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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
WILL. TODD, D. c. c.
TO 5fessrs. JOHN ipatson, sen. John Ifafson,
jan. augustus ITatson, 7nomas Watson

TO Messrs. JOHN ttatson, sen. John Ifafson,
jan. augustus Jyatson, 71omas Wafson
and Eazc5efh Young.
T'AKE NOTICE. that on the 9Th and 10Th
i days OF July next, At the srore house of Ro.
bert Venable in the county of Prince Edward &
state of Virginia, ] on my own behalf as well as
agentfor the conpainants hereafter named. shall
proceed to take the dispositions of William Jones'
Bobert venable, Charles Venable, Tarton Wood.
son. John Simmons, Christopher II. Holland and
others, TO be read evidence in the suit in chan
Gerry, brought in rhe said county court Of Prince
Edword, by Obzdiah ]inkins and Sarah his
wife. Lit,leberry Iinkins and Miley his wife. jo-
sias Hurt and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas E.
fonAg. William Brightwed and Mary his wife.
William Hauon and TAbitha his wife. and Re-
becca Young, complsinan,s against each of you.
shall also on the I'd and Sd days of August next,
at the dwelling house of abraham venabie in
the county of Fayetle and in the state Of Ken.
tncky. proceed TO take the deposition Of Peter
lie Grand, 70 be read as evidence in the same
suit. Your obdt. servt.
OBADIAH JINKINs.
Goth April, 1905. wat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01

XNHEREAS Daniel & Willism Guerrant, la.e
w merchants of the town of New Canton,
by their deed dated the 9Th day of February SO5,
have assigned 20 us all their propc ~ real and per.
soua for the benefit OF such of their creditors as
shall agree TO the terms of said assignment and
whereas we have appointed VIM. Guerrant our
agent for the collection and settlement of the
debts, and all other affairs Of said concern, all per-
sons having claims against said Danl 8. YIN.
Cnerrant will present them to him for settlement,
aud all those indebted TO them are requested to
come forward and settle their respective balances
by bond or otherwise, in which case the utmost
accommodation will be allowed their in the time
and mode of payment those who fail to come
forward and close their accounts may expea suits
willbe instituted against them as the sitcation OF
the concern requires speedy adjustment of its
affairs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
TlyE FoLLoHINC. .6RTrcf.Rs

TIE FoLLoE'IvG .dR7Tc1,Rs.
Are fs' safr nj Or. Wison's Aposbermy Ship. oe-
Posife toe Rel Tavern. 10 vii:
r ED and white Lead. yerdigris. Spanish Will
- ting. Spanish brown. TIMBER. Naples Vel
low. Blue Smalt, Brown Pink. Rose Pink, llakc
White, Cod Leaf, Liquid Gold SIZE, CeI,al aud
Spiris Varnish. Carel's Hair Pencils. Yeiio<x D.
chre, Lishorge. Sugar OF Lead. &c. sc. Also
quantity of Salt Peue.
lie wishes 10 rent stand for an Apo,heeary's
Shop In the neishbourhood of The cross street
leading to Msyo's bridge.
26;h Dec. 1904. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
Tobacco Land for Sale.

~ Amherst county, on Horsley's
i creek, 5Oy acres of rich tobacco land, formerly
the property Of Dr. Daniel Warwick, and know I,
by the name of Wincanton-Thisi land has the ad :
vantage of lying on the main road leading from
Amherst courthouse to Waugh's ferry on James
river, is valuable stand for country store with
a framed house for that purpose. entirely new and
sufficiently large, having two rooms below and two
above stairs. with good brick chimney, and well
underpinn'd with brick also a lunber-house is
feet square, with cellar of its full size valid M
with stone--ehere is also taylor's and sadler's
shop, and oshes out houses likewise tolerable
good dwelling house, with three rooms below and
two above stairs kitchen, dairy and other out
houses within a mile Of the store, suitable for a
private family. On this tTatt Of land there il A
bout IS acres cleared, all Of which 10 fresh and in
good order for cultivation; il has also the advan-
,age OF being only z miles from Bethel, where
there Is an inspection OF tobacco, and within Is
miles Of Lynchburg. hsitis presumed TO person
VIII be inclined to purchase the above without re.
viewing the premises, they will be shewn by
tMessrs.r TaliafeTros & Loving, wholive within
few miles of Wincantor, and fully errpove,sd
10 make sale, and tho terms Of payment may be
known from them rs also on application 70
Gilliat & Kirby.
Richmond. March 20. 1905. fw,ds,
The above traa Of land and improvements.
w'iee offered Tor SALE, at Amherst courthouse.
on Monday The 18th July next, (being court dayl
on credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months
soeea OF trust viii be required on the premises.
:" satisfactory security Tor punSlual payment.
Gilliat & Kirby.
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Door. Will s ON

HAS removed lis Apolheeary Shop TO the
a 4 lower Aoor Of the Bell Tavern, where he
has general supply Of
14edfcfHes, PAINS 81 either AfticleS
In The Apotheeary Line
lie takes the libertyto observe tina, he has not
an article OF medicine bot such as he uses in his
own pradice.
shysie'ans, merchants and others. who may be
p'eased TO patronize HIM, shall be Supplied on the
most reduced terms.
- Persons of needy circumstances, hy pav.
ing 'hs retail prices Of his medicines, will be pre-
eo"oeo'io gratis. wifi May IA,
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WILL BE SOLD.

pY virtue of deere Of the superb
AO or court of.ehahcery for Richmond disritf.
on the 18th June next, AZ twelve months eredir.
on the premises. q valuable MILL AT and
ten acres OF l. AND. on Powhitc crock. shout two
and half miles from James River and about
eight miles from Afanchester--cn this seat was
formerly a mill, and in good neighborhood for
grist. by the Commissioners.
2Sd May. 1906 t3tws)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
P. rINsLEy, c. C.

Commissioner' ice. Richmond. ApyIo. 1906.
THE parties are desired TO take no
tice. that have appointed the twenty. seventh
day OF May next TO commence the account eiire6
ed by the annexed dccretai order Of the court: On
which day they are requested 60 attend at my Of
hce IN this city. with their accounts and vouch.
cas- ready for examination. and with copies of
the court papers. rw,ml
SAMUEL GREENHOyT, M c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
fisher q l.csucar,
FAVE ,s-r nreriysp. a Lanes suprLv OF
GROCERIES. viz.

y nsusS " = iSar 10. Gloves ,Nu,meg-
Double and Single re | M,da.r p.;m.,nS.
haed loaf Sugar Alum q c.onnsrss
&c u. PASSES q trikie Spanish and Bcnga
Old Antigua. jamaica .lnairo
oaM rraz. %. Kits Spermace,i Oil
and N E. Rum colorinr
Old Cssaiac Brandy Picked Salmon and
Holland Gin C-di;sh
Madeira. Port, Sherry, / New York Candles &
Tencrife and Mala. Soap
ga Wine Cun.powder
youied Port & Claret l Patent Shot from TO
t:aidwcil Frasure & co's BIB
snpersine Chocolate Thomas I.eiper's Snuff
Young Hyson, Souch. kfarcouba ditto
ong. Imperial. and 4 Potter Corks
few canis;ers con Gin Cases
raining I I 2 lbs. Demjohns
Cunpowdcr Tea Cur quart and pinr De-
Scotch Barley cantcrs
Fresh Oil ard Olives Plain OF, & half pit do.
Basket Salt Plain and cut, half pint,
Flesh Mustard pint & Gut. Tumbiers
Spanish Segars Cur Jelly Classes
Martinique, Noyau g. China Bowls from pin,
bordeaux Cordials TO s quart
Box Raisins s Amonds Tea aud coffee Cups &
Mace and ground Gin. Saucers
ger, Pepper. Pimen- Patent Night Lamps.
ALSO. A QUANTITY or
German Ozndburgs 81 7icklenbmgs.
All which were selected for this market, by
James Fisher. and will be sold. wholesale and re-
kail, on moderate terms.
R,ednonG. March 81, 1905. W.T.
WHEAT Fan & Woven Wire
1f.dNJF.dcTORY,
No. Z, Bridge street. four doors nortb of Gyif,b's
Fridge. Baiiin,ore:
IyTHERE made and sold, WHEAT.
w FANS, first suality; ROLLING and other
SCREENS, for wheat. barley. fiax-sced, SC. |;
HIND RIDDLES and SIEHES, for coal,
corn, barley, wheat, rye. oars, meal, brick. dust,
iiax seed, clover seed cookie, lime, sand, &c. |;
SHfKFS for Indian meal; WIRE SAFES !,
WOVEN WIRE for windows, &c &c.
AMOS SMITH,
(Formerly WEST q SMITH.)
". b. good assortment or hand
Any of the above articles viii be delivered in
Richmond (on short notice. at the same prices
as AZ the mandatory Exclusive of frcighr) on
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS 81 SON,
Near the Bason. of whom the prices may be
know3-who have now on hand, W6eaf Fans,
Wbeat and Lire Sleeves, and Meal Sleeves, &c. of
superior quality
rs. FIRE SAFES, and fsw ton. Bar
IRON on band
18th Mo. lst, 1904 wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
Ni7CiNiAr

In the Superior Court Of Charcery,
holden in Richmond.
Be.ueen
Charles Purcell, plaintiff.
And
John Mayo. defendant J
nm motion of the plaintiff, By coun-
vs. sci. the court, this twenty fifth, d'y OF
March in Inc year of our Lord one thousand
iehthuudred aud I've, refereth the accounts be-
swecr, The parties to one ofi;s commissioners. 20
oe BY him examined. stated, settlcd. and TO the
court reported w,rh any social matters thought
pcr,inen: by himself, or required BY the parties
to be specially stated.
A copy-Tes,e.
p. TINSLEY, C. C.
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N O i 4 { T.,

rs hereby given to all those who are
d indeb ed "a thses,atc Of Robert Moseiey dec.
70 come forward and discharge their respective
accounts. as indulgence viii moi be farsher givey
And all those having just claims against the
estate are requested to bring them forward web
authenticated for settlement. before the FIRST
day OF August nexs. as this notice viii be plead
in bar against any ciam whatsoever rliat may be
brought in after HAT time
ROBERT MOSELE1r. Adn'r.
of Robert Moseley, dec. ~
buckingham, My lib 1895. wSt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01

TEE defendant Robert csyle, not having en-
tered his appearance ard given fseuri,y &C.
eosdins.to the aet of sDlmblr aud the rules Of
this court, and II appearing to the fatisisaion Of
the court that he 10 nhabitant Of this coun-
try on the motion of the Pitt. by his attorney.
IL is orde'ed, that the fsid Robert Gayle do appear
here on the fra day OF March courr next and an
iwer the pIt's bill and chat copy Of this order
newfpapers printed in the city Of Richmond for
two months fneeeiHvely, and ALTO ported az the
front door OF the eourthoufe Of this county.
A CoPy-TeRe.
WILL. TODD, d. c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
JOHN FAULcoN. :. :, =

charlotte Court, 5th March, 1905.
Thomas X. Conner. infant son OF Dorothea0
kagiand, who was the daughter of I'd.
ward Ragiand by Moore Conner, his IA. :.
Their and next friend p,a;nt,fr ' <
AGAINST q
William Elnore and Sally his wife, late Sal. =
y Ragland, Thomas Ragiand, Nancy =
Rsg'and, William Bowler and Polly his { Z
wife, late Polly RagIand, B.edsoe q
and hgness his wife, late Agnes Rag h
land, Betsey Ragiand. and 1. Clarke and p
1isey his wife, late Elsey Ragland, =
r,v,r1 defendants
lie defeassnts John Clark and E.lsey hi.
vie, not having entered their appe arancs
according to ,he aet of assembly and the rules as
TINS court. and i, appcaringto the satisfaa;on ~
'ne court thar they are not inhabitsn,s Of ibis
s'a'e' On the motion of the plaintiff bv his A..
, ,S ~ IS ordered, that they appear here on
me hrsr Cay of August court next and answer ,he
Na.n.Ih s b''li that copy of this order he in
ser'ea n ore OF the Virginia Gazet,es for ,,vo
months successfully, and posted a, the from, door
o''ne courthouse Of the said county. Wv wv
| n copy--Tes,e,
A 'I'hO II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01

phuSu ana nciO Ior curry count
March the 2Sth, 1905.
cau6eld Seward. plain,;El
Joseph G. bailey and Micaiah Blow exeoa.
tors. s,cof Michael Blow deceased, Tho !
mas X blow, William Bailey & Elizabeth
his wife. lare Elizabeth Blow, George
Siaisier and Nancy Bailey. infants ofthe
SAID Joseph G Bailey. aud Polly his late
wife, late Polly Blow, Susan and Wilt
am Blow, infants and orphans of Henry
Blow, deceased, by the said Joseph G
Bailey. their guardian, Lucy Blow. or
phar of Samuel Blow. deceased. by Tho
mas Blow, her guardian. which said !
Thomas. Elizabeth, Polly, Henry and
Samuel were children of Priscilla BLOW,
deceased. who was legatee under the
wiliof William Drew, deceased John
Spratiey and Sally h,s wife. late Sally
Hart, Patsy and Polly Hart, orphans of
William r. Hart, deceased. by James s
Lane their guardian. which said Sally
and William X. were children of Martha
Hart, Charles Gray. James s. Lane and !
Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Gray.
Robert Harrison and Charlot,e his wife,
tate Charlotte Preilon, daughter of the
late Ann Thomas, deceased. Dolly Ham
lin. late Dolly Evans, Robert M'Intosh.
Junior and Sally Drew his wife. late Sal. |
iy Drew Evans, which said Dolly and
Sally Drew are daughters of the late
Rebecca Evans, deceased, the said Mar
tina Charles Elizabeth, Ann and Rebec-
ca likewise legatees under the will of
The said William Drew, deceased,
Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01

AT Court of Quarterly Session, con-
tinued and held for Surry county,
March the 0oth 1909
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
THE defendant Charles CIV :,

a. having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of the General As,
semb'y OF Virginia and the rules OF this court.
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court
'nat ne 10 not an inhabitant of this common
wealth' On the motion of the plaintiff by hi.
torney, IL Is ordered. that the said defendant do
appear here On the fourth Tuesday in Aupust
next and answer the bill of the plaintiff: and
that copy OF this order be forthwith published
in the Virginia Argus for two months success.
s'yely, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of this courthouse.
copy--Tes,e Itf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
Thomas Read. ,ll.

VIRGINIA. ----------
In the Superior Court of Chancery.
holden in Richmond, March 1stb''
Between
Lucy COCHRAN, exeeutrix and Franei. 1rm;.
executor, and devisess in trust of the H.,
WIN and testament Of David Cockrsn ~
ceased, William Cochran, Lucy corL.
an infant by George Slaughter bss n
friend, and George Slaughter and CATH
rine his wife, ,1a;,,.:a" 'sr
And
William Crsig, dse.,a.
THE defendant not having enters,
Il his appearance and given securi,;e aceosS
ing tothe aef of assembly AID the rules Of ~,
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of N,
court that he isnot an inhabitant Of this coun,yv
on the motion Of the plaintiffs by counsel, n, I;
ordered, that the said defendant do appear her
on the first day Of the next term and answer N
bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this O,
der be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pub
ished in the cite Of Richmond for two month
and posted az the front door Of an
capitol in the said citic.
n copy--Tesie,
y. TTNSLEY, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01

N ra-~ss,iy 0trt tsatfn1ri as:' he'd
I far Ams y Qescn csun,y, az fhe eofuf-
hsuse, On Frfday me 1874 " Aope,a6cy,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-01
SURVEYORS OFFICE.

Richmond informs those persons who may desire
to have any Lots surveyed OF divided, 10 apply
Al his house opposite 10 Mr. Copland's Shockoe-
Hi: and when from home. to leave a card either
there or at MIR. John Moody's the corner OF the
square
All other surveyors are prohibited by an ordi.
nance at the Common Hall from surveying any
squares or lots. or running lines within the city
bounds under the penalty Of the legal fees of the
cit, surveyor for every offence.
MAY d. CT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-19

=. certain We may Dc that
bnl saS nlace. Invasion may be at
4 ID aoi 'aA' 5 ,oaoarte seems to have a
!, sgie5 ~ ,.v He has now created a for
&eai PO, :, With thar he means to dis
Sss ILL.,. a,r;oe our marasime strength ;
4 las o '.;Il ralk OF invasion, for it fur
Siidl q ..,esllens pretext for maintaining a
b 20 which be may march when and
,g' lf I. ',le,ses, in the event of a cont.
Il var. ...,.,...-.>
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-19

the said United States in Foreighn vessel,
'as aforesaid, shonld be allowed for the space
OF three months, | have therefore ,hoaght
hs, oy and with the advice of his maiesty's
Honourable Council of these Islands, 10 is,
sue this my proclamation, permitting and
allowing the lmportatior of corn, pulse,
Hour, bread, rice, every species of sailed
provisions. Cattle and live stock of allkruds,
and all sorts Of lumber, into the ports of
Nassau, Exnma, Turks Island, Saint
George and CrookedisIand, as well In neu-
trail as British vessels, for and during the
space OF three months, 10 be computed
from the said ninth day of October next:
And 90 hereby give notice, that if any
other articles except those particularly above
enumerated, are attempted TO be introau-
ced froal The United States OF America,
IN American bottoms, measures viii be Ia
ken Tor the forfeiture Of the ship orvessel,
importing the same, and of the goods SO
imported, In contravention Of the laws Of
navigation.
Given under nv hand, and the seal of
the said Islands, at Nassau in the
island Of New Providence, tbs six-
teenlh day Of September, IN the year
OF our Lord one thousand eish. hua-
dred and five, and IN the forty fifth
year OF his Majesty's reign.
CHARLES CAMERON.
BY his Exctlenoy's comnand,
JOHN M'CAhTNEY,
NJ, Ec
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{" VILLENEUVE."
Rear admiral Geurdsn to the Minister of
Mariae and Colonies.

I" MY LORD Ferrol, Aug. g.
C have the honor to announce TO your
Excellency, thai Ad. Villeneuye and Ora
VIVA have this moment anchored at Coruna.
The English squadron re.appeared two
days ago: it consisted of thirteen ships of
the line, bur Immediately on seeing the
squadron of Rear Ad. Villeneuve, it sailed
again. II had, however, nothing to fear
from the combined squadron in Ferrol, the
wind being west, and blowing fresh, which
rendered it impossible for us to get out.
We are all anlma!ed By an ardent desire 10
give his majesty proofs of our devotion for
him, and our desire Of enterprise for the
glory of his flag.
Receive the assurances of my respect.
(Signed)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-19
Copy of letter from Capt.. EDWARD YARD. of
the fch'f Ariadne, cfsPhiladelphia. dated
al. Jta, in fat. 90, lang. 81,


III Jea, in int. 90, lang. 81,
Septtm6er 80.
" Il is with pain ! have 10 inform you, that
on the nth, VIC net with the mot tremendous
hurricane ever faw, or any ca board, which
blew with (uch violence as to heayc us on our
beam ends, without an inch of fail, all our top.
gallant yards down, tor. gallant MATS ia,pch'd.
and the veiiel well prepared to meet gale
We were under the nacefity Of cutting away the
n'ain mat, and With it went the fore top MAJ
She then fighsed, with her lee gtnwalc 10 the
water, where Ga lay s or s hours. We lot al.
m3Q every thing of detk, with all our fails ex.
ceps rop gallant AMI fe>tiug fails, and ioseiail
have with much labSr ard diihcolry rot Up u.
ny MATS, with al The fail we coala matter on
them. hope we !haiI nov be able - reach
our intended port write by an Alrxandr,a
fchooner, captain Gilpia, who was god as t.
fpare as fmall matt TO aait us ia maSlrg fail"
PARIS, August II.
Yice Admiydl Yliilsaeuue, 10 the 4Hinister Of
Marine. Vigo, 9uiyT8.
6 AN now under way. leave here 2
Spanish ships, and the French ship LAT
las. These vessels have not suffered much
in the action, bur they sail badly, and |
consider them as rather likely to delay th-
squadron taah TO reinforce it.
= nave disembarked here my sick
The length of the voyage, and the badness
of The weather, has caused sickness a.
mong the troops, bu, those who have no.
thing bur the scurvy. are in no danger and
will soon be restored by air and fresh pro-
visions. shall set out with S ships, of
which two are Spanish, and # we have a.
ny affair on our voyage TO FerroA, with the
squadron we have fought, VIC have nothing
to fear.
IrrI Il III I1ILE Z, :
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-19
"GOURDON."

Yeferiay arrived, the flip Charlotte. Low
et, in SO days from Liverpool. On the I4th
sept. in lat. AZ, 4S, N. long. IS. w. he was
boarded by the French Priyatecr Saint Peter, OF
IS guns, belonging TO Bordeaux, which put
on board two FngIiih prifoners The day toll
lowing, was boarded by French Privateer ich'r
carrying ten guns, which plundered her of al!
her cabin flores, and iomc ipare rigging, behav,
ing at the fame time in a very rough manner.
On the a3a, 10 lat. "a, 9, long. SO, fpoke the
fchooner Union, Capt. Hutchins, OF Yarmouth,
from Malaga, bound to New York, 40 days
out, all we'll. On the ASH. lat. AZ, 80. long.
At, fpoke the fchooner Sally, Of MarbIehesd,
from Bilboa, bound co Marblehead, 6days cat,
all well. On the soth, lat. 49,, 80, long. 80,
s., fpokc hip Lydia, Of New York, Captain
Richards, from New. York, bound TO Nlntz,
j days out, ali we'll. On the Sth ina. lat. II.
II, long. IS, fpokc the IMP Governor Strong,
from Bottom, IS hours out, all well.
fPba. 4ab.l :
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VAssAu. Sentemt1er 81

The trial of the sch'r. Adeline, Captain
Strong, sent in for adjudica,lon belonging
10 Moses Myers, Of Norfoik,) comes on
in the court Of vice admiralty this day. The
cargo, {a3o boxes whre sugar IT is suppos-
ed vii! be conde mned.
The brig Minerva, Brookins, drove a.
shore on Florida Reefs the 3oth ult. and
GOT of with the loss of her rudder and some
damage to her keel, but had her rud-.
der repaired. She was purchased at
auction a few DAYS since by the captain tor
1850 dollars, and will sail for Charleston
on Thursday.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-19
Bank If Po,omar, m. 7, $50 :!
October 20.

RanF 1T Pofo7af, m. 7, FSo 5
Notice is hereby given the Stock
holders in rhc Bank Of Potomark, thar an eletfi.
on tor twelve Directors for the enfding year,
will be tsl1 a, The copr. bouf,, in the town of
Alexandria, on MONDAY, the nth day of
Ncvenher nex..
By order Of tie P,efdent ard DinGort,
Charles Page, Gather.
October 2. s!aw
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EhRlc Su5benders,

OF various fo'is : the d,zen Il g pair, to
be had OF tie M,ruf4ttugsl, lower end Of
Prince tree, at redaced pics.
RICHARD HoRWELL.
Oaobcr g. ST
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September %.

Arrived, on Wednesday,, from Abaco,
the wrecklng vessel Brothers, Sawyer, by
which We learn, that on the night of the
10Th inst. the brig William, Russell, from
New-York to the HAVANA, got On shore
on the Elbow, Abaco, where she was dis
covered early the next morning, By captain
Sawyer who, with the assistance of some
people at Abaco, after tightening her, got
her off. She was loaded with dry goods
and household furniture. Captain Russell
gave the inhabitants Of Abaco 700 dollars
worth of drv goods for their exertions, and
captain Sawyer has brought some. of tie
h us1hold furniture here. She was left at an
Choir at Llnysrd's Key, on the Esd inst.
but stated from the damage she has re
ceived, while on shore, to be unfit for sea.
Fhe captain seemed determined to try TO
make the Havana. The William had 2
Spaoish gentlemen passengers, on board.
No lives lost.