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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
AreSow landing and offer Tor Yale
At The aore lsseiy occupied by r. 3. ia mrS On q
! go Bales Prime Upland Cotton, .
20 Hhds. NMeovado Sugar,
Pusckeons Irih Whi2ey,
ls Puncheoi:s Old, and hne favored jamaica
Rum,
+ Pipes Holland Gin,
10 Pipes Cogniac Brandy,
Sc Or. Chefs Of the bet Teas, aGorseds from
hea to imperial, ::
Boso BbIs. Of IA and I'd quality refined Sugar,
Hhds. Msdier, :.
4 Hhds. Green Coperafs. -
s 1'eirces Roll Brimaons,
Hhds. Alum,
Tie.ee Glsubcr Salts,
10 Pipes Of Old London Particular Maae'ss,
{ Pipes of full Bodied Port
20 Or. Cafks Sherry,
Pipes fine Liibon,
8 Pipes Particular Tenneriffe,
80 o.. Caks Malaga,
20 Ca&s Clatet,
4 Cafe of Nutmsgs, Mace, and Gloves,
y Baiee Cstia;
500 lbs. Pepper,
100 lbs. Pimento,
500 lbs. Ground Ginger,
coo lbs. Race, do.
100 Boxes Godfroid., (fbperane) Scgaf's IN
half boxes,
70 Boxes St. Jsgo, do.
Pipes beh French Vinegar,
10 Bales Almonds,
Lafk Pearl Barley,
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henry X. MAY,
Has jof Sale.

Has ior Sale.
Pipes London Particular Madeira
Wine,
pp.. London n ,rke,, CO. do.
Cntls Cape, Go. DO
s Iisn Pipes, AloQue, do.
Pipes Cosn,ac E'anoy,
s paecheons Jamaica Rur,s
sa Is1hs. connryeia.
:. Bais. NJ. I and Cargo Beef.
70 Bols. Pune Pol,
a Chefs Hylon CAu!an
Cheas Hyion, TENS.
. Chefs Imperial,
Eiegau, backing Guus at a vefy sedrs.d
Price 10 ciuie 4 la!s.
Five Shares Of Alexandria bank Rock.
recember 10. In.
RAN AWAY, from the iubtcnb-
o. C,u.rr,e in the moa,h OF September, Ne
s,a Woman named VENUS, tome,imcs rs,,ed
WINNY; about IS Yeas OF sse. feet OF
3 incaes high, luav, wrh full lace, and fca'
re.,L:n, iron her under lip to her Chin. will
give FIVE DOLLARS rev ard tor spprehend
I'M, her within the di9titt Of Coumbis, and fe
csrirg re, 70 that &c, Ser; TEN DOLLARS
II taken within 40 mikes ana TWENTY
DOLLARS if taken any create, diaspee, snc
reaf,u ,ble exgenees Tor bringing her home.
All matters O. veGe.s ana others, are tor yarn.
ed ssainR halboriag or carrying her of at their
peril.
THOMAS C. HARDING.
Dec. az. laws.
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Cgh glusn for any quantity Of
clean LtneH Gad Cotton RAGS. By
Ike Priater hereet
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-24
asraaDrfa DatEp aoherttser.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a.

We have received the Official account Of
Ehe proceedings of the Court of Enquiry ia
tAe case of Captain cambridge, which shall
appear at length in orr next paper. The
following 10 the result of the Enquiry:
(Aationaf IatsRigencer.)
lie court having deliberated on the
evidence deducsd from the testimony of
'as Witnesses, heard in this case, are de.
|saIasdly Of oPiuion that captain WILLIAM
DhsasIDE. acted Nth far:ituae and con-
dG'm The i9ss Of MS SHIP, the United States
SJ''gse Philadelphia. on tie s1Ss Oct. 1875,
!; %a !. no degree D csaswre Should attach
'"Sq 70 him, tram that eveai."
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Goods at .Firit Colt,

Will continue 10 be field, at the acre of the
fubfcriesr K,sg ttFeet (near the IndiaR Qaeen
tavefn) Until the middle Of Oaoecr next, and at
tendance for shat purpofe. given, from TENN the
morning Until two.
800 II LIS @,
Somr senseei hauiehcid fufnitare, and ieyefal
hundfed e;esaat engra 'iags, by The mott eminent
aIsits.
This cceeionis W orthy the attention OF hau1e
keepers, or picture dealers ashley will be offered
in large or iigall lots, either with or wthout
frames,
complete fowing piece, in mahogany cafe.
with every Implement thersin, for a fpoitimsn.
A variety of fmail articles may DC f'and a.
raong the aock IN 'ra1,, fuitabie for County
dealers, ADD larg. quantity ljaa received) of
DIR. Stonghtons Genuine Batts7a,
Alta reduced price.
C. w. Janfen.
September n. ta3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-24

mocracy which has for a few years covered
the government, the federal ark remains
firm, and its family, though IN the shade,
are not dlsplrited. The food will be as
suaged in due season, the dove will ere long
be the harbinger Gifts decrease, and az the
advent OF this suspicious AGRA, the political
vessel wlIlrest as firmly as that OF Noah GA
the mounsain of Ararat. The face OF the
nation, 50 long obscured by clouds and
thick darkness" will shine with renovated
.lustre, and where devastation andtuin a.
bounded fertility and happiness "will
much more abound. :" hid.
fran letter ofa yoang Student at Prince
ton, 10 the EdItor oftAe En7,@,er.
g have seen general Moreau. Ike has
purchased a house near Trenton (abou; IL
miles from Princeton (but on the Pennsyl-
vania side of the Delaware. He intends as
soon AS possible to become en- American
citizen. Different opinions are entertained
of the reception he ought and will meet
with from an American people. For my
own part, / think it The greatest encomiun
both on himself and us, that he has chosen
this country as his place OF residente.
.tThe character and conduct Of general
Moreau furnish to ray mind the dearest
elucida,ion of the good intentions OF the
original reformers Of France. For he was
one Of them. As soon as he saw that no
republic existed in Europe, he was snxi-
Gus to leave it. He left his country because
it was subject TO The power of atyrant. He
refused the command Of the Spanish troops
to besiege Gibraltar, because they were the
servants ola despos. He refused the com.
mand in chief Of the Russian army, because
they fought for King.
General Moreau no7e receives compa.
ny, not as you would expec, from com.
peer of Bonaparte; but as acitizen OF the
United States, who has never been eleva.
ted above private station"
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AA1EM. Sentembsr II.

oooY SCENES AI ALGIEUo.
BL1S Ss;llabrr, from Legaorn, Informs
IS to ss, !, Algiers, and brought accounts
1:fs . 'ly al tina, place, and that the
oFa' lu = Iheheaded 400 Jews. One Jewish
O;I ia .,sde their escape IN the brig.
~ e.g.,s;o S. being just on the point OF sail
o - no, an opportunity to collect any
f 3 ! PARTICULARS Of the above; but after
4! .' I'D gone on board to take MS departure,
b p. Me he lay b-calmed. captain Israsl
|s ~ ans Of the ship Friendship, OF this
Na'', ,b.a at Lsghorn, was SO obliging as
Po's ~ board letter for US, communi-
70 $ oanber of other circumstances re.
|c' '.,'iug this bloody business, of which the
|sI,sisg Is az extract;
Leghara, july sth.
YESTERDAY arrived mere AZ Imperial brig
81 d,vs froa Algiefs. She informs,
P !. hat country was in dreadful confusion,
= :, =. Bedouin Arabs, said TO be headed
Frenchman, had reyolted, and march
L,,vards Algiers that the Dey, on their
...o,ch. detached 1000 troops to attack
r. but that these, after desperate bat
\ we're defeated and cut off 10 man /;
y 4, =. Arabs then rushed on 20 the city,
- n they successfully attacked, and had
',Feos principal fors thar another attempt
III hseu made to assassinatc the Dey, ne
,n,oo received several sta5s, aud said to
i m'rlslIy wounded; that he hal cut of
Ia ,Fth. richest Jews heads, and thar the
,looiy work vas sill going on waea this
,.,,.i l.Et she place.
There were at shis time three vessels at
Alters. a Ragitiau. IA imPerialiss aad a
Sysds, wac all cut their cables, aad raa
nav from the port, permitting as many
nv, TO come as could get on board: the
i,c tia. has now arrived, has brought
IO9 and /. is expected the Swede has at
Ia, 200 mora. Slch is the news at Leg
horn.
q The AIgerines have squadron now
!, SEA, consisting of seven sail /; they pass
sdia sight Of this port IS days since, aud
R,r. of Cyita Vecchla, four days since.
They consist of a stout frtgate of II guns,
built at Algiers, a few years since ,aaother
idgasc of forty foat gaas taken from the
oJr,uguese smanths since, the Cresceatisf
p, prsssus from the Us. /; two polacres
ately Parchased from the Greeks, sons of
Fhich mounts 25 guns, the ether Is !; the
iur brig BashAw, of 70 guns, a present also
ron the United States; aad chebcck.
ave have heard of several of rhe a.
nerican gua-boats passing Gibraltar, but
lot Of their arrival at NJ alta"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-24
VERMONT ELECTION.

We understand that his excellency Isaac
Tichenor, illbe reelected by larger ma
iorirv the present wear than at the last; and
that in many towas, which sent last year
democratic men,hers to the legislature, fe
deralists are now returned. The people
viii not always be unmindful of their real
friends. Amidst the general deluge O. de.
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BY the arrival of the southern mail yes
terday, letters were received in town from
some OF our late prisoners In sTripoli, dat
ed on board the U. S. ship President, of
Virginia Capes, Sept. 10, 1895. The let-
ters abound with expressions Of the feel
ings excited by their restoration to liberty
and their country. Oae letter mentions
that the Essex arrived off Fripoli, the 26sh
May, and hoieted the white flag, which
was Immediately answered from the shore.
| The negotiation forthwith commenced,
aud was closed the Sd of June. Iae final
acceptance on the part of the bashaw, of
the terms proposed By col, Lear, was
instantaneoasly followed by the uncloslng
of those bolts and bars which had so long
detained us in dreary coninement, ana the
savage frroc.ty of the Turks, whose mo.
rose Insulting looks we had SO often read
with contempt aud indignation, was now
entirely melted dawa, aud they seemed by
their conatenancr to say, you are ne
longer our prisoners aud VIZ are no longer
enemies TO each other" We hurried a.
way from Our miserable abode TO the con-
sular house, and the next day resnoved on
board the Constitution. The bashaw con-
seated TO our ernbarkiug on board the
squadron without the ransom money being
paid down, as he was satisfied with col
Lear's binding the United States to pay it.
Previous 20 our leaving the shore, upwards
of seven hundred collars was subscribed
among the officers of the late frigate PHI
ladeiphia, for the purpose OF purchasing
handsome piece OF plate, TO be presented
10 our names 90 our much-esteemed friend
NJ. NILSSON Che Danish consul.) My
pen would bat feebly express the high es-
TEEN and respect we all feel for his charac-
ter: he has uniformly been our warm and
disinterestcd friend"
Wnile at Syracuse, a court OF inquiry
was held on captain cambridge, for the
loss Of the lase frigate Philadelphia, and
after full investigation IF the whole trans
action of that unfortunate day, he was
most honorable acquitted. the satisfae-
ton gwen BY the acquitsai Of this valuable
officer, proceeds as well from an opinion
of the correctness of his conduct in this
particular case. as from sense OF his me-
rits generally. PoaAs0n,I
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SPANISH Consul Generals Office,

- Philadelphia, September 1e.
MS Catholic Majesty's consul general,
having received information that the i'm
pol'al'0n of dry goods, (muslin excepteG
\ r'uf aud other provisions is permitted at
~ sesFto Rico, the merchants and traders of
"r' city, are hereby inferned, that on ap-
@Sauoa at this Office the usual documents
!; granted for vessels SO trading. Du-
~ :, PAYABLE on dry goods, are 10 ger csnt.
:, % per cent. on provisions, with liberty
:; n export he produce of tbs Island, on pay.
~ssper cent. only.
,n % i q %, 20, long. Y, was spoken a
boa a aeet OF armed vessels from Baltimore
ao5 ana 70 the Cape, one brig, 5 schooaers,
~ one pilo. boat Schooner.
Jos"s condemnation of the ship flora,
Yo,s s''. master, from Car,hagena to New
lord. IS tally and totally reversed by the
don commissioners of prize cases in Lon.
On lark paper.)
l,,, u suer from Gibraltar, dated f4,h July
Ob.r seuuns that Bacris, Busnachs, aud
IN All principal Jews. the friends of the dey
IA, i. 49, we're murdered at Algiers, as
NO 'aSotite Jew at Dram.
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CHARLES BTNlgTs TT
Has lmpoytea 9e:- the MP Pe5Jevt,4net f,oa1
Lead9n. vie .BaHimste, the JaIlesv,ng GedSs.
ogbirb nil 5e reand and jar sac IN q ie4o
6ayf:
Super6ne Cloths and Kerfeymeres,
of hyperion Qaalily
Fah,onshis Wa;ecoaiipg. copGfing of ln'-
pcrial cloudtd BlGngv;ck Ssanidowns, Check
Vigona DO. Bcayesieii roiseac.ts, Welled Quit
ings, &C. 81.
ElaAic sufpenaers
Inlh Linens ard SleGas
Seine and Sewing 3Twine
SupeiEnc and .seF,mon Shoe Thread, &c. &c.
Belt f 2 and battle Guapowder.
lie daily expects pss fine Upited Stars, from
Iiverpool, a geaersl aGoftnsnt OF "ooiens,
ijoGery, aed Manchettfy.
Spten,tcr II. co5w
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OF DUELLING.

The general assembly of tbs Presbyseri-
an church in the United States have tes.ii-
ed their adherence of this shocking prac.
ice, by resolving unanimously, to discouu.
'tenaRce it on all occasions, and to recon-
mend it to all their ministers to refuse to
attend funeral of any person killed In
duel, and to admit no person giving or &C
cepting challenge the privileges Of the
church.
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High crime..-.A woman has been lately
fined IN Baltimore for wearing her pettlcoat
fes,ooned too high. To avoid the like pc.
nalty in future, it is said, che means TO let
item do1vn.
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From a Salen, Paper.
TcoPYl

Cf @ letter from ar. WtkyamS 20 nm 6afS"
Yet, esq. dated
London, July 10, 1905.
SIR,
lam sorry 70 inform you OF the IN
fortunate detention of the brig Respect,
captain MARCH, by Pripaseer, she Is now
in Plymouth. Captain NJ. has applied to
me for advice aud assistance, which shall
of course render MIN. Tomorrow claim
will be given for vessel and cargo. Il aP-
pears that the cargo came in this vessel
from Martinique although il was landed,
&c. vet the court will, fear, agreeably to
late decision of the court of appeals in
the case of the Essex Orne, condemn the
vessel and cargo-nothing will save them,
unless i. be memorial which is 10 be made
TO this government on similar occasion,
by order Of the American minister. There.
are two or three similar cases now pending
IL have frequently cautioned my friends
from sending cargoes, imported from the
enemies colonies, 20 the countries OF the
enemy in Europe, in the same bottom.
The memorial may delay the trial OF the
Respect, and the others IN the same situa.
ton. shall give captain March, my best
aid.
n B. The attemp,sto negotiate peace
continue to depress the markets and pre-
ven, sales. Samuel Williams.
A letter from Mr.. Williams, to Mr..
Bartlett, received subseenentto that OF July
12, dated London Esd July, says:-
Two vessels and cargoes in the predi.
cameut of yours we're cende mned 70 day.
Yours of course will share the same fate.
The trial comes on this week. The case
of the Essex Orne, was the authority which
governed the judges in these cases"
DuEL.-On the 9th ult. duel, the par
ties at fifteen feet distance, was fought be.
tween captain M'Dougal aud Mr.. Murray.
The former was shot through the body, the
latter through the thighs.
On Hampshire Paper.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06
10 Dr. SOILS.

~ ~ A. -}Cf4 L.
For ready money porsusnsto a ss'e'ee Of the Fe-
dsral Circuit Court, tor the disirid OF Vivgi-
EiA in sns between phireas Bords Aro'-
ne; Tor the orcrli1oys ri zstiel ydwards, plaiu-
t'F. ard David Ross ard others defendauss--
~ we undivided parts. ont OF three,
of fsssy -, no acres II I. An n, IN the conn
~ of Hcnrioo. mon Forr Mhe ,sek wi h toe
bills ~ h'zESisS +hersoa, k,.5en by tie
iIzsse of r.,s Nor vich NIhlk.
A1.SO' .7raSt or Parcel Of LAND. s;tuste
in tbs county # tIcnriep. zb7r; seven mic. BE-
ie~ sne G.sy of Richmond commonly called ard
known ny Fiic naa'e Of ne Seven pne-, thought
"a Contain ore thousand acres. bur Mr. Ross uG-
dcrsakes. fliaI an accurate srivey ard plot shss
be produced on sc day Of sale
The hsls will rosifisels take Place a,fhe rsgle
Ts,eTn IN f''s City % EicfHiend, OF Thursday
tse 2lsl day ofrehruary nsSf,
BEN McSpY. ID II. for
JosE.H GcoTr. n. v. D.
Jaa. g. Ods)
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IsIrgcnf Aceomplsshmenss

a T the williamsburg Academy, which - now
IN devoted solely 10 the education o. young
ladies'. arrangements hrve been la'ely n'soe ior
their instruction in the elegant arcs Of DsA"snx
and Painting
The society Of Williamsburg has ever bcse
considered Pee ul,srly favorable TO Southful I'M
movement, and ,he number OF yos'as lan'estrom
every par OF the state, who tct that orjeei' A
wcil az for the purpose CT insfueuon, <nheai'y
assemble there, IL proof OF The extensiye innu-
ence cf this opinion Encouraged ny ma c'f-
eurIis ance Mr.. Anderson has enaesvoreo 20 con-
-entrz,r within his irslituuon every possibie al.
| vsn,a &c for the accomplishment cf young isdiss
in the various branches CT polite euceatson. IN
addition his schooi fcr their iuItcn IN the EiA-
;i,:h EEd French languages, and with = view 70
render the study of Geography mere attractive
and inieresing, he has ia,ely imported very ,s,eS
celestial and 7eres,riai Globes, wilma complete
set of Map, upon an enlarged scale, elegantly
coloused and framed He has also fitted UP, VIZ.
der The root % tie academy. apartments FOR their
Instruction by the r,ost eminent u aehers in Mu'
SIC, Drawing Pzin;ing and dancing; and pa
| rents who wiki their oapghi.ss 10 zeqaire sheso
| fashionable aud elegant accomplishments, y III
6nd his 4srs senisn.s v ell adapted TO ,heir spec
az attainment.
Afew ,cusg ladies can be accommodated With
boarding in tie family OF MIR. Artierson. whsie
an excellent teacher has been engaged TO assend
for rhc extra tuitnn OF those whose tender age,
| or hitherto neglected eoucatioD may render such
( u measure 6esirahle rasents whose soiictudc
for the rapid Improvement Of their children rem
ders iiIr AdGl,iSna expense Of no importance,
will perceive this 10 be most valuable append
sge 70 the insr,uuon. The m'sfor,uos OF ie-
g,etted ins,sention &c carly instrneion VII uiur ss
obviared, and ys,ng ladies', who are ersusous to
he stsanccd TO tie higher branches OF irprove.
eut may, in this r-,sievs their lost Tine
wi,holt DC see ndirs into 4 lowe class.
'rt- course OF irtsi,u6ion for the ensuing year
eill Jrnrence on the l5tn January, and il IS re-
auestsd thar ,he pupils may assemble IN " ih-
amsbnrg previously 10 ,ha daie. Further inior-
nation may be Obtained OF application By lerer
- Mr.. Leroy Andeiron, postmaster, Wiilianss
burg Virginia tpti5J oswtlF -
" anrr~hurs, 1oth Dee. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06

Dotars. 10000
All tickets drawn hank rnsy ne svnewed IN the
ssxt class, at 10 dolls. cach tie psics of al o.
thers viii he IS dolls.
All prizes Of is doilsrs may be renewed forthe
ncxr class, or paid, at the option of the person
entitled. If they be not CLAIMED Sithis three
months after the draw 9 commences, they vii
be considered as renewed IN the second class.
The drawing TO commence in the cry Of WI.
Harrisburg, on the - Gay of ---, under
the rlnagsment of James Madison. John Braek X
en-, William Ntl,oo, Robert Greenhow, purwsll
nassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham.
Pion Travis. William Liehtfoot, Little,on w.
Tazswels. George Tucker and James semPls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06
One NEGRO Woman SIayt

Nansi Par, and he, inesease. Is any. since tia
eEecuting siiis ,rus, hy virsuc era deed oil trusr
executed TO the kuhscriberhy George Hnrhs, IT.
for the purpcse ofseouring, . Och, due 10 Brown.
murphy x CO for ris saas 81. one bundled and
Tory seven pounds two sb,iiiggs AID two pence,
Of April. eigh,ees t,ndred snd three. or 50 rr,sseh
{ therscf is may be fourJ due
John Iiigginboe.larn, trustee.
h~h-rst. 10Th Fan 1905 6y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06
= { Il NJ ONB &C ADEEl Y
L O z T Z r I.


n 1OTlcE "a hcrsb, given. ia, The dyaw;,c
81 lie said Lottery viii cornr,encr on ,h,s
az. and uc consinnrd Tueydass and satus.
Gays b. drawing from fry 20 Eve hundred nu,r.
bs.s. un 4: the Whole IS completed
Az tickets nor gold ard delivered before thu.
SAy win he considered as held on account e the
trustees Of Ire hca5tmy and ti,s agents Tor
jsliing shcni sfe cnnefdy requested 10 remir a.
sher tho moasy CT tie iioke's ecuishiied 10 their
eiaposai. 10 the commissioners f,om whom s,,sy
sss.s received.
Those Who have rtvcsased tickefs or q credit,
rig be pleased 10 reci,os from this day.
a. the dass o. drawing AMI The nur~i,rr to he
drawn snail lac enereascd, pubiic notice viii be
given of fie sine.
The prizes to Nc paid in sixty days after the
Ora wing Is completed
IL Is ho1ed that the tiokets rensinsng in IA.
hands Of the commissioners viii Ne read,, bought
- thpse Who ave well Wishcrs se the propored A.
scdetny, 90 Who wish 20 zee IN III nsiehhourhood
~ ti,is ci,y tie 5.gjnning q g~sf National II.
S'vevsisy. Tie committee spperscd fnr thai
ssutpose have alteaAy purchs scd ahDa, y see.
ct gFoend, 4 i'sie wore tilsr mile iron, soe,p.
an eiViDe suustior. and the necepa,v bal4.
w. val ~ feren % me epsriug spring.
On vrnsif q tlse tfusfces,
Rotc5f tNiekcH,l
Rfkcr: f'6lard. ,fb,;,f,,,
.lterr. Starr, 70 suer.
hr. fricr, inf,ndfs,
@. Ig,ker. I rigaznpe.
vis'smcad. Jeasasy "A. 1913.
III, AK BON Ds
For sale :, tbs sEces
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Notice.

A Ii persons having CLAIMS b tonds asoornf
~ or csi.eru-i.t, against tile ss'ase of Col.
Bernard Markham, dec ilass Of chcs,eriieid conn
y, sre desired TO bring ,hea forward properly
authenticated on or before the tcn.h day of LIKE
February. thai provision may be S,sde Tor the set
,ixment thereof. I his notice will be ijead in
mar OF all claims Of ever, deAriptcn, brought IN
alter thar time
rzk ExEcUgoAs.
Tan. 4. 1905 wtd@
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% < virtue OF a deed a trust execu-
4 , Ted 20 the subscriber by Benjamin Blron,
ofths county Of Buckipha.o. :or The purpose Of
securing debt dus 10 Rives. Murphy < Co for
one hundred aud sixteen pounds three shiIIings,
with interest thereon 1t ihs sac Of six per cent.
per snnnni. from the twsnty foirth aay Of De-
ceniber, eighteen hundred andtwo. and the ex.
penses attendinsihs execution al ,his trust--W viii
certainly be StI-D. 10 The highest bidder, for
ready money, on Monday the eleventh day OF
March next. at Buckingham Courthouse. ii be-
ing court 'sny,
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Dollars Is5.lss
T I C. K I. I S

May be mad Of George Tucker, Thongs Taylor,
aud Samuel PlezsaI,ts, jr. IN Richmond, Robert
Birchett. and Warkins Leigh, retsFsbutr; Tho.
mas Newton, DR.. Bsrrand, 4 Lit,,eton W Tzze
well, Herio!k; Hugh Mercer, Frederic k.hurg I,
Henry Tucker, Winchesseri Chapman Johnson,
Stanton; and IN all the towns in Virginia, and
in many places IN the country
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LAND.

and bounded by the lands of George nu,k.. sen.
Joseph c. ldigginaon. Joseph cahep. and Col.
Sr,'h--A Also, bay Mare, = yoke of Oxen, MIN.
head at Catr c, and Feather Bed, or 80 much
thereof a. a ~ be srfEe:ea, TO discharge the A.
5oyc dsbt. &c.
srili also he soid, at the above mentioned zine
and place. 70 the hghrsr bidder, Cor The best
price tllxt can be obtained la ready MONEY
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Scheme OF a LOTTERY,
FIR RE -Ienses q WiLLiA,I h Many coLLrol
FIRST Glass.
5000 Tickets at 10 dolls. $1,000
Prizes, dolls 1o. 900 10000
so of 500 $4,000
1000 of Is $1,000
$4,000
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subisa soa ednsion ofis sos. CT. 1900
kxpehsc Of drawing. 1900
Dollars. 10000
First Ticket drawn. Dolls 500
Last drawn, 1G.6O0
l othsr Prize of 10000
So other Prizes Of 500 do;:.. $500.
1900 Of Is ds,srs, $4,000 81