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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-26
Will. Be SOLD.

For cash, in the town Of Milton, at the house Of
John Watson, on the 18th day of July next,
Ore 7ract or Parcel Of Land,
Contairiug by estimation SEQ acres. be the game
more or less.-Aiso, an undivided one tenth part
Of the lands and renements of i,ennett Henderson.
dec lying and being in the town Of Milton and
aajaceni thereto Also, the following Slaves, to
wit; Hapnnll. q negro woman. Patrick a boy.
Amy negro woman, Dick negro fellow, and
the children OF Hannah, herein besqrs named
Also. the children of Amy herein before named,
which said property is conveyed 70 ne in trust, to
secure the payment Of 4 deb, due Brown, Rives
q Co. ard as aairg nnder said ;rpst only FOR tle
benefit of o,hers) am only 10 be considesed bound
TO convey the tile vested IN me as trustee
Martin Dawson, Trustee.
Milton, nth June. 1906 az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-26

4J5riag tssU,zzneFst Of Goods,
of enc i'ss' ''alts ala esss. fashions. & viii dis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-26

B,- SAMUEL lNILLER, ~. Il.
One Of the ministers of tnc Unitea Presbyterian
Churches in the CRY of New York; me rrbsr, uf
the American Philosophical socis,y and COR
re-ponding member of the Historical society
of Massachusetts,.
These volumes contain an iniert sting q Sketch
of the Revolutions and improvements 10 Science.
AIRS, and Literature" during that century Rl-
though we have NOT found leisu to read the
Retrospect with cri,icai eye. vel W have derive
ed much pleasure and instruttinn frnm ahasty re-
rusaf OF e. So far as THE attention we have gil
vcs. it has enabled us to form an opinion OF iss
merits, we view IL as a very Respectable and use-
fui work. The author has been fortunate in
both the plan and the execution. He h.s cxlli-
bred proofs CT mach canaor, OF indefc.ie bic in
dus'ry, oil extensive research. ard Of souna and
discriminating Judgment. These volumes con-
rain more information on the progressive I'M
provenlent OF the eighteenth century. in science,
arts & literature. than can be elsewhere OBTAIN
ed by the faithful reading of many years So
iudicious Summary of those improvements, was
greatly wanted: ard so useful work ought 10.
be added 60 every private. as weaa pub!iS libra.
~ Gentlemen of liberal ard improved minds,
VINO have taken meri,orious pride in encousAg-
ing American publications. will we doubt not,
ehecrtn'y and generously Patrcniss this.
Fo'hiog extans gives 50 nsinnte. sccu ate, and
safisfsSsory account Of The revolutions and I'M
provements in science and literature of the cen-
tury fst,s)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-26
WASIIsyGTON TAVERN. s

fBr GAMES 9DMosDsoS.
s-N7sHE subscriber still continues to
keep house of entertainment for gentoel
company only He fiaiters himself he is as well
provided 20 give general satsf aion as any person
In hisnc ~ tie state There is mai! stage esta-
blshed, which runs from Richmond to his house
once a ,'eek, aud FOR the accommodation Of the
pubic he mas an excellent hack. horses aud diver.
Stsuntcn, June IS, 1905. (5.s)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-26

iIeaez MADE PENy izsF sac ls1E.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-26
AT the same place rns.y be had,
z. RRIEF E5RoSPEC7 or 7AA a
CENTURY.

Fart trst...iu 9 Notwithstanding
A sketch Of the Revolution, and Improvement
IN Science, Arts. and Literature, dusing
that reriod a.ft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
Mr.. Geo,gc Hay. oS Richmond. Vagina.

Mr.. George Hay, Of Richmond, Vagina.
wss pexS called add gave evidence on the charg-
es u illegal aud vicious proceeding on the t1iai
OF Calender. at that ciry---his evidence occopi-
ed three hours and half. and he has not yer
conc,udsd---i, eos. 70 fuhaantIaie the par,icular
charges in what relates 10 the proceedings ae
Richmond, this evidence 10 remarkably itsong.
Thy spsocesd again, to-morsow stTs.
Thtrcu no other matter. at p,eisnt, pub
licly going 'orward here, but the osdianry lrgi-
ila,iye buarcis. which occupies the noIning
hlting of both hsules.
Ts,lfsy. FEB. TX
The court VAS opened a, half psR Il. and
continued fitting tiil 4 o'clock.
G. Hay, examination was 6nfhed; & Phil
!ip N. Nicholas. phn T. Mainn, Jphu Heath.
sese likewite examined on The part OF the IHonie
OF Representatives,.
MIR. Ha,'s evidence went to prove further
the Charges rslalivr to the conduit of the ac-
evitd, on The uui az Richmond, his ovefbcsiirg
and illeysi conduit 10 the priioncs, the jatotss
add the counfrl. MIR. Taylors evidence went
co fcbitan,iaie the fame fstas ia particular ia
ANnce,. Ms. p. N. Nichols.'s evidence was very
foll, prec,ic, and luminous, l believe there nev-
er was given in any couyt more explicit, candid,
collected ieRmony. and the whole pertinent to
the ehsrers. Mr.. Msions evidence went only
10 cne point, which was TO ihew that Judge
Chafe Leiore he had gone 10 Richmond had de-
tero,intd upon ,te couste which he meant to
pprinc agsina Calender thar he had ohrained
copy OF the {" I he psofrett before Us' from
Mr.. Lotles MHnn, 10 which the paiisges wcic
under icored, ard 'hst he had determined 20
,ake it with him 10 Virginia tha, he meant to
teach the Vi,sinisn bar what ,bc law was on
libsls. aod ,hs, il Virginia wss not wholly de-
pVsyed he seuid puniih Csllandes, &c. Mr..
iIealhs evidence was in amount the fame a.
wss fome time ego published in The Aurora.
concerning Judge. Chafc's enquiry OF the mar
ihal II there we're any democratic on pannel Of
the resit Jury shs; was ~ try Calender; if,hef1
were. 10 mike Snt,h oh.fSc, tir. Tng,es. a NJ
nes. wa, eaIkd. ba, NOT appearing. iome delay
took place. and cccsGonea an sdjournmens wi,h-
out time being mentioncd.
This occurrence was owing 10 the cifcusn-
hlnce that Tomorrow 10 the day appointed for
the opening OF the returns OF votes tor PrcGdent
| and Vice P'eldepi. which will occupy the Sem
ate and Houfe Of Representatives iome ,iae, and
i, is ioppoied will Interrupt the tfial only ono
day.
II Is believed thar the evidence for the pro-
fecuion will be cloied this week aud for ,ho
re!pondent next week. 6s,oye.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
SaUe your Rags!

CONOMY enjoins il Rag, row bring
IL very high prIce-a price nearly equal by
the pound TO tina, OF Meat or Flour. and j, is AZ
bad economy 10 waRe the foymsr a. the kaifey.
may wcne, for rags may be properly called
the SbreAs Of /cieaes ;-icourcd and renovated
they bccom= tood and ornament for the mind.
The rag TIA, is cafclefsly 'hro~n away, il laved
& properly difpofsd Of. might help to form page
ia frme valuable book, and that very page might
poflibly teach your gyard ebHd leiion or fenti-
ment that would be ufeIaI through life.--Publc
as well as private intena requires that thsfe
mof ufefuf Of all fyogmean be csrefally gather
ed up, and never futicrcd 10 lie waited ard loa.
Rags are materials cacutially neeeI,ry for he
fupport OF fome of the moa ufclnl manufacture,
which are carried on in this or any other coun.
try. and even for the loPpoft of krarnirg and
ciUH L6trfy. Of Commerce sod OF alnoh every
regular kidd OF bu6neis --Paaing through the
mil, they become paper this pager is turned
into books, or is ufsd in ichooi,, in compiling
rooms, in CONTRACT, & convey snces, in epiifola-
ry correfpondencies, &c. &c. The pspsr-msk
cn, the printers, the bock-bihdtu, fuppou
their families, pay their xorknen and train op
apprentices to uiefui ccupations--fchools are
furniihed With books and with writing paper.
laws and deeds are recorded. titles to property
are cfsbliihed. the Farmer the Merchant, the
Phyhcian. the Lawyer, the Divine, the Philcf,-
phcr, are daily aIiaed 10 the pfoiecIticn oftheir
buiiurfs and audies, the public is enlightened
and all this mighty msa Of benehts fpTing from
Jsvirg ,ags.
Il an csfy thing TO fave yorr rags Itre-
quires no lsbor, and bat very ii,'le care
Let every miarc Of family be pfovidsd witt,
bag or Tome othcs converter, receptacle for
rags, and (hc sill find il az eafy 10 pot them
there, ~ to fwecp them into the hrc or throw
them out Of doors.
Es- Tbs absve (apRi f,sm a Aay,ford fa'
PER, is rsesnnrndldis 10 ne /srpw a,tsxhss sfibs
Ladirs Of R6ede- Uand. Azd a, ysH 4ussH viii
fbe sromstar .f kn'7Vklge and literature omsrg
fbs yjfsg Ssrs,aiisa. sne,s,sse .bs /aviss sf,aes
in ysay |amiiiss. Tex 1oszlx sq,tn Be A<f,iud Of
Jsay Bibk,, ard eOeyy abs, s/;fal Boot, avrs IL
act fer fbn vai4~Jt esanoiiy.
u CASH and the highea price,
given at this Office, for Cotton & Lin
en- Rags, old Sail Cloth, Junk, sc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
National Legislature.
HoUSE or RspaEsEN2h71Y6s.
Frido, Feb T..

A meGage from the Senate by Mr.. Otis
their !ecreiaiy informing that they had ccncur-
red in the bill making proviiion for the fupport
Il the military efsblilhmenf for the year 1906.
with an amsndmtnt to which they IrqucA tie
concurrence Of the Houfe.
Another mtTage was received from the
Senate by Ms. Otis their fecic,ary, informing
that they had psfed bill for the sajuAment
Of titles and claims to land in the dia,iet Of
Orleans IN the territory Of LouiGans, Is which
they reqce0 the concurrence Of the Hopfc.
The Houfe having rrfolved i,lelf into
committee Of The whole. Gan. Vsfpum in the
chair. the committee afforded in tie Senate
Chamber on the profccuticn OF the impeach-
meot agsinff Samuel Chaic, and after returning
20 their chamber, the cu,nInistec foic and report
ed accordingly.
The engnGed biz ts spproprisi: FUN OF
money for the purpoie Of building gun boats wa
read the third time and psHcd.
Mr.. Morrow reported from th: cDmmittce
appointed sos the purpofe, a bill making proyi-
6on Tor the difpcfAI oi ere public lands in the
Indiana ierritoIy, And for other purpofcs, which
w.sss.1 twise and referred 10 committee of
the whole on Monday.
M. Soo,hward fsid il wosId he well reeol.
Ietied by the Hoofe, that during ihe Isa feihcn
Of Congit,, arsioisiion was introduced into tbs
Hooie which bad for iis obi q. the impoGng Of
a TAX often doIlsrson every nave Imported toto
l,hc United Sataes. ~
A bill predicted on that Tefolution was
brought 10, bot was pcaponed, ard not finally
sdtd os. Mr.. $. fsid he I'D visited with an
eYtettsiion, that fcme other member would
have brought the fubjed again before ID Hcufs,
bu, as no pember had shosghf proper to do ii,
and the ieiGon 10 drawing towards clofe, he
would move ihe following rfoluton.
Rsiolvcd, That tax of ten dollars he i'm.
pofsd on every lave imported into the Uoiied
States. ~ st -t
Referred to committee Of the whole on
Mo'rdsy nett.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
Wanted LnmediateH,

\ JOURNEYMAN Boot & Shoe Maker,
IA who is well acquainted with the buGnai'.
ALTO, an active Boy, about "a or s year, Of
age, a, an apprentice. Apply to the fobicribcr,
who keeps conaaa.ly on hand, general saort-
meat Of BOOTS and SHOES ---Thofe who
favor him with their cultom, may depend on
having their work we'll done, at the fhortrit no.
tice. JOHN w. DAVIS.
Newport, Dec. 6, 1884.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
Hard Ware, Stationary, sc.
DAVID MELVILL,

u ESPEcTFULLY informs bis friends,
IN that he has juf received very hsndiome
.T,rtmeut Of Hard. Ware, CEflty. I,enmsrgey,
yassxsd Ware, CABINET Fwshsye, Stationary
&c. SC. ALTO, Deep i.a Lines and Leads, hand
do. Fifhing Lines. Bed-Cord', and Clothes
Lines. Ay,
Neso-7ork Manufactured TOBACCO
and SNUFF,
CoaGfiing Of Nr,s Head; Pigtail Ladies
Twia, & cut Tobacco; Msccabao and Scotch
SNUFF, of the hrR quality at the Manafac-
tory prices. sBs CASH given for Lead
Ne~port. Dec. 70, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28

THE fubfcribeu being appointed by the
i Hon. Coun Of Probate for the town OF
North Kingaown. Commlionrrs, TO receive.
examine, and aajua the claim, of the cred'tor.
to the eas,e of Sytysaer Havens. late OF iaid
North KineaoVn, yeoman, decesied. 'ePretent-
ed infoigsnt Give notice that iix mouths
having been allowed by faid Court from tins
da,e, for the creditors TO exhibit their claims 20
either Of US, az our refpeetiye dwelling, III iaid
North Kingaowp. No accounts TO be received
unlefs properly attefcd.
ISAAC HALL, | Coum1
BENZ. SMITH, ! Ge~ys. 5
NJ. b. All pcIions indeoled TO f4id esste
are requeaed TO make immediate psymentto
DANIEL HAVENS, Admr.
North KiDgaown. Jan. "a, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
JA6 reeived, and fSrJaf BY
JACOB RICHARDSON,

at ibe Pgf- -OGce,
LOUsE Paper Of every kind, American.
Il l. Engjh, Ftenoh. and Hsmhurg, in aa-
dition 20 his large aAor,mcnt OF 5000 pieces.
with riders. tie has jaR received a number
of new Books for iac or ejaculation.
Muffs and I'ippih, large sdoument--
Mems for Gloves, Mius. and CaS-Fur Skins,
Ru6is, gray, white, and fpoised.
ANo, Tickets in the Wickford Academy
Lottery.
Wrii;rg Paper o. every defcripiion, by the
rcam or quire--Slstcs of all sz.s, ui,h agsne-
Ial anaulntnt of Stationary.
Charts. Enraocsn Piiets---T ea. 'ajia aud
amssican rftiyo. :. r.
EagIih Mnaard. by the pound Sweet
Oil, by the fslk.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
One Hundred Dollars reward.

CTOLEN from among the Goods faved from
- the wreck Of the brig Minerva, aEanded ON
Beaver Tail, on the a7sh 0!i. Occ Bale, con-
tanning twenty pieces fine German fhrting Lin-
en- oae bale, containing FIVE pieces R0aia-
Sheetinp aud one bale. containing two pieces Of
Roilia Duck. AS very few fuch Linens are i'm
ported, is is requeaed that ihop-keepsrs & othe"
viii be upon the look. ont, il any IRE offered for
fale. Whoever viii give information 20 that the
thief or thieves may be brcpghr TO juaice and
the Goods recovered, fball be en,iiled to the
above reward, and Fifty Dsi!an for the Goods
only.-All necefIiry charges will he paid by
SIMON DAVIS. OF Newport, or
JAMES D'WOLFE, Of Bhaol.
January 9th, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
State of Rhode. l1apd and Providence Planta-
tions.

t1oDs.
Town & County | Ckt,Rt ODFte SHbmms Judiei-
of Nexport. al Csan. Fat. I3, A.Disos.
XXYHEREAS RoBBRT LAwTos, Jun Of
Wv Newport, sforcfaid, Cabinet Maker,
alias Mariner. has filed in faid Office The aeia
and doings of the Hon. the General Aflem-
bly, of faid State, at the Seton thereof holden in
Otfober, 1904. in his behalf, granting him the
henekt Of an Aa made and paGed in the year
D1s6, entitled {" An Act for the relief Of Iniol-
vent Debtors" Notice, therefore is hereby
given to the creditors Of the faid Robert, that
they be aud appear before the Judges OF iad
Sopreme Judicial Court, at the term thereof
to be holden on the FRA Monday OF March
next. to nominate CommifIioners to receive an
Alignment of the faid Robert's eaa'e.
PAUL M. MUMFORD, CK.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
Aiarge JrppJ Of
FALL GOODS,

lust received by NATHANIEL SWEET,
u & Co. and now fellins ar their Store diIcet-
" oppofte Gen. Mansr's.
N. B. Said Swszr and Ccmpsny, moa
xssssssss, ..2.,>--l-s- -se flpY~s- rs.S. i..sc
bsve received from their cuitomers tince the
commence Gehi Of their budneis, and hereby IN
form the public. that having purchaied their
Goods with ready Cain this Fall, they are de-
termined TO iell them much lover than they have
ever done before. Odsbey I6, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28

Havs far Jak at f5eh Store OK Baryfs''' S5af
EOURTH proof JAMAICA RUM,
l. HOLLAND GENEVA,
fALICASr BRANDY,
SUPERFINE FLOUR.
RYE & BUCK WHEAT, DO.
POWDER, per ca&.
SHOT, by the bag,
ROSIN. by the bol.
Ship aud Pilot BREAD. by the 'quau'ity,
Res5y made COLOURS, diferenl kinds.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28

CELEBRATED Patent Biucrs, for the cure
~ Of the J.undice and ell bilious complaints.
for falc at this Oaice-Priee 50 Cents Per Box.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-02-28
JAMES D'WOLF,

! HSs far fais at bi5 Store in BrJfol,
800 Hhds. N. /. Run,
zoo Do. Molaaes.
Ruiiia clean Hemp.
RolIis and Ravens Duck,
Ruiiia Sheetngs,
Germsu Lioens,
Sweoes Iron,
Which he viii 'sli cheap for Cath or approved
Notes a, 80 days crcdi,.
B,lfoi Jan. as, sos.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
N o T C E.

The encreaied moifture from the
late rains, having cauied ieversi imaIl nu,lapcss
where WE before had none and as a grsat pro.
portion of thofc may be remedied by LITTLE dyy
line fprrad over them, without the leaf move.
rnsnt Of them at prelent~-n order to facilitate
this mealure, carts will, Tomorrow morning,
proceed through The ftfeeta, beginning at the
head OF tie town, on Potomac, and al the wet
end of King frcet and progreis foathwatdly un-
I'll all thofe inhabitants are fuppliea therewifhs
who may chulc 70 avail thcmleIyes OF she Upper.
tunity, in fmaii quantities fox this puFpaf,. At
the rate charged az the lime kilns.
From exiting circumstances no indrigences
will nav be allowed delinquepts Under the 20.
lice laws,
John Mandeville,
Superintendent of Psiicf.
September i6.- dst
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18

Charles Little,
w. Payne,
Richard Fltzhugh,
Fl. Cunnel, jun.
VIM. Middleton,
Daniel McChichelter,
Francis Golfer,
Daniel Lewis,
John c. Hunter.
oNOAV, the 10Th day (Ss)
Of AnouT, ISoc. CT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
Mutual Ln[urance OTIlce.
RIcaMoNo, Sept. 5,h, ISo

RIcaMoNo, Sept. 5'h, 1906.
'TNhE mca5trs of the Mutua' I1farance Com
l Paay again.t Fire On C'9{f and Fa,nitare
lhtae iate Of Virginia, arc hercby notified that
e'Nd hil quota Is ioaad to b: neceGary, and
laO:fs5g called tor, s. De paid BY each member
athh csnpaoy 20 tn. Gather genera! on or be-
ioit 'ae 6r'i Day Of O6foher next.
Vha msnberS Of shis company viii be pleafed
. axe neuoes thar all who faiIato comply with
,as i'qa'iisa wit cellc TO be Insured after the
W netoa tor the payment Of The faid quota
%N pg7:at is nl9e. And in or3.r to place
lS rii'a,ioa On reip.aablc Foos;ng, it is
y. uSs9sl Qsceairy to untion imm:dilteiy agaicit
= asrileats- thar no indnls<nce need be
'Ats'Sd alter the 6rlt day OF Ot{1ler next.
Benlqnia Du-HcL, PreGdent.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
Grounds Rents for Sale.

On THURSDAY, rbe ia day of Oaobsr
=. aSx'' between the hauys OF twelve and
-. =, WI ee Slli, 10 she aishet b ldcr, for
e. 4.' T'4's, at the Coffee, Fioq{e, :wo feparste
~ 'eas, facured BY y,lu45le Lots in this
wv t' Go II 5 Vire,oia Cur,cncy.
]. H. Hooe, Aihgnec
g Of the etats OF Js5r CHA bankrup..
''nosF s.. DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18

A neat well fnilhcd two Rory houre, on ST.
Afsph-freet, nearly opPoEse Abraham Faw's Of
.ce--apply to EEWE5 q MILLER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18

WILLIAM Ok Ley
HAS. ON HAND,
WBieb be suiN dgpsft IF on terms adUantAsssa;
to The Parc5atsrt, far e4b Of mates,
The following Articles, VIE
Diaper and common rape,
Paper and pound pins
White and printed naarleiiiss
Lsces, edgings and ginps
E!egaat black and white lace yeilsa
Pa,ent do. do.
Satin peelong ami fix handkerchitfs
~, o.8, and o. Csmonsk mullins
India Jacoaee 10,
Fustians, buckraun, &c. sc.
ALSO,
A few bales Of Negro Ctldic,, and on. INK :
fix and cotton inss.
January T.
Supcfrsc and fecond cloths
Kerieyncses and fw&ndowus
Besrlkns and tearnonghts
DuraEts ard calrnancoes ~
Bombazet. and wildborcst
Common and bol'd canbicts
Silk, cotton, and worried hoG.rY
Englllh extra long fix gloves
Silk twif and thread
TO LET,
A neat well fnifhcd two fofy houfe, on ST.
Afsph.freet, nearly oppofse Abraham Faw's Of
sce--aPPly to HEWE3 q MILLER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
LAND fer SALE.

..,l nave about 1920 acres of Land,
n, ear . any In the fate Of Rentncky, lying
Ii. :; Nogioo, which viii fell great bargain )
On, w y iedapatabIe, and an old military
spd nc 'esms OF the faie viii be made low,
b. r,,. 'Y ieHgiSy credit given on q coniilera.
nm ~, = :. the Purchaft money. Thole gentle
Win no intend 10 fetsle 10 tie GATE, and who
al Ina, : Pu'lhlle, may fnd i their in.ere& to
ii, Fg' me. have the cetn6ca,e OF the hon.
d. 81. o'a,fs'nridgr, Efq. aad Others, ihewipg
siths p,o @ua''on, quaiisy, quantity and value
Aaeaa 5. joan LoS S.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
The Subscriber

Wins to RENT or SELL, the foAoc0'ng
fPyoberty, on King freet, OFz.
- aE CORNER STORE, lately occupied
] By bim!tlf,-the fand ia equal to any IN
town for reta,l fore, AMI viii be rented very
cheap. ALTO, ,hc HOUSE lately occupied by
Doctor Hall; the houfe is very convenient and
ia good repsir--this. aIIo vii! be rcnscd bar
gaie if applied tor Immediately, Er terms, ap-
Piy 20 ror,,nn,
or in his abfence to Mrs. H4foa, living on the
ofeio,fes.
auguR S. dtt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
N C t / c E.

ss W. D. SLMMS has commenc-
ed The Pra1g;ce If Ld;tl, and means to attend
the Courts of Alexandria and Wilmington conn.
tics. il the ditritt of Columoia-.rhe Y inchetter
Dia.i>t Cour, in Virgins, and Prince Georges
and Charles County Courts, in Mary land.
AnguG z6. d3W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
PUBLIC NOTICE.

siE9Truaees Of the town of PRoviDESeR'
having Thought il expediene 70 poitpone
tao Sale of the feveral LOTS IN the lad So"ns
adyeytifed for fac 81 IBIS a!y, until MoNDAf
the 2iR day of Oaooet nsxt-~Noiif: HtFef6re
IS givea, That toe fad Trultecs will, on tast
day, proceed to expofc 10 PG BLlC SALE, tof
ready money, the feyeral LOTS 10 the laid
town, agreeable to the att of aicmbiy eRaolih-
ING the fame.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
HIP
UNITED STATES,
. 7 Nj cprAXr.

! .2E4s@sETI ]. W. -SFFAKE,
gN5IE talAstNkG Arrived at Liverpool, IN per.
GsgSss.sSss feet lafety, after Paaage OF 20
SasSssaz and expected 10 ia'l about
the beginning Of Asgut, with FALL GOODS
for Aiexanaria and G<0rg<. lo1o1. She may &c
cxpeaed by the aoth infant, and as we are dc
iirous of giving her dpasch 60 as to place her at
Liyerpoo for an early lhip next fpring, for this
river, we will either charter, or take N part
freigh, TO convenient port IN France, or to
Cesvls and Market, or LlvRRPooL DlREcf.
Apply to
ricketts,, Newton & Co.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
TO BE LET.

For on. year, ora term Of wears,
THAI ffgibte stand for TAVERN,
CITUATE in the Main Street, Mar
~ hnsburs, which has for srea, num-
berof wears been occupied as such, by
David Wolgamots. deceased, and his
Widow, and now in the occupancy of
Mr.. Jarvis JefFries,-This property con-
sists ola commodious Dwelling House
two stories high, a Well Of excellent
Water at the door, a good and convent.
ent Kitchen, Stable, Gransry, Sheds,
good Garden, &c.-Also to be let,
the House next it on the same to-, two
stories high, with good cellar under it
and good Garden, conveniently situa.
ted, and we'll calculated for a store or
private family. Possession may be had
the LIST of April next.
JACOB p. HARRIS, Guardian for
the Children Of Susannah Woigamett, dec.
February -, 1905. -