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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03

The Emperor of Russia has granted
ample emancipation TO the Jews in his
dominicns. An Ukase of the D,h OF March
last, grants them the privilege of educa-
ting their children ia any Of the schools
and universities of the Empire; or they
may establish schools at thcirown expense.
Such Jews who may become Msgisil ates,
VI ~ Poland, must wear the polish habit,
and in Russia that OF Germany. The
Jews are separated into four classes, la.
borers, mechanics, merciauisand citizens.
AL the laborers are declared fee, and as
we'll as mechanics, have the liberty Of
purchasing uncultivated land which az
ter five years, is 10 be free from ali taxes.
Those not able 10 purchaseRill have lands
assigned them. The Ra5kins are prohi-
biied from inflielink punishments, such
are severe fasls,execrations, &c. under the
penaIty of so rix dollars for the first Of
fence, 100 for the second and Danish
ment To Siberia for the lhrd.--Lon, Iieh.
VILLAS & MARY coLLEcE LOTTERY,
Nots d,dyrigg ~ NefoH.
TWENTY NINTH DAY.
Prizes of 500 doIlars--Nos. 6739 1923
6494 Scss.
Prizes Of IS doIiars--NoS. S7S 1883
6291 ss3 i23 1899 1869 !l4o $3.50
a;sl 1856 ~ 1910 1870 $3.50 1896
1907 6;e7 379 5Ilo 1852 1907 So 500
1905 ss73 1856 47o2 7iss 5os5 2i9+
1853 1929 22O7 5lc5 1882 400 1926
sass 79s 7743 1926 2c+o $50 27os
476 4l4o 1887 s3is 5572 ooSJ SRA
AGO s76i 1854 1895 s92o ol59 l72o
esoe GAO 397s ASIA,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03
CHARLESTON, June %.

: AIetler was received in town Yesterday,
by one OF the piIot-boats. from Capt. Xii
LOCK, of the brig Clyde, OF Greenoc..,
which was captured on the 9th inst. by
tie French privateer schooner lNathildc,
mounting 10 nine and six Founders, aud
manned with leo men. The Clyde was
from 81. Thomas bound to Liverpool, with
a cargo of.coffee. The 1salhizic has al
SO captured two American vessels from ST.
Domingo, on hsrpressnt cruise. She ar
rived OFF our bar yesterday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03

A letter from gentleman in News Or
leans to his correspondent in this city
says: tfs5
The report ofthc day is, that measures
have been taken to dispossess the Spani-
ards of the lands between the Rio Perdi-
do and the Mississippi, and that officers
had been semitic different posts to execute
these MEASURES" The same letter adds:
(" have just seen the Marquis de Casa
Calyo. who tells me that Governor Ciai-
bornc's communications TO him are ofthe
most pacific na,ure--and that he (the Go.
vernor) had given instructions TO repress
any tumult or disorder that might take
place."
AT the close ofthe letter tits stated, /" A
letter is received By the mail from Baton
! Rouge, which says an attack was expect
to be made on The Fort--.o that you will
perceive the idea expressed in the begin
! ming of my letter is prevalent in that part
of the country" Phil. fsaf.
TIE Governor Of Rarbadoes has, by pro-
clama;ion of April 2, confirmed the per-
mission granted in his proclamation OF Oc-
tober Esd, 10 import all the articles there,
W 'fNf oCS CT c(NCU/ lIitO tnat
island in neutral vessels. and from the u
ni,ed States, until the 23d of Octobernext.
Among these articles are flour, provisions,
and grain of all kinds.
Extract of n letter from, T 9ailtyrand m bis es-
eehercy Mr. Liciresfon. iate american ssiaisfer
a. Paris. -urittrn By oszer q tb- " emperor and
kinyn
"PaRrs, ApriI. 1875
81 have thought il would be particularly a.
greeable TO you. be able TO encourage in your
own country the ,asn for the arts, and with this
view have the honor 10 send you n collection of
rue old AMI new photography of the father and
bro'hcrs Piranisi These engraved and coioured
designs wil. be advantage ous'v placed in the r,u
scum of New-York. aud will moreover demon
s,rate the interest with which you have inspired
us. Cor whatever may contribute to the instruction
and accomp ishment of your yonug conutrymen.
I" enireat you. sir, to accept the assurance of
my high consideration
(Sgued) &C. NJ. TALLEYRAND ("
| This rare and valuable cole Zion, which Mr.
Livingston brings with him. consists OF 25 vols.
folio, OF prints. together with several Porr Foos
containing copies in oil and water colours from
Raphael aud from Antiques, Views of Ccnstan.
tinople. Cairo. &c. &c -
The work vii. not only be useful TO painter.
and scuiptors, but 10 architects, cabinet makers
gold smiths. and others engaged in similar en-.
| pigments"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03
A coon osk.

A gentleman in the country, writes Ia
bis friend IA Petersburg FOR a STILL Of
certain dimensions, and thus expresses
himself: "Sir want siiil-nraid that will
work thir;y-six .geilaafs."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03

y :. ;, :, captured by the British ship OF
war Blanche and sent IN.
ine hnerican brig Washington, Slo-
comb, rom. Laguira, bound to Jamaica,
captured and sent in. M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03
Ny virtue Of deed Of trust, exc

I'D Yvirtue of deed of trust, exc
I'D eused TO the subscriber by Charles Clarke,
OF the COUNTY of Chesserfeld. TO secure the paw.
ment of a debS therein acknowledged to be doe
Lyle and M'Credie. and the expense necessary
to carry the trust into execution. will b. soli. az
public auction. to the highest bidder. fc. ready
money, at Zachasah Broolss's tavern. in the town
OF Manchester. on Saturday the 9th July. inst.
two hundred and twenty acres OF LAND, more
orIess, lying in the county OF Chesterfield, and adj
joining the lands of Col. John Harvic, John Ford
Alexander Saunders aud Samuel Smith.
Richard B. Gocde.
July u 1918. aeC 4ey
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03

Inspected in Richmond, the last 10 months
ending 1st July. lSoS-7465o barrels Flour.
ISAAC WEBSTER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03

MIR. Cowper, who came in schooner
bound TO Baltimore from Bermuda, and
who landed here on Thursday, we are
told, informs, that Spanish privateer had
captured the ship Charles Carter, Totnp-
kins, belonging to this port, from Viii
mingtop, On. CD for FaImouth, and the
ship Huntress, from Alexandria, with go-
vernment stores for the Mediterranean,
which (withthe privateer) were re-captur-
ed by two British armed ships-the pri-
yateer was carried into Bermuda, and the
american vessels allowed to proceed on
their destined voyage.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03
M ILL BE SOLD, at public
LAND FOX SALE.
or 7HE LAqF VIM. {

80 ~ "Hf - =" '"' HO'SDhA bSfA1k, OBCs
,nN Saturday the 18th of Septem-
~ Der, at Paineville. in Amelia county. two
traets. IN said county---one containing seven hun
deed and ninety acres, lying on both sides Of
Stocks creek and near Appomattox liver. ,v,,h.
in three miles Of Col Skipwith's s,anufaf or,uo
NILS and i've from Mai. Munford's, where the
,iver y nayigable to both. This land is well
oap'ed to the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco.
and IN good order for cropping. with every ne
eessary out house thereon. for The reception Of n
iamily--a good apple orchard, excellsn, water.
and healthy, agreeable neighboroood "a SUN
Gent quantity of the land is cleared 10 work from,
ten to fifteen hands.
The other trsd lying near Fiat cve,k. contain.
ing one hundred and thirty three acres. no0, IN
gooa order Tor cropping. sufficient 20 work fou,
OF i've hands-The improvements are a ANAL
, owelbng house. good granny {. tobacco houses
as1'-n apple s..1 ne1ch orchard. Possession viii
be gwen the hrst Gay o; January next, and the
purchaser 20 have the privilege CT Swing vhea,
Immediately after the sale One third OF the pur
/ Chase money must be paid down, the balance in
'wo eqI'-' S--ass :'ssyfneuss. Bonds with approy.
80 sseu'''y VIII be required Of The purchaser, TO
"a, interest from the date if no, p,lndualy PAT
~ me executors. II is deemed unnecessary to
,sc lu,.ner RESERVATIONS. as it is presumed those
'"S,'nea 70 purchase will view the premises, which
~'n Oe shown by Alien Jeter, who lives near 70
ALLEN JETER, , Exc
EDWARD WEBSTER, eE-
| ,o DABNEY MILLER, for'.
June 22d, 1905, tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03

a gentleman who came passenger in
the schooner Harriot,, from Charleston,
informs, that accounts were published in
that city on Friday The 2ist. inst. stating
the arrival of ENGLISH FLEETS in the
Wesl-lndIes, which accounts correspond
with those received by Yesterdays mail
from the northward. We may now daily
expect to hear ofAard knocks in tina, QUAR-
ter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03
TO BE RENTED

4 HOUSE, on the Main Street,
< a the second door above the Gross Street
leading to Mayo bridget IS an excelienr stand
tor busness.--Also, the well known 7 AvERk.
en- the Main Street, next 70 the courthouse. An.
pyto.
Jacob l. Cohen, on Shockce hill.
Richmond. July 2 1906 w,f
Manchester Turnpike Company.
THE delinquent Shareholders,
> on The 7ih requisi,son, are hcrtby notified.
tna' such sharcs as shall! remain unpaid on the
hfst MONDAY in hUgu,t rex,. will, On that day,
be sold. a, MIR. Brooks's tavern, in Manchester.
At IL o'clock in the forenoon
James Brander, CPk.
Manchester, JOY 2, 1905. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03
LEXINGTON LOTTERY.

=
EIcHTH DAYS DRAWING.
375 Tickets drawn this day.
Prizes of 200 dolis.-Ncs. 77SS 497i.
Prize OF 100 dolIs.--No. 1928.
Prizes of so doIls.-Nos. lii 1893.
Prizes of SO dolls.--Nos 80 9le 1899
4o2s 33i $3.50 2377 24co $685..
Ii all the accounts received are true, the mum.
Der OF ships OF war in the yVest-Indies must be
large; we have therefore thrown the whole to.
gether. thar the total may be seen at one view
AtMartinico, first fleet, lS
Ditto, second, ID
Total. So
AT Barbados, under Hikerton, 10
Al ST. Kits, 3
And at Jamaica. Ii
To which add frigates, sIoops. &c. so
Total, "a
So that of the English. French and Spanish
public ships OF war, there must he in the West
Indies at least 90 or 100. lPhil paper)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03
FrlRrrFrH nAY.

siso. 0'' 80
/ Prizes of Is dollsrs-Nos. s,7a 1909
5s9+ 1884 e9a7 1880 1859 777Y 1927
5o25 1881 4ls7 34Is 6.4s 1865 3s47
( oss so43 7l5l s!34 1886 s74s 6so
| 1872 1924 i+4l 1880 5474 sses $40
692l 4o2S 2o6S s97 429 SCI s43a 7os9
654o 99o 77zs COOS $500 1859 ssh
4729 63I3 746 500 eosl Asa sa9y
GAS 4ols 3777 1880 1884 1867 s43s
1871 6346 1886 1868 4oi7 sos, 3eo6
2l54 1882 1925 1895 1924 1857 sra
5698 1889 2oso.
THIRTY-PtRsr DAY.
Prizes OF Is dolls.--Nos. 1854 l645
24S 1890 ISL 50 5o9s 1881 $500 IL
67ol 2iS3 l46o 1887 72i5 ss22 as44
1919 IN 504s 6526 1890 5o56 Sz7s
7s6 3i96 4i<6 1856 9o5 1888 64so
6039 1901 Ago 900 1905 1863 626s
S4S5 s4l4 sos 66SS 5795 zOS5 GOES.
THIRTY SECOND DAY.
Prize of 500 Dollars--No. e434
Prizes of IS dolIs.--Nos. 7z76 1850 8
IS Ass $500 1891 1880 IS 1926 $50
~ 1851 81 77e5 5o5I 669< 1884 $50
'7<4 1856 1855 57S6 1907 6672 1898
SOY t44o8 $3.50 1850 1881 4s4o 1924
'2@ 65o3 col 573l $685. 1898 1898 50
's72 s7o7 s677 44e2 $3.50 725i GALS
GAS 1858 1886.
~ Tickets raised TO IL dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.

WEDNESDAY,. JULY 5. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03

WIN. Savage, agent for claiming Aue.
s,can seamen IN Kingston, Jam. resigned
his Office on. the goth ult.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03

Captain Travcrs advises people of color
sailing in American vessels aud belonging
TO the United States, not TO trust lbem-
serves with only notarial certificate. as
u IS not sutfc'cnt 10 prevent them from
being pressed into the service Of his Dri.
fannie majesty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03
BALTIMORE, June 81.

"ra'raf rights RESPECTED !-Capt. Ira
vers, arrived at this port from Jamaica.
was crcdibsy Informed by person who
was present. when the prize master of the
schooner William and Mary made his re-
port 10 admiral Dacres, Informing him
that she was an .fmcucan schooner, he re-
phed, IL was right, d---n them, send
them all in." And he can confidently
saytney neither receive equity nor iustice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03

hLLEN JETER, } Exc
EDWARD WEBSTER, Gu
June ed, 1905, tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

rally within his maiesty's dominons. %
take cognizance of, and judicialIy proceed
upon all & all ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS seizures,
prizes * reprisais of all ships & goods that
are or shall DE taken, and to hear and de-
termine the same and according To ,l,e
course OF admiralty, and the laws of natl
onsto adJudge and condemn all such ships,
vessels and goods, as shall belong To Spain.
or the vassals and subjects of The king of
opain, or TO any Others inhabi,ing within
any oil hts countries. territories s. somini-
ons aud that such powers and clauses
be inserted 10 the said commission as have
been usual, and are according to former
prscedsnls; and they are likewise to pre-
pare aud lay before his majesty. al this
board draft OF such Instructions as NAV
be proper To be sent TO the court OF adj
mnalty IN his majes,y's foreign govern
ment aud plantations for their guidance
herein as also another draft Of in truc-
tons Tor such ships as shall be commissi.
oned FOR the purposes aforementioned.
Eldon &. IIawkesbury,
Mon'rose, Ellenboroueh,
Cambden, w. Pitt,
Melville, w. Grant,
Sidmouth, Charles Morgan,
Cas,lereagh, Evan Nepsan,
MUlsrave,
Whatever was the obieG Of his rnissj.
on, the French messenger is returned to
france ~ the inlmortalIte.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
PHILADELPHIA. March 6

Monday last, The alh of March, 1905.
wasoilsrrved by the republicans generally,
OF this city, as day oil teasting and coi.-
ejaculation upon the re election of Nj.
Jefferson 10 the presidency Of the United
States.
The militia legion, under the command
of gen. John Shee, was formed about .le.
ven O'Clock, in Third between Spruce and
south streets, and marched from thence
down Spruce 10 Second, up Second to
Market street, and proceeding up Market
street reached Ninth street about IL o.
clock. n salute was then fired bv the arr
tiiiery attached-to the legion; after VIII cif
The companies were dismissed and pro-
ceeded to their respective places OF enter.
tainment. The weather being reu,arka-
bly, line, the celebration Of the happy event
met with no manner of obstruction. and
the day was spent in cheerfulness and
tranquility.
ne officers OF the city brigade, honor
ea by the company of a number of re-
spectacle citizens, dined together on Mon
day, at The house Of MIR. Vogdes, Chesnut
street, where sumpiuous entertainments
was provided. Gen. John Barkerpresided
and col Willis acted as vice president.-
after The cloth had been removed, the fol-
lowing toasts were drank. The evening
was spent with the utmost hi.arity and
cheerfnlness 80
L. The dAy--whilst we look back upon
the 4th March, 1901, as The commence
ment OF glorious era, 10 the political
history OF America, may we celebratetbis
day as equally Propitious to the liberty and
prosperity of our country.
2. he people of America-may they
have but one head, one heart and one hand
in support ofths glorious cause Of liberty.
8. The constitution of the United States
--past experience has shewn its general
excellence, future experience will point
out lis particular defects.
A. Thomas Jefferson, the statesman and
philosopher--may the vote by which he
has been re-elecled TO the presidential
char, convince the world oS the praftica-
b'iity Of republican government, and that
We are not diyidsd people. Jeferson's
march.
S. George Clinton, vice president Of the
Z. S.--hls former services are a sure
pledge of hts future conduct. Stonv
Point"
8. The memory ofgeneral Geo. Wash
ington. Rosiin CasNs.
z. The congress of the u. States.
s.The Legislature Of Pennsylvania
may they continue, as heretofore, to ex-
press the will of the people.
: 9. Thomas VI Kean, governor Of Penn
; sylvania--when he ceases 10 distrust old
; tories and apostale wings. may he cease
: to enjoy the confidence of,he people.
, 10. May principles and not men be the
objects Of republican attachments.
{ ~. The government OF the majority
{ the vital principle Of repnbicanism. from
: which there is no appeal bu, to force, the
parent Of dcspotism.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
LONDON, December al.

we mentioned yesterday that an order
OF council had been issued for laying an
embargo upon all Spanish vessels in our
harpors' The following is copy of the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

w hatever was the objea Of his rnisAi-
on, The French messenger is returned to
France in the immoriallte.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-05

declaring what shall be deemed an upIaw-
f'assnce,inE OF slaves" with 60 am~nd-
mert, which was twice read rnd ageed
to by the house. and The bill with the a.
niendment' ordered TO be engrosscd and
read a third time.
Ordered, That Mr.. Coleman (of Caro-
iine) have leave OF absence from the ser.
vice OF this house iii Monday next.
Adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-05
(1o0e cn'inned.)


Mr.. Southland presented the petition Of
Charles Croxall of New Jersey, formerly
Of Col. Hartley's regiment Of The Penn.
sylvania line, stating that he had been "a.
ken prisoner at tae battle OF Brandywine
in l7Tz, and for two years confined on
Long Island, that during ybst in,ervalthe
new ar lScmen. Of the army had ,sken
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-05

several members ispcd the gentlemen
might be indulgedi but this being to be
done by the unanimous Consent Of the
house, and Mr.. Conrad refusing his con-
seut,. the alteration was hot made. Four
motions.were msde to adjourn during the
debate, and the last succeeded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-05
October 90.

n private letter from banking house
az Frankfort, to a respectable house in
1own' states that Bonspar,e, when the De.
pu''es OF that Imperial City wer. present
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-26
jonathan & Mahlon .Scholheld
Haze jga rteeivtd, p4a PHILADELPHIA, !.
A large and general Allortment OF
DRY GOODS,
Suitable 20 the feafon-confaiog Of

Suitable 70 the feafon-confiiiog of
Irilh linens, firth and Ruiha dla-
pers, dowlas, ticklenbargs, oznabuEes, brown
Hollands, white plasiiias, Sitesias, thesting 8,
checks, aGorted; Harlem itripes, cambrick ard
;aconet mnaius, book mullins, colorcd cam.
bricks, laced camoricks, aforted laced Cam
brick faawls, Beerboon auFraks, mamodies, iine
coTacs, fnc baf,as, and fannafls mullins incia
chintz, India checks, Romal handkeschieis, long
and Mort yellow nankecns, blue and black ditto,
Cotton calimeres, aGor,ed dimiries, aiioftesi
s1arieilles, aGarted India and Italian tlks, al
iorsed; farcenets and pee!ongs. aGortsd illk,
cotton, AMI thread hoGery, Leghorp oonrets,
fix and KID gloves, wah leather ditto, pins,
tapes, threads, fe%ing iiiks, aiiOrted fans and
bnrtons and
a variety Of other Aykfles,
In addition to their former Rock, make very
complete aiiortment;
All Of which they Will fell low fer cafn, or
good notes payable in Alexandra, at 90 days.
l. MAY 20 --
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-26
Vol. VI J

ON friday next,

On FRIDAY next,
I. .,sies. viii ). field at the Vendue Store
r u M
|, sbss. and BIS. Ftcnch Brandy in pipes,
On il pip.s and bis.
w v asna Apple Bandy IN bis.
s S,,r ID bhds. tisrcss and bis;
s Ss;'s .ss s.svs Sop and iases.',
s,o ,,.s and dips Caadies
psidns n kegs, boxesand Jam,
F,gs IN kegs and trails,
oas.a,s Ware 10 crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
&c.--ALso,
| A Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which arc
Cloths, Coatings, Kerfemeres,
nuas;, piains, KerE;ys, Negro Cottons,
ss,.s, ElaGicks, blue Friezes,
c,Iinaucces, Ruaels, Yarn Stockings,
Gsjn.z.s ana callicoss,
Irih Liutn,, Sil.6a do
),usbutqs and Ticklenburgs,
Muslin and Muslin Handkerchief,
! India Muslins and Table Clothes,
& gas3snaa Handkerchiefs,
h Colosfa Threads, Hats and sundrY other
sasl:s.
I Pk:hb G. Marl2ellsr.
4 Ia I. .
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-26
TT MS C II a We ~.
Has fUST PECEIVED.
- 1 u - % 1e11uI-I1.ED, \
An elegant afastmsnt of goods, detected from
the latea importations, IN .Phila.
delphia and Baltimore.
AMONG WHICH ARR

~
Snpertne cloths and coioured canbricks,
csilimeres., D;m:sies,
Cotton caihnercs, 81 q.8, Cambrick
White and colourea muAins,
jeans, nankeens and India, book, jaconet
fufians, and null null muf-
Long and ihort nan. lins,
kecns, Golcnad. and crofEbar-
Blue do. red eriped cambrick
White and coloursd ditso,,
& mareilles, Lace, q
5Waiacoasing, e-4, Lace ihawis,
~ rs, Idh lin. Long ditto,
mems, long lawns, Super hfoeaded do.
A rs, Shirting cot Englih and French fix
ton, gloves.
If'fh and Flanders fheet. Kid ditto,
ing, Pic mic mitts,
Pla,tillas, Englih fplit Rraw bos.
Brittanias, nets,
Silefias, Madras and banaanna
Silk, cotton and thread handkerchiefs,
hoGery,s Baetas,
Diaper table cloths, Mammodies,
Napkins, Gurrahs, sc. &c.
Chintz ca!lieocs and
All of which he has determined to
fell at the mott reduced prices.
May 76.s d !
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-26
ne LEF

-, F., ane OF mose gears,
Inc White Warehoufe, on King
|s;s near Col. Ramfay's wharf. The fsua-
Ya'sf ouiasls equal to any in town. Apply
JOSEPH RIDDLE & Co. :
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-26
WEDNESDAY. JuNE rs, 1906.
FRJI',7-in fine Order.

This day received per noop Sea,
Hover, Lsasoas BY the box or retail.
John a. Burford,
June IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
Henry Hilton.

HGnTV HllrOn,
UpboJfr & Cabinef-Mnker--fiau Lond5n.
~ Ipettdly informs the citizens of Portland, and
ITS vicinity, that he has taken the 6tuation No.
2 Fj-S yf, lately occupied by DR.. Thomas, where he
purPoies carrying on the above bunels n its differ
ent branches -
SUcH As,
Sofas and Eafy Chairs, with Covers and Cufhiong
Of every deicript1on.
Mahogany Parlour Chairs of any pattern.
Also
Feather Beds and N1atranes, and Bed Furniture and
window Curtains, made up with futa.le cornices
carpets cut down and made to fit the rooms, with
Borders &c.
Chairs and Sofas, ne~ hufFcd in Black Hair, Cloth
or Morocco Leather; Paper Hangings &C. &c.
H. H. fatters himictf, that from tie practice III has
had n London for fevera years Pa ne will be able
% execute any orders he may receive, in the newell
iathon and OF the ro1 realonabe terms.
PoftlaHi, Ott 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28

CUPF2FINE black, blue
- and Brown Broad
clcath and CsMmeress
Lew p ricej do.
Paiges and Flannels
swaaAins; Coatings,
cuHis +; Plains aud Serges,
5-f, "a, s-4, 81, lo-4,
Refe Blankets,
puhls; DO. Rugs,
Mems black Worried Hofe
dark mixed do.
Nhite Gaufe do:
Ladies black, white and
1ate colored do.
Fancy Bennett Cords ;
Windfor do.
SILK Velvet Veting,
Turkey down and Swami
down do.
Fancy Velvet do.
Black aud Drab coIored
Velvets,
Mems beaver Gloves,
Velvet Ribbsns,
Italian Sewing Silk,
Kid and Morocco Shoes,
Brown Hollands,
Luftring Ribbons,
Black Love do.
Fancy Head IIandker-
chiefs,
Long and Short Kid
Cloves,
Black and colored Grapes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28

Cotton and Linen Check-,
Silk Shawis,
Black and White Silk
Gloves,
Pic Mic Gloves and Mitts,
Black India Lultrings,
Black and colored Flor
ence do.
Black White aud Slate
colorel Silk Hose
Black Silk Veivets'
Black Modes and Sarfnets,
Black and colored Per-
fans,
White Silk Laces,
Figured and Lace Book
MuGiRs,
Chambray Mullins,
Long Lawns,
Superhne London printed
Cambrics,
Superhine and Common
Cal Goes,
Furnitures and DimitieS,
Shirting Cottcns,
Diapers,
Black and colored Sarl-
nett Cambrics,
Ruilels, Durants,
Galamancoes (; Shalloons,
9 Cafes Iri6 Linens,
A great variety of India
Cottons, from Cd to 2f6
per yard
Osto5er 7.