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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-29
c. Il N D L E S.

The Subscribers have received a
con6gnment Of 100 boxes Of Mould c ANDLEs,
the quality, Of which is aassd TO be extraordinary
For lak BY
Robert T. Hooe, g Co..
az Who with to draw on Bolton,
for few thouland Dollars at fhoft
fight.
May I6. eosf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-29
pUBLIc SALE.

SY virtue. Of 4 Deed of Trulf from
i n G. yowslL Is the fubfefibsi, viii b
ia i = o'clock, on the ye day sfs ae'sf'
It hsecoHee.sIoufs in Alexandra, for ready
money, ss i. o..
D., wsisi, t1ensv ;s.ing houfe aa'ris, front.
No On Faiisfss Greet 90 feet inch, and exteni.
in, back i ss feet S inches.
30 dtIaJy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-29
E) or C. 4 ITO M.

TT. WILBAR bcgs leave, respectfully !. to
i inform The inhabnarsso Of Alexandra, and
lis vicinity, thai, at the requeA 9: many OF his
friends, he has reduced his terms of tuition to
Fi0e Dsllars per quarter and One Dollar en-.
Iasce.
M B. He. willbaye fonfe vacant hours, which
he purpoles filling up in private teaching. fo'
term. apply az his Academy, oppodre the fore
OF Mr.. Joba K;neaid, King erect; where, be
has for fale, quantity of excellent Pens, iomr
car for the afs Of young Ladies Others for the
counting houfc.
eAr The Store ard lower Floor Of the house
he Occupies, to rent very cheap. -fE5
Iuae H.. cost6s zsw I'm
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-21
NORFOLK, Sep.emberi7.

!. Captain Davis, arrived here on o 'sa,;on
from Amsterdam, with his usual a" :. 1,y
favored US with DutchPapers late '" .,,rIs
--,hev do no, contain scarcely an ar' .Sa,
worthy noticing. Captain D. says, ,,;uu.
active preparations, as usual, are .o Of
ed for the long contemplated 'nya s., he i
England--,hat 9 sail Of the line, u u.;,S hun,
command of admiral de WINTER " Of
.dreds of transports, having thou' a.. out.
troops on board. had dropped INTO s w
~er road, of the 1'exel! Capt. u O, ,srei,,
dispatches from Mr.. bourne' ,o o,s,rrdsq,
agent for the United States at a nS'-.
for our government
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-21

The prmcipalesrt 81 by, s,.,
on a visit to the Regency q s gaaa s's
which we have some points Of di aals, Win
ADJUST. II will probably take u. b
Inc bafbafy states. Should ,hsn s 'our Of
'ee've any orders to leave the Ms My aot 1t,
an they will winter at Syracus. seai'1srraqe
soon pc safely moored within o., ' "a: iaSy
bours.! ou' ownhar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
Weanesdau. ke6rilaru 90.

We01cSoay, Fe0T1IdTy 2Os -.
Present the Managers and house ofre-
Personalities, and the counsel Of Judge
Chase.
Thomas Hall, a witness on behalf of the
Managers, was examined.
Mr. Early, one of the Managers, rose
about ! O'Clock, and took comprehen-
sive view of the several charges contained
IN the articles of Impeachment, and the
testimony adduced in their support. Hav-
ing closed his remarks short time be-
fore 2 O'Clock.
MIR Campbell, likewise one of the Ma
nagers, followed him. Having spoken a.
bout an hour and a quarter, and closed the
view of one brapch of the subject, he sta
ted that he felt indisposcd, and asked the
siodulgeHoc OF a suspension of the trialbe-
fors ne proceeded 10 make his additional
reruarks.
The court adjourned for half am hour.
Having resumed their sittisgs, Me Camp
beif's indisposition continuing, the court
adjoursisd till .he next day at ten O'Clock
a. vi.
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N r mo rHE n.

WHO fed me from her gentle bres.t
And hush'd me in her arms 70 r,.s,
Aud on my cheek swee, Kisses or,.s,,
My Mother.
I VINO was 1t sang swee, Iuiisby,
( And ruCk'c me That l should not crvf
My Mother:
| When sleeping on my cradle bed,
Aud tears OF sweet affection shed
Ny Mother.
When pain and sickness made me cry,
VINO gazed upon my heavy eye
And wept for fear that L should die
Ny Moiber:
Who dressed my doll in clothes SO paw.
And laugh, me pretty how 10 play,
And minded all I'D go, 10 say
MY Moihse.
Who ran to heb me when ieif,
And would some pretty story ,eII,
Or kiss the place 10 make il well;
80. My Mother.
Who taught my infant lips 10 play,
10 love Gods nols book and dsy.
And walk in wisdom's pleasant ways
My Mother.
And can ever cea,e to be
Ahectionate aid kind TO the,
Who was so very kind 10 me,
My Mothers
All. no the thought cannot bear,
And if God please my life 10 spare,
l hope shall reward thy care,
My Mother.
When thou art feeble, old, and grey,
My healthy ann sheiibe- thy stsy.
And l will soo,h thy pains away,
80, Ny Mothers
a.. And when see thee hang thy head,
iwiii be my turn 10 WATCH ,hyh he'd,
And tears OF sweet affection shed
My MothenE
For God Who lives above the sizes.
W ouid lock with vengeance ii, his eyes.
II should ever dare despise
Ny Mother
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
Fsen wAsnrsaron err, February %.

We are possessed of Madrid Gazette
of the I4th Decembcr, which Contains a
copy Of the Spanish Manifcs,o. da,ed on
the 18th of same month, respecting the
war with Great Britain. IL concludes
with the Kings's determination 70 make
war against Great Britain, without the
usual solemn declaration. and publication,
inasmuch as the English Cabinet began,
and continues the war withou, debating
it. In general, it charges the latter with
a predetermined hostility, aud with de-
ceiving Spain, with respect to its views.
We shall, perhaps publish translation
Of this important paper in our next.
-. MAJ. Hafef
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

cover mares At fitty DOLLAR,
the season, the money to be sent with the mares
or One Hundred Dollars by INSURANCE. the mo
ney foi the insurance 70 be paid in October. and
returned in every instance where rhe mare shall
not prpve to have been in fozl. (except the pro
pcrty ,hall be changed) and all mares sent to Di-
oned last season, which proved nor TO have been
In foal are at liberty to come this season grasis
Notes of hand for the insurance viii be expected,
to accompany the mares The season corpmen-
ces abe lst of March, and ends the LIST of August
The pastures and Enclosures are good and sc.
cure the strisiest attention viii be paid all
mares particularly those in foal and those with
colts. who shall have Enclosures suitable to their
condi ion--no responsibility for escapes or zc-
cidents
The great size, figure and performances OF, !
the turf. added TO the high prices which his colts
command. gives him a decided superiority ever |
any stallion in America |
To say nothing of the number of Ills colts.
who won in 1903, (the first season they appear. |
ed on the turf, which greatly surpassed I'm mum
psr} those OF any other horse. although he came !
20 America many years after several stations of !
nigh fame-n 1904 we find Mr. Taylce's Ham
intonian winning FIVE times. Mr. uoores's Peace
Maker four times. MIR Seideu's Lavp,ia three
times and Sting four times, MIR Wyiies Mask
twice. MIR Balls Florisel, three years old, win
ning two sweepstakes, which produced his own
er 400 dollars, and many orher rood racers.
Mr. Ball has refused FOR this colt 500 dollars
-Hamln,onian was sold in MAY last for 1000
doiiars-Pesce Maker was sold in Oaober iasr
tor 200 doIlsrs--Lssinia in November for 300,
aud 1000 refused for Ssing.
PEDIGREE,
1. DlOMED was got 10y Forize. Zone of the
best sons of King Herod) his dsm by Spectator,
ss.er 10 Juno. 1.-THE dam of Dragon and Young
Eelipse). his grAndam (sstef to Horatius. by
Blank . his stear grandsn, Feathers dam. and
ru'l sister 70 the gfandam of cygnet and Bios
SON. by Childers, our of Miss He.vor. by Grey |
Grsntham, Paget, Turk, Betsey Perciya, Leeds, !
Arabian MILES SKIDEN
Tree Hal Jan 5th. 1905 ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

1t will be observed from a perusai or
the proceedings in the House Of Repre.
seniatives of the United States on The
Yazoo Claim, published in last Saturdays
Argus, that the opponents to this iniouit-
Gus clam. we've driven into the business
unprepared and sorely against their incIi-
nations, after repeated attempts to obtain
pos'ronement; that Mr.. John Raadolph.
who rs in weak state of health, OCCASION
ed probably by the incessant lators of the
present session, could not even be induip-
ed with a poslponement ill the next day.
but was compelled to go into the subject,
by a small but imperious majority doubt.
less we'll disciplined before-hard) merely
because they thought him unprepared.
But what was the conduct of this same
pirtuous majority Immediately after The
delivery of the elegant and impressive
speech of Mr.. R.--Why truly they insist
ed OF, an adjournment, and did Instantly
adjourn, beiag SO discom6teda a, the time,
we presume, as TO be afraid to attempt
reply. They no doubt retired to their clio
sets; and we find that one of their csao,-
fsfons, the celebrated MIR. Elliott, entered
the lists the next day. His speech with
Mr.. Lucas's reply shall be given in Satur.
days Argus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

800 ACRES lying in the county Of
Granville and state Of North CsrolinA. about
mules from Tayos's bridge the Sau,h side Of
ar Hives, and On the rosa from Granville court
mouse to Raleigh--Near TWO hundred acres of
Which is cleared and snasr teleys1ble improve
mei..s- va the West sies OF the said road there
are Two PL AHrArIONS zach of which h.,
toiersble dwelling mousse ard other nees ssary i'm
pfovenents-And on the EasE side there Is ..
pLA NJ ALTON. good dwelling hou.e, large
barn, ktchen. spinning houss, & other necessary
hoases' with an Orchard and good garden. The
qna'ity and soil Of ,his land IS well adapted to the
culture Of corn. wheat sndrobacco The suoasri
Der will sell the whole or separate parcels. as
may best suir the purchasers. For terms
apply to
February 9TH, 1905 Us
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
rnn supstRisrks orfsR foS SALE.
Their PL LIMITATIONS

In the county Of Chesterfield. lying ON both sides
OF the man road leading 10 the Town OF Nan.
chester and distant thereirom about IL nliles ard
about 10 from Goodies bridge rae two ,rass
adjom each orher and contain about $50 acres
th's land iswell wasesed. being bounded by + AL
ins creek and has few aeres ~ excellent nea.
dow grounds on both traas ,hese ara good bsild-
ings and snch as would accommodate rxo g. ii.
lies; these is also good orchard For terms ana
viewing the premises apply to sithsr of the sub
scribers.
Tiiian Baker.
James Baker.
Chestsrrsti Fat ooI 1oos a..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

TUE ruslerbe1s Will offer fcr pubic SAFE. or toe
premises, on the third Tuesday is Harch. be-
ing the fgth, Gf not previously Opposed Of BY
private tsTgain)
Tint Vaiut6ie and 1vell Rno1on mn,
Lying on Failing creek near Falling geek church,
in the county OF Chesterfield aud within ~ miles
of the town Of Maaches,er--the miii is in good
repair and works pair Of Burr & Cologne stones
There is stisched to the mill absu, six acres of
LAND The acighborhcod 0f the mill is ,hickly
settled add the custom considerable. Possession
will be gwen on the 6rst 81 Oaobsr next. and he
terms of payment are. oae half in hand and the
balasce 10 Two equal annual payments. the bur
chaser giving bond win approved security f.,
the balance. Those who may be inclined to n,,r
chase. viii be shewn the premises on application
TO James or William Baker.
Jobn Baker. TVr,. Baker.
1hos. Batter. lance Aak,r
Cbcs,srieid, Feb, 22d, 1905. A..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

/ ed during the course Of the trial, and de.
claring his full reliance upon their impair
TALLY and justice; and concluding with
the request that he might be permitted to
retire.
Mr.. Harper added that for several days
fit OF the govt had been coming on the
Judge, which had 50 far progressed as 10
disable him from further atiendance--not,
however, insimating any wish on that acs
count to Interfere with the progress of the
trial.
The President observed that the pre-.
sence of the fudge, was not, according TO
the rules OF the'senate, required.
When Judge Chase Immediately with.
drew.
Mr.. Randolph then (about I o'clock)
in the name OF the Managers requested a
postponement of the trial until tomorrow,
that the gentlemen who should open the
argument on the part of the house Of re-
personalities might be enabled to colIate,
compare and digest the testimony offered.
The counsel for Judge Chase said they
did not ask, though they should not OPP
pose The delay.
Nothing further being offered, the Pre-
sident put the question whether the senate
would retire, which was carried.
It was previously stated by the Siana-
gers and counsel, on enquiry from the
chair, that the case would be opened by
the managers, replied to by the counsel
for Judge Chase, and closed by the mana
gers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
Lard, Lots d I enen, entt.

Or such part OF them may be necessary 10 nav
the said deb' and interest, with me charges and
expense of sale. f
An es.a'e o. plantation, inshe cosnty Gooch-
land. called COLES, containing by ESTIMATION
fifteen iuidised aevcs. be she sasne more or less
lying on the waters of Byrd creek, ami purcha,.
ed BY the said David Ross Of tue representatives
of James Cole, Of Wiiiis,n Cole and iohn Hughes.
ana adjoining the lands of Richard Adams and
samuel Richardson. according to its known bcm-
aaries IS held b. the said D as id Ross I,so ~,
so'iowing Lots he scwn q Columbia Fiuvan.
ma county 70 VIZ: Lot No. 6J, IN which I'm,
war-sonse IS bum No. rs. on which 10 a sor.-
nouse' now or iae rs the occupation OF yoh,
Forbes. No. ~ nov or late in the sce,,na,;o,, :,
] Strother No 16 now or Lave IL RI 49,.
zion Of Mrs. Price
The sale sill take pace at John Napier's IA.
ysrn. IN he town of Columbia. on Tkursjay he
2Sth day OF Hexs month; and The lands ana ,e,e.
nen,s Aforesaid wilbc ser up in thar order wiich
shai' appear b>sr 10 suit rhc purchasers and ms.
nenshciai 10 The parhes concern L.
JOHN WICKHAkf
BEN MOSBY, (Tus,,.s..
February IS, 1905 a.
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RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.
THirteensh Day's Drawing.

Thirteenth Day's Drdsvfrg.
Prize Of 1000 doars--No. 2769. being the FIRST
blank after 2O00 Nos. were drawn; and which
No. was not sold.
Prize of 500 aoIIars--No. 28l0--not sold.
Prizes of 800 doiIars--Nos. S0l9 1863.
Prizes Of 100 doars--Hos. 1879 1904.
Prizes Of ~ doliars--Nos. 544 1905 743
2oi8 os7 2720 2773 $500 1888 1850 2f62 2055
o22 2650 1892 2S71 1886 27o3 28I4 I142
2o0l 2i29 2722 $50 1885 568 1888 s45 3s7f
$500 '574 $3.50 o16 1905 re 1913 2O30 1852
2s6 1915 477 1900 1889 1910 2177 2866 400
1878 $40 3le7 2938 1866 4o4 2402 s46l 247O
293t 1929 554S 1850 9o' 3SO2 1861 1910 642
1853 781 1892 428 1888 1907 1857 228 26lo
20o1 $3.50 1857 $3.50 sl7 $50 1903 o3i 1876
1888 827 1888 1869
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
Land ter Public Xalr.

hH the 29th day OF the 9Th month (April, !
~ nexr, II the residence of the subscriber. SIX
miles below Jonesbosough, on Little Lime atone
In washington county. stare of Tenuessre goo
Acres. ine.nding the said residence, beng one of
the msss commoaious country seat, on ONE Of the
most unborn miil-streams in the state with a
saw mill, nail manufa taory and o.her water ,x,,L
Ia valuable orchard, ~ or IL ACRES of yatered
meadow < abcu, as much ether Gle ar land a .tane
dveiinghouss and springhcuse, framed barn
aild other buildings. IN healthy and popuIous
settlement. r'
And l50 Acrss, about d miles from the abov.
win above ~ acres cleared, and chief of il rich
bottoms two extraordinary spring., small orch
ara, aIog dweiiinghcuge and some other buildings
Ana also, 10, OF two in Leesburg lime
VIII be gwen for the chief of the money but sor,c
must be pad down. and some may be dischatved
fall 90 '~~'
And, az the sanictinfe. will he offered for SALE
abont7 years of the time of Black Man. who
IS bound TOO 10 years. and has served par, az the
Tune at The mailing business And Horses. C,t,I-
sheep, Smiths Tools, Grindstones, Loom. C.lor<
Desk, Drawers, Chests, Barrels and nranv or.
asticlts. The sale Of the whole to begin ar o
O'Clock on TIE above said day. Aud,
40 ACRES OF LAND.
IN Green eouaty, Belonging to John and Thomas
e'iis, will be oiesed az public SALE on the 9th
day OF the same month on the premises with a .
bout 30 acres cleared, 4 good springs, Q settle.
inen,s, with good orchards &c. The terms gill
be nearly the same as the other land
THOMAS EMpREE.
1ss 10 7ih. 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

Tuesday, February l9.
The court was opened at 10 o'clock,
~ M.
Mr.. TiIghman was called in and exa-
,ined respecting the mode of procedure
f the circuit courts ofthe United States.
When the counsel for Judge Chase pro-
.edcd TO examine witnesses relative 10
rat article OF the impeachment which is
,unded on the charge delivered at Balt,-
iore.
Thomas Chase, -------- Moore, Judge
Jersey, John Puryiance, Nicholas Price,
,mes p. Boyd, william McMeachip,
VILLAIN Gowane, John Campbell and
F,iiiam Cranch, were examined.
Mr.. Harper then adduced sundry char
IS OF Judges, containing political matter,
shcw that for the last thirty years such
,argcs had been very usual ; he particu-
riy cited charge OF William Henry
rayton, chief Justice Of South Carolina,
liyered April 53d, i775; arecommcn.
ton of the executive council OF Penn
lvsnis, in the year 1885, to The judges
inculcatc certain principles and mea-
res, conceived 10 be conducive to the
orals AID general welfare Of the conf
lnity /; charge Of Judge Iredell, DELI
red in 1909; charge delivered by chiei
stce M'Kesn, on tse 27th November,
on TO a grand Jury, relative 10 matters
nceyed TO be Iibellous, which we're pub
he'd by William Goblet and an address
ely made to the legislative council oil
zrleans by Governor Claiborne.
Thomas Hall, witness summoned by
he managers, but absent when he was
<,lledin the regular course, was sworn and
sxamiped, relative 10 the charge deliver
cd at Baltimore.
George Hay, ID. M.Randolph, and John
Montgomery we're further examined prin-
sipalIy in explanation Of their previous
testimony.
The testimony having been closed on
he part OF Judge Chase, Mr.. Harper rose
and in the name &c Judge Chase, read a
ssitieD paper Of the Judge. stating tha, in
sossequcnce Of severe indispostion, he
vas unable any longer 20 keep his sea, II
he court--expressiog bis thanks 10 the
~ssl, for the patience they had manifest
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
HIGH COURT or IMpEAcHMENT
MoadeY.. Rre6ruary Is.

lzoHddYS FTc5TudTy ID.
The court was opened at 10 O'Clock,
a. NJ. '
Present the Managers, accompanied by
the house of representatives. and
Mr.. Chase. attended by his counsel.
William Rawle, Edmund Lee, Philip
':ooeb, Cunning Bedford, Nicholas Van
iyke, Archibald Hamilton, John Hall, Sa-
nuei Moore, Wyndcr, and Judge
Wiaehester, we're examined on the part
,f Judge Chase.
When the court rose about 3 o'clock.
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Tote sofa for 1sady money,

fSpursusnee OF a desdot rusSfSom Dsri5 soas,
Esq IN order raise thesurr1 OF four ,,,,saas
niis fIurd'ea aisd tort, rw doiass and fcss, Two
cents. with n,eress thereon, TO b. c9r,pu 81 az
Ter tf'e rate ct hve per oeiurn per anui.ir,. ron
the 18th day of this month due front he said Da-
vid Ross, 70 the trustees If J,r,ies Dualop, DEC.
the following =. ~'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

joshua Nettles, and Richard Denniss,
the younger, who were convicted ofmur-
der at tic last court ofsessions, were exe-
cuted at Charleston, on the sth inst. be-
tween the hours Of IL and 2 o'clock, a.
greeably to their sentence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
FOURTH OF MARCH.

EVO N n o< IVA AIN AAs
TICKETS to the festival az the Eagle Ia.
yern, may be had Of the following gentlemen
who have been sppointvd committees Of arrange
ment by public meeting of Republican Cirizens
held at the Capitol
Gen. Mosely. Major Wm. Price.
J. n. Foushee, VIM Coodwya,
g. Al M.Rae, Thos l. Preston.
in. Clarke. Henry l.. Brscoe,
Lewis Harvie. Vim. Brown,
Sam Pieasan,s, II. Gervas Sforrs.
Benjasuin Tate, Joseph Selden,
Robert Mitchell, George w So,ith.
- 4 communication from roe Edifor q roc En-
qEirer ruas recased late jor RIBS days Paper.
II sbaa appear az soon az fssn6ic.
TEX cxLEBRArxD HiGu-sLooDxD EN-
cLIsH HORSE,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
STATE or THE WHEEL.

1850 Tickets undrawn.
Total gain Of the wheel $3.50 dollars.
Tickets raised 10 10 dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
Thursday, Rsbruary 81.

PRESENT the Managers, attended by The
house. and the counsel Of Jadge Chase.
The court was opened alto O'Clock A.. N.
Mr. Campbell closed his femaks in a
speech of about three quarters of an hour
in length; and was followed By Mr..
Clark, who spoke about quarter of an
hour terminated the opening ofthe case
on-ihe part of the house of represents
tiyes.
MIR. Hopkinson, counsel for Judge
Chase, then made a speech of about three
hours and a haIfin length, on that article
of the impeachment which is founded on
the trial of Fries; when the court rose
at about three o'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

On Thursday arrived, at New York,
from Naniz, the ship Penelope BY this
arrival the latest news from France has
been received, the Paris papers being To
The 18th December. Noimportant infor.
nation. however, is furnished, and the on
~ article of interest Is the annunciation Of
the consent OF Turkey to acknowledge Boz
naparte as emperor Of the French. The
Paris papers are almost exclusively occu-
pied with matter relating to the corona
ton of Bonaparte. Spain continued 10 be
afflicted WITH famine, and the plague had
extended to Italy and other parts conligu-
Gus to the Mediterranean.
(.durora.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
D 1 o M f D.

TEIs extraordipar; horse. in
as high health and vigor
as he has ever been since his
arrival in America. withstand
the ensuing season atmy sta
Bile. three miles below Rich
mond. on James liver, and
L. ~
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WilEdni Baker.
James Baker.
Dos. It.
LAND FOR SAl.E.

cheatsr6ela. Feb. 22d. 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-09

JAMES SANDERSON
rs received 10 addition 10 his,lstt general luP-
Pas which he Willicll, by the qaansity, We.
yloH and on liberal credit;
10 pipes 4th proof Cogniac Bran
~
I pqachtoas fscond proof Antigua Rum.
70 barrels Nav England ditto.
) pipes par ocular Teneriffe Wine.
ahfpiesdo. do. do.
. Gales ciares, aud half DOZEN in each.
9 boxes belt London MuRara, Is dozen
'ah.
q Do, 90. Double Gloucester Chceie.
'ahagheads Black Quart Bottles.
1850,
!! q hoSlheads Virginia TOBAC-
" now in fore.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-09
3 pipes well aavcr'd Holland

Sa
B s, calks Datch Linfeed Oil,
bales German Ticklenburgh
cal. Britannias,
Do. Platillas Royal,
|uIt Imported from Rotterdam,
II the brig Nancy, Spaldsag,
AND FOR SALE By
T. 6 z. Kozoel5,
WHO HAVE IN STORE.
A few pipes old Madeira Wine, tit
y Immediate ulr,
Three hhds. old Grenada Rum,
Three csks Clover Seed,
Ten pipe, 4th proof Spanih Brandy.
| - ta gsUsn for Otter and
Mini SKINS.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-09

The highca price given for clean
Linen Rags, by the Printer hereof.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-09
TO RE Mt.

Ind immsdsate Po0slEon gisfn,
!. A CONVENIENT and very plea
1 \ fea,ly Gtuated dwelling houfe on Falrisx
Aree., sccommodated with a large ga.den.---
For terms apply 10 JOHN LLOYD.
Inne 70. 53s eosf