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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20
+ Q Il S A l. 4.

MY L A n d, in the county OF
! I'VE Surry, known by the name OF SWANS
Porsr. containing abou, three thouf.nd acres.
ituated upon James river nearly oppoiite 70 lanes
| Town and forty five miles below peterf.utp Tn.
:raa is divided into two Plantations each hav;np
the nece!Iary Improvements OF barns Fables, &c.
in thorough repair On one h a two flory brick
building of Fix large rooms bu Istely hpiiaed in
handiome fyle. with every convenient out hcnfc
for the accommodation of geneel family On
the other wooden hoafe of foui room., well cal
culated tor an overieer. There arc upon ,he two
plantations upwards of thouisrS apple trees fe-
le6ted Of the moa approved kinds Tor brandy, ey-
der and keepiug fruit +; all of watch have been
planted out about three yeaIs, and from the st,en
iion which has been bcftowed upon them ate now
Rapidly projecting towards peIieetion The pc
euiiat advantages oil this place, fin and wild
fowl, will contribute not LITTLE to tender il an
agreeable Tefdenee TO thofe who can enjoy health
IN the loue' county. Ii is deemed uielc.s to fay
more as it is Preiumed any perfon whiting to
Putehafe would fra lee the property The pay.
ments will be made esfy by dividing them into
fuch iEitalnents as may be Convenient
John II. Cooke.
Apl. 18th, So5. 6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20
SUN MA Y.

Our last accounts from Europe, assure
us tha, the siey- of Gibraltar had com.
lnenced, btu, we have not eXact accounts
of the state of that fortress, or OF the rir-
cumstances under which the siege has
commenced. The 1oulon fleet had been
ut sea, bur had returned TO port. An En-
g,ish feet under convoy from Malta had
suffered from the French frigates that
were in the Mediterranean. The block
ade of Cadiz, by the English was conliDu-
cd with rigOr. The city has been well
supplied will, grain, as in the last eight
months of 1904, had arrived million and
two thirds Of bushels of wheat. besides a.
bove SIS thousand barrels Of -four The
sense of thu Spanish merchants against
the war has bsen expressed ia some pa.
pers, and is insinualed III the address OF
The Prince OF Peace. 1t was believed that
General Armfelt, Swedish Minister lately
from Vienna, would receive the ancient APP
pointmcnt of Prime Minister III Sweden.
In France, the conversation is changed
from The gun boats to their naval expedi'
tons. No Appearances OF war on the Con
tineBt are yet discovered. BY tie Ger
man Statistical writer's the ages OF the
four greatest mon2rchs of the europeau
continent, give but $50 years. Napoleon
is at IS Francis I'd. of Germany, al SO /;
Alexander OF Russia, at 81 ; and the King
of Prussia, u 81 years OF age. The same
writers give the military establishments,
including only their land forces, ID the fol
Irving numbers: The Piussian army al
$4,000 men; The Austrian sl S72 600 the
Russianat 40 1000 S, the Frepchai $4,000.
In Oetooer last, the military establishment
of Prussia wps given, as consisting OF 60
regiments Of infantry, ~ Is inspections,
and Of 81 baltalons of fus,lcers ~ bfi-
gades. 10 these we're added 3 regiments
of curiassiers ~ Of dragOons, and OF
hussars, with baltalions OF artillery on
foot, and one on horse, AID with IS COM
panics. Of heavy artillery, and a corps OF
dcfencieuts, Cadets, and Of chasseurs on
horse back. Bonsparte, when on the plsin
Of lvry, he contemplated the victory Of the
lztii Of March, $3.50, and the filling mo-
nument erected for Henry Nv, he gave
orders that it should be immediately re.
Iuiit jn honor of that celebrated prince.
WHh The establishment OF the French enc
pie, commence ii new forms, al the IL
ietary institutions o. TIA, Great Nation
The doctors of the school Of medicine, at
Paris, :eceTcd since the law o. 1893, ale
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20
Thomas Read. elk.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FcR SAFE,
A TRACT OF LAND.

rs Halifax county, lying on Staunlon river con-
tanning about nine hundred or one thousand "a
eres Gas tits believed). By y late survey there
a'e two hundred and twen,y-fv acres of low
s'-unds the high land was not surveyed at that
ume About one half OF the purchase money viii,
be required in cash the pay men, OF the remain
der may be postponed one two years
John L. Scott.
Halifax. April, 1905 w2ms
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PROM raE BALTIMORE AMERICAN.

4
The following has been received by tn,
editors of the American as 4 translation q
the recent edict of general ferrand
! Thcugh, as a translation, it may be incor
reel, it is not doubted that il is in sub
stance authentic, rs the source from which
II comes is respectable.
l.. FERRAND,
General at brigade, commander in ch;ei
OF Saint Domingo, acting as captain.ge,
neral, and member of the legion oil
honor.
Experience has, for too much time,
taught the general, that all kind ofregard
and modification towards those scoun.
drels, who maintain the rebellion in His.
PAMELA, by furnishing every thing neces.
sary to the rebels, against the viii and ap-
probation ortheir respective governments,
and svho, by those aets Of cupidity disho.
nor the flags they sail under; and finding
the necessity Of putting "a stop TO rapaci-
w and to treat them as hirofes, has pro.
claimed and proclaims-
ARTICLE I.
All individuals, whomsoever found on
board OF any vessel or vessels, allies or
neutrsls, bound to any ports in Hispanio-
la, occupied by the rebels, shall suffer
death.
Those found on board OF any vessel, all
lies or neutrals, coming out of anv ports
Ia H'spanlola, occupied by the rebels, Shall
suffer death.
hose found at two leagues distance.
from any port OF the coast of Hispaniola,
occupied by the rebels, on board Of allies
or neutrals, shall suffer death,
ARTICLE III.
The general informs, that all prisoners
made in those different Cases, shall he
brought into one of the ports in Hispanio-
la, occupied by the French, 10 be tried by
military commission, which is 10 pro-
nounce sentence
ARTICLE III.
lhIs proclamation shall be put into ex-
ecution on the Isl Floreal, C list April> and
until that time all the preceding proela.
nations in order to prevent all kinds of
communication with the coast OF Hisna-
niola, occupied by the rebels, shall be
strictly executed.
ARTICLE w.
OF this present proclamation, register.
ed at the colonial inspe elion, one hundred
copies are printed, published and posted
ap IN all the chief places, round the east
part OF Hispaniola and all necessary step.
shall be taken to its publicity in ali the is.
lands and continent Of America.
Done at head quarters of the general of
ot. Domingo, the 9th piuviose, wear
the 18th 18th February, 1867
HE general commander in chief. aa-
ing as captain-general, and member
oil tho legion or honor.
(SiSncd) l.. FERRAND.
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NRWYoRK LoYyERy.m,,~


FOR THE PROMOTION OF LIrEs.rupv
first Days Drawing.
rrze oil 5000 dolls.-Nor So665.
Prizes OF 500 doils.-l7lIs, the first
drawn number, and 1913.
Prizes of 100 dolls-e276, 1854,
1851, 2439s, 263s3.
Prizes of so dolls.-sslo, 1865, 1870,
1901, 1905, 1862, 2so76.
Prizes Of 20 doIls.--IfaI, 6ess. 7sys.
e293, 1884, 1871, i6eI7, 1866, 2se23,
a272s,--and iss of 10 dollars each.
Second Days Droqvine.
Prizes of 200 dolls.-2ol25. $3.50.
Prizes of 100 dolIs.--2I4ol, 3oss5.
lo756.
Prize of SO dolls.-35I3.
Prizes of 90 dolls.-6I2s, laAss.
22loa, 27l7l, il755, 1884, le2eo.
2493o, 7o55, 4746, 1876, s326--and
lei of 10 dolls. each.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20
IN Exiensi0e Field for Speculation,

I'm EStensi0e Field for Speculation,
i S offered in the sale of the POWHA-
il IAN ESTATE, which lies contgu-
Gus TO the lower limits Of Richmond con-
tains 5000 acres OF land, borders near a
miie on james river, and runs milesbsck.
ie principal part is me gram land, CO.
vcred with valuable timber, convenient p,a
saw-m'll erected thereon, which has Cat
i1oo feet per day, aud connected with
grist and manufacturing mill, on con,
slant stream, with 3 pair of stones.
There is a small Farm, with a cornmo-
dlous brick mansion, ice house, the usual
Offices, aud fisheries.
III has many elegant scites for building,
furnished with good water, commanding
views OF The city falls and shipping, when
lie opposite to them.
There is beautiful level already laid
our INTO lots, at right angles, on he river.
lie peculiar advantages of this proper
" are multiplied by late ael for the es.
Enlistment OF an inspection of Tobacco
on IT, and the acl for uniting the upper and
lower navigation by locks, which as the
proper poini Of junction render Ii valuable
tor store houses.
f~'~S''S ~ - Win the
political importance Of Richmond, as the
capital OF the most influential state of The
UNION, nor IT'S commercial advantages from
the lmmence quantities of coal, flour and
tobacco, which pass through lis market
ana VIII 1t be necessary 10 aGdl thar these
advantages will be shortly increased nv
me western produce brough, through the
Aanawha TO this navigation and deposit;
Iobe thence shipped dire ely abroad when
The contemplated Improvement the low
er navigation shall be complete.
1t Is submitted 10 Inonied men to CON.
'ider whether purchase by shares either
10 sell oi't or Improve parts Of this growing
estate would not in few years afford :,
certain and handsome remuneration for
her attention being free from, those cone
ung ncies to which many institutions are
| liable.
In snch an establishment the proprietor
! would willingly participate. A libera, credit
VIII be allowed the purchasers on nays
ment OF interest, and farther particulars
made known by applying To MIR. Robert
Atkinson near Petersburg, Mr.. Alexander
Fulton baltimore, Messrs. Pros, and
Moncure Richmond, or the subscriber ca
The premises.
FowhaIan, near Richmond,1
VIrg. April 20, 1905. wet
w. MAYO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20

Departed this life on the Gath uIt.
IN The Goth year OF his age, after a sbor,
illness, Mr.. WILLIAM WINSTON. of
Amelia county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20

MARRIED-On Saturday the 9th inst.
oy the Rev. MIR. M'RAE, Doctor DAM.
FL WILSON, of this city, TO Miss
HENRIETTA JOHNSON, of Powha.
tan county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20
IACOB JOHNSON.
BOOKSELLER q S7,iT'fONER,

BOOKSELLER y HJ.ITiDNE Err,
FROM rHILADELpHfA,
TTAS Tor sale, few doors below the
Il Market, and hear the stree, leading
to Couits's ferry. variety ct BOOKS
and STATIONARY, VIZ.
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TIE folloving is extracted from The loc5ook
oFl:e schooner Louisa, IFe66, Of Phiiadel-
fsiia.
Az A. NJ. on the 5lh March, we
left the Caps for Gonaives, under convoy
of two armed schooners Beauty, and Tick
Ter, of BaAim2re-At , p. Nj. being abou,
six leagues to The leeward OF the Cape,
discovered sail in the n. w. quarter
AT S, we plainly perceived that she was a
French privatcsr schooner in chace OF us
Made all sail, out sweeps, in order 10
regain the Cape, but all in yain-About
S, she came up within US near Fort Francois,
and, kept up well directed fire, hul.ing
US every shot, which was answered by the
armed schooDcrs unit; p. NJ. when they
abandoned their vessels in their boats, and
left ths,n 10 the mercy Of the priva,eer,
who Immediately boarded the Beauiy-In
the mean time we attempted To run the
Louisa OH shore, but was prevented by
the land wind coming ofi--At half past
six, came TO anchor--the privateer board
cd us Immediately on our larboard quar-
ter, when we made our escape from the
slarboard bow, under heavy fire Of small
arms from the rivaleer--rhe Ticker ran
herself Oh shore one mile to The westward
OF us--Abou! ten minutes afterwards, we
arrived at Por,-Francois ;-and the follow.
ing day rowed down to the Cape,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20

| Armstrong Green
| vol. do.
Thompson, 9 do.
Burns 9 vols.
J Gray ] do.
Murray's English
| Reader
j--'s Introduction
| TO do
IS Sequel TO do
IS Grammar
IS do. abridged
Latin Grammar
Greek do
Enlick's Lain Die
tionaty
PERKINS, French
Grammar
IS Exercises
IS Fables |
Johnson's Miniature
Dictionary |
w alksr's pronounc-
ing do. abridged |
En.ick's do.
The Elements OF A.
stronomy s Geo !
graphy, beautiful |
~ engraved & la.
b-llrd OF 40 cards
Columbian Orator
= american Prccep,or
w aus Psalms and
Hymns
Primers,
Spelling Books
Bibles s. tes,aments
Cornelius Nepos
Clark's Eutropius
IS Erasmus
3elcctae Neieris
Selectac Proianis
Corderius
BELLS Surgery
Edinburgh Dispcn-
satory |
ownsend's Guide I
10 Health I
Thomson's Family
Physician
Browns Elements
of Medicine. /
Portable Desks.
W II Il Y.
Ready made inl, ink
pow der & quilts Z
'oand & sand boxes
Oval s Guted foun-
tain ink stands i
Cut &piain square do
Large pewtercomp-
ting house do
Leather square and
oval pocket DO
Lead pencils, waters
and penknives
Sla'es and pencils
Paste or bonnet
boards. |
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TO JOHN MAGFFI

person not residing within roe eoo,,onzs.,5,b n
p'2i'"G' and SGviEg kao1vn agent or ATTORNEY
ace NOTICE, that by virtue OF a commission
:. issuing Out OF the court of Chancery for the
d'stset ct Richmond, in suit depending in The
sara Court. wherein am pIaintiG and YOU are
defendant, the dispositions OF lohn CIay. John
" oousoo and Chapman Stewart, and sundrv q.
'ne' witnesses. Will be taken az James George $
.Sve'n' 10 Soochiand on the I'd of Ma next. and
that ii necessary the said Commission v,iII ~, "a
lourned oyer TO the Sd and 4th days of ,harmontb
Ihe deposiiions so TO be taken TO be read in 2.
violence in the sand case.
April 10Th. 1905. Ni''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20

- II Nldfket, anI
TO Coutts's ferry.
and STA FIONA
hmacharsis' Travel
in Greece
Bible, 4 vols. octave
Large feslaments
Cowper's Poems,
vols. with plates
Goldsuith's do. il
| l vol. with an &c.
| count of his lile
and writings
Clerks Magazine
! Letter Writer,
Jenerson's Notes on
! Virginia
Juvenile Magazine
Terrible rru0ora-
ton. a poelical Pc
tition against Cal
vanizing trumpe-
ry, with plates,
price loo
Virgil, , Dau-
Gear. & phin T.
Sa!lust. "'''o'''
Life OF Sir William
Jones
Barrow's Travels in
Africa
| Johnson's Lives of
! the Poeis
Browns Bible Die
| ,ionary
Flu,arch's Lives, 6
vols.
Life Of Bonaparte
Darwin's Female
Education
Jackson's Book
Keeping
Jcss's Surveying
Gibson's do.
Morse's Geography
Gazetteer
BurBs's Poems
Franklin's Life
Natural History, Q
vols. with plates
The Poeticai Works
of Mlil,on, 4 vols.
with pla;cs
Pope, S do.
Akenside, . do.
S T. II TT
Wove and plain To-
lo post paper
Foolscap & letter do
Wrapping DO
Ledgers, journals &
day-books, suitable
for merchants
Memorandum and
receipt books
Asses skin do.
Ladies' and gentle
mems poke, books
with instruments,
plain and silver
mounted, by the
dozen or single
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20

EE Cefar!''cTSh'f sf Ss,I,s ~ q a.,
's f6is dy eysss.IpsG By n,utaal 90,
SEM. n Ss,r.s
&. BLocG.
---r .ll-.I. :, lsos. 81
charlotte Court, 5th March. 1903.
Thomas Conner. infant son IF Doro,hra0
kagand who was the daughter ofEI
wa'd kasiandby Moo.c Conner. his "a. ~
tisr aud next friend n,ain,,g z
AGAINST -
William Eluore and Sally his wife late Sal. y
!, Rag'and Thomas Rasiand Nancy !, a.
EaglaDd William Bowler and Poly his x
wife, late Polly Ragland. Bledsoe =
aud AGness his wife, late Agnes Rag. -
land. Betsey Ragland. aud I. Clarke and y
Elscy his wife. late Eisey Ragland. ::
defendants
'HF defendants John Clark and Els.T his
j wife. not having entered ,heir appearanc nee.
according to the aei ofassembly and the rules of
this court. and it appearingto the satisfaction Of
the court that they not inhabitants OF this
state: On the motion of The plaintiff by his at
forney. 1t IS o'aereI, ihat they appear here on
he FIRST dav Of August court next and answer the
plaintiffs bill, that copy of this order be in
serted in one of the Virginia Cazet;es for two
months successfully. and posted 4, the front door
II the cot house OF the said county
n copy-Tesie,
Thomas Read. elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20
VIRGINIA ARGUS.

Delegates chosen 10 scroe in fhe ncrt Gene.
raj Asscn,6!y Of Hrginia,
Charlotte, Robert Price, Joseph Wyatt.
Norfolk county, Wm- King, Wm.Lindsay.
HlifAesus, Houlder Hudgin, John Peyten.
Uarsvisk, John Jones, John Burnham.
Faicfar, George Sommers, Robert Moss.
The following is the aggregate number
81 votes IN the diS,ric Of Prince William,
!'oudoun and Fairfax, for member of the
house OF representatives Of the u. States :
Col. Eizey. Jas. Lewis.
Prince William, l79 "a
I.nnioun, 2s7 SIS
Fairfax, $50 $50
SOC 7i9
56e
Maj'sy FOR Lewis in The distria, 1873
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20

From fae Rlekcnsack Register, Of .dari 2.
Colone! Burr, contrary TO expectation,
did moi make his appearance ia order to
traverse his indictment. His counsel
and the Rev. DR.. Mason, one of the wit
pesss for the state attended; but what
transpired respecting this business, we
are not enabled to say.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20
Maj'sy for Lewis in The distrio,

On Monday, (says New.York paper
of the 10th inst.) the country seat belong
ing Ia the late General Hamilton, called
The Grange, situated at Haeriem, was sold
at public auelion, at the Tontine Coffee
House, and purchased by Archibald Ora
Gle, esq. for the sum OF sos dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20

- ~, W. MA -.
~ The Editor Of Me National Hr,cV.
Se"eer IS requested 70 ;Ascrf me abo0s e1eg
Z F0eek Jsr Si,C times, and frarsFf, h,s C.
count.
he public IS hereby n0tined dat
y some OF the Cells o. the Lunatic Hospit4t
N me City OF Williamsburg are nov vacant ~
the reception of pa,cnts
~ order Of the Court Of DireAors,
WILL .sCSSELL, c. C,
MaTeb 9s, 800, Sy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20

A FAMILY Tour tbro' the British En-.
pre-; curiosiiies, history and antiquities,
'n'erspersed with biographical anecdotes,
particularly adapted to the amusement s
instruction oiyouth, by Priscilla Wakefield
With variety of other articles too Re.
d,oas 10 mention. and a general assor,-
nent ofCHlLDREN's BOOKS.
81 Country merchants and others sun.
PiIeo on the iowestterms. Apl. I5.-f2
10 be Sold, upon the premises, FOR read, o,ors1,
on monday the 24,h of June next, sgree,bie 70
the last viii and testanen, of Col JoRn Boswell
dec tor The payment of Btitish Debrs,
BOSWELL's DINA RY
/NCLODING rearfJtce hundred ereyes offSe nd.
Joining Land 75is Land is called ne 6est for
So6edf IN t3e state Of Yiginia beiozp t5e Blue Rioc
nes near roe Healing Sb'ingsia Louisa and Is coes;.
fe,ea good and crossing stand far vay;ou, f;U,
81 business 7oose baving Claims of rte above de-
se,tptoH are ,equesfed 10 make rbea, Iuozua N ,Se
subscriber. aHdV6elber ev;dsaleca6y judgmeat. bond
o. open account
, ToHN NICHE. If,n,y 9th III.
! IpyH 1919 1905 "'S'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-10

lust RECEIVED,
By /eboaaer ALIRT, from BosToN, aad far Sale
5y
FAXOM, METCALF & Co.
so tons Platter Paris
50 barrels New-England Rum
hogt eads do. do.
20 barrels No. and Beef
50 do. Pork
6 pipes Hollands Sin
do. Cogniac Brandy
loo Reams Wrapping Paper
ALs, a
II general aDortmsnt Of Shoes.
July 4. cow
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WILLIAM OK L E 7

WILLIAM OK L E Z
HAS ON HAND,
Which be will d1psG Of en- terms a3vAnf9gt'"
10 The baye5ele,s, far eatse notes.
The following Articles, VIZ.
Supefrne and l:cond cloths
Kerfeymeres and fwanuowns
BearGins and fearnonghts
DuraRts and callmancoes
Bomoazets and wildbores
Common and boipd camblets
Silk, cotton, and worried hoaery
Englifh extra long elk gloves
Silk twilt and thread
Diaper and common tapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed .narfeilles
Lace,, edgings and gimps
Elegant black and white lace wells:
Patent DO. do.
Satin peelong and fix handkerchiet'
~, o.S, and Ga Cambrick mufira
India Jacouet do.
Fus,ians, buckram, Sc. &c.
ALSO,
A few bales Of Negro Caddies, and one tfunk
ELK and cotton lings.
January 7.
~ n CO.. clam
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N Q T ! c E.

The fublcriber intending hortly to
remove TO Kentucky, requeas all perfons having
claims againa him TO bring them forward, pro
perIy authenticated, tor payment; and all thole
indebted to him are requefed TO pay their re.
fpeaive accounts previous to the 6rf day OF Au-
QUIT next, TO him or Mr.. James MILAN, IN Alex.
andsis. Thofe failing to comply as above, need
not expect any further indulgence.
William MILAN,
Fairfax County, (virginia)
Jure 20. 2a#3w,iswiHAas'
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The highelt price given for clean
Linen Rags, by the Printer hereof.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-10
T. u MISC RA E N,
H4E 4LLHT REGEYED

the latef impoftations, in Phia.
delphia and Baltimore.
-AMcNC WHICH ARE
Super6ne cloths and cooured cambricks,
caGimeres, Dimltes,
Cotton cahimeres, GA o.S, Cambrick
White and oolourea mullins,
leans, nankecns and India, book, jaconet
tutians, and null null, null
Long and lhort nam Inns,
keens, Colonade and eroaoar-
Blue do. red fried eambrick
White and coloured ditto,
marfeiHes, Lace,
Waitc,ating, GA, Lace lhawls,
"A rs, 1rilh lin. Long ditto,
mems, long lawns, Snper brocaded do.
III 7.s, Shifting cot, Englilh and French elk
ton, gloves.
Irih and Flanders meet Kid ditto,
ing, Pic nc mitts,
Plattillas, EngIilh fplit f5raw bon.
Brittanias, nets,
Silefias,l Madras and baadanna
Silk, cotton and thread handkerchiefs,
hohery,i Bartas,
Diaper table cloths, Mammod:es,
Napkins, Garrahs, sc. &c.
Chintz calliooes and
All Of which he has determined to
fell at the mott reduced prices.
May rs.
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publit Sale.
On FRIDAY next,

On FRIDAY next,
o..lock. will be fold: at the Vsndue Store,
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4. hhd.. and bis. French Brandy in pipes
|f;in il pipes and bis.
|wb;Ikey ana Apple Bandy IN DIS.
|s,o,r in bids. tiercss and bis.
vnDs.' and brown Soap and in boxes,
Mould and dipt Candles J
D ,;Gus in k.gss boxes and Jars,
Fies in kegs and trails, SIS
ns..n'. Ware in crates,
|H0LJSEHOLD FURNITURE
&c.---ALso,
la Variety of DRY GOODS, &
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerfemeres,
! nofHs., Plains, Kerleys, Negro cottons,
&s.,p,s. EIaRicks, blue Friezss,
\ c.inancoss, RuiIels, Yarn Stockings,
&Cbiatzes and Caliicaes,
$Irifh Linens, Silefa do. -
O.nabua and Ticklenbufgs.
Muslin and Muslin Handkefcbiess,
Iad;, Ma.lins and Table Clothes,
gandauaa Handkerchiefs,
colour'd Threads, Hai and sundIy Other
Pdihp G. MarlasVsr.
Dec. 20. 60.