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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-29
NETWORK, October g.

Arrived ship Manchester, bonsFh u
s. DAYS from Malaga. Left there oS'
olympus. Smith. of Boston, for lo'p G
Gen; Felicity, Boyd, of Portsmouth, , ,o'
do. pallas, Rice, Of Boston, foF n' .Da
burch; Spanish Lady, Vsunenan' '0s "s,
for Philadelphia, in or days; s'aOo "r 1
MARYLAND Mary, for Norfolk, 10 ) or :.
days; brig Hector, Allen Tor oa :'.d ,ber,
or q DAYS :; a Nsw,York brig arrived ' .D.,,
from Barcelona, 3 or 4 hours SslOfS c .arE
Bunker sailed, The briggs Nancy Gs a.5.
ner, for New York and Neutrality os for.
per. for Boston, both sailed s hours 20 ga a.
the MANCHESTER. In Let, 42, long o7' , H.
pnston. for Amsterdam. Markets oa,I
The brig ssork, Cornell, OF Raods =. lS, DAVIS
At Malssa, the 9Th September IN :, 20 % Mar
nassare. and sailed the next day f0f w., -.
ssilIss. having been brought TO- .o 10
westward of The Western i'iana,' h 49, Sc.
ana the captain, supercsrgo, and Ooy y, the
verel, logged: they threatened :, sdissly
hovs head of, upon which he lmmtd'a 'o 4
i,nned overheard, and was PisNs0 "
caar,sr Of mile from the brig .,bes.
Ship Minerva, Hammond -IIS On cham and
ter> in So days fro" St. PessI,D ST. Peters.
s. DAVIS from El.ineur. Lsit a, 81 3.on Bal.
burcb, the Severn, just arrived v IRON in !;
,imore; ship Charles, for New ss1wsn l"Iy
aays; brig -, Sweat, OF Ne ,' o',b, The
brig -, Appleton, of P o1s. for New.
f bn4, Genera. aoa shp Good Hope w sans ny
Salem. Sailed from Eislp nsrhv, for Bal.
with the ship Resolution, D@ Gloucester; a
r G brig Sergeant, for for, G a,ssr,. o.
barqus for salem; ane . e, .noss the 'h
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-29

French ally, is aiHoSs do on Nv 800
rovaltv Of France, as Holland itself.
/ The scheme of war, which IS concerted
| between Austria, England and Russia, can.
not vet he knewn. If it be Intended that
I,hs LATTER mower should march troops into
Germany, Prussia is.the point OF centract'
Tba, the court of Berlin will not suffer her
terr;tories TO be made a thofoughfare ier
the Russian armies is certain; and that she
must be alarmed at the proximity OF SO
LARGE a force, is natural. What plan, there.
fo,e, will she pursue? An armed neutra-
htv is almost as expensive as war, with
none of It's probable advantages and TINS
Is not exactly the time for an alliance with
France. and a participation ID the contest
IT rs difficult, 10 know the exact course that
Prussia viii take. 1t is probably neither
her policy nor interest to join the confede-
racy. because none Of the objects OF the
confederacy Immediately concern her. ne
intent of the war is to drive France into
her boundaries, and recover the. conquests
which she has made from Austria. lnthis,
Prussia can have. no concern. She has lost
no province in Italy, no imperial city IN
Germany. Ofwhatsoever territory France
NAV be Invested, Prussia can have NO claim
to i, nor can Austria, from views OF SAFE
". hermit her to have it even as an lndem-
nifty.
With no immediate object in the war,
can i. be supposed tina, she would hight to
replace Austria in her former strength, or
restore that balance of power, by the dislo-
cation of which she has chiefly prospered.
Prussia, as has often been said, has no
concern with the balance OF power, or, II
ary, one Immediately opposed to It's re-
establishment. The balance OF power Ut
the treaty of Westphalia be considered as
regulating it, was instituted before Prussia
was politically born; she considers III,
therefore, as sort of Nugatory law, and
renounces its sanction and obligation
The object OF the court OF Berlin is Ell
Their to continue the present state OF the
continent, or to improve her condition from
the ruin of the house of Austria, and the
evident policy OF France ia the event OF
successful war, to oppose Prussia against
Russia in the north, and prevent the &C
cession of the latter power to any future
European confederacy.
The Court OF Berlin, therefore, must re.
ioice at the present quarrel between France
and Russia it is gale which blows her on
her voyage. France has now direct inter-
est in Strengthening lher in orderto oppose
her to Russia, and as Bonaparte must nc
cessarlly keep some out Post IN that quarter
Prussia need not fear being deposed, alter
she has served the turn OF her ally.
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Per 10. TOR prime New Or,...
1sfward' the the demand became ,a saa19
from I'D TO Id. per ID. n n@ste az Price, a
been previously current. Tsi, wa Va" I'D
IN the demand was wha, niab ~ Is su'penslol
after such extensive sales. sna DC . ezptst,i
on in price, the effect of an ~ a,le me !sdps
part OF the dealers to depress The ma, 9a@'
order that they might supply l marx make
favorable. The principal Dart o f "a PC
ers were however finn in their ds ae aad
.Ion not to sell at reduced rate ,'5a
iers are again come into the mari :" u
are making purchases but not to snr nd
extent at theprices quoted. Wepn,.ss' '
favorable opinion Ct the future eng, MAN
oithqse descriptions as from the s, ,,,''y
we have received, We beiirvs tb,, .,4
the whole Of the last crop, is arrived n
that considerable uua5er Of the 5. j, 1sa
have not yet supplied themselves.
stock in the importers hand is s,,lI ,,r,'
"A few hundred bags of the middFng ~ >"
inferior descriptions of sea island h,
been sold at prices from Id. to 3D. "a,
above those current atthe close OF tho h.,
month. There is not however n,aeb ~
auiry at present for this description Of 81
ton, but we nevertheless look for an inc,..
ed demand, at somewhat higher prices
the course Of the next, or the foDsvin,
month. Some few bales of Bourbon lron
FAIR to pretty good qualities have Dem
made at from Is. Sd. TO IS, 100. per d, 4,
the stocks are heavy, and the derand jp
tied, we DO notlook to any matrrialsaera
mens 10 prices.
This article is scarce, AID in b.issie.
mand.
POT ASHES.
The market being better stocked with
pot ashes, prices have given away audit
seems probable there will be furtdup.
duction if the supplies are not very small.
There are few pearl ashes, the prices Of
such are consequently better supported,
BEEswAX.
Very caree.
NAVAL sToREs
The low price of turpentine has induced
some speculation, and the late arrivals have
been speedily bought up at TIE annexed
quotations, By. as there is considerable
stock of the old importations on haOd,we
do not expec, any material alteration sOOO'
Tar is steady, and likely to support the pre-
sent currencys
sTAVEs,
The demand having continued pretty
steady for slaves, and the arrivals having
been moderate, the stock Of good remain
inp in the MARKETS small and although al
advance in price IS not expected, 1t Is pro-
bable that the present quotations VIII O'
supported.
TIMBER.
Considerable supplies Of hardwood ha''
;ng arrived. the dealers Will not pnrcna''
unless at prices considerably reduced 'A'
quotation is therefore merely nom'na|-
Oak and pine are likely to meet sale q
the present currency.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-29
co M II E r C I Il L.
Extract from remarks in a Liverpool prise
current OF Aug. 81.
Co7ToE.

Since the date Of our last price current,
we conceive that about fifteen thousand
bags of Cotton have been sold. of which a
ronside rable part were UPlands and
New Orleans. Prom the first to the
tenth inst. the prices of those descriptions
continued gradually to advance, and about
the last mentioned date 19 SID. per ID.
was given for prime Uplands, and 90 1-9d.
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Considerable supplies Of hardwood h".
ing arrived, the dealers Will not puI'"I Az
unless at prices considerably reduced TIC
ouotat;oo is therefore merely nominal. -
Oak AID pine are likely to meet a sac "
the present currency.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-15
EDWAPD H6LLILL.
CHOICE LANDS-FoR SdLE.

A DIVISION Of the famous saura Town .ands ba-
y wing taken place between tire heirs of Ianies
Park Farley, Efq decd and Col. John S. Farley and
his filter Mrs Elizabeth Morton, the fubfribers. Ro
bert Taylor of Norfolk, and Charles Duncan at 70,
lin, near Petersburg, fully empowered by the iaid
Col Farley and Mrs Morton, difpofe of their pro
portion containing 1889 acres, which are frveved
and laid off in eight lots, containing from, SEQ to $500
acres, agreeable to plots in the poeiiou of the f,id
Duncan The four Target lots of excellent quality
each containing comfortable proportion Of the rich
cit low grounds, which produce tobacco of the very
frt quality, has been experienced by one of the
iubicrbers who ihiPped it for number Of years.
Ihole lands lie on Dan and Smiths rivers in Rock
lnngham county, the borders of North Carolina.
about 10 miles from Petersburg and Richmond. As
there are feldcn uch lands FOR faie, they ul be an
OBJECT to thoie who want to purehae fuch as vii, pro
duce bne tobacco, hemp and imal grain One third Of
the price NUT be paid in ready money one third in
twelve months, and the other third in two wears. the
Purehaier giving bond with unexeeptionable fecuritv
bearing nteret from the date il not pun9uaIv paid
Ihoie who with to purrhaie will be lhewn the lands
ny Doctor John G. Cox, living at I.cekfvle. near
Rockingham Court Houle, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN
FeteriDurg, Nov. "a. eptf
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NOTICE.

a LII fe,jon' nds6.ed TO TIE late frnz ef BUCHA-
/ n NAN, DUNLOP g CO. Of PeityJsurg, RO-
BERT POLLOK e co. Of Rieb,ao7d, anil DUN
LOP, POLLOK u co. Of AEaaebeGer, are 5.re6y
Notd, that azses Daaiob, late Parner ia tie 0b9V.
eOaee,nS, bas become purebqjt, Of i5e Omandng dir
they zcWtber1orc he pisidtO wak- eay,rrrf TO Mr. join
Tatapkiaf rsfdi4g in Riebmaad, tie Ljtyi5ey sisC
ia Pstobn,g, zrLo alone auJarcd 10 ndie so7oa5
and grant dtba,ge-Saifs 7oW be inSjtyiactay eas,-
nrneedagoaf all 7obo do make ay1.eat btore tba m
IF Febrgzry NEST.
TOEN DUNLOP, .flo,ney
For JAMES DUNLOP.
PefegSHrg, No0. IS, 1904 9T
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EyoLuME j.

nle felt much far her 6tuatior, and csfred her
70 forget the pat, but remember that The wal,
born French iubjet..
Iheie particulars of her fuatriag Madame
Icuiiaint has related 10 the widow of rich
farmer of 81. Domingo, Madame Bernard who
has fcnt them, in the above letter, to ? relative
IN this country, with the addition that Tout
fant's widow has lof, from the tor,urss, the
uit OF her left ann; and has no lefs than fortv-
tour wounds on different parts Of her BODY.
Pieces OF Reih have been torn from her hresf.
rs with hot irons, together with Fix nails of her
toes! living witnelS OF the 6,.,ua7,its aud bo-
nor OF the tsnder emperor Of the tr-'ic., The
Aagnf Chief of the French Legion Of Hea9v.
a. the climate of America does not agree
with MADAME Touiiaint's decayed cor Ritution,
fhe intends rs toon as ihe has collected the
wreck of her fortune, to iette at Jamaica, if the
BrtiIh government hall permit her.
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5aIes st au1tiol,.

BY Virtue of Deed of Truh, executed to the fub-
fcribers by MIR. Bartlett Still, of the city of Rich
ond, for the purpoie Of fecuring The payment of his
note 70 MetIrs. Lenuel Wells, & Co Of New
York, fer fix thoufand three hundred and twenty
two Dollars feventeen Cents, with iatereh at the
rate ofiix per cent. per annum, from the zig day
o. May lat,
WILL BE SOLD, to rsfe she aforefaid FUN and
w interea, together with the expenses attending
the execution of f;d trua for ready money on the
prsniies, Saturday the % day of February enfu-
ing, between the hours of ii and ! O'Clock that
LOT OF GROUND on the north iide of the Nam
Greet next above the Bell Tavern, with the Brick
Buildings thereon at prelent in the occupancy of
MelIrs St. John & Gwathmy and John Richard ETC.
The buildings injured, and che title to the pre-
Pery is believed to be unexceptionablc. Conveyance
with lpecial warranty will be made by the lubicr-
ters.
PRosSER q MoNCURE, Trgfess s: v. Ms.
December rs. (tds.
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A TRACT OF LAND.

g. Vj,fae eta DEED f7ruR, executed 70 THE 6,b.
JrribeT, qoW be /oId ia fbe bigb-R biggsr. far
feaay MONEY, on the i4fbd Dig Of Tagsarg 1cxf.
nj b"rFi7g5am Coart-HogS, beiag eourf day.
CERTAIN Traa or Parcel Of Land, lying in
lad county, containing one thoufand acres. more
or Iefs bounded b. tic land, Of Michael Zones LEI
trey Smith Richard Gillian and others. and wing on
tine Fiehiin roadto fec,r the payment of certain
~, OF money therein rgentomd, due frsn Jobn
Miller, To Willis Wills, Ind the cy,cncss a,,s,s,.
the execution Of this trua.
GEORGE 8 HARE. Truth,
BrcEirghtn,, Dec. s.-1feS6,
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DAVID ROSS.
VALUABLE LAND--FOR SALE.

BY Virtns Of Died Of TruR, from Nm.
na!4fe dss'd. in ord-r 10 JSeMre and boy fbe
joIiOqving de6fJ, TyiG
4 Nathaniel MaNTe to Arcb. B,yce, jGnr. far
f6'P"r?je5 nlenfionedm tie .Iaid aRgniirnt, Gnd
.i6e Jun Of E. 1888 10 due H,,rb. Brrce qOjf5
ntersF t5erfoH, fran the 18th Aag of December.
1909, ct 6 FER GEM. per 0nnt4m till pail;
~! ,,i"eertanlg BE- old, at the late rxGdener Of
Hilfem dEq6ie on THeEAay IRE 5fb DIV of Ta1Y-
@t-g' eighteen bmidred and 6ve, for rcadg 1sonly,
an fbaf traa Of land in GooebLand county, Iyi1g
ana 6eing on The 7vaferJ offbe Hffle Byd-crsek,
Sobereo" l1rf. Frances IqlYe nozv Hqe5 con.
fai"iAg 1g /nTveg 25s acreS, and bom1dcA BY
re h1HaJ gf capt. Nathaniel AIaEe Ase'd. Mr..
Daqid RejJ, Jobn Mafibeqvi and alters. Jb;t
A'hd jgF!be EgR rate qpaiif2 ofbigb AaHd, blea-
JG"fg hfmnfed, and zOifb.g o., miles and good
r0a6I Of tire io7Un Of Columbia, and from Ito 8
"iIe' Of Ls7OiJ's mn IN f5e BJyd ereek.
JOHN FORBES, zruRss.
January s.
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ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
eptf
BOARD, WASHING u MENDrNG.
FoR L. So PER Annum.

{ lie fubfcriber has removed to the e;tv If
Z Richmond, for the purpoie Of receiving board
eTs' fie has rented large and co,nnrodious Brick.
i1ouie' about two hundred yards from T. Ogiyie's a.
Seo+ny' He's particularly deiirous Of receiving as
Ooarders, young gentlemen from the country, who
propoie to become audents in this fehool durino tbe
Preient year. lie will Board, Wah and Mend for
thrty-iix pounda per annum. He will be PREPARED IN
receive rom fifteen TO twenty borders lie can ac
conmota'e ten or twelve with chambers and beddino
On terms which viii be made known to applicants
n, j. RAWLlNs, junr.
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C. O " u I T / o " S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week....During the felton, of Conerefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either 4
third paper or supplementary half
fhect, during the week.
II. Terms payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annuTn, in advance.
III. ADyERrfsEMENr rs, from thofe who
do not fubfcribe TO the paper, fhould
they not exceed fquare in length,
fiiaIi be inherited for jfveHy-fvs cents
the firlt time, ftty cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
: ditional in;ertion t5irtr-tbrse cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
yertifements inherited for fly cents
the firf time, and tbirty-fbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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FOR SHE,

FOR SHE,
By WILLIAM ROSS, AT rnr EAotE TAVERN,
sNiGlfT I-four yards Fancy, Tolonet, CsfFsere
n = and Swsufdown Weftcoating,
cafes Prisannas, J bale Ticklenbitrgs.
c5lss ard trunks Chintzes and Callicoes,
cafe Cotton 5hawls and Pocket Hhdkis.
do. India Gauins, aBorted colours,
l bale GurrsL Mullins,
60. Bafta do.
8 do. CoGi do.
do. Jsanuh Msnoody DO
] DO. Do. Sannah do
so boyes Spanih Segars,
90 do. containing fetts Of Tea China, 81 pieces ea.
d.. agor'ed ditto.
81 rheam Medium vellum Printing PAPER,
Do fooleap Writing ditto
N. 3. Crop Tobacco, Flour, or fax-seed, viii b.
takar IN payment IS esh.
Jsuuary ii. (2awtf)
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7. TOMPKINS

y ESPECTFULLY Informs fbeje concerned,
II tbat be has reuo1eA tbe books and papers Of
tire late concern of Robert Pollok y Co. and DIM
LAP, Pollok y Co. TO 1egV Brick Honjr near
tbe Barr, and d1el7iy oepgEteto tie Scale-Foxjc.
Nz'ere he has far Jrle, a .tczv Pipes Of OLD
COGTIHC BRANDT, hyperion quality.
LcccMLer.iI.
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John SpINDLER,

> ESPECTFULLY Informs tie Ladies and
N Ge.tis1i-7 ar Richmond, t5at be intend, 70
teach DRAFTING, PRINTING liz OIL Colours
aid CTaFoR5, and zcogH ig5trnct or pupils in
tb2ls 6,erchc-, etbe5- BY ev4itHg o., tkenr, or at
In BORE, oppafte Thomas IIJfoa's Ejg. tax
freef.
~. B. S;gc, Ragis, and Military Color, o,iaf-
ed 3y J. s. Orders fran: tie eqay.try pn.SaaNy
attended to. fe.9,n.1
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FARMIWGDALE NURSERY

THE SUBSCRIBER bqs FOR SALE, 70, Ae s,.-
J7i: (gio", at biz Nnycyy, adjoining tie RoyouFJ If
NoyfsH,
10000 WORKED FRUIT TREES;
Coghag Of d6biJ, Peaches, PearJ Cbryries Aprieof,
Plumb, Ncefayue5, &c. lJe. le7d o1r all eayff Of
'5@ s'afe fro'1 tie Nnyiys 10 tie Norfbzoars amt fran
England III fo'e,s bntLftbaft5sr sObo 7oaaf 10 buy-
s6qf will be fulfilled 7oib THE Coodvi gftbe tuit trees
6riag Hs1, oae bAadred rff. H has ao r rIe qu1u
hfy Of Lovba,y and Balam Po6iays, P,ils Of CHM
tJe 1oib large .a,'mAaf # Tulip Ro'ts, IMPORTED ty
yr7rs ago from Load,a, and beautifully a,iegafdo
all eoIoWs.
BA1L0R HILL.
Or'cnser 10. (PD Nm IT,
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

VIE subscriber has takea a Laje offbis teue-
L 0r-7t for aa'gbr Of years, and las PIT it in q
STATE q repair zVbieb ,endrt ireor to ey in this
CRY. Bde5 tie TaV-yn be ba5 detached buildiag, zpsY
calculated 10 accommodate f6c 7ebO anxious sgraatsy
PTiVacy fban feVsys 4iSa1 45ydJ. 1Jeje fenereufs
nsin toe pn6s JaAar an =: faoo 6t7 se yayy,
eftbe CH8ifoL 1Jey bave dea,dSVantqee ez, any ether
b0aS in IBIS City, qob ree7 to bnye air and exeelenf
7UateT. He baJ GOOD STABLES and a eoaGant lsbly of
the 6s FoRAGH. ReteaierJ Bis rViees 10 bis fifndi and
The fnbf and arres them, that no aaiazyfl gaming, nor
Gny ether rHtiee 7O5ieb might, arg dgree, bav. ter
deny 70 drcy tie peace e hi, 6Oy, zvN ear Se tc.-
fed.
EDWdPD FJ6LIH1r
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ME mblcrber has leafed the Tenement lately
4 occupied hy Charles Cox OIL shockoe Hill near
'oO'F yes itore and fronting heCapo fquare,
Tor term OF years, which e CONNEXIONS 6ogc.
Wish leyeFa! rooms for the accommodation Of boarI-
eFs he whe7 "a take ten or twelve who will be-
entertained handle ely. Young gentlemen who are
acquiring education with Mr.. ]. Ogvie, or An,lv;rr
law, viii find thsa very convenient place bcitg f,
tuated near the moa eminent attorneys in the ei,
NJ" near to the scadeny.--I am TO have poNsc
non the 10Th mt Thisisa beautiful and healthy
ua''on' and the terms viii be Reasonable, with evey
%ertion IN my power to give fltis.a aion.
January g. Ie,rN
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with Boots or Shoes as well as if they were on the
ipot......--A-the length Of the Boot Ground the
CalE..Bthe pitch of ditto.-~D--round the heel and
niteP-.. E-ruund the nitep.~G-acrofs the ball of
the foot. Pix the heel againf perpendicular, and
tticE knife at the end of the great toefet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters in the diff
ferent meaures. Tuue 30 ep6n,.
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RNOCH SULLIVAN,
5EWELLER u HAIR-W ORKER,
(FrA door below the Eagle Tavern)
DECS leave to inform the public that he has for
~ Sale, fashionable AssoR7xRNT or
JEWELRY s, SILVER WARE
Mn, Il HANDSOME SUPPLY or
LADIES ELEGANT COMBS, POCKET BOOKS. &c.
D.o g. ep f.
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N o T I c E.

NIE the underfgned, partners in the late concerns
w of BUCHANAN, DUNLOP, * Co. at Pc
terlburg, of ROBERT POLLOK, * Co. at Rich
mond, and of DUNLOP, POLLOK, & Co. At Man
eheher, have fold to Mr.. James Dunlop, our late
partner in taid concerns, the debts due 70, and
outitandngat 5eic dilfsrene hablinments-Thcfe in
debtcd will therefore Plea, take notice, that here
after payments are to Be made only the faid Mr.
James Dunlop, his attorney attorneys and TO whom
hoie having claims agaiut thief. will apply
Tor payment.
DAVID BUCHANAN
BY ROBERT POLLOK,
bis attorney.
ROBERT POLLOK.
Virginia, Peterlburg, Dec. 6, 1904 (epsm)
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AT the fame time and place, will difpofe Of the
other undivided third part OF the raid M,r;;c
and viii aifo dipoie Of a valuable traa of LAND
adjoining thcrero, which contains about five hundred
acre, with various improvements--The whele is va
liable eiiate.-Ml. Hooten will hew the bTns and
the land. The terms of payment for the said land
and the other third part of the Mills will be half rea
dy money, aud twelve msnths credit fer the other
half.
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FOR SALE-9t RoekeftJ,

FOR SALE-at Rockets.
'FiE LOT, and two tory BRICK HOUSE, con-
i tanning three tenements, which the fubrriber
purchaed at the fae OF George Niclolion deeeafad.
The lot well tuated fora warehouie and the brick
building ior houe, lunlber-ouie, of Tobacco
Factory. JOHN ELLIS.
November II. IF
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TO BE SOLD.

For ready money, purfuant to decree of the Fede-
raj Circuit Court, for the dinricf of Virginia in
fuit between Phnea5 Bond, Attorney for the
creditors Of Ezel.il Edwards Plaintiff, and David
ROis ard others defendants-
NWO undivided parts, out of three, of fortv-two
acres of LAND, in the county of Henrico,
upon Four-Mile Creek, with the Mills and Houfes
thereon, known BY the name Of the Norwich Mills,
Also Tract or Parcel of LAND, ituate in the
county of Henrico, about feven miles below the CT
~ OF Richmond Commonly called and known by the
na,e OF the Seven Pines, thought to contain one thou
iand acres, bu; MIR. Rols undertakes, that an accu
rae urVey and plot thal be produced on the day of
ae.
The Sale iPoftivelytakeplaae at the Eaglo Ia
vern in the Ciy OF Richmond on Thuriday the q
day of February next.
BEN. MOSBY, D. M. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ D.
Jan. S. (tds)
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sH-f 20 any IN general uie.
~ Imported Boorsand
SHots, Of the frif quality
aud newell failiion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a dic-
taree, who are difpofed to
forward me their meafure
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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IRISH LINENS y Sd IRISH SHEETIA GS.
= ME SUBSCRIBERS have juA received from
Behalf 4 haadione allortnent Of 7 sth & 4-lth
ttiSH LINENS, ano 5-4th IRISH SHEETINGS,
which they viii fell on noderete terms.
ELLIS &c ALLEN.
Dfss''7er ~ lep 4w.
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BENJAMIN sTersoN.

NJ ORMS his friends and the public in general
hehas Tor fale, 400 gallons Hollands I.ineed oil.
White Lead and Spanilh Brown ground in Ole
pa'ens Green ground in ditto verdigriie and
SPaniih Brown, dry; Shy 10 Window Glais, s; Put.
~ I'd, Sd, Id, Cd. Sd, lod, and cod Nails, two
Caiks spike Nails, Bar Iron, German and FILTERED
Steel; general ALLOTMENT of Iron Hollow W..
10 iihds Nloiaiies, French Brandy, .Uea-In,.ia and
New-England Rum, Tea, Coffee, Loaf and Brew
Segar, Chocolate, Mems, fine and coarie Shoes. La
dies Kid Morocco and Leather Slippers; Boxes
Cotton and Wool Cards aaorted hall pint and quart
Iuinbers, ima invoice elegant cut gla., ltone ware,
Gernian ozenburgs, 5ofac<s Salt, Novaicotia Grind
etohes' ana many other articles in itore which he will
dell cheap for cath or country produce.
April 2.-(Iawl I'm