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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16

ci,izcns, bot that annnat tfi5hses were sill
puialed TO be paid, besides censutir fire.
senfs, &c. &c. In our treaty with Trpoii,
no sfi3tt!sfiors Of This Kind are entered ia;o,
aud besides we have procured certaincom-
metciai and other privile ges, which lew
nations ever before obtained by treaties
with any OF the Barbary powers. The OPP
ponents of the treaty, without knowing
the s,ipulations which were made with ST.
df Hamct (lbe exiied Bashaw) have not
'hesitated to declare that he has been
shamefuIiy abandoned. A bare perusai,
however, of The letter from Com. Barron
10 MIR. Eaton. must be Sufficient to con-
vince every candid person, that this gem
tlenian was NOT casho,'ised 10 engage, on
the part of the u. States, to place Sidi
Hamet on the throne of Tripoli: and as
MIR. Eaton was under the control of the
commodore, we have no reason TO believe
that he could have deyiated from his in
struetions. The service rendered US by
Sid Hamet will unauestienably command
the attention of government; and such
pecuuiary aid will no doubt be extended
Ito him, rs will place him at least mas eli
gible situation a. he was when Mr.. Ea.
ton found him in Egypt. 'Sa
I<fI ~.
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CATO.
FRoM qHE BAL1IkoRB EYHxIyc. Pos7.

The new mode of acquiring property
from our citizens, under the pre,ence of
confiscating English properly, because
bound 10 French port, although be-
longing TO these sta,es, is part OF the new
law OF nations, which leaves the weak the
property of the streng-lfihose who are
now American citizens, although born
within the dominions Of England, are la
BILE TO have all their property taken way
because they trade with Brehch islands
all foreign trade may as we'll be interdic-
ted, and our vessels laid up in port. The
inhabitants of America suffer depredali-
Gus under such variety Of pretexis, that
It Is now almost impossible TO ennrera,c
and certainly impracticabie 10 describcthe
causes why our vessels and their cargoes
are condo mned. Al one time they are.
trading with the French isIands--at ano-
Their they belong to a foreign power, be-
cause you trade with the vessels OF ano.
ther, you are subjects, s. are supplying OUT
eneinies-and last of all, having been born
IN Britain, you cannot withdraw your alle-
glance. To what cause may the impro-
per practices of foreign vessels, and tie
unjust decisions of foreign courts Of admit
rally be attributed mot, as some say,ro
the sapineDess of your government not
10 any Partially which they feel for tire
depredasions committed upon our com.
MERGE, as some insinuate not to desire
10 restrain mercantile engagements, as %
theirs suppose--but to a conviction that if'
justice cannot be procured by remoa-
STRANGE and negotiation, it cannot be at
tanned by any other than those harsh nea-
sures TO which il is always painful 10 re-
sort; and which, IN the situation of the
United States would DO douby Distressing.
To talk otwar IS species of iunacy no
objecl can be attained by 1.-THE capture
OF our vessels--the cnsIaying Of our citi-
zens, and the distresses of our merchants
and farmers would be the certain cousr-
quence---while an immense expense would
attach TO ourselves |; or our posterity taust
be unJustly burthened to pay for the ridi-
culous misconduct of the present genera
ton.
The parade, the noise, and the glory oe
wsrnay excite our passions Ssleaa Us asiray
Tor moment-but the least reflection will
convince any rational man--that the glory
ofimporting and expertipgtbe nessssaries
and Injuries Of life--is infinitely superior,
TO the purchase and sale Of bombs, mos
tars, powder, balls, SIC. Let us still hope,
these multifarious pre;ences 10 enbarrass
our commerce. will speedily yanish, and
the sober, just, equal regulations Of COM
mon sense dethrone this iniquity aid bear
sway. -.
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BALTIMORE, October z.

The Mayor Of the city having desired
tia Reverend Clergy 70 convene this day.
and submitted 10 their Consideration the
propriety of appointing Day of Thanks.
giving 10 Almighty God, for his manifold
blessings, and particularly for an exefnp-
ton OF the city from that desolatine mala-
dy, which has fallen so heavily on some
other parts Of the United States, the Pas
tors OF the several congregations met this
day, agreeably TO invitation, in the First
Presbyterian Church--aad resolved,
l.. That ii is incumben, on the citizens
oil Baltimore to cherish lively sentimenEx
OF gratitude on this special occasion, and
highly expedient to render to Kim, who
hasbeen their nerc,fgl Preserver aud De-
liveier, solemn and public testimony Of
their ibaukiuIness for his blessings.
2. That for this purpose, THURsDAS,
ne IN day II November, be kept as a Day
OF solemn Thanksgiving, in the charches
OF this city. Ard il is earnestly recon.
meDded to its inhabitants to unite in acls
of worship and religion, suitable 10 tile oc-
casion.
3. That the Mayor Of the city be fes-
peetiully requested to use the means
which may be Judged mort conclusive 10 a
due and general Observance Of that dew
with the reverence and piely which NAV
De eHeSluai for obtaining acontinuance og
the favors now enjoyed.
By order Of the meeting,
J. CARROLL, Chalrnen.
}. e.. J. BIND, Secretary.
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q January 81, 1905.

Since began this letter circumstances
have accumulated to render our situation
more awkward, and NAV well say, ridi
ess;ous. The rext day after our entering
tie hcnse wbefe we quarter, a markoe
was pitched upon The terrace of an adjoin-
ipg house and Turkish guard mosnted
there, under pretencs ~ fresh al arm
al Turks were.seDt into The house for The
purpose Of accompanying Us asa life guard
in our walks md centpel was placed
al our door, ~ he lower court, - prevsnt
intrusions. Though theaef arrar gcmen.s
were vastly polite, should have been We.
~ willing 20 have Dispensed with them
yet by appssring frank and easy with hs
Turkish General, his susmcions seemed
10 have subsidsa III received 81 these
mAks Cd viaiiance as maflss Of su4nfion !
thanked hssn Tor his civiluies ard asstirad 7
him ! should be careful to make suitable
mention of them TO the President NV fnsS. /,
ter. iiy-this kind Of sbaIaiioD, yc ref.,as Z
so much threw him Ifonl his gnaeJ, mai
be opened his heart, and une qliyocal.v
confessed, shat" IN the present oonvai,ed
safe Of Egypt the I'ocks ought tossospea
every body especially The BusI'sh BIT
sbsy had peculiar rsasous' FOR suspcc,ng I
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wage merit for THIS vanton and base man
tnsro of es;po,ing orr hycs 70 the 'piasny o.
Ia & hbsif L hope MOTTO uert hIni a Alex
! a 'a'.. u
\ .,as. 20 .flcrana,id, FED, 10, 1903.
isssmyy, :srrsF::r;.d siih the Bashaw and syst,
lar t,,e Enpl;sh Gu, .hetw<en Aboullr Bay
and ,hs. lake Mario,is, a week ago last
! eyYednesday :---iiers we had new 'dihicui-
tiles to encounter The Frc1ch Consul
had been beforehand OF me in gaining the
| Adniirnlof his port, s goyeraor OF The CT.
Fly; and they consequently cam > To a rese-
iu;ibr not 10 pernli. the Bashawto enier
thecilynar o entcrat this port. Argument
was useless. FOR we wsre too late in eur
application of i, But we felt no other
han delay; tor the Bnshaw
had before came ia 3 resolution TO march
by land 10 D-rne and Bepgasi; and he
now moved round the lake, to form his
camp at hflb's tower. shout 80 miles west
of The Old port. II Alexandria. Ia the
mean time isia.ed 10 tbs V,ceroy the cen.
tempt his letter oil amnesty sufefed from
his. subaiterls IN this place; in con.e-
'qdsnce ct which he addressed a frn,an
by a ehouc. 20 HE governor, COMMANDING
Immediate compliance with The intention
fbis letter Of auiDesty: and imposing a
tibe'o him OF twenty Hys thousand pias-
tres. This gives usa final triumph in E.
gypt; though, ! confess, I could have
wished the Viceroy's resentment. had no;
faIienso heavily upon this disobedient GO
vernon. did not think il prudent TO advise
the Bashaw To enter The city, lest venge.
ance should retaha,e on him the chaslisc.
men, he has brought upon his Turkish
brother of tins place. We shall therefore
take up our line OF march through The De.
sart of Lydia towards Derne, next Wed.
nesday.
"Our party consists of five hundred
nen.--One hundred of whom are christi.
ans recruited on the spot, and employed in
our service. We shall make a stand at
Bomba. AID wait The return of capt. Hull,
With supplies and reinforcements TO seize
the PROVINCES of Derne and Bsngasi for
WHICH purpose he sails Ger the rendezvous
The day after tomorrow.
" Here is keich in port from Tr;poli,
sent up by the enemy TO prevent Hame,
Bashaw7 being permitted TO leave Egypt !;
but not having with him the only argn-
ment which carries all causes here the
poor devil must go back, in season only TO
give Jussuf Bashaw information of the fate
which awaits him.
III our measures are supported, he
must Ay his Kingdom or die. How glori-i
GUS would be The. exhibition 10 see our fell
law citizens in captivity in Tripoli, parchI
in triumph from q dungeon 10 their iy-
rants palace. and display there the flag of
the United States
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.EW-NnIGAs-s

NEW-ORLEASS, Sept. 4.
On Saturday last the ely council asqe M
bled, for the purpose Of consiasring the
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IN enquiry into me co,.sftufioaaEfy and &c.
fed,'rey,of ne general ,goUernmelI max.
ing frsDis,n for .ed0carioa and interna
im,erouemczfs ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-27
May s.
NOTICE.

All perfons who have claims agalnst
sc easte OF Razvleigb p. Do1unsaa, deceaied,
(lae OF Dinwiddis county, of whatever denomi-
nation, are defred to1nake the fame knowa, on
or before the Gre day c! June next; when the
eAa1e will be delivered tc the devieesuf the
faid RawleigL P. Dewnrnan, and Mrs. Aune
Muir, iecea{ed. trhofc who do not make known
their demands, are informed that this notice will
be plead III bar Of all iuch as may be brought
forward after the faid Gsf day of June next.
Francis Muir, AdmlnsR' ator.
Dinwddie county, (near Peterfbursl
March, 10. 1907. oawIf ia .
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VII Be Sold, al Public SAX,
On the 6ra day of AucusT, lif not ddpofed OF
at private fale, previous 70 that tlmel
|Allmy PROPERTY IN the town
of Alexandria,
Situated on KIsc.STREEr-CosyGfisg Of !,
"A new two-aofy Brick Houfe, two
Framed Houfe., and the Ware.Aoule at prefeneu
occupied by myfelf--4ga,
One unimproved Lot, on Fayette-t
erect. Or The above property is fubj.a to al
greund.rent Of twtaty dollars, eiga!y.tfr cent?.
For terms apply to the lublcriSer, i
John Nolea. !:
February NJ. oawIfAug.
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E. DU A r 10 ~

The fubfcriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Alexandra, that he has opened
SCHOOL, at the dwelling houfe of Mrs. fletebe
e., on Pr.nce,Rree. where he teaches Reading,
~ ri.ing, Arithmetic, and Engl'ih Grammar 5
sat the moderate price of -Four Dollars per quar-
ter. -Likewilc, Hiaory, Geography, Surveying
and navigation, at Reasonable price.
Psrlons, wihing to Be acquainted with Sur
veying or Navigation, will meet with Que at
teadance either in (chool hours, or any otnsl
time they may think proper.
William Slade.
sro,e d6tlawtf
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TO BE LET.

e5SilE HOUSE on Fairfax freet now occupi-
l. ed by Mr.. James II. Hooe. Pofieiiion
will be given on the hrf of July. Apply to
Mr.. JoAs TucKER, of Alexandria. The q
cant LOTS on King, Columbus, and Waihing-
ton ftreets; the LOTS on. the Mall, lately ad'
verified for fale; or any other Lots belonging
to the fubicriber, for fale by him, on feaionable
terms. STEPHEN COOhh.
LseG5urg, May II. law
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Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

A piece OF. ground, on the welt lde
s Of Union ilseet, aid TO the fouthward of Ftank-
lin frest beginning on Union Erect SO feet 8
AMI halt inches to the louthward OF franklin
itreet, and running fouthwariiy with Union freet
s SO fees 8 I'D. halfinches, and extending back 81
feet inches.
Another piecesof ground, lying on
the louyh 6de OF Fraokiin trset, and welt iide ct
Potomac treet; beginning At the interfeeion of
tho eycets and running wclfwardlya with Frank
lin itreet : feet inches, fouthwardly, with Pc
ton,ac eree,, SO f-et 8 and half inches.
An half-acre of ground, nthe wet
side Of Royal Greet, and fonth ide of Giblon
irtet.
The above property IS part of the
se&ate OF the late captain JoHN HARrRR, who
sdrcsted ie.fhould be fold for the payment of his
debts. II will therefore be diipefed of at pub.
lie auction. on TIE premiies, at Ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, of the fra Saturday in June next,
40 ghs hiehelt hidde,. One fourth Of the pur.
schafe money to be paid down, one fourth in Fix
months. one fourth in twelve months aud the
yemainder 10 elgh,een months from the day of
Iale. good title will be made on the receipt
OF the 6ift payments, taking deed of tru& on
The property, 10 iccuIe the remaining payments.
MARY HARPER, Executrix.
Vim. HERBERT, -
SAMUEL CRAIG, rv.o,,a,.
John DUNLAP, A-~e'N's
w. IIARTSHORNE,
MAY s. eaw24 M&d6t
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FOR SALE,
~ .EARM on zulach I hue,

The, sEAR4N on 1Otach 4 taUe,
CONTAINING between and 600 acres
NJ Of level Land, well adapted IN general to
receive the PLATTER OF Paris as manure-on the
poa. road from the City of Warrington TO Port
Tooacco, and shouteS miles below Piteata%ay.
&.On is is every neceGary bulldog, plenty of ex.
ueeilent lpring water and apump at the door
x4ruir trees in abundance and great variety, an
excellent kiichen garden, ieveral clover lots,
3 fome valuable low meadow ground, and wood
: and timber to lalt many years. Perfons wiihing
to purchsie, it is prelumed will view the premii
es previous to any contraa. and therefore fur
ther delcrption Is unneceaary
II Tell the land, it lhall be given up to the
purshafer Is January nexs-And previous to that
time, | viii fell
HI my movcable Property s. Crop
made, 7nth tome feaO exceptions. .
Beipg extremely io6rm and unable to manage
a fam, my Object is TO retire TO lone town or
CITY and fpend the remnant of my life.
The terms of faie will be--sCne third OF the
pnrchafe money in hand, one third az the end OF
Ia msnshs rrom the day Of fale, and the rem AIN.
ipe one third at the end Of t~o years, with legal
infereR thereon. Bonds with iecurity, and a
(. lien on the Iaad, will be required.
George Lee.
Charles COUNTY, May 4, oSwu
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MuJfcaJ h5R,ume2St s. Cabinet
MANDATORY,

In Prince, near Wate~l .freet, ALEXANDRIA,
BY JOHN SELLERS;
gEyHO begs leave to inform tie ladies md
wv gentlemen OF Alexandria and the ada,
cent towns and country, that he.buiids and re-
pairs church, chamber, ard barrel Organs; ALTO
makes and repairs HgpGchords, Piano Fortts,
organized and plain, and has on band, tor faie,
Vioiins, Flutes, Fitos, Reeds, Strings, &c. an
aHoremcnt of MuGc, eoaGGiY Of Songs, Sonafss,
Duets, inftruGi2ns for the different inarumcnts.
H ALTO offs:rs his fervicss for tuning the above
inerumenss on reaionabie terms. Any orders
let at the above place will be thankfully received
and pnudusly attended TO.
~ A ffeady Cabinet Maker, be
Ing good workusan, will meet with encourage
mcnt by applying at the ABOVE place.
May g. d5s--iaw
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Forty Dollars Reward.
RAN-AEKd1, on Mond0yaight, the 18Th
instant,
A Negro Man, named WILL ):

q GEB>about 80 years, dark complexion,
IN has q long chm, when he talks laughs
.asws his teeth, is S feet 9 ar &c inches high,
tci made, is an arHul, cunning fciIow-liad
N, when he went away, a grey coat much worn,
1rowu waiacoat, and drab. co.orcd ttriped pair
o. lhors bteechcs, dark grey pair OF aockings,
old fhoes aad bit.
purchafed him from Mr.. Cbarzs Bennrt,
fenior, OF Loudoun county, and it is probable
he may change his natne--E He has lived in Ask
andfia, is we'll acquainted about the town, and
/ dc not doubt but he will be harbored by fomc
of his aceuaintances. Ifthe faid Negro is taken
wIi.ia the diGria Of Columbia, or in Fairfax
county, / will give TEN DOLLARS; it 90
mile, from home, FIFTEEN DOLLARS; if
so miles, TWENTY DOLLARS; and, IL tax.
en- ppin Penpiylvania, FORTY DOLLARS
Whoever takes up the taid Negro and copfioes
him in any fail, fhall receive The above reward.
REIN OfFurT.
Fairfax county, near the Great Falls
of Potomac,
April 70. Jaw
N. B.. All matters of pcGc!s and Others, are
.forewarned agsina harborias OF carrying off EaiS
fellow, at Their peril.
The highef price given for clean
Linen Rags, by the Printer hereof.
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Thos. L. Warrington.
". B. Ia Hire BY the moafb,
.TG racc5Ued aud ,hor Safe
By Holm GRAY.

1T biz BGCK u STATIONARY STORE,
kmgJfreft, ot39Gte tie nd Eagle TnVern,
70 reams writing PAPER-AIso-
10 reams Tea ditto.
TIE f5lo7ui&g Boot, js 0d4tioa 10 his foymtr Rsrk.
Family Bibles 4to. and ovo.; Oar.
wins Botanic Garden; fisrvey's Medtations
}opnycst!es Algebra Me Iyers Cookery
Anecdotes Of Modern Philosophers Frederick
Random; Hud,Drafs Caleb Williams Guli-
ver's Travels Humph ey Ciinker; Cfsus
Poems; Gil Bias; FErguson's Autonomy
[empriers Clafiical Dictionary; Clark's SalluA
Nepos; Tooke's Pantheon; VattePs Law of
Nations; MAYORS Natural HiGory Tom Jones;
Johnioh's Svo and pocket Dictionaries; Gen.
dudor Generals SYMPTOMS Euclid; GiDioni
Surveying; Monyelquieus fpirit of Law; Smiths
Wealth. OF Nations Sorrows of Werter; ShakeL
pcars's works Svo. Piigfims Progrefs; John
Newton's walks g vols.
S I 4 ITO M RY.
States and pencils, Dutch and Irih qallls, wa.
fcs in boxes, gold Leaf, Gunter's lcaIes, land,
and iand boxes, flies, hused and plain glals and
japan'd inkdands, coanting bouic flies and laces,
binders, basdhox and bonnet psiteboards, black
and red lead pencils, black and red falling wax,
ink and ink fewdcr, piaying and blank cards,
black and red Morocco pocket books, blstE
books, aaolted, Roman s. common violin Nrinf''
and general aaortment Of fchool books--the
whole OF which will be difpofed oi on the nas
reatonabe terms for cath.
May 10. eoiit
So Intending to remove from this
place IN the coarie OF sac eatuii,g iummer, viii
dIpoic OF the whole of my STOCK, confdeIa'
oily below the ufaal telling prices.
John Gray.
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DweZJsng- Houies TO Rent.

To Rent, for one Or term OF ears,
T>WO Dwelling, Houfes, in very healthy
ftuation, on the north fde of P;inccfs
RIect, near Wster hreet Ono of them is,fnf-
fcienfiy large 10 accommodate large family !;
the other is nor quite 70 large, bur is avery co.,
venient well planned hcule; and to each there IS
clever fpot ofgrouad for garden. Podtfion OF
the one nsarea to Water-flest, may be had ill.,
mcdiately and of the other on the fecond day of
next month: AHo, fevera fmaller Houfes in the
fame neighborhocd. Enquire of William Hep
6a,u, and in his abfe.ice, Of
John Dundas.
April zs. co4wt
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ELIAS bonner,

King freet, NEAR WG1h1ngtoa-y frest,
- ESPEC FULLY Informs his friends and
u the public thar he has or hand few la.
a,cs' and eentiemens' SADDLES s. BRIDES
He ALTO makes all kind of coach and clialt
HARNESS, plated and brais nounted-Wag.
ron and cart tiarnefs and Collars of all kinds
Fire buckets. Military Furniture, &c. to &c
ioid on Reasonable terms.
March 6. cav
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FOR SAL E,
A valuable TRAIT Of good Farming
Land,

Situate ON the waters Of Goofe Creek, Loudoun
COMFY, aboU, S miles from LeessnTg, and 81
from, Alexandra,
Containing upwards of 900 acres !;
mar, u which is cleared and 10 cultivation: On
she prcuhiies arc er ted Merchant and Saw Nil,
beth OF which are capable Of doing buiinels to
great advantage. THERE'S, alio, large Dwell
Iap Heuic aud other neceaary buildings thereon.
Any farther defcripsion IS deemed unneceRary I;
Il being preiaG,ed, that the pcrion whining TO
, pnreh4ie 70 seGrabie a property, will ffa take a
view sheseof The terms, whica will De Fsa
fonasse, may be known Oh application to the iub.
slcribsS.
Jonas Potts.
Wateffoyd. 9Th No Is. oaw4w4
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The highef price given for clean
Linen Rags, by the Printer hereof.
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re LET.
American Glazed Gunpowder,

fef a fsspsyloT qaasaty
"A ElDwED by 50dga, eaaai an beauty,
~ oaicSsr6 sna EIsngsh. SO that imported
orr zbrua5 - LSxew.Gs, nngsazss. ut every
5srcr:ouoe, Of she higher prsOf; 10 be had at
No. &c, Union ssert. Alexandra; where fam.
pies nav be tsen.
ear OrseTs from any part ofshe cesnrry, fup-
taica a. she horts& notice and on liberal terms,
Philip Care.
Aprlik6. oa"sI
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

d.
COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, II
Marfb, adjo3rned .JeDi0a, 1905.
Levi James, Plainly,
Daniel Daugherty, DEF. :.
The faid defendant Daniel Daugh-
crty, no, having entered his appearance and gives:
fecu.,tv sccordig to the rules Of this Coe:t ans
it appcarins to the fatisfaaion ofihe Court, up.
on affdaylt, that he is not an inhabI'anr OF tn.
diariea, on motion Of the cornpia;raps, by IL,
council. it is ordered, that the iaid defendant d
appear here on the fist day Of June term next
and anfwcr the compisinant's bill, ard shat :
copy OF this order r. forthwith inherited in boz
both of the pusKc newspapers rebiifhed IN tnlt
county, for two months, facceiEvely, and sha
another copy be ported at the front door Of tx
court honie of faid county.
A Copy--TeR,
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FOR SALE,
Cr.to Let, FRI Term Of Years, or aI
Ground Rent Tor eUey.

Of.to LIZ, ISf,@H- IeYW " IedT5, or OH
Ground Rent for ever,
Four valuable Lots. on the fouthI
fide o. King-h'ee,, between Faye,tc aud Henry
areefs; each lst fronting 30 feet on King .areet,
and running bssk GO feet TO IL feet aIl,y.-I
The ltuation OF this property is fuch (beng in
one OF tie moa thriving parts Of the town. al
TO make The pcf, fion OF it very deflrabe TO any
perlon having money TO Purcbafe. more efpee.
ally TO dealers in country produce.
AI6, for Sale,
A Houie and Let, on the iouthI
fde Of King Greet, neas Warrington freet, and
opp6Gic TIE fore OF Mr.. lanes Bacon. This
dtuation IS equal to airy in town for bufneG.
Likszo1e 10 Lei, far the term Of ten ys0ri,
An half-acre Lot on Duke a1d Pitt
Rreets, mott eIiglbly itusted for Garden or
Clover Lot, for which purpofe only it would be
rented. As manure has been thrown up in heaps
upon it for feverai years the ground cannot but
be as rich as could Ee ,giihcd. For terms apply
to Mr.. James Bacon, on King, near Wshing.
ton facet, or 10 the fubicriber, at Motley Hall,
lppotite to Alexandria.
Ihos. L. Warrington.
". B. Ia Hire BY tie moutb,
A very likely active BOY,
About IS years old, wao has sroU, a child
been accuitomed TO wait in the houfe, provided
immediate application is made as above.
May 3. go