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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21
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LoSDoN GAzsrTE ExrRAakDINAAY...
VAR OFFICE, JyLT 81.
A letter from The hon. admnal Corvallis,
TO William Marsden, esq. dated Vile
lie Paris, CD Usnant, a8,h July, 1905,
enc.oses the foil wing dispatch.
P'inee q Faxes. ,r.iy IS, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

The mate Of the Harmony, Barbadoes,
via 81. Bartholomews, Informs hat While
they lay at 81. Bares, he saw letter from
Curacao, containing Information s thosfhe
british md evacuated that island fve syeeks
before" --Alex. Adv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

Dfrb, suddenly. on l'hur.lay last. Mr.. WIZ
LrhG WARRccK. of His cir
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21
VIRGINIA AnGsl3 5.
RICHMOND:

sAryRpAY. sEprEMsER 81, 1sos.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

Mr.. Bowdoin, the new minister of the
Uziitea States, is arrived - s tosadder, IN
consequence Of which the spprehs sions
we were under Of en- approaching rupture
with America are over.--Moniteur.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

Upper ApPomatioN Company.
a I a me: ing IF he Frus,ees at Ptit6syil,e
L 4 the l4gh June 1905
OrrEesp, hat each shareholder on the hew
subscription i.aj iwcn3 ne ALTAR, or each share
on me hFs' Gay OF October nest a. ,hird K qoi.
ai'lOn I'esie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

-, = TNiOf, tlef<
The interes; Of the company calls rsr the stri6l.
est pnaetGa.iy 7 shall auena at the oiF.rra's
count eomts ia oeiobes TO receive payment.
T. PRIDE, Receiver
--..- .Sta .,ep'. 49, ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21
John Williamson,
M IS committed to the laiI Of

September 9osh, 1906 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

We have been Informed, and we believe Il to
be true. that all the principal Jews at Agiep,
have been nassacred by the rabbIe Bar. Ase-.
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Estett Mcaiga JAtslltgr. IN.
LONDON, April 8.

LONDON, April 8.
II. was reported YESTERDAY, cha, 4.
French government had ordered .col'
troops 10 en.er t'or,og ! immediately.
L'Ache Alaric is ;.aid 10 DC among Il
persons-iately arrested at Paris, charged
witc beiug concerned M ih< oc~ pretend.
&C conspiracy.
i April 4.
Bv private .e.ters, wi,h the perusal Ct
which we have bees 'asatel. We learn Tia.
w. Ba:z, Dep1,y Tor ,:.e S:.trs ef W.T..
trnbnrsh, at Vienna, was arrested shet.
uponsLe requisitiop Of the Hector of Wiz.
sea,hasgti, being accused of a eons2lraey
ogwhich it WE the object 10 assessing.
the ekctor, and hi. principal Minister Of
State, Mr.. Kfupfelt, Deputy from Ii:
States of'Wir,eshursh,s is still ar Vienna.
Both of these g.nslemsn arc uufriendlyra
,shn Hector, who lately demanded that they
should BE seat away from Vienna r..
eres, whic;. was refused 1.-The time.
sin<Grorgr R;t,fb1ld;s al BsrIih.
/ Ca The 18Th Of March, Frencn SUI.
tier. was s,ot,at Hanover, convicted (asit
is stated III the sen,ence OF the military
,compaission) of E:pioeage, OF crlmping,
and Of corresponding with Nr. Pit,
!. Il will be remarkable. s!yoai4 the report.
led iniespis3v absu!ute:y ,ate place in I,slv
between Francis and NaPoleoa, tina. tbo'
only making two pera'.ns, il vii! b: aa ia.
te,view ofvthYee Es,gero,s and three sr
FIR kings, for it will consist If an imp.
rial I'D royal ceagres oflhc Einprrors Of
sGermany, Ar@;:ia, & France, the Kiagof
Hungary, Ho,rmia. Italy, &c.-esc
Al the Wing Club, on Tuesday, ,Mr.
Foxailudedio.,tt disclosures in the Tenlh
Report ofthe Naval Commissioners, whl:h
have excited such spiris. IN the country.
He observed that, as :. member Of Paiia.
ment, it would not becouse him to pro.
nounce any decisive c 7inion as to the No.
lie Lord who was unhappily implicated;
but as iothe- practices imputed 20 him, he
trusted that the vote Of the House Of Com.
moss. would strongly reProea,e and cen
sure thess. He did no, rhtnk 1t proper to /
say more. Aa.ie tts4. alhelic Petition he |
thought II very great honor tohave been
selected as one ofthe persons 20 present it
to,Pariiameut. Major Cartwrightto took &C.
csslc~ - inform the meeting tsat msa.
sures mad been taken to assemble the free.
holders Of Mtddiesex, ineorder 70 address
;he Crown for the distnissal of Lord lex
vile from his majesty3s Councils and pref
sence for ever aud that he understood u
similar meeting woaId shortly take Place
Tor the same object, in the county OF oaFTy.
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..L1SEON, as Ptuviose.


The minister from England 4. Lisbon,
has h:t. ne extreme i.pertlnence 10 pr.
sent nase complaining that oar public
Journal has pNb.ished the declaration Of ire
Prince Of Peace sela,ive to the war; III:
,?linietsr Of foreign affairs has replied 70
him in ihe follawipg note:
Sra, ~
nave received v;,,lr note o. the 2jth OF
Ianssary, having relation to an article ~
the supplement- o. The Gazette Of Lisboo,
containing faithful TRANSLATE Of an artl.
&c extracted from the Gazette Of 'FIajrld
OF the 2G.h Of December. conitss, slf
i;.at after having had the honor II eh,res'
verbally the reasons aa,heris'ng that laser
tion> iiad hoped you would have beea
fully co:T,nced that therr existed no scla
ground Tor exacfing its suppression. Lam
coEiid%nt thar the said article has been
transcribed into ali the t1azettes OF tufopst
and [ am persuaded that none OF the m'|
nisters .! England viii have demands
fYo'nthe governments near which the!yr,
side, 4, similar exclusion of that o!hEGh,
paper. # acts of such description shot'
tie omitted. in political Gazsttes, wnaE
would they be permitted to republsh! i
must also Inform you, sir, o term'|
.nste~she doubts you express on J1e sn5lts4
that the insertion Of the said Official Paps
ia The. Portuguese Gazette has, been mao'
with the knowledge of the govern ms''f
because it does not think itself compg,k
na;tted in the transcription of any osl3IE
acts published in the other Gazettesi =
Europe and under the head Of foreE
countries. Such articles, faithfully cop"
and unaccompanied with remarks, arc
yer proof either Of appreciation or d'sp,
rrobatioa on the part OF the govern"ss'
permitting the republication.
/ confess, sir, that ! cannot percS"
how any person can hnd IN this the ien
Cause Of oFeace. The sas article, a~
tic later, night have been copied fron%
.Lag,:sh Gazestes, IN waica, without on
they have bcen paiallsnsd. Besides :.sE
know, sir, that a, The close of discuda's s.
on similar subject. IRE; have ''AF
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ITlaEs SaBers5sr rsLpsaal!y INFORMS tie
public, that he eosstss:lss TO run has
S T ~ G. E S
From Gsorgs- Tom to Poyt..Tio5acca

From George Ta1sn 10 iort-Io 5acca:
The Stages viii lssve ,lie Iedisn King Tavern
in Geargcrewn on Mondays and Fridays al 4
o'clock 10 tse1noruing, and sill call u Moore's
Ferry, oppaEte AIexandfia, at = O'Clock, and
arriy.. at fo-s Toha-eo s,Sa c'c,aek. -Rcscrn,
iay, was leave Port Tobacco on lrefdays and
!. ss,utaaYs add call at Moare's Ferry at 10
O'Clock, and arrive in Grorgeso~n II n'clocks
Good Stages and Hor!es, and careful drivers,
are PROV sded.
Ladies end Gcntlensn travelling to Alexandra
from the Cssy or Georgetown, may be accom-.
modased with. "a good Rage aud horfeso The a..
boye days; this ascomnod sicu ~ill be in rea1i.
nsG ON che iecond Monday IN Joae next.
3olsph Semmss.
Georgetown, May t,7, asx6,
"a 1906,
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similar, upon the WhotS " = 70 800, ,e''6
,hatof that country" Our democratsWt
hope will knesl with proper respect to suc'
an anthority. Bat if they should be SC
sner,inacinus as still to objec.to examples
! drawn from that source they may Ind a
bundance OF them in republican govern
ments. It was the poliry Of the Roman
j, royrrnment, whensit rssembl'.l oars, GER
,sinlv in name, Ca resemblance highly nc
cessary 10 the applicability Ct h.ssc rical
facts.) to exclude al foreigner IRON Office
, The inhabitants of Care tor the protec-
ton which they granted to the priests and
vesta! virgins, daring the first INVASION q
the Gauls, were. allowed the freedonIof ne
city, but were deaied the right Ct snf-
frage.
Rome. AT that tine was in want o. ins1a.
bitants. IIerwhoe population did mot ea-
coed one hundred and fifty sheusand-a
slsall number ndeedler nation invclved
in continual var Beside several laws
were passed about the SAME time, IN favor
of the, poor, for the express purpose or
cnaslinp then TO educate their children,
and thus supply the republic svti,h soldiers.
But The senate of Rome were sensible OF
she ipar;lalip~of foreigners, for the lsws
and habits of their own country; and they
knew that they could re'ywith niurhynlofe
safety u.on The auasshment OF native c1iI-
2els. The Romans SO celebrated Ion their
generosity, will without doubf BIZ accused.
sof refusing an asylum to oppressed shr-
nran,ty y they were SO Ignorant OF phiio.
snphv, as tobelleve TIA, their first dutyo.
biiged them 10 con lit their oayn ln.er.
ests. a.
Yss in spite Of all these-srgnments those.
w!,oohicctto the indiscrimnate Omission
of foreigners to ali theef'ghts and prlvi-
lodges OF citizens 81 the United States,
are charged with want of humanity. The
democrats who bring The charge uudoabt-
edy have their motives. We hear not-a
wore from them in favor of admitting En-
g!ish, Scotch, German orySwiss emigrants
to the enIoymentof our priviled5es. No !;
Irelandis the only country, chose ionaIhl- /!
tants are entitled to orr tender regards;
the only objects of democratic humanity
---and the Irish who have settled amongst
US, are WILL known to be demo- ats, a.
most to man. Every Irish tu iersnt Isl
therefore an addition OF one to the demo
cratic party. Happy country Which con-
tains within It's bosom a party SO stsiater.
estedyy devoted to the interests CT A.!nsGni.
tA.
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PUBLIC SALE.

!. Far tie 5.x:ff Of t6e Uxasr-vrif<rs, ~ THoRs-
s DAY sev,s az ID o'elark, sUN BE- fell, al Jlr.
s r. Esss's FIRE, Kivg lqrerf, far ea;6,
q alx-s White Rolls,
20 ha!es Ticsiea5urss, 0znaburgs. Hcaians.
Hsiiea Lireas, Sc. damaged on board the .fhiP
Hero, captain Cole, ffon 8resnen.
P. G.. Marleller.
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.7zuegty Dollars REGARD.

sfolsa ass IF st. EaIJsuiJss', aa5lt, ga Wsd4sfAsy
nig5s lga,
x dark chefnut-color'd Mare,
Wisha shise name and tail, and blaze in her
face handiome figure, moves remarkably well,
s and il about fifteen hands and an halt high. The
above reward Will be given for the mare, by
George Roberts,
c5<fxxtJa,<s:, fosr doors aboSs
E,xbf5,asfss, Pkuiadelpsa.
l.;.sy as. dlas
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PUBLIC SALE.

On TEoNEsDAY, the 81 Of Junr, az u
s'slock. VIII 3. toli on the a,:snifss, on a
sbe.si credit. -
That valla5le shree-fory Rd2s ca
HOUSE aud LOT isusted On rse- Garner ot
W,hiagton aed King Arrests, a2j,laine Mr..
Dac,n's fore: the 6saasion Of he.ahave pro-
per,y 70. bOiaeis. &c. is cqass 10 any II the
soxs. Terms, &c. win be nadc Saown at the
place of la!e, I,
Philip G. Mareelier.
MAY III.
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sIofeph Baxter. Iaa.
] Fesiah Faxon.

4
.-9,s Eeaah Faxon.
AL F.rfans, iaasateI to thei hate ftTn are, re-
aaeGsd gtoo saake irnp.4iats .,g9snsnf and ali
thpss to .wham shey ape iadsbfsd will please cail
!. op Essaa, MssGalf s: e CO. eoyqsfot Psince add
aNaeE asesss and. rsss::Yc thcir Sqss, BY "hon
yh.s business viii be r;ntioued.
y9rIl tnsnisaIgQpllssp hs RaFEsfcr, Jun.
.l 8hph 15 E layon,
- ,r,vs,ass 1slRtsMys issh IA N SIC
may lllffs = -
Vhe Subscribers, ofseS Tor, Sale,
% bb,s. Boaos ma. M iaad h Pork
-ssaSopB;: adSa Mo- fiha r.Besf
S hhIs. New EsgtandNRLn
ssbo bels. do. DC.
B. & g pi.ss FFife..ssaa9 Cir
u pfss s6rA proof French Brandy
81 fscfrh do.
ms1i.brshas MplaGes
loo. w<ams Wrapping sPsTes
co boxes Mould Candies
40 do. eipt 81.
80 dc. Brown. Soap
And a geasral sisor.msnt Of SEssCES, is.t re,
seigsd, which wa be dilpofed of>on modsSate
Terms, for caA or approved notes.
,,ss.s Eaxon, Mstcalf & Go.
M,ya a. . cow
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Bar- kssbey wanted.

A pefton qualified for 'Bar2Keep-
er, wito is foh:r and hsaeit. nay tesy Of az al
sao,agesus lituasion on application TO sl'e Print
er. Mag II. DIR
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Wants a Place, ia Sters, ST
Ayoungman, pretty vel acGualn,t-,,
ed with buGneis. Enquire OF the
Printer.
Nav z8.
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No TIC E.

:. The co-pannerlhip of the fnbfefibers,
!. uuf.,sihs,ffsn Of JOSIAH /. xx0N'& Co. vas
,liGalssd bymusual consent en- che fifteenth t% 10
asnt.
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7gl12 Yeces0ed and fer Sa7e,
BY I,AWRASON AND FOWLE,
bales Beerboon Gurraas, OF tho
ffR quality, entitled to Debenture.
o5 boxes frelh Chocolate.
Ayo,
A quantity Of ffit and lecoaa. qua
lity Ruilia and Ravens Duck.
Nav as,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-06
John w. ROBINSON.
md FOR SHE.

WILL be offered for fae the pren,ifes, on the
w 18th day of .Auguh next, that well known
place called Prd.s-Viile, Formerly Stingy town.
containing about four hundred and forty acres with
uncnmn,nnly good Improvements, viz an excellent
dwelling hohe, large aud councillors tavern, be-
lides elegant Cory houe, intended for ma
ion's hall, (there being lodge held here) and
every neceaary houe, tables lumber houfes &c
A!fo, lpacious Cow-Houle, all now ia to!era-
bic good repair. The quality of the Land is very
gond, particularly Cor wheat and the itand as ia
is profitable. PoAeiion will he Immediately gi-
ven, 70 shat the purchafer avail himlcf of the
advantage OF towing wheat. The terms are, one
half Of the purehaie money payable at Chriltmas next
the o:her half Of the purchae money payable
Chr;.tras twelve months, the purchaier giving bond
with iecurty to carry ntereN from the date if not
pun9uay paid.
ALSO, FOR cath, ten twelve NEGROES, con-
ti'ting OF men, women, bays and girls all uncommon
ly likely and Virginia born.
ALSO, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NI1URE of ali kinds, viz fix eight good beds,
and furniture complete fet of dining tables an C.
legant mahogany deilc and book cafe chef of draws
chairs, &c bees great number OF articles ted-
os &c enunlerae, credit for the latter for all fums
above five dollars will be given until Chritmas next
the purchaiers giving bond with good iecurty to car
~ insereh from the date if not punaually paid
JAMES TONNES, Ir.
Amelia, sPrdes-yille, Auguft 2. ep At.
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Cntd2fai, gntfiIigfnte.
CoNynUA7IoN or yars sr rns kosm.
LONDON, Iune 8.


IL IS fad 'h't government think j, proper to l4o2t
additional precautions againa the menaces OF niyafn
from the courts Of France, Flanders and Holland.
that additional naval force IS 20 be Ratioyed a.
Deal, corlsing Of Il iail of the line.
Conlids5aLle bule is excited by the late r1o.tro,,
IN the harbor OF Bouogne The enemy have ,nsti.
lone dlnonilrai'oDs tho Part d. the Floula wac
meant to be tent out, aud great activity is oberye
among the troops on !hore. This his called Cor s,d;
tlonal Vigilance III erufers ard The force ON t
uation Is 70 be Immediately and cOnGdera6iy au,,-
nented. The Dutch ports are allD watched win al.
dtionai attention Theie precautions are very to,i-
mendabls il IS Certainly to be co.,,udcI r,r,
the character Of the enemy we have toconterd with,
that lbs activity home is likely to be fpenjed be-
earls ne IS more than niyllly crtcrpfitng ablcad.
"A dhorder nearly rcienibliug tic plaque Of rnriey
IN RS iynpo,ns and mortality lately broke 90, Al, o,
ZEN, the capital Of Scindya and is lated To- have M
RED OF ieventy thouidnd perions in The ec,,rG. Z
lew days The principal uhab.,nt, ged from u.
city on The iuil aam aud the troops NJ lcrob f.r.
leo - perform the dgcs u the rarrifor. and mar.
cd "'o the country, whittier it 10 feared thew p,,.
have carried the cheaper. A. the date howe5or
oi me Ial accounts from Bombay, It was und,rf-,j
i",,n .i lever confined It's rAr"gc' to oasn, 4
Twelve thouland Turks had. on lie eei A.,
been icnt from Coiflsntircrls ior Rgvy, a., -
led IStiri.v prevailed in ihi rivsu, m eoorc.,,a-.
ne srt'd Vlier having brch oitL aid dc.
tam P'cha APPOINTED III. fpcccdog. Ills G.r,n.r
ted dat coniiderabc Ru!iln force was 91;,y 90
co at Co"tdnthonlc ouits Itlilgc 10 the Adyt,,;c
me ARRIVAL G. the ,ouVos unGsr co,no,s,d re- r. .
jane CiaiE, d; LE5ou, vt. mad, the G,.,. - +
very ''''- aots ~ ie f',u,h anbsGador 20 the r,-
t'B"eic covt'anl,H,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-06
A VALUABLE FARM
FOR SAFE.

re Subscriber wihes to iel his FARM ADJACENT
Z 20 the town of New-CailIe in the county of
Hanover, Containing three hundred acres: ituated
within one quarter of :, mile of Pamunkey river.
whe.e there good navigation Tor veIes of fifty tons
burthen, and di,i1ni from the city of Richmond
eighteen miles This farm is remarkably compact,
and nearly peTfeG level adjons the lands of Mel.
George and Thomas Blakey, Capt Parke Street,
and Mr. Dibdol Tally, and bounded next the river
;; s!!s iaie ieadig from Nrw-Laille to Hanover
Town; is i'll quality inferior to any land on faid
river, as any perlon difpoed purchaie doubtless
VIII be iasied of examining the premfes On
This farm there is very good Overfeer houle lInaI
grAnaTy and iome negro quarters.
The iubleribcr now living in the town of New
taie, VIII treat with any Pernn dpcied to purchafe
until the 10Th September when if it is not fold
1t will De offered For Sale at PUBLIC AUCTION,
to- the higeit bidder, the premfes for one third
cain, one thrd i'll twelve MONTHS and one third in fix
months after.
There is much of this land now in corn, as will
sdnlit OF the towing of 40 buiheis of wheat
B III tbe /ame Hme goiH be oJ1arel fer Eale,
TIE STOCK of Hories, Cattle, Hogs, plantati-
on U,cslils, &c ALSO, Two TENEMENrS in
the town of New Caale, one of which the fubG RI
Ter now occupies, coniiIng of eommodious ho,Le
calculated for Tavern (being the beR hand in the
place., with ncceilarv and convenient out-boufes .
annexed to this tenement is an excellent garden a
Fable aud fable lot, and one luitable for cIover-
he other Tenement, iituated in the centre of the
town, contits Of aere Lot, dwelling houCe.
Kitchen and meat hous, all calculated for a private
family.
nm 0L6 beJ5Ll,
The Snbicribers Eouiehold and Kitchen FUR
MI URE On the laft mentioned property the
'erns will be made known on the day of faIe.
WILLIAM co CHRAN.
Ne5o- Cgfie, Ju!y 10. (a 81
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Risb:nnna esrisss Current.
LAND-FoR SALE,

Z 7 the county Of Luuenhurg, lying within one mile
! Of tie Court-houie OF Couche's creek; this tract
contains ieven hundred ard fifty acres, one hundred
and fifty Of which IS cleared; comfortably improved
for the accommodation of family. This land is well
fuited the cultivation of Tobacco, Corn and Wheat.
A great bargain may be had in this land. The
terms may be made known, by application to Major
Grief Green, of Nottoway, who is duly authorized
dlpo!e oft, or the fublcrber living the prenifes.
JOSEPH SMITH.
Lunenburg, Ausua 2.--{ept If.
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JUST RECEIVED,

q AND FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
-FOUR hundred pieces Houie Paper, Philadelphia
j Beer by the barrel, final quantity of fra qua
lily New-Eug!and Cheefe; alto 400 barrels Corn.
EDWARD HALLAM.
ALSO--5oOo W.T.. Salt Petre'd BACON and
a coa!iant fupp!y of FRESH CORN MEAL.
June ls.----(ep) l2t
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NOTICE.

I'VE fubfcriber intending to the fate of Kentuc-
!. Ky, about he 18th of this month, will under
take to tranfaa buiinefs for any pcrlon who may
choofa to coniidc in him.
John w. ROBINSON.
n. g. A letter left with Mr.. John Iabb, at
Melrs. John and Robert Candles, will meet with
prompt attention.
AuguG 2-(cp2t.
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NEAL NELSON,

BOOT u SHOE M1fNUFAC7UREP,
MAtN-srRHzr, RIcHMoNp,
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TO RENT,

'EIE HOUSE lately occupied by Thomas Gill;
l. at, and immediate poHeilion given apply to
GiLLIAr * KIRBY
JuIy2. (f)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-06

(Io be eoEfinGsd.J
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-06

WI B0o:sor Shoesas weIla # they were on the
iPo,~....-.A--the length % The Boot,.C-round tli,
CaE.~.B-tie pitch Of disto..-D-round th. heel and
mn 3P.~E-Found The inf sr--.G -acrocs the BAH Of
'hs foot. FIX The heel agarl a perpead euar, and
iiick knife the end Of the great toeiet down n
,g"rs' the nu1aeF Of inches aul quarters, in the dif
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-06

Il X AXES Boots & Shoe,
1F1 to sny pattern or faith
ion, equal in point of MA
TEF1ALs and WoRKmAN-
siir to any in general ure.
~ Imported Doors and
Snoss, of the firR quality
aud newell fafhiou, for fale.
=. Gentlemen at a dif-
lance, who are lilpofed to
forward me their meaiure
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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1s!sa5tngs of Counsel,
ON THE
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE CHASE.
Mr.. MARTIN, in continuation.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 90.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-07
Nv WIFI NJ LOWELL.

BY WILLiaM LOFELL,
Who hees leave - form til. Ladies, Gant's.
men, and the Public in senerei, in this town,
that On Wedn,iday, the trf of May, he Will
commence baking; where they may be iar
piled with BREAD Of tie h,f quality and
{oofd bake l---ou luta tesu,s never before o..
feredsi this place~ss follows:
s,HB siebtecp penny loaf Tor 70 cent: nine
/ penny loaf for 10 cents, tour pcnce ha1s
Denny Loaf for cents; and, for the convenie"ae
e thoie whole family or circumstances will not
.tm,r OF LARGE BREAD, he will make the
hres psnny leaf two ounces heavier than fbs
Weigh, 6xed by the Clerk IF tie Market, as d.
stted by the Co,3sratsoa fo that the !as2uEg
man wiz be ieryed on as good terms as tie me.
chant. The BE T surFRFINE FLOUR tor houle
kes ping at Ifvfn ces.s pcr pound, or atteen
>un5sfor doIar Thoic Lsdies a0d Gentle
nen who with to be regularly gupplied a. thels
sym houi.s, vii! be obhging enough to fcnd a
}!,e rs above, which will be attended to, Gfeat
alloweuce TO {ellers CT Bread. To prevent ans
Misunderstanding the above tet'7'2 ere CASH, un-
els where itated eyeaits agreed on, as5 ;hoie
are expsaed to be regularly pait---she profits
being Inail.
N. 3. To 7'aye,ns, Boarding houies. and
.arre lsrities, ,nere Wiz be an additional fsvla Y
Of ha per CENT. in buying LARGE LoAyEs IN
sItfe.coce to SMALL.
Anri SC.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-07
STRAY HORSE.

StraYed from the fubfcriber living
in Alexandra, On che a6'h April, dark SON.
REL HORSE, about nInc or ten yean o'o'
ab2ut fourteen hands high, is two bind zee,
" hiIe. one more u hic than the osber, his bTe'.
,e.na kao!y lpotted. fome fiddle ~a'ks, fh'd a.
round, Psees, racks and csatcrs, bur ei20.
sso,s. He was feen on The Sunday lffsrNo !
following croains the run belaw HArtihhJ''. /
mill, going towards Ffenh's old field, llt NJ
bought rom about Charieitown, and fold neN
il IS prooaele he will en3csvuuf 70 retJrn' |
vii! give reward of 1--WE dollars to any PdD'I
delivering him 20 m. II taken within ten u''i
OF town, it further reaiopsble charges.
William HarPsf
M7y s. d3eo3' /