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sS virtue OF decree OF the hyperion court of
chancery for the Richmond difiria, will be
ioa At Hanover eourt-houfe, ON Wednesday the 24th
Gay OF July next, (being Hanover day. to the
ngheit bidder Tor ready money, tract of LAND be-
longing to the eita-e OF Richard Lulepage, decd. be-
ing the land he purchafed of Henry and Elizabeth
Watkins, and the fame on which he reided at tbe
time OF his death, containing by elimination four hum
afe1 asd ixty tour acres on Nice humps creek, iubea
{" the dover OF Mrs Nancy Bulrras, to fatsfy debt
due Col. Chrifopher Tompkins. 1t is flated that
there is good mill feat on the land.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Hanover, June %. g(en6t1
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HEidbieriberwill fell atpubIic auction tothehieh.
s't oIdderter ready money, at Zacharah Brookss
ta7ern IN the town of Manchester, on Saturday the
Sd day of Augutt next, two likely negro BOYS
Mellon and Harriion conveyed trut by the deed of
Andrew Scott decd TO fecure the payment of debt,
interet and cot therein acknowledged to be due Lyle
and M Creole.
RICHARD B. GOoDE.
July 2. ep1,y
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PROPOSALS
81" RicHARD svoWDoM.
NOTIONS.

III. This work will be comprifed in two volumes
duodeenlo, bound,-the number of pages cannot be
Preeiieiy calculated but the publiher uppofes each
voiume will contain about 300
I'd. The price to fubfcrlbers will not exceed three
dollars-payahle on delivery.
Sd. A map OF North America and of the United
States will be given with the work.
18th. Any perfnn procuring fakfcr'bs-s .er the
work fha be entitled to one copy for every ten he
may obtain-being accountable for the amount.
1T is prefumed that the work now offered to the
public will meet with encouragement proportionate to
the Importance of the fubjea on which it treats. A
with to be acquainted with what has happened in paft
ages, Especially in ores country natural and
eommendable carioy; i, is therefore furpriGng that
to large portion OF the citizens of the United States
are amoit totally ignorant of the hiory of their ma
tive country and of the great that have taken
place from the ira dfcovery of the continent by
ChrtoPher Columbus to the prefent time. This
mu not, however, be attributed to an indifference in
our feow-etzens about what relates to their coun-
try; but rather to the difficulty of obtaining infor-
nation, which only to be gathered from volun,-
nous tracts, expeuve to admit of general cireu-
iaton. In the work now propofed to be put to the
Pres, this great objection is removed 1t embraces all
the mott mtereling events related by former hRor-
ans together with number of anecdotes and other
matter never before publfhed-at price tha. will
place 1t within reach of the generality of readers
~ Sallsriftion' reeeiveS by Jacob 1obaysn, a 6ss
Doors 6flozo the MARKET, at Ritebie 5 WorAeys, IT.
PriaIa'ds, AMI S. Psajaafs' Boot.fer.s.
July ?. (eptf)
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TO RENT,

HE HOUSE lately occupied by Thomas Gill;
i at, and immediate poHeflion given apply to
GILLIAT & KIRBY.
July 9. (tf1
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LIVERY STABLE.

HE fubfcriber having taken the fable heretofore
attached to the Union Tavern, offers his fervices
to the public in that line-whcre horfes may Rand
at livery by the day, week, month or year He
deems it perfectly unneceary fay any thing on the
fubjea of his qualifications for that buiineis The
gentlemen of the city, generally, know his fopdnefs
for horfes, as wei! as his knowledge Of the moG pro-
per modes of treating that generous ANIMAL from fire.
quent specimens of his own riding horfes. He has
only to Prome that his fable hall be always fupplied
with the belt OILERS and provender and that he will
be unrentted in his perfonaI attendance to uch hor
es as may be committed to his His terms may
be known on application to him, at the fable, or at
the bar OF the Union Tavern. p. LARUS.
NJ B. He BUYS and SELLS HORSES on COM
MISSION.
June %. (st
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IRISH LINENS, &c.

Nv nave received, by Ithe late arrivals, an ex-
w tenfve aiiortnent OIL
rs and A IRISH LINEN.
Sd IRISH SfiEET1 NC,
go and 81 DtAPE RS, and DIAPER ia
SL0 no which, IN EDITION to other goods,
are offered Tor tale at our ufual low prices.
GIL lLIdT e KIPBT,
June Ii. (ep4w)
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CoNdMISSIoNEl,'s OFFICE.

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Richmond, i 5D N1ay, 1905.
1HE fH'ffft zriH Tax. Notice, THAT have ap-
pointed the twenty ninth day of July next to COM
nenee the account breaed by the annexed decretal
order OF the Court ION which lay they are requefed
TO attend my Office in this CITY, with the
vouchers prepared, I'd ready for examination and e-
t'ement-and with edopes of the court papers.
SAMUEL GREENHOW, MI
May 81. IF
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Sales at anrtinr,.

On Neanefaa, the lotb Of Jmiy eviY'6e fold BY
the JNl/eri6ers, at XII o'clock, on the prewi/es,
o" credit Of fx months, for notes qritb ap-
proved jsenrir:
THREE very handfome HALFACRE LOTS
Il known in the plot of Major William Du-
Val by the numbers ST, SO and SO.
PROSSER 81 A1ONCURE.
June %. (tds)
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~ The Publifbers Will thank tbof- fnbc,r-
bers, who can make it convenient. Tn ali or
fend for their books. GInneIa
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CASH
MILIrARr C.ER71Fn1jTEs.
May21.

oR SALE, Certificate of this fate, bearing in
teret OF per cent. AZ ID receivable at the Trea-
All arrearages OF taN ts, prior to the year 1875
william PKlCE, lCaih'r. Genl. N. 4. s.
May 10. tE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-07
EIGHT DOLLARS Reward.

RAN AWAY, fam the. fubfcrihcr, living in
Leeaurg. Laudoun county, Virginia. on the
iosh April Isa,
a MtLATFO coy, named I Z n, or
~ LEWIS, 30 years old, about feet 8
or Q inches high, Esndsr made, big joinfed'
larg: fesr, loud Of ga ming, and great 'aiksf !;
Had on, when be went away Mkt grey c'o'h
coa,ee, wnse caGimere Jacket, blue cloth ever
ais, ozasoutg fhirt, and a souna hat. he was
teen At ,sbs an wharf, IN Alexandra on SonSay
sthe asa April. All makers of v<Gei' and Others
afs;fsrsSarasd agsiua carrying hisn of at iheiE
peril. sAsyhoever will apprshcnd faid boy, and
deliver Stin TO me, or fecuges him in any Jan
20 shat ger h;n again, mall receive the aboVs
William Taylor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-07

/ tits false AMI -imptidentto say IN reply
that Washlngton was equally, aoJsct "a
Great Britain. He frsr negotiated, Dnt ne
| negotiated with arms 10 his hands. New
revenue, new regiments and militia, and
ships were provided, in spite OF the oppo,
sit;on Of these very rulers VINO then sad,
no arms but condscasion. Our priaclpleS
are our weapons, and sympathetic New
gate, and Botany bay were ready to re-
spond, Amen. Hut Washington meant
war if negocia,ioo failed, and SO said eve,
ryleading federalist. Be it remembered
ton, Washington recalled and disgraced
the slave Monroe.
Nor le, it be forgotten that this man,
whom the people of Sierra Leone would
iisdain to send ambassador to The King Of
Whidah in Africa, is selected by Mr.. Jef.
ferson to assert our right. in Europe with
the very same s0yt Of spirit that he himse,i
asaintans them. Perhaps too they vii,
say MFR. Adams would have kneeled to Bo-
nsearte in like msuncr. 1t was their loud
accusation against him that be brea'hed
war, and they urged the election of Mr..
Jefferson as being .he man Of peace Di.
dius Iulanus bought the Roman Empire az
aucsiun, and he was in hurry to enjoy his
purchase. He turned with disgust from
the noise Of war in Hiyficum or Thrace to
the soothing huzzas OF protorlan guards
and Of the Roman mob.
Tie cbiects.sf the man who risesby mob
favour, and is still obliged to court it, are
all personal, all mean, all temporary, with
the low rabble of demago CUES he may seem
20 be Prince, but in his intercourse WIKI
Princes ne viii inevitably sink aewn again
to be a demagogue, and ;he nation will sink
with him. we have experienced what II
is for the French TO de,Pisr Us: not only
so, bu, we are daily afronted and plilaged
by their vessels. What are We to think OF
the government that IS 50 far from bciag
reused by blows to revenge that 1t IS not
reused 70 feeling, not even whan 1hey are
inflicted by slaves haads.
A weak nation might have some excuse
for us ,ameness bar the second CONNER
c,al nation in the world is represented by
its rulers in manner that would have re-
stricted the bounds ofths Roman republic
to the banks of the Tlber, acd its perennial
fame to the perishable traditions of bar.
bsrous clan. We are IS vain as the no-
mans in their origin; as corrup, as they IN
their MERIDIAN; aud withou, having felt
adversely, more AFFECT than they became
in their fell.
The fault is not in our nation, unless ithe
in choosing men whom foreign nations des-
pise almost as heartily as We do ourselves.
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FTFTEEN DOLLARS Reu4rd.
aas s.pey from fbe Jabltriber an F'i@4,, f6'
Issh iss. q negrs sa~ sa~eS
A r. Z A M,

Bstwsen SO ahd SO years of age, about 5
s..t f;x inches high, we'll made and iqoins eyed.
Had on when he went swsy brown haifthicS
Jacket much worn at the aseyes, country cloth
h,..che.. o(nabursh fhirs much worn, par ct
old mos. a arsb yarn cap, az d wool hat With 4
r;.c. on. az the brim. He has lived (esersl
Years as ferryman at Colchetter. ! VIII give
:be above reward if he is fecufsd in any jaib 10
char get him again with all Reasonable charges
pad il brought home.
George Srassny.
s's . april -. 1905. SM'y 4 sss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-07
A HORSE AND GIG

viii be diipoied OF on reaion.bis terms, It IN
!. mediate SPECIFICATION is made.
The Horfe is riGng four years OLD,
veil brokc aid active; the Guar IS very good
and well fnilh.d, with plated deosldings, bar
nefs, &c. Apply this day and sQxmorro", at
the bar of M. Gad{by's hetel.
Mays DIT
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By virtue of two Deeds of Truf to
abe tuoicribsr, viii be expo(ed 20 ia.e, for sssay
money, az the coffss.houie, in the town OF Alex.
anjris, on MONDAY tbs a7.i Of the prelent
month OF May, srt eYa1l 3aliOideE f}stesstb--
par. Of l'raa Of Lana ia sae County OF Spot
fylvanis, containing lSooo acres, kaowaby the
name OF The MIHS f'x,4G - Aaitrmmsliate
~ after, upoa. la prsyn.ies, 10 the town d A.
lexaadria, fsv.rsl 0slga5!s Lafs, lying upon u
R.oa, WAser, aad Qassn-areep.
James Keith.
MAY 4. drl
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= AWRASON g FOWLE,

H4YE. RECEIYED.
By the schooner Hamilton captain Oowne.
Young Hyfon and Hyfon Skin Teas.
of the latea importations.
4 L s O.
BY the Schooner Lark, captain Silver from
Salem.
81 Seventy Bolts Heavy Ravens DUCK,
nearly equal in quality to EnSilih.
MAJ Z.
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N O I [ C E.

Extract, frsm the t4th section q tie Acf,
entitled " din act to remove Mmsanccs,
preserve the Renlh Of tie inhabitants q
44lsxanaria: and atter purposes"
"BE 1t epaaed, That the pcrlons
living Oh payed aseets, hal; clean the too' ways
op;xsiite rhc prcpcs,y they occupy, and ihzV
narrower wslh iuch foot ways every SatufG7,v
rom the So Day of May, 10 rhe lat dag OF
S-rrcmhc-, uoe.s prevented by the asather -:
Any inh2 hitant ~ho fhsl not Psrform tt. sai1
dus:es, ihaH, for every nsg!et!, forfeit Sad Pay
thi:sy thee cen's.''
30 tiofc pcrions rho may have iat ely como
20 Fefule in town ard sre anscqn,inss'l with the
above rccise. law, this iotorTnatiaa Is given =
tholc OF ionscr reiaencc smonge ~, Will, It is
hoped, giva ii DUO stienti0n.
The polio. conaab is hereby required to be
pigilan in ,i,s rrsmiies, ard gi*e information q
al dctEqGcnces.
John Na@dcvi!3e,
Superintendent Of Police.
My |. 81
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Firf quality Brown Sugars,
GREEN COFFEE,
Mn;catel RalGns,
Bsft Chewlcg Tobacco,
Rye Whikey,
New England Run,
Wrapping Paper,
FOR SALE BY
Vaudeville & Iameiion.
r. Il
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March Is.

NIalCn 70,
By the Fly cutter, WHICH arrived at Var
mouth on Friday las, from the Texeb
Whieh place she left on Thursday, tl'>
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vi " /.
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~ = "a 10 "a Z n y ~ = a y 81 ~ d
meuleinea S--out - 3 keepin6 sn,n
bounds tlisre Hes tns sask Ns progEsss,
bsslow degrees sill we arrive 8 spe
gulL Ct sepsueIlty. ~ vel may ne
Ethiopian change his skin, or she lro.
pard he spo,s, a hose long I haeknred
IN the WAYS of vice, % fetot1f the
dfunksrd g become temperate, The game
bier lose afslisb for bis cards and dice
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10 hRMTERs.

THE Editor and ptopriet6r 81 DO
i Seicto Gazette would dispose 81,
on very advantageous terms to the pur4
chaser. enc haH IL AZ Pnnfiae. q nee,
ICih tie 5issiaess now attach 81 % a. A
liberal eredit viii be given for the pays
ment and no money required IN hand |:
or, he will give generous wages to al a.
tentive; sober person, rapableUf super.
intending the manual part fhis printing
concerns.
Pinfiag- Ctsce, CHiEcofte, !
AEsass -, taos.
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FROM TIE PIJBLIcLEDGER.
THE LAY.cURATE.
Greet Alsry- spho besfesysd much labourl

THE Apostle Of the Gentiles Is the
Christian Brethren at Rome, chooses Is
convey his sense Of the merits Of ayonng
female prnseiyte in the above words !,
which, although not expressed IN our
modern tsallick Or English idiom, viii
be found 20 import as much as the most
formal assurances Of & his c6nsisi { ratio !
The reader i naturally preparedto in.
quire, who wasthc female Cor whnm the
apostle intends snch tlattefine acknow.
ledgmsnts: This, however. not being
distinctly declared, remains subject 81
conjecture; andthe tonte H and concom.
liant history mast serve Is data for the
! inquiry.
Il i not improbable thar she was 4
Greek; for she is mentioned il immedi-
ate cennexion with + netns Who IL de-
clared to be the FIRST fruit Of a lsostleship
IN Aehaia. She may have been 81 Ash
atic Of the city Of Ephesus because
Aquilla and Priscilla, who are also here
mentioned, had resided In thatcityabout
three years. and had now returned 10.
1 Rome afterthe deatk of Clandius. OF
the abrDgation DC his decree which iirst
oecasioned their removal % Corinih
and i Is likely Mary may have accom-.
panied Them toItaly. That she was not
. Roman we may infer, not oaly from
her name but from this cireun, stance.
that the Apostle had not been Il Inc Gao.
ital the date ofthisletser. He address.
ed his brethren ii Rome from coriuth
the second time he visited Greece -
but subsequent % this was his aecusati-
onbefore Felix his trial before Fsst,,s !;
his aPpealto and appearance before Co.
sar.
To whatever country Mary may have.
belonged Il notycry material. She was
now al Rome and her memory Il. hvi
this grsetingofthe Apostle, transmitted
% succeeding ages with such peculiar
distinction. and such strong marks Of 40,
probation, thather name might be The
pride, as her virtues ought 10 excite the;
imisation ofthe best Of hersex, ofevery
country.
&c Is with purposc to bring into:
view some domestic Female virtaes, that
the Lar. GURArs has chosen this Apes
tolieal greeting Is his text. He would
recommend 70 his fair c0untrFwomen:
the conduct and characker Of individuals
- =
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-HE Members.ofsh. Charlie. ss,a

NE members OF the Lkdries. 4 b1Uls
1ockg Cub are requested to meet
At Henry Piercy's tavern, ID said town.
on the. second Saturday in this month,
which i the i4th day. It 2 O'Clock p. Nj.
there to ballot for President and Vice.
President, and to appoint Judges TO re-
gulats the Heats, and apportion each
days Rate.
! BY order ef the Ptesidsat,
HENRY PERCY, SecSesasv.
September 8, 1906.
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eiahteen feet ii diameter. Fromtheeen.
ire Of the curl, the head projected atross
hefelds, lying even with The tireum-
ference, almostas large as hogshead ];
The eyes nearly the higness Of pint ba-
son !; mouth frighffully Iafges and aspect.
terrible. The lengths IS i Appeared r.,
,heve The water, they Judged % Be $50
feet. The body appeared 10 beaboutthe
lsize 81 abarrei. After playing around.
q statea above lie strefed his course for
avessel, which had isft Kingston at the
sane time with themselves, bound to.
Niagara, and was outof sight in ! mo-.
ment.
!. j understand that the Indians have
frequently seen HE same. He once AZ
tempted 10 pick i MN out Of 4 schooner,
who saved himself by jumping into the
cabin. A number of boats have been.
LIST IN the Lake, which many have con-
ieetured were destroyed BY this monster,
Tits supposed to be Of the same kind
With that which lnfested the. seas Of Nor-
wav. sit IS NOT diilicult forsit, when
yonng. 70 come up the river St. Law
renee.
However Incredible the aboyc account
NAV appear, The frightened imaginati-.
ons of these spectators, have not repre-
serted this monster 81 4 Serpent, 70 Be,
Of such IN enormous size, As the Sea
Snake which was shot By The master OF
aship, in the Norwegian seas, in 1855.
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Anal1es alaas,aoatk SILL.

= 8 z7l11I7feg lII71l51oIf6 ,Sfldke.l
a Rattle Snake was found dead u The
woods, between the main road and the
plantation Of CleIand Kinlock, Esq. a.
bout miles from this town. . few days
since. TWAS fleet long, the thickness
of mans thigh, had - rattles, and is
teeth were nearly an inch and halflong.
Geotgeto1vn CS. O. Gas
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Wea0i,lg BUSINESS

Carried On n the Alain 6fFeef, A1drfins-
burg, opposite 70 Ilfajof Reyds. I
TIME subscriber fully informs
i his friends and me public. that be-
continues 70 carry on the Wearing Blu
sinesssin It's braches, common work Of.
81 descriptions, also Woollen, Worst
Cd, and Cotton Chains. rwillings Of va
rions kinds, leans, Dimities, Swan.
downs, 4 hicEsets, Cotton Denaim, ei-
ther on Cotton or Linen Chains. also
Floaiiugs and Spotted cotfons FOR men
and women ware, Diamonds, Bird
ewes, Huekabacks. NJ and Oss, N and
0'ss and Queens fancy Gounterpanes,
the same In Table Linens, single and
double coxsfless, Diaper, Deception
Diaper. and Darnask Twilled Table Ii
mems Of various 6gures Forrest OF
Line workof various figures Cor hoat1
Coveflets, mock Mersailles Stock.
mg-net, Muslinnet, Solid Netting, Z
IRISH Stitch. Honey Comb, Tabby Dia-
mond, Plain Cord, Eatioa Cord, Team
Back Cord. Mild Worm and Tow
Cords, Velvet. Velperets, Dice velve.
rets, VelveFateen, Bumbarate, Fusti-
an, lean Fustian, Pillow Fustian, Dice
Denaim, Wild Boar, Double top lean
Back. Jean Back Thickset Cotton Sat
tinnet, Lilypnsian Diamond, and se.
vrral other kinds too tedious 10 enume-
rate and Is he now has sober indussfi-
Gus young man TO help IN the above b0si-s
Eas III 49,. ...-. =. - ~ Is
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-23
Nsgzos'!s: ]. ! ! Sak.

WILL Be sold for cash, lothe high
w est bidder, on Saturday the 2ist
Day of September next, before the door
goEthe Court House Of Jefe1on County,
TWO NEGROES, to vii Hannah,
aged nineteen years, or ihereabouts !;
also, Jane, about nine yearI old. The
said Negroes having been conveyed 20
the subscriber, in trust. BY Peter Cock
rel 81 Jefferson County, TO secure q
debt due Robert Garter of said County.
THOMAS GRlGGS. 8
August Is, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-23
FOR SALE,
4 healthy, Ekeiy. sfrong
Negro Boy

about twelve years old those who wish
g purchase. may apply % the Printer
hereof FOR information.
August i6. 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-30

Long Inand Sound. Referred to The committee
OF Commerce ard Manufactures.
Mr.. j. C. Smith moved that the petitions OF
the aeen. and directors Of the Ohio Company, re-
frfred to the committee OF Claims, be wisidramn,
and that the fame be rcfe,red to the conmittee OF
Public Lands. Agreed to.
The iioute then went into committee Of the
whoie. or the rrporttof the committee OF Com
u,erce and Manufactures Tor the erection two
Light HJsstes on Long Hand Sound, and Tor
making RcxEgry IN MaiiaGnofelts, pore OF DC.
liyery.
Mr.. Cgewninihield faid, that in tie bill a fun
ofGx thodfand dollars. is APPROPRIATED Tor the e.
r.tsion Ct two Light E4oules. There wer- 81.
ready, he Belle CO, fix Light Houfts in Long
Hand sound bnt il soneqaence Of The cood uct Of