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SALEM, Oaober ..
THE HOSTILE FLEETS.
Bf. Gen.

On the 5th Augut dispatches arrived in England
rom admiral Calder Eating that the combined flee,
had got INTO f-rroi, and made up force Of 81 Gail
OF the line. BY captain Willia,ns from Gibraltar,
we were informed OF their arrival AT Cadx iuff be-
fore his failing; but their amount, with thcfe in Ca
dir, was reported to be only IS fail Mr.. Burnet
a gentleman belonging to New-Yurk, who arrived
here on Saturday, III the Mary, from ST. Lucar, IN
formed US, that he was in Cadz few days before
the failing OF the Mary; that there were then ihips
LA guns 90, so, and 74's: and that while az
ST. Luear The combined fleet arrived at Cad.z, ated
TO be only IS fail. The Eig!ia fquajrou before
Cadiz oil fail, Withdrew their approach, and
were fuppoied to have gone join fome other qua-
dron OF the Britih In addition this, the Cartaa-
gena fluadron OF fail of the line was coming down
when capt Williams left Gibraltar, and was fsppofed
would have a favourable wind 70 pats the Gut. The
Britih had then Gibraltar only fail OF the line
under Sir Richard Bckerten.
We have now account by Marblehead veAsl
that on or about the 96th OF Augua, there had beer
AN engagement with the combined feet and the Br
tiih, in which fail of toe line of the former,
| taken, and one funk. No Of the Engliih com
mander. nor other particulars, are mentioned
1t IS, however, not improbable that when the Car
thagena fquadron arrived of Cadiz, the whole Frenci
and Spaniih force might have confidence to go int
the bay of Bileay, with 4 deGgu to raife the block
ad" of Bred. In fuch attempt they would be Ii
| able TO be encountered by Englih fleet which
might be fuppofed at that time to be proceeding to
| wards Cadiz to look after them. If fuch meeting
heuld have taken place, the eonAi9 might have beer
| as ftated.
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NEW-ORLEANS, Sept. 10.

D'ED-On Saturday laft, al. the farm Of Mr.
R'charl Butler, about leagues above this c;tr
Col. IHoMAs BUTLER, of the army of the II
n'ted States. The limits of ncwfpaper will
rot permit us to dojuitice to the character and
Mrv'ces OF the deceafed.-Let it fuAiceto fav.
that he ierved with diitinguifhed merit durinn .
oe, ~, .SV,t-uohaFy "ar-was ParticuIarfriend
OF Warrington, and was ever ready r. e.. -,
country tights, and defend her honor RI,
me- ms conduct was undevatingiy that of !,
brave folder and and gentleman. AT n. NJ.
tent crIhs we cannot Ultimate hs lof, he ~
me darling of the army, and univerralIv beIovaJ
wherever he was known. Joy;sa,. 80
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22

[ The following EGay from the Bottom cbro,i
cie, pourtrays in bold point of vi,~, the
Indlgnh,es which we have fuAaired flro' the
Birth Treaty, and the remedial rneafurrs.
which # is incumbent upon us TO embrace
during the prefent emergency. The dafe-
ment which it makes of Mr.. Adams's fcnti.
ments' u founded in truth, will furnib new
and ftriking evidence of the cbanpeablen.f. cf
ms views, or the imbecility of his refolution.
What rs to be thought of a ftatefnan who. in
the year would advocate recurrence to
commercial re'trittions as means of defence
agalnlt Britlfh encroachments, and vet, in the
year 90 when he was fpeaker of the federal
iena'e' "oIid put his veto upon MIR. Clarke's
celebrated bill ~ lufpendirg our interconrf. !.
bill, which had paiIed thro' the Honc. IF
Representatives; which had an equal number
OF votes IN the fenate, and which had arnct
70 deep an alarm into the merchants and "a.
''''e' VI VI o'itdih E. E.
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NORFOLK, Oaober 1s.

CAPTAIN FRASER in the brig Triton, 81 davs
ir"u London, informs us, that he waited a.
Mr. EoHSoh our Miriiser in London, th,, 5,b
,lpro"' ana was informed by him, that the dav
before. he had meeting with tbe M;n;eero :,
the Admiralty Office, where he was ;nforn,e al
that the America vellels which had been bro,t
,rto the por's of England, were not brought in
ny orders from the government and that inn.
mediate orders would be ifTued for the rele,G. of
all 5'"a jfde American property. LEDGER.
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fncerely fympathize with all the fuferers, par
.icnlariy with member of young enterpriiiag
merchants who will feel il very fenlibly.
No blame is, we uadertand, to be attached
IN capt. Brown he has done, throughout the
whole, al that was IN the power of human Tia
ture 20 10.
We undrrtand a number of plferers went
down on Sunday, in order to punder from the
Goop, and fsveral were detected, who will re-
ceive the punihmeut the law prefcribes; which,
on fuch an occafion, ihould be inflicted with
double feverity.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22
Doiiieftie 5ntsliigente.

The following letter from federal print
comes through fuch an obfeure channel, that
independently Of the fufpicous nature of the
communication, we know not how to give it
our aGcnt. Unwilling, however, to fupprefs A.
ny intelligence, which may crafty the curiofity
Of our readers, or which may eventually turn
out to be the truth, we have thought proper to
lay it before them, without any other CON-
ment
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22
AFFALRS OF IRLPOLL

BY the lat mail we received from an anouy-
nous correspondent at Wilmington, letter, of
which the following are extracts. We cannot
vouch for the accuracy of the information they
rive. The writer afnres rs he is afuated by
The bea motives; aud he appears to have defiv-
ID bis intelligence fsos eGrreel foarces. We
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22
BALTIMORE. Oaober -.

a commercial gentleman Of this city, yeHer-
day politely fayouyed the editor with the Ia.
sSfte PoiH7ae ct Csmmereiale D'Haiii. printe
at Cape Francois, from which the following de-
| cree has been translated. dm-y;ca,
IMPERIAL DECREE.
JAouEs, by the grace of God and the Confti-
tutlonal Law of the State, feeling, that by the
clandefine and fraudulent departure of the min
Louiiiana,* there refults comfortable prejudice
to the interetts of the fate and that Il behoyes
hm to devlfe means TO reprefs fimilar abufes in
future, DEGREES as follows To be executed
throughout the whole extent of the fate, and
to date from the publication of the prefent de-
cree.
ART. I. All foreign captains on their arrival
at any OF the ports of the Hand, lbail be bound
to give as iecurity for bis veifel, fome CONNER.
cial houte, Haytian or american, to be expreiT.
ly commifiioned for this effect, to which houfe
he will make the depoiit and entrult the fale of
the cargo by him imported.
Art. 2. All captains of foreign yefIers who
ihall not he configned to one Of the houfcs above
mentioned, or who fhall himfelf undertake the
fale of his cargo, fhall undergo the entire con-
ifcation of ihip and cargo.
ART. 8. Every commercial houfe, depoiitory
of cargo, fhal have his own fecuritylhip re-
aiiured by two other houfes of depoGt which
lhall be, and remain perfectly accountable for
the entire acquital of all duties due the fate by
the vef1el thus aGured.
ART. 4. No comminioned houfe of depoit
ihall under any pretext whatfoever, refufe to
re-a1are fecurity0 iip when required, without
incuriug penalty from government, the leat
Of which fhalI be, revocation of his letters pa.
tent, for depoGt.
Done aud decreed at the Imperial palace of
the Cape the 1T AuguR, 1905, fecond year of
the Independence of Hayti, and of our reign the
Grf.
DESSALINES.
BY the Emperor
The Secretary General
JUSTE CHANLATTF.
'The Louiiana was yenel belonging to Phiadel-
phia, which left St. Domingo without paying the ufu-
al duties
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22

We learn from Psrt-au-Prince, thar the Britiih
have actually got poi1tnion of Cape Niehola Mole,
where they had landed 500 troops, and had laying
OFT the harbour two frgates and inaller veGel-And
we ALTO learn, that great eaouGe, ubiit between the
blacks and mulattoes Of the Empire and that an
inurrecten is csntdered .t no ditant period There
was well grounded opinion that Chrihophe would
ere long become Emperor, as DeE.line's popularity
was daily declining, and that of Chriifophe increa-
ling. That fome important change is about to take
place in that quarter is very evident-how or what
manner permanast tranquility i. to be eftabGed i,
dhcult to forefeeThe probability is, that the whole
Hand will foon be again under the government of
fome European power. Is.
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TIE f'hszVigr JoSe efDf Particular rsprE7iag Hr
Resfs on Be EHyspean eosf5:

TIE .hszOieg jotSr eBf partienIays r1LaeS7ag B
9ests on De EDyspean fosfs
The Combined Fleets were in Cadiz previous
10 the Esd Augun. When they arrived at Vigo
they were Is fail sf the line tlrong.--At Ferrol they
were joined by 5 fail of the line. IL is faid tina,
hey joined at fea, by the Rochefort and Lo-
rient fquadron; but in what force we have not
Isarnt When they entered Cadiz, therefore, they
Eobably amounted, at leaf, to 80 fail of the line
Q. NJ Csdis previous to their arrival, there were
fail Of tho lins--Theis would have augmented
them to 50 fail
8. Capt. Williams's account Of the Carthagena
fquadrou, makes it highly probable, this force was
added to the combined fleet the 24th AuguH aud
would have ereresfed it AZ fail Of the line exeu
1--we Of 'he RoeIirfor, and L'Orsnt fquadrons.
4. On the Ilth AugUA, Admiral Calder's fqua-
droD, reduced by fbips having been detached, to Q
fail Of tn. ine joined Admiral CORVALLIS, then off
Brett &e.--who had aITo been joined by Admiral
Sterlings l,nall lquadroD.
s. LorJ Mellon was flii tn he of Gibraltar, the
soth Jhly, and was to oruize between Cape 81
Vincents aud the Sfreights.--He would probably be
joined by Admiral Congwood's fquadron, from Of
CadE, and Admiral Biekertop, with four fail from
Gibraltar.
6. gentleman belonging to New-York, who
r'yea ~ szlsn, On Saturday fron s.. LussI Spqa
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st=1nn;fe.
NETWORK. Oaoher Is,

The account of the death of his Imperial Maefy OF
tiayt, JoHs JANIS DrssALINEs, copied into this pa
per from the Petit Cenfeur few days ago, is a. leaf
premature. Wehsve in oar poIeflon the Gssett. PO-
Gagss C'an~1s;ais Haiti, Of the 9th of lah month
Msrs. de-
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FREDERICKSBURG, oeober -.

hNHo1NiShoDOf>p, OctODcr Is.
The Ratbadanaoek Tocty Club Races, com.
menced, on Tuefday lat, over the courfe nea,
this place:
TIE f,Jf days PURE a2o doilayy--,ow mile
D. Wi!iis's Maid of the Oaks, /
Turner Dixor's Paragon.
F. E. Stsnari's P, ace Maker,
Cd. Hoomcs' Pilly, boI,ed g. d;s
VIM. Taliafcrro's America, din.
lit heat-Sn. SIS cd heat, SIN. COS.
Second dav'S Pl4rh e2o doRnrs--fzoo mile beats
WIN. Taliaferro's Negociator,
John Hoomes' hav Fily,
Ja7. Taliaferro's Lady Mufti,
Jos. Pollard's Graz Jane, hi.
X Worme'ev's Luck's All, dir.
x. Turner's Vanguard, or.
X. Haves's Cynon, die.
1t heat-4m. 32s.-ed heat i'm. 4ss.
7.5ir8 dcy's PUFF $50 aoNars--s nil. heats.
n. WI!lis's Sally Mailer, III,
Il. Wormeey's AAclne,
VIM. Taiiaferro's Key-Go!e, 5 ds
Hay T'aiiafcrro's Sorrei Colt, dis.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22

Quarantine m THE FeS-Isdie5.-A gentleman
IN this city has received letter from ST. Tho
mas, dated the l4th of September, mentioning
that orders had arrived from Copenhagen. that
every vefiel from the United States, not having
certificate Of health from a Daniih Conful,
ihall be fubmitted to Quarantine.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22

When the Hercules left Matanxes, it was cur.
rently reported that the Spani h gosernment had
ceded one half the ifland of Cuba TO France.
Mere. Ady.
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Edward Rand, GIardwarc)

n
Meilrs. Lees, (proprietors factory, Byfeld
(Wooens 10000
John Dean, do. 1,1so
Davis & Spaldins, (EngliGb Goods 400
Francis Todd, do. 4.soo
John Peabody, do. s.5oo
b. G.. Boardman, do. 1000
Notes Kimbsll, do. 1000
Gaien II. Fay, do. 600
Mrs. Harrod, do. aoo
Pau! Noycs, (Woolen) 400
David How, HaVerhil wv. ]. and other
goods, 1900
Iofeph Bumfead, Bottom, Books) 500
The above are the total amount each one
had on board.
Amos Tdppan had on board quantity of
dry FIJI, on which great lofs will I've uas;n.
ed and many other merchants in this town
mad more OF lef5 in her, befi,les feveral in Ha-
ver1ii and Bradford, the amount Of which we
Cannot afcerta;h. Polfhed hardware and FAM !
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22

a commercial gentleman of this city, yeaer-
day politely fayouyed the editor with the Ga.
sffte Pohtiqae ct Csnmerfiale D'Hain, printet
at Cape Francois, from which the following de-
cree has been translated. du.,;cs,.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-20
F O r S A L E,

$50 Acres Of Land, in the diifnet
of Columbia, about miles from Alexandria and
2 from George Town: A large proportion is
woodland of good quality, aboundipg with
good iprings and handfomc fituations. would
lay off this land TO accommodate thoie who may
with TO buy fan two acre lots TO twenty, or fell
it altogether. a fmall part Of the purchale mo-
ney will be required; and for the balance Ii
Sssal credit will be given. Any perfon wishing
TO buy, may be ihewn the land by William SaeL
Inn, who refdes upon it /; and leave their Fames
with Mr.. John Gadlby, Of Alexandria.
Sundry Lots may be had on ground
rent, uFoe Duke.freet, adjoining to Mr.. Jacob
Shucks's. G. CHAPMAN.
June 10. Iawtf
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Wompi0ns aromatic Tooth Pofs.

For the fcuryy in the teeth and gums, ard for
whitening and prsierVins the teeth. L likewiie
takes Of all dilagre:able ime!ls from the breath,
which generally aries from iecsbutic gums and
bad teeth. This pate is mech in ufe, and high
y c9eemcd by all thofc who value the preieryat.
on of their teeth, i. may be applied az ali times
With the greasslf fafety. it is neatly put up in
pewter boxes with paper directions. Price 50
snts a box.
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Dr.. Razgion's Anti Bilious Pills,
or Family Phufic ~

The extraordinary celebrity theie pills have
gained, the uuiverial demand for them and eteem
in which they arc held by medical menof the fif&
eminence, are fufficient teitmonials OF their in
rinlc worth. In great colds and iudden attacks
of dfordcrs carly ufe Of theSe pills often pro-
duccs the happieR effects, and taken in eight
or fen dsysin cafes of indigefion, headschs, dizr
zinels, pains 10 the fomach and bowels, dyfen-
,eries,. diarehoeas, dropiies, &c. acd liberal
Ufe OF my ami bilious biaersin the intermediate
time has relieved patients aInoa to niracle.-
price 25 cents ooz.
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A PORTRAIT or
w 4 S II / N e. TO N.

Supported by LIBERTY, VIRTUE, and jaSlH
VIRTUE is holding tac eulblem OF the re"I'E 3
ritei in the right Of he piece, AMERICA al.'
terrified as an Aboriginal, is leated in penlE 3~-.
lamenting her lois. Enthe left is PAIN fiNspI'
TO HISTORY, for a fu5ett worthy OF Der All ;"
lsPPofed tc,sniwer,
1" Tbere is:usns azoys 7g5rtby than WaSi'ii1
The whole forming more emblemahca ups
the memory Of that great man, than has Yes u''47
ed to the PUBLIC. 49,.
To thoie who elcem his public feFvices and afp
worth, and to the patrons OF improvements m' ~
arts this work is dedicated. Such as are aE'.4:
niihed with different engraviugs Oh tbs in'].~l.
it is hoped, fill find room ior the pfetent una.
when they conGdeF, that it will be + AIN l'O,
the dcGgn new, executed by process, ~'isn =.
it more durable than OF! paintings THAT II 'f
glals--chat while their prints contain Ps1YII Ind
rcienb'anee only, this work affords ecfl ~.
wth,rhe addition Of fix beautiful aegorl'l ~
The price ALTO is reduced 70 as to leave, 'ODf-
merits, no Object. -. a,
Subscriptions, at Eight Dollars each, Pay"pi I'm,
isery, (wilich.is LITTLE more than the Pre- u Il
craving Of -he fame Gze) are received by eOp..s
Booksellers, philadelphia; Robert or@y,. n II va
Rapine, Conrad and Co. CsPito-hlil ~ .g.,,b5u
ngton; aid generally by BooSisllefS si,,rop
Union vino will pleaie 20 return then 'au e
pers to Conrad and Co. philadelphia, pm IN l. r.;
frff Of November next, when the wofk "D
Tor delivery. arsagr
Frames will be procured, OF any pa'teip'
on tie NOT moderate terms.
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PUBLIC SALE,
To be Sold, at Public Auq;,,

FOR READY MONEY, :
On the 18th day of August n.y,
the hours of eleven and two Of H., ivy
the door of the Coffee Houf: IN Il.
Alexandria wy
Four Acres and feyen-eigbt, or
Acre Of Ground, contiguous TO the town 4 !,
andria, formerly conveyed to lame, W., a'
merchant, lately d.cealed--or 70 mucb -
as will be faficient to anfwcr the purmr. , u
Ing the charges of fuch Gale, AMI aio Ii. K
fourteen hundred and feventy,iix dollars ~
ty.eight cents, the amount of two p,o,.r
notes, due to Nathaniel Pendietoo, fo, !,
fsid Wilton, and ALTO fuch in,crca as nav ~
due thereon purluant to a deed Of u14 !.
the fublcribers for that purpofe, recorded !
Office of the circuit couft for the diaria 4 =
-lumbia, in the county Of Alexandra, I'D Il
1905. :
CHARLES sINMs
GEORGE DsNEaLE,
EDMUND |. LEE.
July I9. saT,d
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William Ramfay, Adm'y.
TO BE LET

The HOUSE on Famfax-f1reet now
occupied by Mr.. James H. Hooe. PofftfIion
will be given on the fra of July. Apply TO
MIR. JoHs TvckER, of Alexandria. The va.
want LOTS on King. Columbus, and Waiting.
ton assess; the LOTS on the Mall, lately ad.
verified for fale or any other Lots belonging
20 the fnbfsriber, for fale by him, on reafonable
terms.
Stephen Cooke.
Iesfburg, May AZ. law
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He has hkezoais far Safe,

A general afortment of Drugs, Patent Me
dicines, Shop furniture and Vials; few hand
fome Hall Lamps; Indian Shades; proof walls !;
kiience OF Spruce; PATENT Backing Madeira
and Sherry vino; black bottles in hogiheads !;
Paints ground in oil; and few barrels Flax
feed Oil, which he will fell on leaionabls terms
for cath, Or to punaual cu2omers on fhort
credit.
% a generous allowance will be made TO
thoie who Purchafe the above Medicines by the
dozen.
March II. Jaw
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-T7HESE Ritters have undoubtedly had the
1 mott rapid faIc of any Patent Medicine e.,
yer before difcoveted, and are JULY appreciated
for their liesnlar and uncommon virtues for re-
ftoring weak and decayed contributions, and all
that train of complicated complaints 70 common IN
the fpring ans tall fcafons, zach as fsftrmittaaf
Fevsy, and Agaes, lang Aafumual F<19ss, py-
hateyies, Je. rhey are alto very pleafant BIT
ter for common ufe, and where they are known
they have taken the place and fupcrccded the use
of all other btteis in public houles as well as 10
private famiiies.--Price 50 cents box.
DIR. Lees Windham Bilious Pills.
THE great falc and incrcaGng demand Tor theie
valuable pillsfor thcfc twelve years Paft, be.
fpcak their iutEinfc worth. They have proved
lingularly efieacious in Bilious and Ytileqo fe.
vtrt, Jjaard;ee, Head Aaebs, Drlfnteriei Billions
Cbohe, CofiUtntG, Frmale Complaints, te.
The very great demand and high slteem. 10
Which thefe pills are held throughout The United
States aad the Wet Ini.,<s, has induced many to
countcrfc, them the purchaieT,s requsitcd to
obf.tve { hat the name of Samuel Lee. Jun. 1.-THE
pateatee) is affixed to each bill Of directions, in
his own hand writing, or they will not be gena.
inc Price 5o,cents box.
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LANDS FOR RENT.

l will rent, of my efate in. Caro-
line coanty, 5000 acres, for term Of 7 years.
A comfortable part of this land lies Immediately
on the Mattapony river, and will produce FIVE
barrels of corn per acet It's generally in good
condition for farming the low grounds of which
are in meadow, and are perhaps equal to any in
the eate.
zeN EktqOjf R<ut, for TIE Jane tern,
Two thouiand acres in the county
of Orange, adjoining the Court.houie. This
and is we'll known for producing hnc tobacco. -
For further particulars enquire Of
JOHN BAYLOR,
New Market, n:ar the Bowling Green
July g. aaw6w
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II IS ALSO PROPOSED To EAh'U''
PORTRAITS
OF Mq. and Mrs. "a'yss

ona fn5llar rcsc, I5inches by ~ . ch Al ta.t
FAME prccefs and win be ready for deiiss, Fitf
time, on iabrcrip,ions of Four Dollars an 5
each, iintladiug Gilt Frame. It IS P.m 4,
this work, 60 produce The moi eorrect l'A''
grniable couple, ;. Mr.G
by's Hotel, for few days, who WI c ls| 70 eS5
lions. as this copy is ordered 20 DC lfI. o
icon, another will be forwarded, II ine.s With "
Robert Gray's, King Grect Alexanqr,'' !,
tubfcribers may alto enter their names asr.r .td
gThe Artii prelunnss that the iS S;mIeIi 10 d
graphck Painting is known only TO NINA, 70 ~
States having Travelled from the car9ln'B By Dis
ehufetts without finding matter OF IT, :. 70 spL
original paintings may be multiplied 10 ! poyg
difficulrt to point out the difference. .oge,her,
picture, Of the two, when compared o ,es canaG
mot brilliant, and the nature of the prov pro- whosh
renderinsit more durable. In line ,is IOa 10 %
act and beautiful copy, that the nna a.nscursd.
turc as to the method in which it Is eAs'
July 8.
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IT, a SERVANT wanted.

CASH will be given for ServanA
who can be recommended for ioorlety and care
tulocls, and who has been acouitomed TO the ma
nsgement of hories. None elie nsd apply to the
Primer.
Inne II. co Inn
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY, from The lubfribsr, on the 9TH
of July,
Il Negro Man, NAMED LICE

4 Negro Man, named LICE;
IE is an able Rsong 'fellov, large buhy
i A head, green eyes, much pitted with the
lmaii pox, very black, has fear on hisIcheek,
remarkable bad countraance, fond of company
and frong drink. 1t is prclamed that he.is han
bored by the free negroes OF this town, or gone
20 Dunfries where he was rsiftd. Ii taken with.
IA the nelghhorbood of Alexaniris, ! will pay
TEN DOLLARS, and Three SbSilAiugs tos ere
ry mile that he may be taken from town. and
fealonablc charges paid until itamoants TO T wen-
ty Dollars.
Reuben Johnffon. !.
July To-. eo3t.aas2sh
o. n. B. He follows she fsa- firing bbniinsls.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-20
Thos. 1. Warrington.
N. 8. 70 Hire BY The north,
Ihs5 is to gaUe Motsce.

NHAr the fablcsibcr, of Alexandra county,
4 in the diRrisa of Columbia, hath obtained
frou, the Orphans Court of faid county, letters
Of Administration on the petfonal eltate of Sl,k-
ban Ramfgy Wilsu, late of the county aforefaid,
deceafed All psrfons having claims againG the
laie deceafed, are hereby warned to exhibit the
fame with the vouchers thereof, TO TIE flbfciber,
on or before the 10th day of December next !.
they may Otherwiie by law be excluded from all
bensGs of the fsid eitate.
GiSen under my hand, this 18th day Of
June, 1885,
William Ramfay, Adm'r.
". b. All perfons indebted TO the above efate
are requefed to make immediate payment to the
administrator. zaw2m