
TO the fublctiber, for fale by him, on rcafonabe
terms. STEPHEN COOKE.
Leesburg, May 20. law
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-30
Praherfy Of Drrakards.


Our laws very wisely and Justly pro-
vide for the safe keeping of the property
OF ideots and lunatics, that they may
not waste their substance, impoverish their
families, and became chargsblc to the pub
lie. But drunkards, those worst of ideots,
and widest of luna,ics, may squander their
property, bring their tatailies 10 .heggary,
aud themselves to the town-without any
effort on the par, of the public 10 prevent
It. am told that in some parts of New
England they have laws authorising COM
missieners to be appointed, (upon certain
proof being made tha, any man Is habitual-
ly drunken, and dissipates his property, in
such a way that he and his family are like
ly to be brought to want) TO take charge
of his property, to improve it in the best
possible manner, and TO maintain him and
his family out of the oceeds.---Such
a Law, tho some objections may be raised
against it, would think, be Of great SER
vice to society. At least the subject may
be worth the consideration OF the people
and oftaeirre Trenton 7rxe
.1nieTican.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-30
FROM THE WITNESS.
f62 vl 1A.


WE would remind the people. who are 5isro.
sed 70 forget what makes against them thar AZ
the last presidential election, Mr.. Jefferson had
lo2 electoral votes in his favor and only Ia a.
gainst him--that OF thos. laSr were furniahs
BY our steady habited state. by the littlc state
of Delawere, (Which sends only one Member 4,
Congress) and 2 by Maryland
THIS Is the mighty federalism Of uhch we
have heard so much this is the proud efFsa of
federal SANDER. Ni6s Tennis Of the United
STATES are in favor Of me man who was The
friend of Washington. his first secretarv Of
state. No other man hasrerforned such forty
years OF brilliant and useful service as Mr.. Ief.
terson has No oiher man now liVes. Who h,s
so high testimony that he deserves the ora,;,t,5e
OF his country.
For the good, which Mr.. Jefferson ba. done
the body of the Amefitan people have 49,,
grateful TO him. We lave Experienced ,s;s
good in the savings Of eur lives and none,
For the same good the feleraiists seek 70 s,ot'e
nun. Every tang whiehaids the common peo
PIE sinks the aristocraciis hence these hate
mr' Jefferson He builds up the common peo.
p'e, 'hey wish TO pun down and keep down the
common people. WV
IL Mr.. Jefferson. iusteac Of rennov;ur ne MID
! night judges, had dcubles their number Ie h,
had doubled the duty on slt, s,Arnns and e,rr,
ages. instead of sboljshinz Il If he had exevs
ga h'mseif tor national rslioinn and a tes, al
II ne bad raised powerful army, or held a
force the sedition and alier a,s, the tongues ii
isdera'ists would have clek to the roofs Of ,hst
NOUNS, before they woulc have attacked MIN
AZ MT JEFFERSON had been a weak or wieks-
man iedesa'ists could have SoFre with kim, ba
his straight forward, discrca course Of adrninis
'rsl,on MED them with m1dIess He did non,
"a 'ne ,hings which they fortod that he wsul,
10 az re burnt no meeting h'uses, destroyed n,
bibles religion revived AID Aourished. White h,
has been in power. He a,plied no sponre :,
| ne national debt: he introduced no Roman ca
'ho'ic Religion. While be ives, federaliats vi,
stand confessed impostors, who told what va
! NOT true. While he Is in p,weT, fsdsrs.ists vii
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-30

Cho6aws OF: the ether side. OF the river.
We hope Ike to obtain about 30 miles
square from the Greeks. We want in
dustrious inhabitants. Ourimproyements
are very bare. Few orchards, no brick or
stone houses, and but few framed ones,
no sheep, and as to poultry only the COM
mon fowI.--For man that has several
working hands, I think no place can Of
fer more advantages. Cheap lands, fine
navigation. and some good soil. The ri.
yer bottoms are sickly for white people,
but the upper country is healthy. My own
family have had some short sickness, bur
not more than some years past" ~
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New Publications.


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East's Reports. 4,h vol.
Bosanquet and Fulier's Reports
Barrow's Travels in China
Austin's Letters
Jays Sermons
Logan's Sermons
Knox or Eloquepce att
powerof Solitude. by J. Story, of Salem
Bonaparte aud the French People !.
Cars Stranger in France
Popular Tales, by Maria Edywor,h
Hsey's Life of Cowper. elegant :
Life of Sir William Jones
The CamesseTs. novel, by Miss Warren, Of
Massachusetts
Fleetwood. or new Man oe Feeling. by Goodwin.
Correspondence of Louis XVIII. 5 vsis.
New universal Biographical Dictionary. and a.
inercan Reuern5rancer OF Departed Merit,
Svols with portraits
PoyntelPs elegant and corrsa edition of the La
tin Classics
American Clerks Magazine, or Pocket Con.
veyancer
Rutherfortl's institutes, 9 vols.
Elegant pocket edition OF Poems, selected from
the works of Peter Pindar
Village Sermons .s-
Lorenzo BOWS HYMNS
Subscriptions are s,il received TO Mrs.
WARRnN's History of the Rise. Progress and
Termination of the Revolutionary War between
Great Britain and the United STATES, now in the
press at Boston.--Also TO Doctor EwEIL':
CHgSiIsrRy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-30
NORFOLK, October IS.

We mention with pleasure that General
Ferrand, has caused the sloop George, of
this port, and her cargo, captured by q
French privateer, to be restored. Ii is no
more than justice to remark, that so far
as the conduct of this General has come
under our notice, we can say, that he is
disposed to respect our rights; this is the
second vessel belonging to this port, which
he has caused to be restored.
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CHILITcnTuF 1c,.;., 90 :.

-. \ SHto) Oct. Ii.
me returns OF the election, held in the several
omnsn'ps IN this county on Tuesday last. not
having as yet been received at the clert,s ofses
we are unable TO state the result From the he :,
"tor'"a,ion. we have been able to obtain. !, an.
pears that Edtsayd .7I6fn has been cleaed 20.
verncr-Witfiam Patton senatot--sTan,es Duri,o-
a. =. w"har's and David Sbei5y. represents.
uves the Fourth doubtful. To5n M.Lene and
JON Maflr1rs, commissioners.
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MERlWErHRR JONES,
BEN ] AMIN r. READ.
10 RFNT-

FOR one, or term of years, that
\ we'll known Tavern 10 Charlottesville, the
property of John Jcuett deed with about fifty
acres ct land adjoining. The pe,fyn thar rents
cha houfe will be allowed the privilege Of repair
ing it, and the expcnfe dedutsed OUT OF the yer.s,
-Snd may be seeoinodstcd with fevcrai valuable
houfe fervante.
Eikewist that valuable BRICK TAVERN q
few miles above Chsrlotefville, lately occupied
BY William Davenport, deed Petition may
be had OF either of the Routes about the fro OF
December next. For termSsppIy to the iuhicIibrr
living near the Brick Tavern
CLIFTo. RODEs.
OG. e3d. 1905. (S~s)
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IN A0nes,ff man sv,,idy efimifatiio;,il..

Mr.. Samuel Rosetter of Great Ia.
rlngton, Mass. advertises in the last Ba-
lance--that" from the unlawful depreds-
tons OF gang of land pirates under the
name OF Susquehannah spectators, he was
obliged few years past to take the bene-
III OF the insolvent aes, not with & View 10
inJure his creditors ~ and that Sc he now
feels willing, that if those 20 whom he stood
'ndebted at that time viii call on him in
The month OF Octobsr next. they shall be
paid to their satisfaction, and with his Sin
cere thanks."
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NEW-ONi.EANS- Sen, ia

Weean state, from source thar may be rcli-
ca on. that an army of 5000 men is on its march
from Mexico. to strengthen the Spanish frontier
en- i.oois'ana--We cannot but think il would be
ADVISABLE Tor our government TO throw few
thousand troops into this cornsry. Even though
we sh'uld remain AZ peace, it would be well 70
Ahsw state of preparation for war.