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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25

J IN a Quarterly Court continued asd held
for hng y Qneen county, az me Court
house, on Friday ME iSih IT -Novrnider,
1903.
Edmuad Lynes pitt $
Againa 9
Sally Gayle, Matthew Gayle. Thomas Gayle,
Robert Gayle and Am Gayle
rE,sE defendant Robert Gayle. not having en-
tered his appearance and given fscurity ae.
cording TO the aG of afenibly and the rules Of
this court, and il appearing TO the fatsfaefion Of
the that he is not an inhabtant of this coun-
try; oa the motion of the pltf by his attorney,
Isi. ordered, that the faiG Robert Gayle do appear
here on the 6rf day Of March court next and an
fwer the pi,fs bill and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inlerted in fome one Of the public
rcwfpsPers printed in the city Of Richmond for
two months fuceelivcly, and alto ported at the
trout door Of the eourthoufe Of this county.
A CoPy-Teae.
WILL. TODD, D. C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25

AT Court of Quarterly session, con-
tinued and held for Surry county,
March the 9Sth. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25
THR sUsscsfsRR oFFERs FOR SAFE,
A TRACT OF LAND

AZ L HAJ l. tJf LAND,
~ Halifax county, lying on Staun'on river. con.
= taining about nine hundred or one thousand a.
cres (as Ills beiievei). BY late survey there
arctwo hun,itea and twenty. five acres of low
grounds; the high land was not surveyed at that
time. Aboo, one half Of the purchase money win
be required in cash the pay nient OF The remain
der may be postponed one or two years.
John b. Scott. :
Halifax. April. 1905. w2m.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25
Fisher O. l.esueur,
Save ,vsr nEcEvEp A LAacs suppLy or
GROCERIES,. viz.


Maseovado Sugar to, Gloves. Nu,c,ers
Best Green Coffee Mace .ra C,,.;,
Double and Single re. Madder B,;r,s,cns
~ naso 'oai sugar Alum & Coppsrss,
ne,Sn mosasses < tr.k'c Spanish and Benga
oa Antigua. jamaica, Indigo
San,scruz, St. Kits spes,nsSs,i Oil
aud N. z. Rum Colorinr
Osd cogniac Brandy Picked Salmon an,
Holland Gin Goldfish
Madeira, Port, Sherry, New York Candies s
Tcneviae and Mala- Soap
"a Wine Cuu-powder
Bottled Port & Claret ! Patent Shot from to
Caldwell Frasure &co's BID
superiIne Chocolate Thomas Leiper's SnnH
Young Hyson, Souch- Marcouba ditto
ong, Imperial. and Porter Corks
few canisiers con GIN Cases
raining 4 Ii lbs. Demyohns
Gunpowccr Tea Cur quart and pint De-
Scotch Barley canters
Fresh Oil and Olives piain.qt & half pt. do.
Basker Salt Plain and cut, half pint.
Fresh Mustard pint gut. Tumbers
Spanish Scgars Cut Jelly Glasses
Martinique, Noyau < China Bowls from pint
bordeaux Cordisls. TO quart
SoxRaisins & Almonds Tea and coffee Cups &
Race and ground Gin. Sauoers
gei, Pepper. Pirnen- Patent Night Lamps.
ALSO, a QUANTITY OF
German Oznd6ures 50 7fckleHbmps.
An which were selected for this market, by
James Fisher, and win be sold. wholesale and re-
tail, on moderate terms.
I,ebHcaf. iNa,e5 27. 1905. wifi
WHEAT FAN & Woven WIRE
N.d.NUF.dcZORY,
No z, Rr;dsestreef, fair doors NORTH of Gri1fsb,s
Bridge. Baltimore.
yVTHERE are made and sold. WHEAT.
& w Fms, FIRST quality ROLLING and other
ScRHHNS, for wheat, barley flax-seed, &c.;
E5ND RIDDLES and .SIEVES. for coal,
corn, barley, wheat, rye, oats, meal, brick dust,
fax seed, clover seed, cookie, lime. sand. &c. !;
SRAKPS for Indian meal WIRE SAFES
WOVEN WIRE for windows, &c &c.
AMOS SMITH,
(Formeriy WEST q SKINNY
N. q. A good assortment on hand
AIRY OF the above articles will be delivered in
Richmond, Con short notiee) ar the same prices
rs at the mandatory exclusive Of freight on
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS ay SON,
Near the Bason. of whom the prices may be
krown-who have now on hand. Wheat Fans,
Wbeat and Lime sispes, and 1feai Sieres, &c. of
= superior quality
P.S. WIRE SIZES. and a few ton. BAR
IRON on band.
li,h Mo. lst. 1901 wifi
PUMFREY q FITZNVHYLSONN,
Boog-BINDgRS u STAqIoNERs,
NAIE-srREEr T, RlcuMoEp:
HAVE now on hand, and offer FOR sale, on
L n the very loves, terms, general assor,-
meng Of STATIONARY. consisting Of
All kinds Of Writing Sealing Wax, WATERS,
Paper. Shining Sand.
nxPowder. Japan Ink .Pounce & Sand Boxes.
Tor records, / Penlenives of toe Sys,
Qnd's and ready made quality, Be. &c &c.
Pens, :,
Also, gTes, variety of BLANK BOOKS
adapted TO th- purposes of Merebants, q; ades
men, S5eigs. Public Offices and Pripafs Gentle
rien made of thevery best materials. in z hand
some and substantial manner, and warranted
May z. 1905 SAT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25
HE defendant Charles Gray. no

u|iShusAut ShdfiSs NTray, not
having entered his appearance and given
security according 10 the att of the General As
sembly OF Virginia and the rules of this court !,
and It appearing 10 the satisfaction of the CONT
shat he IS not an inhabi,ant of this common.
wealth On The motion of the piains,ff b. his at
torney, IL Is ordeied, ihatth sail defendan, DO
appear here on the fourth Tuesday in August
next and answer The bin of the plain,iH and
that copy of this order be forthwith published
IN the Virginia Argus for two months success
sively, and that another copy be postedat tia
| front door OF this courthouse.
I A coDv--Teste
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25
o6acco Land for Sale.

Richmond, April 4th. aos. v,f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-24
FOR Etc N.
BERLIN, August 9.

Mr.. Wushrref has arrived here from
shs court .of the elcctor of Wurtem5erg.
1T is reported ehae-shesobject OF his mission
is 10 apply to the king Of Prussia 30 unite
the states of Wurtemberg 20 the armed
neutrality of the north, in the event Of the
renewal OF hostilities on the continent.
Bonaparte.is saidto have declared, that
he will not consent 70 any peace till Malta
is restored 20 the knights of ST. John Of
ssF rrusaem, and that bolv OF French
troops shah march fato the Neapolitan ter
ritories, assooa as any part of The Russiaa
stroops OUTS the republic of the Seven Isles.
An arrangement betwixt AusiriaS France,
at the expscce of Switzerland, istalked
of. The French charge 'afares atHesse
Cassel, intimated that, if; Mr., Taylor, the
Eaglish charge d'afaires, was nos dismiss
: ed from thas court inten days, he should
take his departure. The ten DAYS elapsed,
and Mr.. TAYLOR continues at Eesse Cas-
sci.
The Danish minister, Bernstorf, has
had frequent conferences with IA. Harden.
berg. The object of these meetings IS
unknown, as the projected marriage be-
,wixt the Priace Of Prussia and Princess
of Denmark, is not to take place.
AT Inc last order for recruiting the Aus.
TRAN army, even the Subjects OF foreign
5 powers arssnot spared. Several remon-
s,rances have been made on this suh]ect,
but without producing the desired sitee'.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-24

vile LuoiGS is deprived Of, all power
He has gone taa far in forwarding his bro
.ther's ambltioa 70 be suffered totecede.
He who would tell mai, whose idol IS
ambitioa, whsre;to stop, commits the most.
unpardonable offences. BY his marriage,
he has, probably, frustrated the schemes
Of the hero of the e,gatsensh century, for
the incorporation of his family with ,he ie.
gi,imate royal blood of Earepe. sLuclen
.aad Jerome might have been conveniently
matched with the daughters OF some un-
fortunate and degfaded~prmces OF. Europe,
who preferred an infamous dignity TO no
norable misfortune. This Lucien. how
ever may become troublesome fellow,
since his talents are acknowledged to be Tar
superior to .,he Josephs and Louises OF 81.
Cloud.
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aieraaur.a .DaaD auuertt5er.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a.
Confsderacg against France.

Some private letters have within these
few davs been received from PARIS, whicf
state, that scarcely day has passed f"r
some time back, in which courier has noE
been dispatched TO Germany, or arrived
from that country. Conferences have re-,
peatedlv been held between Ta'leyrani
and the Austrian, Prussian, and bavar,a'
ambassadors. 1t is confidently said, tna'
the language Of raleyrand towards o"u".
Cobentzel approaches nearer 70 the 'oh'
asd sfv!e formerly used 10 negotiations DC
tween independents and civilized states =
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LONDON. August %.

The Swiss officers, serving under Gen.
eral ST. Cyr, 10 the kingdom OF Naples,
and who we're lately dismissed by order of
Bonaparte, were degraded becauset they re.
fused to engage their men TO sign apeution
demanding the Incorporation of their coun-
try wish France. The SWISS brigades in
+ the Frsnch service are for the future 20 be
cficered by Ffenchmen, as well as the ba-
.savian regiments, wac are suseeclsd OF
Aah-Gal2 mania.
A dael tely took place at Ndr,zbourg,
be,wcea the young Baron de Hart, Canon
OF the Cathedral and Bavarisn Officer,
of the name of Zandt, attended by very
s;ngslar circumstances. Young De Hart
was playing at the Hotel OF bavarlawIth
>lieutenaEt Prince De Lowesstein, iieoten-
ant of lighr horse Zandt, aud M KleineTn.
herr native of Courland, and stu
deut az law. In the midst OF the game vi.
De Harf remladed lieueenant Zandt that
he ows d himel 8 crowns: the Other answer
ed. that he had discharged the debt. De
{. Harf persisting in his assertion, Prince De
/, Laweustein interfered, and said that abul-
!, les, alone could terminate the difference.
Taey agreed 70 fight, and the sabre was
chosen 70 decide the quarres. The duel
took place in the apartment of Prince Low
enstein, who had provoked IL.
The TWO aaversafies made 16thrnsts;
Zandt received two slight wo0nds The
Prince exclaimed that it would be shant
for al officer to stop there They resoiVed
TO continue the combat, and az the sabres
wee b.unfed, they sent for cutler to. re-
n:w h. edge. Ia the interval, De HAT
and Zandt assaiIed each other with so ma.
az invectives and opprobious expressions,
that itswas clear that they must fight until
one Of tkean was killed. AT the first thirst
Zand, was again wounded, bu, being AMI
mated bv the Princes voices he fell to with
redsubled vigor. AT length at the 31st as
SAINT The bsgon De Harf received curfrom
lie sab e, which pierced the breast, &pens-
traFed idtolhs lungs. He died theYnext day,
after cuff .riog the greatest agenies. land
has aasconded as well as his second, the
Prime De Lowensteiny & Klsinemberg, the,
second TO the unfortunate HART. The lat
ter is related co an il!ustrious and respecta-
bic family on the LETT bank of the Rhine.
I OOI L4uSiNNt ~ 'NttAeNt''
state Of exclusion from the Imperial favor
of Napel-an, who scans to forget all the
services that Lucien ever rendered him.
Those who renembsr-the activity of Luz
Glen in the council of Five Hundred, dar-
ing Napolson's expedition to Egypt, and
the consideration he thereby acquired in
the display Of considerable public talents,
and the very important part he played for
the usurper ar the sitting of ST. Cloud,
where even Napoleon is said to have DIS
closed something like the signs of erepida.
ton, may perhaps find some difficulty in
assigning the mere fact of his marriage as
sufficient cause for the displeasure OF the
soiSdssaat emperor. 1t is asserted, that
Ghes conduct pursued since his elevation 70
che. consulate by Napoleon. has been far
from agreeableto Lucien, who is supposed
so'haye sonasshing of republicanism, about
him. Bur this IS hardly worth enquiry,
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tanned in the article alladeded to, We VIII
not de,a,n our readers bv commenting on
them at present as We consider them TO
have, been sufficiently answered IN the OBJ
servatioas which We laid before rkr public
some time back, 90 thu report which was
then prevalent Of al approaching dssousi-
on of Parlimsnt. In day or swo, howe
yer, we may probably be induced TO make
some observations upon this particular sub.
icct.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-24
NEW YORK, O6ober Il.

Arrived, tie big Edwod. Aswafcr, OF New
Haven, in I9 tys from Fort Royal, Msrum.
que. Left hrig SpeedweI, .KoaP, 70 TAI 10 Two
dsystor Newburyport; ftt'f Sorne'fet, EhoceS'
in three weeks ior New Yo'k bugs Nancy
Duike,., for Sasm in five; Richmond, ter Fort
land in twenty; Argus, Whitney, OF Salem (;
Lucy, of Ph;ladclphis,t TO fail nexf day for ~
Thomas; --, Holt. Of NcwburyPort 'ch'f
----~, Davis, for Salcm in daysi brig l Ia
weller, az the windwsrd part, to ta'l tor ro't;
land in IS days 10 lar. 20, 50, was oosfoeo
by the Br;siih MP Lcsnder, and treated poIiEsH
r.. Lender about th- fame tine bOatded :args
black hip, under American colours, and ffsn
the courle Che afterwards Reered, lOppoied me
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y,,,eb a.ss had its 6rst movement, two
line Of battle ships belonging to It having
roms down into the outer roads. Ibis
s;re,,mstance, no doubt. gave rise TO the
renort brought by an American ship which
into Dover, that the Dutch squadron
had actuslly put TO sea
Sweden has bsen obliged by the remoa-
xr,nses of peassia, 70 d-clius the proacr.
ed subsidy IRON this country.
Portugal is stated to have purchased,
with the concurrence of this eountry, the
is,tf.eance of France 70 renlain neaual 10
the var, by yearly subsidy of six millions
of crusades.
sach was the activity of tbs Marine De-
nartment in Spain that twelve ships q, the
j,os were CON leted for sea duriag she laAt
.nontd, aud an equal number are to be e.
oupped within the present month.
The courts of Vienna, and Petersburg
are decidedly hostile to the intended crea-
ION Of a Monarchy IN Lombardy. Aus
s,ria has demonstrated in strong terms a.
eainst the change, as being costrary to the
.,ipula,ions of the treaw.of Laneville, and
we understand it is for the present deferred.
Prussia has Oh the contrary, recommend
ed the measure, as tendingto estsbtish the
tranquility of that country, and as barring
any views or claims which Austria may Gu
certain in regard 10 il.
The Frenca papers IN an article which
we published on Tuesday, stated, that the
French government would not undertake
partial operations, but would strike several
blows at Us OF once.
What viii the enemy of the financial sys-
TEN ofthis country say when We STATE, that
BIZ The beneficial operation of the Sinking
Fund, no less sum than 1,69s,92oL. 13s.
4a is at'presens applied, per quarter, 70
the reduction OF the national dsbt, and that
the sum already redeemed amounts 70
1l3,523,5 $685. sterling.
The emperor of France is about tc visit
Italy, accompanied by the Pope.
The Sheritfs of MIddlesex have been
committed to Newgate, for Illegal and cor
rupt conduct III the late election.
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[P5fs Phi. Gail
IN COMMON COUNCIL
Sd Nay 1906.

Sd Nay, 1906.
|. The committee appointed tor that pur-
pose reported an act for regulating the dl-
ties OF the keeper Of the psor and work
house in Alexandria, and for the better
government of the poor anA others COM
mitted TO the said souse, with amend
mems, which was rcad three times and
ordered to be laid before tnr mayor for bis
APPRECIATION.
The committee 10 whom was rcconHitted
the bill directing the manner OF auditing
the public accounts and 6xing the compen-
sation for that purpose, reported the said
bill with amendments, and the same hav-
ing been read three times was passed, and
ordered 10 be laid before the mayor for his
appreciation.
Ordered, That that part Of the mayors
communication which relates to The wharves
and docks be reported 70 committee CON-
sisting of Messrs. Dcuea!e, jauncy and
M'Ainnev.
Ordered, That the loan obtained from
the bank Of Potomac by virtue OF a former
order OF this counc, be appropriated as
follows, viz. two hundred dollars OF the
same to the supper, Of the poor house i;
one hundred and fifty dollars of the same
TO the support of the outdoor pensioners !;
and the residue of the same to the cleaning
of the streets and allies and that the trea-
surer do draw the same from the bank az it
is required for the aforesaid specific pur-
poses and no other.
Oraered, Ina, Messrs. Mckinney, Jones
and Deneale be committee 70 consider
the propriety of amending the Law for re-
gu!a,ing and paving the .treess and report
by bill or otherwise.
Ordered, That the sum Of three hundred
dollars per aunum be allowed the keeper OF
the new poor house to be paid quarterly,
and such diet for himself and family as is
generally furnished for the use of dc
house.
Test,
JAMES NJ. M'REA, c. c.
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Afav ,.

IN Prince, aee, H"hr Gyeet, ALEXANDRIA,
By JOHN SELLERS;
yyyI1O begs leave to inform the ladies and
w gentlemen Of Alexandria and the ada.
cent towns aud county, that he builds and re-
pairs church, chamber, ard barrel Organs; alto
n,ak-s and repairs Harpdchotds, Piano Fcrtes,
ofssoiztd ard pisn, snd has on hand, FIR fs'e,
Victims, Flutes, Flies. Reeds, Strings, SC. 80
ai9orsu.ent Of Mat, coo6Rias of Songs, Socrates,
Doets, inRrntt.ons Cor the 5ifercnt infrumerts.
He afo cGcgs his frrvices tcr tuning tie above
in9run,uts Gu resf1rehi- rerms. Any orders
lief: at tie aboys pace wili Be thankfully rseeved
and pouffua!ly Attended 10.
Sc A iteady Cabinet Maker, be.
ing a good workman, vii! meet with encou,sg,
,nsnt ov spp!yins a. shc acoye place.
NJ. s. a;t, law
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W.T.
JAMES NJ. MTREA, c. C..
AN ACT

An ACI
Fer regulating the dusie. of the Keeper al
the Poor and Work House, in AieIan-
dria, and for tho better government OF
the Poor and otheis, committed to the
said house,
SECT. I. Be it enacted by tic Cam
msn Council Of Aleaandria. That the said
Common Council shall annually, in the
month of n area, or oftener if necessary,
appoint fit aad proper person to act az
Keeper Of the new Poor House and Work
House, whose duty it shall be to receive,
and take charge Of all poor persons sent
to the Poor House, BY order OF the Mayer
or Trustees Of the Poor House, TO take
charge of and keep employed ali persons
committed to the Work House, by direc-
ton of the said Trustees, or any justice Of
the peace, in the town of Alexandria, and
Of all slaves sent by their masters or mis-
tresses; TO procure at the expence of the
Corporation, and under the direction OF
the Trustees hereafter mentioned, suitable
diet, washing, lodging a. cloathing, for
the poor; auc to procure such accomms.
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ris, to the Men, Women, and Children
who were Emigrantsfrom St. Domingo.
phil Register,)

Z. y - + &
BY gentleman passenger in the brig
Lovely Lass, from Nautz, we are inform.
ed of an act of the French government
which readers this account by no means
improbable. Bonaparse. il appears, in the
midst OF his higher concerns, has NOT been
unmindful OF the unfortunate exiles from
St. Domingo. A decree has been issued
by him, declaring that every subject, tor.
merlytresiding in that coiony, who may
have been exica from his home and pro-
perry bv the brigsnds, shall be allowed from
the national treasury 500 iiyres per year,
every married man 800, and for each chllo
100. That this prevlsion should Fase been
made without an eve to the ultimate reco-
very CT the property sacrificed by the 5ri-
gands is in credible sand sneely i3onaparse
viii not apply for remuneration 70 the
blacks.
q Tie gentleman has copy Of the decree,
but has GOT been able Immediately to lay
hand upon it.
The report Of a decree annuiiing the
marriage of Jerome i'onaPatte, has also
been deemed a fiction n this country
We however 6nd in tie 1oateur OF tho
Is. March, the oScial document TO this Ell
feet. Ii differs from that we have already
published only in the concluding words,
which are, /" without the csnrent OF his
mother, aud wlthot the banns thereof ociar
previously published il the P''.e OF his a
bodc.
tf mr. MI a. I
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alarauorta a0allo aabsrtiSsr.
TUESDAY, MAY Z.

Extract ora letter trsm Goaaives, dated
Aprd12.
+" Bv the last accounts from the city OF
ST. Domingo, we are credibly informed
that sail of the line have arrived at that
place, with French troops. destined "a
gsinss this country. The lndigens army.
after making dreadful attempt on that
city, have been .repulsed, ana beat off with
the loss OF one eighth of their msn, and
are now all retrsasing home to their SIEVE.
raj divisions. The Emperor has arrived
at Port al Prince, on his way to shi, place.
from ths CITY of ST. Domingo"
Extract efa letter from Cape E,raacois, d.
ted Abril18.
/" The Haydn army have returned
without success from the siege of St. Do.
miago; Geo. Christophe is sc present in
town. They asve broughr with there a
great quantity OF plandsr taken from the
Spania:as."
Extract q another Litter from CAP, Fran.
CPS, dated AbrI fs.
" The Emperor has come INTO th;. c;tv
1iis army is rePulsed. owiag TO The arrival
OF the French feet at the CITY ST. Domin-
So. The Americans, their main STANDBY,
VIII In consequence be more respected.
ihey Will now go TO pcalins coffee. and it
i'scarcely psesumeable that the French can
march from S.. Domingo, with 5000
troops with success
The brig Massasoit, capt. Freeman, ar
rived C at Cherburg. France from Boston,
IN February, and was immediately pst in
quarantine for 40 days. A letter from a
gentleman on board, says, that new order
run the Emperor had been issued. order
.'s 'sat all the papers of vessels arriving
:, "a the ports OF France, should be sent to
arts 10 De examined before they could en-
81, french advices TO the 4th Of March.
rave been received, by the brig Lovely
Ass captain Clark, arrived at this port
" rom Nan,z. They mention. thu. the
enca government intended te demand a
gun q money from the United States, as
rs'ri6ution for the produce, which had
IS pseh taken from their revolted colonies,
- 'ae American merchants.
n,. remains to se seen with what temper
- 80. =: jshersoa's 70arfke Cabinet will listen
= .'is unprecedented demand.
. Decree OF the French government. has
u sSs'sa' granting pensions, payable in Pa
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NOTICE.

All perfons who have claims against
The eastc 81 Euay,eisb P. Doqvuuau, deceale,',
flax OF Diawildie couatg) cf whsiey.r deaomi-,
ration, are deared 20 make tic fame, knowe, ON
or actor. tic Grtt Gay of June next; when ,he
eftate vii! BE Delivered to the devices Of thc
laid Rswleigh P. D wnman, and Mrs. Anne
Muir, 1eea sted. l7hof- who donot make tnown
.Iair demands, Informed thar this motto. VIII
81 plead IN bar o. al fach as NAV be trcuah=
onward after th- Esd Gra day of June resr.
Francis Muir, AdmIntl,dtor.
Dinwiddie county, linear Ps1s.fSpre1
Mereh 10, 1906. alwiajss
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Purfaant to a Deed Of Truf from
.Samn,i Pefes TO ,he iubicriber, will be expo
FED to (a.e, for ready MONEY, at the cofee'hnu!c,
in tire town o. Alexandra, on the ze'h lay Of
Iu,e ota,, TWO TRACTS OF LAND, ".
ing upon he north ter Of Cacapehen, in the
county If Halp7injre containing 43 acses.--
The faic Will co!lutncc ar IL O'CLOCK il the
day.
James Keith.
hv = I,tcc&
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-07
Extfac: ia letter from Cape Eraacois, da
ted AbrH 10.

I" The Haytian army have returned
without success from the siege of St. Do.
mingoi Grn. Chrissophe il sc present in
town. They asVe broughr with there a
great quantity OF plandsr taken from the
Span;a:as."