davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
LAND FOR SAFE.
OF 7HE LA4R Wx. esowDsR's ks4A4E, Dxcs
NN SATURDAY. the l4th of Scrtcrn-


.nN Saturday the l4th of Scptcn-
~ Der, at Painevlle. in Amelia county. two
uaas, in said ccunsy---cne containing seven hum
dred and ninety acres, lying on oosl, sides of
Stocks creek and near Appomattox river. with
IN three niIes of Col Skpwth's manafa7uring
mills, and Ave from Maj. Munford's. where the
river is navigzble to both THIS land Is well \.
dap,ed to the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco,
and in good order for cropping. with every ne
cessary out house thereon. tor the reception Of
family--a good apple orchard, excellent water.
and healthy. agreeable neighboroood--a sufh-
ciens quantity of the land is cleared to work from
ten TO fifteen hands.
The other tract lying near Flat creek. conTain-
ing one hundred and thirty three acres, now in
good order for cropping. sufficient TO work four
or FIVE hands--The improvements are small
dwelling house. good granary & tobacco houses.
small apple and pe.ch orchard. Possession will
be given the irst day of January next. and the
purchaser 10 have the privilege Of sowing wheat
Immediately after the saic.--OHe third of the pnr.
chase money must be paid down, che balance in
two equal annual payments. Bonds with approx.
ed security will be required of tile purchaser. to
bear interest from the date if punSiualIy paid.
TO the executors II is deemed unnecessary to
give further descriptions, as it ispresumed those
Inclined TO purchase viii view the premises. which
will be show uby Allea Jeters who lives near 70
both traSss
ALLEN JETER, J Exc
EDWARD WEBSTER, Gu.
DABNEY MILLER, tws.
June 22d, 1905. n IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
JOHN PAGE.

piLLARDis Eve feet eighto or nine
eierable fair complexion. short black
ss. wei SET, and somewhat droops
:rs, slow and soft of speech and ola
enance when speaking. about twen-
snty FIVE years of age when he alb
road large sorrel horse. about FIVE
We white feet. large white spot in his
snip on thu nose.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to a deed of trust
u from David Cepland, Esq of the county
Of Buckingham, for the benefit Of James. Thomas
and Frasc,s Deane. who assigned their right 70
William Wilkinson. and John Toney, will be
SOLD. on the premises, on Monday the twenty
ninth day OF July, by publ auaioa TO the high
est bidder, for ready money, that part of the.
Lam . the said David now lives on, called
Springfield. lying in the county Of Buckingham.
which part is TO be bounded by The lands of James
Wilson and Susannah Wilcox. so as TO make
out from WiiIis's river as nearly as can be, a
square containing twohundred acres--or somueh
thereof as will discharge the balance of the debt
for which the deed of trust was executed. The
land Is Of prime quality, and the purchaser, on
payment, will receive from the trustees, the, rghs
they hold in trust
Samuel Anderson, , Truss
Willis Wilson, tees.
June 25,h. 1905. 3w-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
TO BE SOLD.
= = = = =
1T PUBLIC. VENDHE

Mt PUBLIC. -VEND UE,
AT Gadsby's Hotel; in Alexandria, on Monday
the 10Th day of September. at - O'Clock at
poon.
a LLthat TRACT of I. AND, late
IN Prcsley Thornton. Esquite's, situated in
Northumberland county, Virginia. lying irrme-
diateIy or the Potomac River. The following
description is given oil this property. BY persons
well acquainted with It. 1t contains Q 500
cres, LOO acres Of which are the most valuable
low grounds on the river. betw cen and 400 a
eres heavily timbccd, and the remainder very
highland extremely productive. The soil of this
tra is equal TO any in the state for the cultivate
on of corn. wheat, tobacco, timothy and small
grain OF all kinds On this traa are a large com,
modious Brick Msnsion House and two Offices
a large Brick Stable valuable Barn Cow House
and many other out houses. The Orchards and
Gard j: contain number Of valuable fruit trees.
and tne waters abound with excellent fish and
oysters. II is situated about a days sail iron,
Baltimore, Alexandria and Norfolk. There are
two gosd mill seats f griss and saw mills on the
estate. and plenty Of cedar and chesrut timber,
for which An excellent market may be found at
the City of Washington"
The.term Of sale are--one fourth cash. ono
fourth in one year, one fourth in 1S months and
the residue in two years from the day of sale.
The payments 20 be scared by bonds. with MOTT
cages OIL the premises, and TO be on interest from
the day OF sale.
For further information, application may be
made IN behalf of the subscriber, Thomas Ro.
binson, to Richard Peters, Jun. attorney at law
IN the city OF Philadelphia, or to William Lewis,
in the same city. (Philadelphia)
THOMAS ROBINSON.
w. LEWIS.
June 10, 1905. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
Tobacco Land for Sale.


IN Amherst county, on Horsley's
A creek, 500 acres Of rich tobacco land, formerly
the property of DIR Daniel Warwica, and known
by the name OF WiGcan,on-This land has the adj
vantage of lying on the rain road issdinr from
Amherst courrhou.e 70 Waugh's ferry on lanes
river, is valuable stand for country store, with
a framed house for thar purpose, entirely new aud
sufficiently large, having two rooms below and two
above stairs. with good brick chimney, and well
underpinn'd witt. brick; also lumber house 16
feet square with cellar of its full size wal'dup
with stone--there is also tayIor's and sadler's
shop, and other out houses likewise = toIcrabe
good dwelling house. with three rooms below and
two above stairs kitchen, dairy and other our
houses within mile of the store, suitable for =
private family. On this traef of land there is a.
bout rs acres cleared al of which is FIRE si and in
gopd order for cultivation; it has also the advan-
tage of being only miles from Bethel, where
there is an inspection of tobacco and within 10
miles Of LyncIburg Asitis presumed no person
viii be inclined TO purchase the above without re-
viewing the premises. they will be sheun by
Messrs Faliaferros & Loving. wholive within a
few miles of Wineanton, and fully empowered
to make sale, aud the terms OF payment may be
known from them; as also on application TO
Gilliat & Kirby:
richmond, March 20, 1905. (wtds)
The above traa of land and improvements.
will offered for SiLE, at Amherst courthouse
on Monday the 18th July next. (being court dayl
on a credit of six. twelve and eighteen MONTHS
deed of trust viii be required on the premises.
or satisfactory security for punsual payment.
Gilliat & Kirby.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
OF TIE COMMONWEALTH
siRcrSIA.
LAMATION.

oitduiy appears to the
at GEORGE DILL ARD.
sition of a coroner with the
,llnore late of the county Of
ath fed from justice--I have
il. with the advice of the coun-
this proclamation. hereby of.
One Hundred Dollars, to any
who shall apPrehend the said
and convey him before the coro-
7 the peace for the county afore-
nisted to Jail for examination,
! murder. And I do moreover
.,epil and military, and exhort
of the commonwealth. 70 use
yors 10 appvohend the said George
may be dealt with as, in such
iireds.
or my hard as Governor. with the
the commonwealth annexed, at
nd, this 5th day Of June. in the
Gus Lord. one thousand eight hun
d 1--WE. and of the commoa saith
mtg ninth. f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
L A ND T K S A L e
u PUBLIC AUCqI0N.


WILL be sold, to the highest bidder, at Pow.
haian courthouse, on Wednes day the u SC
day of August next, tbeing court day. that va.
liable Trad of Land, whereon the zie Nv John
Brown, dec lived as tenant, containing 564 10
acres lying in the county of Cumberland. be-
tween the waters of Willis and lanes Rivers
about three miles from Columbia and eight from
CauersviDe The clearing on the said land COM
nieneed about nine years ago, and has continued
70 the present year, now amounting TO two hun
dred acres, well Enclosed, ard in excellent order
for cropping. The rents Of the plantation al ore
fourth per snnum. has announced to more ths,f
one hundred pounds annually for several years
past Its under lease for ,he prcsen, year, end.
ing on the 25ih day Of December nexi--tic be.
ne6, whereof, with the land. will be given On to
the purchaser, on the day Of sale, the purchaser
paying one fourth Of the purchase money down.
and giving bond with approved security Cor the
other three fourths, payable in three equal an
nuai payments, carrying interest from The date. If
not punduaiIy paid. And as further security,
deed Of trust on tholand win be required Per.
sons who feel disposed 20 purchasc the above
properly, may have view of the same BY ap.
plying 10 M Hot. who lives on the place, or TO
VIM, Mayo of Cumberland
ROBERT MAYO.
Powhatan June IS. 1905 wids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13

4 He subscriber viii sell at pub
"A lie auetion,t to the highss, bidder. for ready
dy money, at zashariaf Brooks's tavern, in the
town OF Manchester, on SATURDAY the Sd dsy of
August next. two likely NEGRO BOYS. Nelson
and H1rrIson conveyed in trust by the deed of
Andrew Scott, dec 10 secure the payment Of a
debt, interest and cost therein, Acknowledged 70
be dnc Lyle and NJ Creole
Richard b. Goode.
July 9, 1905. Nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
NOTICE.

"A LII persons are hereby fore
( n warned from trading for atraa of LAND.
lying in the county of Prince Edward, and adj
joining the lands of VIM. Bennett. James Gillian
ana Others and said to contain two hundred a.
cres. be the same more or less, and known INV tb,
name of Arnold's trast, as have a deed of trusr
executed to me by Mathew fairfield. the SSth
oil September. 1904. The trustee is John White
lead, Of Prince Edward county for The said traa
OF land, Should any person trade for the said
traet OF land, this notice will be plead in bar. s
James Davenport.
June 18th, 1906 w3,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
zen Dollars Reward.

AWAY from the subscriber
in Amherst county, four miles be-
,house, on the night OF the 18TH inst.
insn.ed MAJOR, who was formerly
Of Mr. Hide (merchant in Orange
teSwarassoId 10 Gccige Q uishinybury
subscriber. SAID negro is about %
GLOW complexion. full face. thick lips,
,wleggcd, about 5 feet high, very short
N scar on his left hand below the
is--also. another scar against his eye,
his fore teeth OUT; he had on when
Fay an ozraburgs shi : and pantaloons,
with him one pair striped breeches, a
and psntalccns, ard blanket He
him likely scrrel horse, with star in
I'd and small s.ris- down 20 his nose,
esandi believe is branded with c on
Said negro Is well acquainted in ma
{ Virginia. being formerly Mr.. Hides
an He has wife and children in O.
ny at me said Ouishingbury's, and I
: viii be lurking abour that place
ell apprehend the said negro and re.
i'h the horse, to the subscriber. shall
above reward, and ali reasonable
d by
James Stevens, ir.
-Cfntp NJ, 40 1pne
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13

eEN r.
USE, adjoining the
rn. web calculated for \
PPlyto
90, Richard & Co.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
June 10, 1905.

I'D Y virtue Of deed of trust, exc
Ap eused TO the subscriber by Charles Clarke,
of The County of Chesterfield. TO secure the pay.
nenr of a debt therein Acknowledged 10 be due
Lyle and M'Credic. and the expense necessary
Co carly the trust into execution. will be sold, 4,
public auction, to the highest bidder. for ready
money, at zacharish Brooks's tavern, in the town
OF Manchester. on Saturday the 27sh July. inst
two hundred and twenty acres of LAND, more
criess,lying in the county of Chesterfield, and adj
joining the lands of Col. John Harvie John Ford
Alexander Saunders and Samuel Smith,
Richard b. Goode.
July 2, 1906. 4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-07

fore the genius, courage Ard
BonaParte. If he wishes an vasrBy Of
! force, Ike Pompey he has oply % + s,aO
his foot, and strait an army ris ~ S o
the ground. Sill, however, ,brrs Ou' OF
suggestions of plots and conspirac;rs were
ehamPsgny, the minister of the inter-, tra
mentions that the employ of the NJ
tional guards was necessary tor /" The ,sa us'
tsnance 81 internal0rd And the sn. s.''
OF the project of the Seine to BouaS,, ,','
evlnces, that the mos, implicit con65sn"
was not placed in the Loyalty OF a, k,,.
some of the people of Paris.
It's next to impossible to say into whit
scale the great weight of Prussia viii y,
thrown. And the Swiss Csntons y.s
also IN an awkward predicament. Tbsi,
territory We expect will be violated BY botb
parties.
Nearly ten millions of dollars in sseci.
had been shipped from England, 10 ,Ss
continent tor the use OF the allied poys,s
to be divided with Austria, Rossia, Swed.r
and perhaps Naples and Bavaria. I,k,,
been transmitted principally in ships Of va,
and had been insured at Lloyd'5 against
all risks, at from one fifth to half per cent,
Several attsmpts had been made about
the beginning of October, by The boats Of
Sir Sidney Smiths squadron, to burn Or
destroy the French AotllIa in BouOqns
with carcasses, &c. But with Little loss and
less effect.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-07
RALTIM IRE, December s.

The alarm Of FIRE was again rctoQadcd thFo
our city, laR evening, between the boaS Of Tx
and fcyen; and il is psintu talk to tas, that
brother editor has been the principal iuH:TsF.
The Are was difcoyered, iaaing ron TIC 1907 OF
three Rory brick houie, in Market freet, near
the bridge, occupied by Mr.. Thomas DoObIa,
editor of the Telegraphe) both asa dwelling and
printing Office.
Much exertion was uicd in removing tie pfnt'
Jag materials, which were conceived to Dc IN
imminent danger, as they were IN the th'i1 nO'
ry, immediately below the Ioft in WHICH Inc BIC
originated; bur in effettiDg this, ar1df Io0IU'
toD and hurry, the different apparatus :" AR nave
received much ferrous injury. However, 0'
withdrawing the alped of The flames was tS'''
ning in the extreme, fill the caImnsii OF ne 6
vening and thu attyity and lab" c. t0s si IE'
fct bounds TO the rsvageS OF The fire, aHo N.'"6
further than part of the roof was Communal
We have fad iab.y of the citizens tor alt"''3a
/, was in the immediate vicinity OF to' faa' "'
water was procured with the moR uo E'e'''D' 81,
6calfy, owing to the neglect of The coI2''."O" ',
its commissioners, whole duty il would isSn "
be, to erect, OF cauEe to be ereGcd, N ns0s'S..
bo,hood Of she bridges and public Hfest'' prop"
fteps for conVeniences at Gres-on th'' ocV1H'' .
adder was uled, fuipc1ded from the oii26s' .,
The circumstances attending this lire, l0','s' !,
as Rrongly, as at he aR in &osih free, 'D'' -.
gas produced by ione vile inccndiary. f'O" 'a'
.eport of Mr.. Dobbio and his pee. e II sfP"'
that the ssmiLy had DO neceAary occal1n 10, all a.;
muDicasion with the garnet; but what . ! 49, 4,
more convincing is, thar thOic who enter h., \
6ra, fate that they could difcore' the b.; ' -.
caught in the ROOT; and near me caves - "t,J
houl.; where, no doubt, it had been osF''S
by the infamous hand Of deflgn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-07
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.

A letter from a gentleman in Lancaster
states, that the senate and house ofreDre.
sen,ativcs of this state, were organized on
Tuesday last. James Brady, esq,is chos.
en- Speaker of the Senate, and Chas. Por.
ter, esq. Speaker of she house OF rePrescat.
atives-both LonetitutionaiISts.
The votes for Speaker in each house,
were as follow:
In tie Senate.
For James Brady, of Westmoreland IL
John Steele, Of Lancaster, late Speaker 8
In the House Of Representatives.
For Charles Porter, of Fayet!e, IS
Jacob Holgase, OF Phil. county 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-07

gaau4ru IS. The bashaw sent me to
visi. the wife Of ALA Mamelnke. She
was once wife or coneubine TO the oa'haw'
WAC gave her as wife TO his tagofite:.
she was sister to wife of the emperor OF
Morocco--abou. eighteen, aad very band
some. She was in child bed travail, at
tended by humber of Jewish women.
She was delivered Of son, her FIRST child,
to III. great JOY of all the Turks in the
castle, male and female. 1t was proclaim,
ed BY loud yelling with clapping the hand
70 and from the mouth, by the women OF
the castle.
January Is. The bashav was lasorm-
ed by Wilson, the renegade, that our
crew were all armed aud about 10 rise upon
the town. Search was made, and the re-
nort found to be false. But the bashaw
was much inslmidated, and az additional
guard was placed over US.
re be c0nhnued.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-07
A PREMIUM
OF FORTY d o L L n N y
WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE flNh''

Will BE GIVEN T"S
R A NJ L A M b, .. 3, II
OF one year old, which ihaIl De new VI spi
Arlington Sheep Sh.s,ing, on the 3O'" ', Of III
1906, 10 be sdjudgcd after the In,' ,1i cooAi
former advertisement. The PfeH'' Gt," occeGUj
tuse purchsfe, and it is iod,'pe"l.D r,yzs thsa
thar thole who mean to offer Tor the pI1, On
make known tn. fame to the ipo'c.' ,,oS srp:n
before the fit of March, that Due ''''''
may be made ,11 AGENT.
l,gr,t.s. e Der<mJcr. 1895, .,sSp Of
4 An Arlington Z Lamb will be 'Ns"'
this OCCASION
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-07
Bills on Philadelphia,

AiB0H Fgbf, rin
In fnms to fajt rutchalcrs, may be had " -
mediate application is made to !.
Lawrafon & FowIe'
December s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-07

Extracts from the journal of DR.. CowDE.
RY, kept during his captivity in TRiPo-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-19
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
Ran away from the fubfcriber on
the night OF ibc ID lot1aat, tvs ncg;a fellows,
GERARD s. PETER.


Gerard is about IL years eit, &c, 10 or II
inches h'gh3 cGnpisyen nor very dsfk, ia very
thick lips: aoaPs 10 BIS walk isrcnarkasIe knock
khce'd, { MS aHcies vefs large aaA Sdve The as.
Pear'se OF beins much !wooen, he is by trade a
kIack E,niFiaa4 ye.y active a. any otlsr work.
PETER IS about the fsne age, a.
bout h1 feel i2a, eomgirxioa IA ,i,cI Light, lsng
wool, walks very ctcG, isa very fpccisus (eljow,
ald will, ne @ouet, rgfs himEeIt esa ice uan--yle
clothes sew warc and carried # a,e not kuewu,
bus II IS lGsP4ied they Kill aPpeet In better shan
negroes geHeray do, as they EFF al their Gem
mar clothes at beme. II found cut Of the na;e
The above reward viii be given, il folrd IL the
Rate Eerfy Dollars. and if in toe eouaty gwena
~, or half icr ciHfr
W'M ALEXANDER,
P'1nee NtAier eosaty, yugAaie.
November
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-19
Bank or Poismac. Asc. s. ,so5.

BAak OF Folaa7af, NsO. 8. 1905,
-E->HE St@ekhaldeu il TIC Ratk Of Psf0saat.
aye hess'y informed, thar Divi3eed Of
strse per CENT - tt. Calital Seek fot thc laG
q sH year is declarst, and will pc paie to then
., sheir LEGAL prefenta:lyss Sa Weaoeid4y rext
10 9Th irfM.
By ordsr9ftbe Puf2.at era pirx(g,s.
Charles Fase, Cghlier.
November s. d3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-19
TEN DOLLARS Rcwayd.

Left the Little River turnpike rsad, about the
OTIS Of EeBtembe' Ia,
A Negro Man named T 4 G O B,
belonging to the heirs ct 1HomAs MAeaF, &c
ceaied II. isabeut 90 years Of agc. w.li aaac,
about feet 10 incacs kigh dask complexion
h's Read ,olerabty grey. Whoever taxes up fsS
Ncgrc ard delivers BIN to me or ooe 81 the ever.
feels on the turnPi!,e road, near AIt&an ia.
fhall receive the above reward and all reaionablr
charges, by
JoszpH POWELL, Agent
fer tke Little River Turnpike ComI "a
Oacber IL. off
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-19
Valuable Lands for Sale.

ID Y virtue OF "a dead Of ttea eyccutea by
- Rray Lee to the ishleriaer, Tor fearing
dcel dpe troe' the laii IEeory Lee, ts William
Luiweil Lee, dsaeals3 the lol's~ipg TRACT
OF LAND will ne leld At Public Auction, on
tie pfe:niies, ga Ms.aay, eAe s5th day OF no.
veuher, enfo'rg, tor ready monsy;
$500 acres, called Hollis's Marih.
lying in the ceunty at Wcasaorciand, are aatc
of Virginia, adjoining the Stfa:tsrd esa3, and
bordering ca the Potenak river.
lSigned) -.
Buhrod Warrington.
Gaunt Vern@n, Oct. II. d34t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-19
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1905.
The Subfcriber has for Sale,
AT HIS STORE,

1 he following Aflcles
Pork, by the barrel
Soap and Csr3les, by the .hox
Almonds, BY The bale
OniOas, BY the bunch or hofhcl
Spsnifh Segafs, by the box
Rhode Ilshd Potatoes
Rasde Hand cbeele, GfR quality
Greening Apples, in barrels
Tamarinds
Cranbsrrics, by tbe barrel or retail
F,ra quality Table God Fla
swcet Ofangss aad Lines, Vcry.iarge-
Nth a s snsra5 dDortmfnt Of Groceries
asyuat.
ABEL W1lLIs.
NnvcrbeY re e.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-19
mo. 1859.

Mandeville and JarneHon,
OFFER FOX sNLg,
For Cah, Ptodaea, 81 sn tAe utss Credit
GaNEsAL ASSORTMENT OF
LlgJ0fs5 q Gl{oLEl5lES,
csaGaips Of
Mafesvado Sugars, ofvarious qua
ities
fAiiaaslp.ia ADD Aiszsadsii4 Loaf saa Lamp
ditto.
Jamaica,
g.. E. Rac',5
gid Jamaica Spirits, ter family NE,
Pesei! arc Apsc, Brarly,
cagnisc apa Bousaea.sI do.
He.lana ana C0aauy Geacva.
70 aarfsls aroos ar4 hns favored RE CHS
kpv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-19
pabIit 5ale.
On FRIDAY next,


- o'clock, viii be fsla st the Ysndse Store,
z u III
i asls. and bls. French Brandy in pipes,
Gis ii pipes and bis.
gbikey aae Apple Banay in bis.
Nat ID hhds. sierces aad bis.
s &: :. s,.-, Sep. s:.s.,' l-Ss...,
gsisus IA kegs, bsxes ans s5afs,
gzs in kegs and trails,
ts..n't Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&e.--ALso,
| A Variety of DRY GOODS,
a~ong which are
Cloths, Ceatings, Keriemeres,
Daa., Plains, Kerfeys, Nesrs Csttsnss
S.r:s, RlaAicks, clue Friszss,
csiaancSes, Rugels, Yarn Stockings
Ctintzss ans Callisses,
kik Laeus, SileGa DO.
husbargs aud Tisklenburgs,
sashu asd Muslin HANDKERCHIEF,
Ida saaslius and Tssle Clothes
Dandanna HandkerchieGs,
ssIesTa Threads, Hats sad sundry otfiry
Gslti.
Philip G. Nsrseller.
My. 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-19
Difficulties Of CopartRerihlp.

TIE Cepsrtntrlhip '.itAer,o f,bGaing ur-i'l
the firm of 5ylb6 Ride IS Co oil AiexasJ .,
was dltIclvcd the Ara inifaa., by r.usy y cso-
fens: Ali perfsns thar arc intsbtsd 70, u that
have Claims on the fame, ssc reqaeScd to cane
forward and lettlc, as il is dsrallc 10 else yhe
canssIn as foon as psaible. Thofe whefc ac
ssants are of isas &anGing arc particularly re.
ssehed TO attend 10 this nstise, and MIKE
p4yasnts to either Of TIE lahfSrihers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Aiexsudfia.
JAMES DALI,
OF Baltimore.
September I8. tt