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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04

:, W. are indebted for q complete Gle IF
! French papers 10 Cant. Rice. of the ia,
4 ilwin, from Bordeaux: they are 10 the a7,h
: Of june.--By these we have later inte,Ii.
lcspee; but the only circumstance which
adnsts particular notice, regards The mis-
s, sion OF the Russian ambassador. General
Winzigerode, who had Seen long at Ber.
lin, and il as supposed to lay foundati.
/, on for general pacifSation. In conse.
qucuce, Count Noyoe,lzoH has been an
/, pointed for France courier wa, a, Der.
! lin, and set OFF for Milan the 18Th OF Nav.
for passports which were granted by IN.
Emperor Napoleon, aud on the 2e:h of
! May, the courier from Berlin set of With
(! them for Ps,ersburgh, so that the Russian
minister was exps cled in France n JuIy.
~ Leipsic II was. asserted, that the CEN
tire of negotiations was tob be ~ BRUSSELS.
and that Prince Joseph was 20 negotiate
lin the name Of his bro,b.r. and r. 49,,
OF Ostcnd chosen for the communication
| with England.
Nothing in Fraace discover. anv relay
alton of the military shirt or Of The naval
preparations. Spain is st,il active Tor war.
and thu fate of Portugal is made a subiea
of alarm TO the British commence. The
French and Spaniards have tnultipl,ed
their privateers, in which they are very
adventurous. The EneIisb, also. in The
! Mediterranean, give great emharrsss.
| ments to Commerce. The English are
purchasing provisions in the Cr,rnea, for
their Mediterranean forces, and obtain
beef and pork at less than two cents ne
Id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04

Forty-one ships, 50 briggs, 2 SHOWS. 9
oarqucs, and 67 scheoners are now regis
tered in the district of Newburyport.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04
PHILADELPHIA. Arouse 2e.

O'clock, Gen. MoRHAu accompanied bv
his Lady, two children and attendants,
ianded al Almonds street wharf, from on
board the ship New-York, capt. George,
and were conducted IN private gentle meas
Carriages &c lodgings az Mrs. Corlineau's,
o2ruce.stFeet. The General is of com
mon stature, strongly marked counte
nance, and was very plainly alfred.
Extract Of a letter from a gentleman
on board the John Adams, dated Gibraltar.
June 18th, 1905, received at New-York.
+" We arrived safe at this place, after a
passage OF 80 days On our arrival we
fonnd two of our gun boats from ". Yosk,
and one from Washing; on, we having
parted with number OF shem three DAYS
after leaving New Yorkin . gale Of wind.
Three Other gunboats had arrived before,
and proceeded up the Mediterranean, and
fonr more are daily expected. With the
assistance Of these We will proceed to
make an attack on TripoIi, and Trust we
shall bring the scoundrels to proper terms
Should we prove successful, you may
expect my return before the expiration of
two years, for which lam engaged. ana
happy to inform you that we lost but three
men on eur outward passage, notwithstan-
ding the crowded state OF the ship. Gun.
boat No. 6, has not yet arrived, but no
apprehensions for her safety are entertain-
ed as she is an excellent sea boat.
His Britannia Majes,y's Consul Gene
raj tor the Middle and Southern states Of
America, gives this public notice TO the
merchants engaged in trade, from the u.
ni'ed States to his Msiesiy's Dominions,
that according 10 The terms Of the acl of
the ~. OF the Kings c. 81. no British
built vessel captured by his MaIesty's
ensmies, and afterwards bought BY H.
neFlean citizens, though sailing ender
sea Letter can be admitted 70 any entry, !
as an American vessel, into Great Britain
p. BOND.
August %.
Erfyacf efn ieTfer 10 merchant In Di;s cifv
"CADIz, Sd July. 1905.
The last cargo OF lour sold here a,
9S, but the purchasers have stored IL, in
exps eisIlon Of a rise.
"The blockade ofCadiz was vigorously
resumed early 10 June.--St. Lucar Is also !
Diockaded. There are not twenty hme.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-04

CHARLESTON, Angus, %.
The brig Bhza, capt. TAYLoR, arrived
Yesterday in 80 days from Malaga, fur.
nishes The following intelligence.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
INFORMATION.

HOSE indebted to the subscriber
i are requested to make pax "'ent BY
the 25th instant, as he has number OF
small debts in the country at Z const'
d-rable distance which are inconvenient
for him to send after.-Every person
neglectiug the payment of such debt or
debts, against the time above mention.
ed, are assured that their accounts will
be put in course of law for collection.
LUCAS S. GIBBS, NJ. D.
Martinsburg, February l, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
FOR SALE,

A PLANTATION, containing a
n bout $50 acres, about 100 of which
are cleared; there is convenient Dwell
ing House and Kitchen and good Barn
on the premises near the House is a
Well thirty feet deep, which never goes
dry when kept clean on one part Of the
Plantation there is large and excellent
Spring.-rhe Land is OF superior qua
lily !; titles on the road leading from
Martinsburg To Boyd's Ferry, AMI is
about six miles from the former place
lift is not sold before the frat day of
April next, it will be rented for one
year. For terms apply on the premises,
or to the subscriber in Martinsburg.
IGNATIUS PRICE.
Januery IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
ODES From z Moons translation Of
\. Anacreon."

Thy harp may sisg IF Troy's alarms,
or tel he talt Theban arms;
Hill. ether tpdys my song shall burn,
For efher wounds my heart shall mourn.
71pas nor Interested ivnrrior's dart,
Which arank t!s current 81 my heart;
Mar aaaafarms, nor maiLedstted,
Ha7e r.ade tbs vanqaish'd bosom bleed )
Na-.trsm a" eye q Equid blue,
a host efquiuer'd capids few;
Ind NON my heart all bleeding lies
Beneath this army efshe eyes!
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
TO. BE RENTED,
For one, two, or three wears, the
PL TATION

On which I now live, containing 2s6
acres of good Land, leoacres of which
are cleared, and in goodtarm'ng cond-
ton there are on the premises conve.
nient Dwelling House, Kitch~n, good
Stables, and other necessary out houses,
with an excellent Orchard. Possession
will be given in March next, clear of
anv incumbrance. For terms apply to
the subscriber living on the premises,
FIVE miles from Martinsburg, and FIVE
from: sherherd's-ToHn, in Berkeley
County.
February /, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
EDUcAroN.

IN consequence of the application Of
i severalof my friends, l propose TO
continue my customary practice for the
education Of youth, in the house where
now live, wherein will be taught the
English Language grammatieally Read
ing, Writing and Arilhmetic.-As Ide-
sign conducting the education in some
measure systematically, shall expec:
that each pupil upon entering the schcol.
will be furnished with necessary books.
pledge myself that no effort on nv part
viii be wanting to render satisfaction e.
those who may place their child, en- under
my care. Tuition, 2 dollars per guar.
ter, one half paid in advance.
Those who intend to send scholars,
will enter their names with ne by the 4,h
day Of March.
JOuE BOND.
Mrs. BOND,
Will continue to teach Young Ladie.
Plain Sewing, Tambo.ins, Open Work,
Feather Work, Netting, and Mansua
making in all its regular branches.
Martinsburg, February IS, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
> December Count, 1904.

December Count, 1904.
Berkeley Comnty, SIS.
Barbara Helm, -ahministratrix and ia
cob French, administrator of Martin
Helm, deceased, Complainants.
against
Mary Roland, widow and reliet Of
George Poland, deceased, and Mary
Fo!anI. Hebeeca Poland and Eleanor
Poland, children and heirs at law of
said George Poland, Defendants.
III, CE4NCERI.
THIS day came the ComPlainants
l BY their Counsel, and It appearing
to the Court InAt the Defendants are not
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth, it is
ordered that ;h= Defendants do appear
here ca th= Monday after The third
Tuesday in Iarch next, to answer the
Complain, bill, and that a copy Of
this order be forlhW i;h inserted in the
Berk, trY and Jefferson InteB,gencer,
and continued for two months success
.ivelv, and also be posted up tor two
mon,h5 successfully at the door of the
Court House Of This County,
A copy.
Attest,
DAVID HUNTER, SIS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
Il Lot Of Ground,

Lying on Martin Street, in the town OF
Mar,lnsburg and County of Berkeley,
known and Distinguished in the general
plan Of said town by No. 1851, for the
purpose of discharging debt with the
interest, &c. thereon, due from the said
SuFerence to Col. William GLENN of
Baltimore. The said ,ot is well imPro-
we'd.
ELISHA BOYD, Trustee.
February I, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
For Salk.

WILL b: exposed at public sale, on the
18th day Of March next. Gt The sub
scriber's dsoelling house in Charles
Tawn, jefferson County, the .fo2'w-
ing Property, UfS
ONE set of Mahogany Eorthumbcr-
land Tables, one Breakfast ditto, one
ditto Desk and Book. Case, one ditto
Bureau, one Walnut Dining r able, one
ditto Candle Stand, one Settee, one and
a half dozen Winsor Chairs,~ four Fea-
thrr Beds and Bedding, one large Look
ing Glass, one Marble fram'd Time
piece, two sets Silver Spoons, one ditto
Ladle, one pair Brass AndsIrons and
Fender, a quantity Of Kitchen Furni-
turc, one Negro Man and Woman, both
well acquainted with house business, one
Brood Mare, one Mich Cow, one eie-
giant GIGG, with Silver plated Harness,
with a number Of other articles unneces-
sary to mention. Acredit Of six months
will be given on all sums above two dol
lars, the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security. The sale will begin at
ten o'clock, and due attendance will be
given by
JOHN KENNEDY.
February 8, 1905.
- He will rent his DWELLING and
STORE HOUSE.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
FOR SALE,
A VERY VALUABLE
Negro Man,

about 80 years old, remarkably strong,
healthy. and well acquainted with eve
ry branch Of Farming business. For
further particulars inquire Of the Printer.
February I, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
" o 7 I G. Z.
FOR SHE,

10y virtue cfa deed oftrust, BUS eK-
- eeu,ed by Matthew Whiting, we
SHAH proceed to cell atpuhlie auction, at
The Mansion house Of the late William
Henshaw, deceased. on the 23th day of
March next, for cash, one Negro boy
named Prince, the property of the said
Whiting. Due attendance will be given
by .,.,-
ADAM S. HENSHAw,
WASHINGTON HENSHAW.
Berkeley County, January 10, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
MARTTNsBURG, Berkeley C,as:y
Virginia: Printed and bubhsAedSy &
TOHN ALBUR IT'S.
TERMS OF THE IHTELLIGENcFR.

- Tue price efthis Paper is .,po 4sl-
lars per annnm, one doilar payable q: tts
time If stbschibiag, and one ,rhea rae
yem erPires. Distant subscribers ply
for Ms ,oho7e year in; ,a1i0n.ce. Tie
price If Advertisements, TO naa-siik-
scribeTs, IS one, dollar per square -
three weeks inserti0n, ana far cantfaY.
a'.ce qfier hta, time Is Gents per w.,s;
Subscribers .oiH continue q received re.
dactiehef ons: forth on Meir .!60u ,i-s-
aeHts.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01

oyten tctsH HtS t0HSutU gre
7his1oarbIer Of my saul's desire,
Could raise the breati af song sublime,
To men Of fame, H. former time.
Ba. sohen the soaring theme Itry,
Aloug the chords my numbers die,
And ,ohisper, .OifA dissofoing tone,
Our signs are given to love alone !"
Indignant at The feeble lay,
TORE sse painting chords array,
Attun' d them to nsblcr srreR.
ADdstruek aguin the breathing shell;
In aRthsslsU eftpic fire,
To Hercules IzOake the yre!
But stiRiss tiating signs repeut, =
g The tale o ioee aiane as sweet!"
Taxn fare thee 1UeR, seductive dream,
That med'ss me fa!sto G!7ry's tteasc;
For thou my Tyre, and thou my heart,
Shall neVer mare in spirit part;
Ind thon the fame shall feel as ,OrH
As thaa the fame shat s,ueetIy tell!
o.! that a mirrors form soere mine,
To sparkle Nth that smile d.cfre:~
A''d G&e my heart Then shou!d De,
,R.feesing thee, and only thee!
o. 1s.ert I IoDE, the yaA~ thai foUs
Ger every charm that.secres glo7us,
btnsany a haeid Ea1dtasseim -
Ana cling and grsSo to spsry limb!
o.! could /, as tse s,rsa,nIes's uvaue,
Thy rSarmly-nreilazpiag beauties laue,
Or eaat as perfume On thine hair,
IN. Breath my soul in fragrance there
IIO'sh Iroere The zane, that lies
Warn to thy breast, and feels its signs
Or lille 'a'se enui0us pearls that shoru
So family round ihGt neck efsnarO,
les, I'aau!d Be a datpygem,
Lie them to hang, totaidt like them.
What mare Mould my Aaaerson be-
On! any thing that touches Tree.
: Nay, sandals fer those airy feet
7hns 10 Be Press'dby siee s0e,e sweet
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01

PURSUANT to a.. deed of trust
I from John Suasranee and Ca.he-
rinc his vile, to the subscriber. will be
sold on the premises, at auction, to the
highest bidder, on Saturday the second
day If March NEXT
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
Nm. Hay, Tailor,
Late af Georee-T Town.

Late ef George Totvn,
ESPECTFULLY begs leave to
n acquain,the citizens Of Shepherd's-
Town and the public generally, that he
has taken Mr.. Daniel Bedinser's brick
house adjoining Mr.: John Vineyards,
where he intends carry ing on the Tailor
ing business. He assures al those who
NAV favor him with their custom, that
nothing on his part shall be wanting to
merit their appreciation. Having carri-
ed on the above business in Georgetown
for a considerable time, he Haiters him.
self that he will be able to give general
satisfaction to all those ladies and gen.
tlemen who may be pleased to employ
him. -,
Shepherds Town, February IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
= FOR HIRE, TWO
Negro Girls,

One about fifteen and the other sixteen
years old; they have both been accus-
toned to Homework, and one has fer
some time past been a cook. An en-
Ployer in the country would be prefer
red: Inquire Of the Printer.
January II, 1905. (wtO
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01

THE subscriber has 4 Tenement to
L let, containing about 100 acres Of
cleared Land, on which there i. small
Stillhouse with overhead water. The
present tenant has seeded about 10 acres
Of small srin, which he will dispose Of
at i fair valuation. No person need ap-
ply who is not apable Of carrying on the
distill;ng business, and can Come recon-
mended. i
Ihape tws othr Tahuabte IEEE-
MEFT.SteLes.
RAWLErGH coLSroN.
February IS, tse5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28
DR.. Razgt0n's Anti Bilious Pills,
or, Family Phyiic.

The extraordinary celebrity thels pills have
gained, the aniverlal demand for them ana eitesn'
Of which they are held by medical men Of the Int
em;nencc, are fuficitnt settimonials OF their In
trinGc worth. In great COLDS and iudden attack
of dd,tdcrs, an early ute of th;fe pills often pro-
duccs the happicf effects, and taken once IN eight
or teu days in cafes Of indigeAion, hesdachs, eiz
ziuefs, pains in the Romach and bowels, oysh,
tries, diarehoas. dropGes, sc. and LIBERIA
ufe of ny anti bilious binetsln the INTERMEDIATE
time has relieved pasisnts almoa to miracls--
price IS csaeS box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28
f d r S A l. E,

HAT well known, valuable and highly
improved FARM, Wherein the tosicriaer
.reGdes, called SALISBU X; f,uats on the
Main Road leading from Alexandria 70 Win.
cheaer, about twenty-five miles from the tor.-
met, and the fame diRanec from Georgetown and
the city of Waihipgssn. :
This Farm contains 1900 acres OF
LAND, oae third Of whcn is III Wo1s, the re.
lldue enclslcd and in ga5d order for farming or
grazing upon ar sxtendyc icale. There is nov
about 40 acres of Timothy meadow made, and
n prime order, and 90 more might be eaGly
made upon foil admirably adaptca 70 grais.--
The Land generally produces sofn, wheat and
obacco we'll, but as Graziog E'rG,, 1t IS per.
haps exceeded BY non: On The Bar iide OF the
Blue Ridge.
The improvements are iuch asWoulc
aeconmoaate a Gentleman Farmer OF Crazer,
with a large family--cosffiag of we'll built
Mablien tIoule, wi.h-a ching room, drawing
reon and eight ehnnaers, clolsss, cellars, &c.
Kitchen, Sssvants. Hall, Smokc houfe, Dairy
Ice heufe, Overf.ers houie, Poultry kouies,
good we'll of Water, Stables fs!felent TO contain
20 az 40 torfes, a Corn hsuie, large Barn, &c.
&c all Of which at fnall expence might be put
irEs complete o,dcr. Thsrc is alio upon thc
Farm exte Eve Orchards OF Apples, and Peaches
Of the hea kinds OF Frut
The Subfcriber intending to remove
to the Stat OF ienseace, is inasced to oSsr for
Sale this Valuable Property, for which On Tscesv.
ipg one ;hird Of the Purahafc money in hand, ne
vii max the ylaeat Of the balance convenient
20 The putchafcE,
Ckaylss 1. Love.
Nsvemb4r "a ags7s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28
Valuable Property for Sale.


r aviVJen, either for ea@, Or on af5eral ert.
iii, The fotloaviHg YALUABLE PROPER
TT is Alsxanlyia:
oNE halt.acye L 1T, on Cameron .freet,
~ with>a neat two fory frame dwelling
Ahauft h.reon, wirh 4 looms on a floor, Rome
waIl.al cellar with two apartments ia 1t, aad a
kitclso adjoining part Of faid lot is aeasly pail.
ed in ana nanurea tor garden.
All. one half acre LOT adjoiniog the above
with i.ar fmali tehsments On the fame. As the
houfes Rand of the trest thsy leave all the ff'nt
TO be btilt on.
,4Ls, one half acre LOT on PfincesaTss''
with tnall frame dwelling hosie on the lame,
the houfs isndios back on the lot leaves yet all
,he front to be built on. The whole loS Is IN.
der gooafe and fubjsa TO light ground rent.
6J6. sbosf City feet Of ground, fronting OF
Royal ara.t. wirh three fnali tsncments sdJoi!n-
ing the dwellings of Doaot Rs(s and J06a Saf-
tor, Efq. in fee 6mpie. ;.
Any perfaa may know the terms by applying
TO MeGrs. -Dougia6 and MssdsVille, IN Alexan-
dria, or to the iubfcrber, sy letter, at CoHcorq'
SuGex coanty, fate of Delaware.
Jesse Green.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28

>HESE R;ttaTs have undoubtedly hsd 4 i.
4 mott rapid tale OF any Patent Medicine !,
yer before dllcovsrsd, and are luay spprecir,I
for their ting ular and uncommon virtues for y.
aoriag weak and dssaycd contributions, snd ali
shattrain of complicated complaints 70 commOr Il
the fpring ant tall fsalons, flch as iatrmitto,l
Fessrs ard Agu.,, tsrg >sut9msal FsV.rs, d.
Hstsries, sc. They are afo very plcalaut bit.
ter for common ule, and where they are knox,
they have ,akrn thc place and fupsrcctsd the Us.
of all other bitte,s in pubic houiss as we'll a. ID
.yriyate fsmilies.--Prce SO cents box.
DR.. Lees (Wirdhara Bilious Pills.
TIE great falc and increating demand for thel.
valuable pills for theis twelve years paG, be.
(p:sk their lntriGtic worth. They have PROVED
Gngularly eRcscious ia BAiioas and Ttllsw Il.
~ers fGns}ise, Head ZACH, Dg/tassr,ss, BiAisas
Ghetto, CoRiyessh, Fs@ait em9Aaims, &C.
The very great demand and high eitssm IL
which thefe pills are held throughout the United
States and the Wet Indies, has induced many TO
counterfeit thsm the putchaier is r.qusRed 70
obferYe hat the name of Samuel Lee. un. lths
pa,entee) is 4hixed TO each bill Of directions, in
his own hand writing, OF they will not be gems.
inc Price so cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28
Navemb-r I8
FOK s.. I'D,
d TRACT OF IND,


CONTAINING l4a5 acres, or the
Ohio rive, ia Maioa eoanty, hteated about an
equal diGance from the Little aod Great Kanha-
was. Ths atc general George Warrington in
his will, when mentioning 'bls: together with
syeral other traas devifsd to BIS relatives, Jays
,hefe fevera tFs6s of Lind are OF the ifit qua.
lily on the Ohio river, wacre they az: dtuat'
ed. being alnof. il nct Altogether, river bott
toms" L IS deemsl unnsceGary TO be more
particular reipeaiog the quality Of Il: lasa,
as il is prstunsd no one will be diipoied to
purcoaie without makiog further enquiry or fec
log il. Twill receive IL payun mt one third can,
and the remainder in Goods if mere agreeable 10
the pnrchafer. The Land will be hewn by Mr.
Rd5syt Mckee, Surveyor Of tie above meatonsd
couns7, anc the terms CT Sal. made kaown by ap
piicaen to Nc. Fitz5sgb Eff. in Alexandra,
or fhe fublsriber in King Geosge County.
BuydiH A@taa, 5&n.
November IS lawgtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28
TEN CENTS Reward.

Ran away from the fublcriber, YET
,erdsy ,nsrniog, a fn.all Butch Boy, osinsa
<lEi,araaaes Meier, sboat 4 feet inches high,
very it,aigbt made, Of a rudsy sompisSion, sad
down.ca loos; " hea he fpeaks; his lace Is tuil
and broza-of fat ha5at of body--fhert and
thick. He had en- whcn be went away, hors
blue Jacket and ,rowfe,s, aripsd ihiFt, and thoes
down a, the hecs--he fpeaks very little EngIith,
aud that brokes. Any perfon or pericns who
returns faid boy to nae at Mr.. Jshn selierss
psiuee,areet, Alsxandria, fhall have the abovs
reward,
Ali matters Of vsgels and others, are fore
warned againff harboring or carrying off faid boy,
(he being my legal aPprentisel at their peril.
Richard Smith.
November IS. SIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28
loan Sutton, Adm'r.
Thirty Dollars Reward.

va UNANAY en- or aboGt thc izth ia9ants
from the plantation ct Dafer Bel, in Leu.
dOun county, Muiatto Man named WILLIS;
aboat as years cid, FIVE feet ten inches high; he
took with hin white aud brown fhirt, cid fur
hat, nankeeu pantaloons, pair Of old velvet do.
lineu trowfers, fripped diuothy jsckc', and
frippea blaoker. Said fellow was fail-d near
Aqaiia, where fome time ago parchaied bin of
captain Harrjen; its inppolel faid fellow bas a
pais and will attempt TO PATS as free mac. l
VIII give the above reward fof sfprehending lait
Negfo ia any Jail, 20 that ger him sgain,l If
takea ont of the aate Of Virginia, or f}fesn
DoHar, il in this fate, and ssafoDabls charges
paid for bringing him home. All makers of VET
icls and othets are forwarned againa harboaring
or hiring faid Negro, at their peril. -
Walter S. Bet.
Aeuia. sspt. as. foa. 81 sswsf
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w o @ d.

A quantity of excellent Firewood
will be fold by the acre as it hardS in the Feres
of Washington, and an half miles forn Alex
andria. Thofe, de6reueo Of being fuPpliaa DUE
ing the winter, may let it rema nupon Inc eftsss
till the ARR of March. Apply to
John Ball, Agest,
Arlington, New S. ia~5W
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N O T I c E.

-s-NHE Annual Messa.g of sAe Lizzie Rj,F0tr
/ 1arapiae Company, viii De on thc FRET
Monday in D.cesaher next, at Mrs. SiM.bhg's,
al the old Turnpike Gate, where alepestw,Il be
made of the State Of the CoInPauirs FnHds, fnd
prog,e(s of the work. and at The fare time and
place, an election Will take place for FREs1
prSr, foBk DiRscroRs AID TasAsUE2aii
TO frrve for enc yeas
JONAH THOMPSON, 7n4tarlr.
NoYc,nber 8, 9swt6
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PUBLIC SALE.

PpYlaaai to a dseres ofMs Circuit Court
off6e Difri47 Of Cela@b,a, fer The esaSty q
.asxasdria, will BE- JoAi at Public 17alf'e" Jar
RBADY MONEY, on tbs Jseoad do, Of Dfefa-
Der next, at 4ssfloek mi6t svssiag, on the
b,tmyeh
A HOUSE AND LOT,
Wish the appurtcncnccs in che town Of Alexan-
dria, late the property and place of readence OF
,TosEHH CAkEY, 4teeajed. The title WI! be
conveyed by the Martial 20 the purchaier under
the direction ofthe Court.
DANIEL c. BRENT,
MARTIAL, Diaria of Columbia,
MarMaps cGte, Alex. {.
28f5 or 1905. t79oU. II 717oD