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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
By Authority.
EXHIBITION.

Atthe long roc =, adj meg the Eagle Tsvern,
Cn SATURDAY EVENING,
(Frbrnary 2, 1867
will be ar, .sh iJr~Ard rhst wonderful A1,o-
ma'om, called
THE LITTLE TURK,
which val, tel ans ,cari DR. ,wn. Alto, the NET.
nv hum,rs Of 4
GREGORY AND D0RCAS,
RICH g COMIC. FIGURES.
-, whole to conclude with
7hcj Battle of the N'le:
Theroom Will be made comfortably
warm.
Deorsto be opened at six. and tie tey'e'-
,nancr to commence at srven O'CLOCK.
Adu,Haaee Fifty Gents.
Ci,!dr-,s zobo come ruqth .fAeir parents
will b. admitted at half price. 20
Tickets may be had at Mr. Ssessart's Boot
Store.
eT Nr. VI. ia,enIing n ,r,lv TO fail FIR Eu-
rooe. wi, dGpos Ok bis Apparatus, and will
teach r. purchaeer. &..i
January 81.
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have received 1850, ba'heIs OF
o. y. Clean s .kLEY, wa!tn l will Yell l'wer
thar af,l. as the ieAion tor uGns it il s'ndder.
ably advaoe.d.
Cahbsr. Powell.
January "a. -a"N
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gsnsstss Of TIE u,stten Statss.
. Houss or RrpREsrsrxrIvts.
MONDAY, January ss-

= a
,s.s. -.
mrs brown presented petfton from
number OF the inhaoitants OF Northhamp
ton and burks Counties, prasing the estae'
hshn'snt OF atpsss foaif from 11sesaieheaasse
Berwick. -. :. NJ. -. ,.s.s.,.,,.,, =,
NsfeTred 30 the eoDmisses en post ofa'
ees and post roads,
Mn Nelson presented = perlsto11 from
James Roys.on, snohd revolutionary sold;
ierof the first resimept OF artillery, atsachI
cd to the MARYLAND. linz. PRAYING for relief
m consequence OF >as inaelAty from
wounds received m the service to provide
fcr himself and family Referred to the
committee OF claims. .G., s.
Mr.. Holland moved Tor the superintendent
of committee &c report on the dispesnies
Of certain lots Of ground in the city 'of
Washington, which had been given by the
former prepr.esors for public walks, and
gardens, in such manner as To- answer
their original appropriation. y
Referred - committee Of FIVE. !.
Mr.. Findley presented petition from
the presbyterian congregation at Georges
Town, pr aging for charter, of ineorpora.
ton, ..,.......,.-.
Referred to a committee Of Eve, !;
Mr.. Smile presented a petition from 1
number of the inhabitsn,s of the. state o.
Ohio, prayins to BIZ INDUCED with long
er ttn,x 10 make parmen, for the land3
purchased of the United States. .-
Referred to hseommittee appointed OF,
the subject of disposal Of the pubic lands
north ives, of the Ohio. 80 !
Mr.. j. Clay presenteda bin from The
commlttee on that part Of the president's
message relating to our intercourse with
the indian tribes, which being twice read
wa. referred to 4 com mit,se Of the whole
on Wednesday next.
A message was received from the presl'
dent of the United States informing that
he had approved and signed the act making
appropriation for the support 1.-THE navy,
for the year 1905. also the bei appropriate
ing one hundred and thirty thousand dol:
lars for completing The south wing OF the
capitol and other purposes ~
A message from the SENATE oJ Flr. C0s
their secretary, Informing that tnsy haa
Passeu 'ne Viii 'o' 'ne
The house on motion OF Mr.. }. hanaolpn
balioted lof 'saasSer III 'H' i'ASe - W.
n Nelsone4enseo ) on counting ene osl.
lots amounting IN the %ho'e 20 20, m''
Clarke hao % Voses' Al" was ees'"s 'o uu'
l} elected
NJ Clay moved that . co@''ee DC
appointed to enquire "hether any, apo u
any what alterations wese necessary IN the
act TO- Prsscrloe the nose " 'aH'ne CYL
dence in case OF contested elest'ens OF
members fthe House OF RePresentat'ves
ofthe United States, and to- compel the at
tendance of witnesses, sad that the COM
mittee have leave 70 Eeport ey Din OF O.
.herwise.
Mr.; X. GrIswold presented aPet'lon
from. Abraham Wolebar Of Warren an oitl
revolutionary soldh.r, praying relief.
Referred to coma 'ttee OF claims,
Mr.. Claiborne eaaed Tor the orae' q
the day, ON the hai' Tor 'hc'eMinSa'snmen'
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w 4 X " O K K

Tn Proprietor r.ipc;tta' scquaiass the Public,
,ha, I've has aia.d
An additional FIGURE to his
M4ieu
A. proof tina, his fieusEs ~. brought to the
gre4t-t &c, iettioi.
Tas Proprietor 'eiletttSiy informs thole who
with 70 srssty their curloesy, shst his Colleeti.
OF " Figures will leave this city in = few
DAYS.
January 81.
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Notice.

Notice.
The Subicriber intends foon to fail
fro, A..xaudsis in the big Rebecca, captain
Mark Butts, for the Weft Indies.
Gesrgs Walker.
W,hmgsos City, Jan. 81, 1905. q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-21
GENERAL ASSENBL1- OF p1RGzN1h.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MoD9ap Dec. &c 1905.

DEBATE ON THE DIVISION oE AMHERST.
Ms. BURwELK,
Whenthis bin was before the honfe, at the
l.,it FELTON,, he voted agsinft its paTage, and
f,all again. ike the gentleman from AIbemar'e,
am n3ooftd 10 upon constitutional grounds
and policy 70 the divifi,p ofcounties in any part
If the Nae, bot in all CAFES below the Blue
Ridge. The influence Of this portion OF the
nate is efficiently great, and tho living in It,
feel no dctire for itsaugmentatiors; but "herit
is rccolleffed that the representation in this
honfe isregulated by courtes to divide am
herf, would he an aEt ofinjuftce 70 all thofe Of
equal extent, population and revenue. IF this
bill! is carried, we nlall experience An increafe
of members, and this body already TOO nnme-
roms To difpatch public bu6nefs, will be thus
rendered more announcement and exDenfve. Mo-
thing psea1iar in the ituation of Amher,t has
been itated to iuaify relaxation of thofe oh.
iections gentleman from Campbell, ION the
fecond reading of the billy urged its extent of
territory. This may be faid Of at leaf 90 caun.
ties, fome OF which l will cnumerate, Albe-
marie, Pi,iylvana, &c. all known TO have the
flme chin, and to Iibor under fmilar incon-
venience. FROM recurrence to the auditors re-
port ofthe lait year, the revenue of fome co,ln-
ties will I've found nearly, aud that of many e.
quail. If we advert to population the fame
thing will rcfo't ; what then may we expect
from the fnccefs cf this bill that o,ir table
will be covered with petitions, our time con,
funed, and our patience exhauHed until the
fame relief is granted another gentleman tells
us the people of Amhsrt have expreTcd their
~iGes IN It's favor; this abortion 1 am willing
to admit, But are VIC bound by that will . Ger.
tainly not /; the interef of the fate is confded
to us, and we can be iGGructed only by the oeo-
pie at large, who therefore will obey the voice
of imall portion, efpecially when it enio;ns
what is in dirsGt hohlliiy 10 the common good.
Upon local qaenions The houfe fhould always
bear in mind, the means by which the public
mind is unrougu on. ard the people enfrenzietl
by the artihces Of inter,1ed men clamurs arc
often excited, cifcontents torpented, aud gricv-
ances imagined by ihofe who have particular
objects TO cEe &, perhsps an individual expe9s
a clerkflip, has another land OF which public
buildings will he erected aud lucrative mono
poly fecurcd him. Il is poGible the prefent
clamors with which We are ahailed, have fprlne
from this folrce il e., | propofe as an anti.
dotc that we difregatd them. 1t is fa;d the
docket ofttat court is crowded with fuits, and
iuHice not adminiltered with proper difpatch
what does this prove nothing mote OF lefs than
thar the magiarates are negligent aud inatten-
tive to their Duties unlefs it is intended to fur
MIN an argument for the dviion OF the county,
and to drive the legislature into compliance with
their WHITES I fia not he furprifed to hear p
petition from the little county of Warwick,
complaining of the nuaber Of fats npon chs
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DIVISION OF COUNTIES.

In laying the following Debate. on an imror.n.
branch Of our Gate policy, before :he public, We will
venture TO put forth fngle fuggenion Why is our
Rate divided and cut into eounties9 Evidently
'or f-Oo prrofss: for the purnofe of internal jur-
deton, and Of leeative reprefsn.ation IF any CIV
en- county he too kgr tn admit of an eay attainment,
OF thee two ohie6. is thee 10 remedy to he found
for this Inconvenience, except the ubiivifion OF
county!
When the county is too largc, the pcople on the
frontier complain that is Inconvenience for them TO
aeble At their eenrt-Jove for the -lesian of their
Legislators Why not then divide the county into
tnch n,all df,i9, as NAV be convenient, for the re-
option of Votes; and the majority of al the votes in
al the diritts to decide the election of the whole
county.
Wren the county is TOO large, they complain that
1t IS neonvenen; and expenve to attend the Is Of
jeRioe. Why then pern,it the county itielf If it
will incur thc expence Of building another court
houfe and Jail, to regulate its internal uriidiaion and
eitabliih new ja3ieia! difria }
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tie grand amy sod the army e general MAIZENA,.
The routes to Vienna are open, and the Ruiian CO.
lumns, which will certainly alone opPofe them
fe'ves to the viaorious French army, have other
courfe 20 folloy, but TO return they came. This
hory Of Europe. for the a three centuries. prefent.
not any event to be compared with this, or which
Gould have fach eoniequences
(Gaseffe xs Eranes)
A report was circulated at all the places of public
aninemcn, this evening, that Geographic difpatch
had arrived to government, At half pat three,
nouncing the taking Of Uln, aud that battle had
been fought and won, and $4,000 either killed,
wounded, OK made prCouers.
20 Pnb!ieDt]
Some letters, which are not official, confirm the ac-
count OF the capture of Um; they tate, that fome
ofth Apilrian troops have gained the left bank Of
the Danube 1t probable that the delay of couriers
from the noeria headquarters, ought to be aribus
ed to their march.
hfonites,1
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

DE county Of Hing pia7, bcioaejar 10 ne seafs Of
within B,oole, AsG lying On 11,Vabosy yisft, f4os
miller sJsvr FvdHsys jyy 7rGia s1ea Of KiaS-JPigiess
CoDf Hort, aai abort /sDe niics IJom King aud Onea
Court Hosf 7Jh rstf eo-fqirf ty late ErVty 7G2
ARR, IF hgbtand and sboUf loo of Vofno6i. 7gN cot
mgye. 0dsg1dieg 1oib payety IF 7vi1 roi IN ftsir
t4yS1. TIE baif1g. fGis land are as1o Ja,a ssl
fabis and o6os bops 1T for TIE seco<adqs efas ODee-
fs, and sRron. Il fa,iLe, ScijfpfOa hSttclesaceIc-
~, bsis qo5o Gl6sfd 10 srte6ss 4oR mr.aIfg,
Sde,o IT, TIE Csk soW fsIe place al Fya=Ds J;,ty o.
Sofs,day The 2sD Of ne p,sat monJ, at .OGis5 H,t tie
fer@s Of fale zvW BE- ~eds fao7ct sogii hi5 land ~
81 H on Baf day, -cH B. ysrfd o,. tbs Srning war,
RICHARD BR0OkE, ExnssS,.
Dets0sbsr 81. 81
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To which he made the following reply:
Rfebwsnd DeeevLer Is

To which he made the following reply:
Rif6m'nd DeecwIer is, 1905.
know not how to express the feelings
which your friendly letter. of this day excited in my
breat. will not therefore attempt TO defcribe them
will only fay, that an, proud Of yourhgh approbs-
ton of my condla pleafed with the proof YOU nav
give which indeed, whlt aaing, you, dw, CON-
family and friEingly diiplayed, that our eountry
may rely on your principles If could on mine
and am happy in feeiBg this pledge which you have
given, that in any future danger of its liberties YOU
will a6t well the part which you NOW 70 highly sp-
Plaud and by your honorable applaufe 70 we'll re-
ward
10 your patriotic appreciation of my former pub
lie coniu, and naturally eonequent Partially for me,
attribute much Of your very Aat,ering expeditions
reipecting the part have acted at your board but.
iuch is the weakness Of human nature that ALTHOUGH
am conftious Of my defee1s, and know that Won
hive oyer-rated my feryices, I feel that am viii
log to receive thole Hat,ering exprefons as il iua-
Iy due And do receive them with the higheR IA
tsfaetion; declaring however, that your Civic viz
tues, and enlightened minds could not be exhibited
to my view, without commanding that refpsa for
You and your dgnifed Office, which Ghoud naturally
produce that department. towards you. for which YOU
have been plealed to give me 70 much credit
Accept, gentlemen, my wsrmen thanks, for this
invaluable tenmouy Of your appreciation Of my con
duo whilf acting as Governor Of this Commonwealth
and afurauoes Of my high refpea, and of my earnea
wies for the Profrcrty and Lning happiness If eve
~ one Of you, being yow felbw-citizcn and lneere
friend
(signeD JOHN PAGE.
10 Ne Hor. Tas- Gnsryayf, If. Ecn. eoV.
IitxaaAey MFR, Pm. Fogh5sr, dlsx-
ae1S, Sfueyf, TIN. B-oetcaJysggJ, Lyme
Sbaetifo,S and 5foJa Hsafb, Eiqsircs.
The Clerks Of the Council were ALTO induced to pre-.
ient the following ajdrefs
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n Committee.
GENTLEMEN,

YIN
BIZ peafed TO accept, and prefent TO the
generous citizens of whom you are Il commit
tee, my war1ea thanks for the kind wiihes they
have exprefied through you for my future well
fare aud hap2inefs, and for their regret at my
leaving the circle of their fociety.
Bs alured that the hoip!ality and polite at
teuions Of the citizens Of Richmond, TO me,
will be gratefully remembered as long as live |:
and that they will have my conaant prayers for
tb::r Individual happiness, and the PROPERTY of
their city.
accept with gratitude, and high fati.faetion,
their imitation 10 dine with them at the Eagle
Tomorrow: And particularly thadk you, gen
tlenten OF the cuo,mttee, for the manner in
which You have heen p'eaftd 10 fguify 10 me
their appreciation OF my conduct during the
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SIR,
THE clerks If the executive board at which forths
eonstiusonal tcrrn OF three years. expired, you
have pr.fided, would do njutice to their feeling, il
they withheld from you, your retirement from Of
ice, thar tribute Of thanks whs il due TO your
dceen,on and po,itrnefs towards them in your admi-
iitration of the government Ynu have facilitated
their duty and made the execution of it pleafy for
which we tender TO YOU our unfeigned acknowledge
n'en.s Per nit to Join the general voice in pray
ing thar in te retirement which you are about to
return. your future life may be marked only by the
harpnsis due,oh a, worth & virtue which you 70 emf.
nen'y pofefs and that you may long live You have
heretofore lived an ilufrious example Of patrioriin,
o. genuine philofophy aud Of ufefhl fcience
We have the honor to be, with the highel rcfpeA
and eaeen,, your mott obedient fervan,,,
DanL L. Hy!toa,
Sompel Coltx-zn.
The la'e governor o. Virginia
Col. JOAN PACE, Richmond.
To which they received the following anf,~er:
Rie6mend, Deeeas5er Is, 1905.
GrNrIEMxN,
YOUR letter ofthe I 18th inR. had the pleaf;,re
OF receiving to day. Believe when allure you,
tina. highly value your appreciation of my conduct !;
and iincerely thank you for your friendly wi(hes-
and heartily DO recProeate your prayers, for my fu
tire happiness, and your thanks for pait fervce.
for ardrnty do pray for your happrels, and hear
hly do THANK you for your aifance in the EXECUTE
on oft the duties OF my late Office. As to my conduct
towards you, Of which you pleafed fpeak in
manner 10 fatsering to me, with neeri,y declare,
that your charaers, patriots, and your fervices in
the American revolution, entitled you to all the at
teniion and refpea which could politely fhcw.
am with daceri.y, gentlemen, your friend and
much obliged fellow citizen,
JOHN PAGE.
To DANIEL l.. Huron Ed and
Maj S. CoLEMAs, Richmond.
AT LESorH, the imminent dagger which has
been lowering Virginia, is feen, and by the timely
pruae &c of the Legdlatue will, be averted. During
the firing of~efertay, Mr. fiarvie in fyIe of bold
INDEPENDENT, and indignant clequence intro
dueed il TO the Houfe in the fupport Of the follow
ing refolution:
Ordered. that leave be given to bring in a bill
to repeal an AL more eTeaually to provide for the
payment of taxes upon land, within thi. common
wealth, and to provide equitable method for the
payment of taxes upon lands within this COMMON
wealth. A countries accordingly appointed,
coniifing Of Mffrs. Harvie, Tazewe Sn,yth SEM
PIE, Laidley. Brooke. Hennny, Mercer, Clarke,
Garland, Harrifon (A'nea) Love, Miller (Powha-
tan) Jones (Nouoway)
We have 10 other wifi at prcfert than to excite
the attention Of the people TO this fu.jea.
They nhall foon poiIef. e5., information.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT!

The citizens Of Richmond, imprefcd with
deep veueration for the public fervices and pri-
vste worth of the late governor John Page, Efu.
determined TO nanfeA their regard By inviting
hin to public dinner. The following was the
card of invitation, with MIR. Pages anfger.
SIR,
THE term Of the high Office which you
have 70 honourably filed, having now conffitu-
tiona!ly expired, we beg leave, as committee
Of the citizens of Richmond, to exprefs to You
our deep fcnfe of your exemplary department
while in Office, oGr unfeigned regret that you
Are about 20 leave the circle of our fociety, and
our wnrmet wiIhes for your future welfare and
felicity.
II ia, Sir, with thefe fentiments, that, in be-
half of the citizens of Richmond, we foTiclt the
favour Of your company To dinner ~ the e..
gle Tavern tomorrow at O'Clock.
Nm. FonGee,
7. BrokenbroHeb,
CbaJ. Co5iepd,
r. n. Cbevqie, N I'""'f''ee'
Corbiv Brdvton,
George Tucker,
Richmond, Dec. 1s, 1905.
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~ New advertisements unavoidabIy poOponed
till appear in our neat paper.
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term OF NV ferv:ce IN the Office which lately
illeds. This, from committee 70 enlightened,
mun be truly grateful to my feelings.
Gncercly with you every bt'fing, and allure
you Of my high refpea and eeeem.
JOHN PAGE.
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NJ No. II. on the Prefdeh,'s Mei1ge, and Re
REGIONS OIL the War i'll Europe, are necedariy poa
poned.
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Bauk ef Pofom0e, OF. 7, 1905.
Notice is hereby given the Stock
holders in the Bark Of Potomack, that an elect,
on Ior twelve Directors for the Gaining year,
will be held at the court houfe, in the town Of
Alexandria, on MONDAY, the Illh day of
November next.
gBy s,9tr IF fbe P,eyfdtnt and DitFors,
Charles Page, Cafhler.
October 7. 3saw
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to Deed. of Trua from pse;.
Wanton to the fabfcr Der vii! be foi5 On ~, !
Prenifes, at public auction, ar II o'clock - ',s
onlthe 9Th Gay Of oacber, enfuins, : -
Sax Lots of GROUND,
Handsomely ftaatsd on Stump. Hill, .bo,, >,
miles welt from Alexandra, dslcfibed !, ~,
plat of faid tract by the nualbers is, 10. 81
70, n, and IS, lying in oae body, and contain
about SO acres, being fubjsa to pay of the o,e
ginal purchafc money two inaamen,s do. e
January and I'D July paa, in amount 5q7 l,.loo
dollars -The tsIms of truG are CASH: b.,
fome credit will be allowed on fatisl4tsoyy l.cv
rity.
In like manner, wiN be Sold,
In til: town Of Centrevlle, IS mics from Ar.s.
sndsia, at II O'Clock, Oh the Iath day ofo:
tober nex,.
A valuable Lot Of Ground, toee.
sher with the Improvements thereon; conffip,
of good Frame Dwelling Honfe, Tannery Of
Vass, Bark-Houfs, &c. convenient for tn. TAM
ming budnefs.
Samuel Craig, TvyRcc.
September 2. colt
gF The fale Of the above Lots on
Stump-Hill is poaponed ill further
notice. S, CRAIG.
October s.
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The fobicyibcr has for SALE, at his Shop on the
north fee OF King -freey, between Fairfax and
Royal Rreets.
Il large end general ADOrtmeat Of
III E D &c INES,
Lately imported from APorHacARY's HAIL,
LoNpoN together with the following
N p A I NJ IS:
White Lead, ground in oil, and aiy,iD kegs,
l.& cws elch.
Ned Lead IN kegs, acc weight each.
Vsnstiaa Red, IN ca&s, geo DO. each.
SfAniih Whisings BY the hoghsad or in fnal-
Ter quantities,
sparilh Brown, ground in oil, in kegs Ia
ews each, or dry.
yermiil,on, Ptuaian Blue, No. and ., and
Patent Yellow.
Ab0, a 0sriey Of TIE pr9f celebrated
Patent Medicines now IN uie,
with a few boxes of COLORS of different
h2es.
The absy. articles will be fold very low for
sath, or on crldil TO punctual cuRomers.
he viii put up, il required, Medical Chefs
for the uie of private families or for fea, aceo-
panied with plain and fp.tabIe directions.
A. Sanderion.
October az. 60
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John WATTS,
October az.


dairfax-a reet, oppo6te Mr.. JOIN jANNEr's, has
received via Baltimore,
4 Handlame agSrtme.n Of
FALL e. WINTER GOODS,
Which he will fell low TOR cath, or On ihoEs ered-
il, 10 punttual cufemers.
Super6ne Cloths and Cafimerst
Winfor Vel,eteen,
Patent Cord and Patent Cord Wai&coating,
Fsney MoiekiHs and Florehtinss,
Silk PUN and Velvsts,
Sewing silk, Twift and Thrsa9,
e Lene and Dragoona Null Cloaks,
Gsntlemen's White and Black Silk Hoses
Do. do. dc. Gloves
Do. do, Spun do.
DO. York Fur aud Dorchire do.
Ladies White and Black Holr,
Do. Extra long Silk Gloves and Mitts,
Do. DO. Wosk, Leather & Riding Gloves
Sattios, Lusearings and PERTAINS,
Lutearing and Satin Ribbons.
,Laccs and Edgings,
London Hats.
Role and Luail Blankets,
Silk Rugs and Caddows,
carpets and Carpeting,
German Ofnabiigs,
D9wEaies and Bedsieking,
Silk aud Cotton Sulpsaeers,
Imperial and Young Hyion Tsas,
Clover Seed and Seine Twins, &c. sc.
o. 2f coo.
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To be Sold at Public Auction

For ready money,
On Tu.aay, the STU day ct November next,
between the hours of eleven and two OF has
dav, at the door of the Coffee HolIe 10 the
city OF Alexandria
TOUR acres and feven-eights OF an
i acre Of ground, contiguous to The town OF
Alexsndria, formerly conveyed TO anes Wilton.
merchant, lately deceafcd or 70 mach 'here0!
as will be fuicien, to anfwer the patP'ie o. pay.
ing tn. charges OF fuch fals, an slfo the ign OF
fourteen hundred and isven,y FIX dollars and iIx'y
eight cents, the saeunt of two Promlhory notes
due TO Nathaniel Pcndleton, from the lad WI,
Ion, and alto fuch intereN as may be then cue
thereon /; pstloant to deed ct unh TO US Inc
iubtcriosrs for that purPoie, recorded IN 'ls Oh
&c. of ths Circuit Court for the Dlitiiet OF 70
lumsi. in the country of Alexandra, lo'h IT,
ly, 1895. o1,,,,o
GEORGE DENEALE,
EDMUND l. LEE.
Cacbcr :. @N"'''
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FOR SALE,
diwIaw4t

My Traa Of Land, lying in the
county of Loudoun, and bounding on the Sugar
Land Run: containing two thouiand and feven
hundred and fxty four acres. Twill accommo.
date purchaiers in parcels lefs than the Whole.
will nor enter into any delcription of the land,
fuppoGng that pcrioos defEous of purchsfng, will
inform thcmE.lyes on the fpot, by taking view Of
the prcmifes. PoRcfion can be given on new
years day, in the year 1906, to any one who
makes bargain before the rsth September, az
ter which tine tenantswil be fxsd and the pof
feGion though ar the fame time as in the other
cafe, will be encountered with them. For terms
application may be made to Thomas L, Lee, Of
the county, General John Minor, fredericksburg,
and the iubfcribel living in the county of King
George. LANDON CARTER
Clevc, Anguf /. Iaw
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The Sub1crlber

Wires to RENT or SELL, the fo5Sewtag
Property, on King Jlrest, Otz.
20 He CONNER STORE, lately occupied
/ By himfelf--th. ftsra is equal TO any in
town for retail fore, and viii be rentcd very
cheap. Alfo, the HOUSE lately oseuPisd by
Doctor HGll; the houle is very convenient and
in good repair--this alto will be vented bar
gain if applied for Immediately, For tefms, ap-
olv TO THOMAS RICHARDS,
or in his abfence to Mrs. Hytfos, living on the
preufes.
Aueuf s, Off