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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
Lands jorsalem Buckingham couney.

THE subscriber offers for sale the
following traa. of Land. viz 1000 acres
beginning where mai. Charles Yancey slime Joins
his on lanes RIVER and extend oui 10 include the
above quantity, 50 as leave out the low grounds
with sufficient timber TO support W---Aiso, two
ua6ts on ~ eamore island creek and its waters,
of four hundred each, adjoining the lands of
mai. Ysucey and the subscribers; ihose~two
traits were formerly the property of col. John
HOPKINS of Goochland on the lower ttaa IS tho't
to be good rsill.seat--Likewisea ,raa on Me-
redi,h's creek of three hundred eighty eight a.
cres, adjoining the lands OF Col. Wan. Perkins, ON
which is a plantation sufficient to work FIVE or
six hands TO advantage, thriving young orchard
in bearing one or two } ears, an excellent creek
running thro the plantation on which might be
erected convenient mill in wealthy neighbour
hood; The above land abounds with very good
pine for buildings--Aiso trae of two or three
hundred acres below John Basby, ssnr's on this
there is small plantation with excellent fruit
trees, and a good situation for mil, fresh
broke the dam and left the house which is two
stories high, aud az a small expense may be put
in grinding order. The above lands lay convent.
enti TO Warminster. and will he shewn 10 any per-
som wishing TO purchase. by the proprietor, ant
JOSEPH CABELL.
Buckingham, Rp,on. 9th Sept. 1905. sm
Valuable Lands III Hibem0rie county
FOR SALE.
nURSUANT to a decd Of trust,
executed by John Jordan, to secure the pay
r1ent Of Eve hundred and seventy FIVE pounds
three shillings ard six pence. with interest," There
on from the seventeenth Gay OF July, Gig cen
hundred and one ana charges, due Brown. Rives
6, Co viii he sold, for reahy money, on the iif
tenth day of OSsober next (being the THIRD Tues
l. a.. H..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
Geo. WAIT


TEAS removedfrom the store he formerly &C.
= 4 cupcd 10 = prick house on the cross street
seaHing from the main street TO Shockoe ware
house, where he aas on hand and offers to dis
pose of on moderate terms, bywholesale,
The following 1,ticies, 0iz:.
Loaf and Musco,sdo Sugars,
N. England, w. island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Barrelota and Apple brandy,
sherry aud Malaga Wine,
cpGee Of a superior quality, ~
Molasses. Ginger and Fig Blue,
Ycang Hysor and impcnal Tea,
s00 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted SIZES And
> The remainder OF his Stocksof Dry Goods,
sonssting psineivslly OF articles suited 10 tse
ptesent and approaching season. which he Will
tither sell on q crsdi, Of 3. 6 and 9 months, for
notes negociabie al the Bank of Virginia. with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond, 22d March, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
MARSHAl,s SAIE

PY virtue ofa decree Of the cour
~ Of the United siates FOR the 6fth circuit Ia
'he Virginia disrria. pronounced in May last. be.
tween John sosnerville, p'rf. and David Ross
ieft.--Will be SOLD, on Tuesday the I5th day
Of October next. 20 the higbesi bidder, for reaav
money, so much Of the TRACT OF LAND.
IN Chesterfield county, commonly called the
FALLS PLANTATION, as VIII be sulFieien,
20 raise the sum OF two thonsan6 one hundred &
twenty one dollars ard 81 GEMS, and The costs Of
suis snd-of safe. The point at which the purcha.
scr IS 70 begin his survey & the direction in which
nc is 70 run his lines viii be designated on the
lay Of sale, which sale viii be had on the pre-
misses.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
W. WARDLAW.
BENJAMIN. DU-VAL.
At the sign Of the Colder Mortar,

1T the sign Of the Colder Mortar,
Richmond,
LAS just receiveda very large and extensive
i assortment of fresh MEDICINES, SUR
CEoNS' INSTRUMENTS. DRUGS DYE.
SrUBFS, PAINTS of all kinds. OIL. VAR.
NISHES. PUTTY, sc.
Also. complete assortment of
H.dTI'E RS' MHTERfXLS.
coRsIsrIEo OF
Hattefs' Irons Crude Tartar
Logwood Basoa Irons
coppetas Bow Strings
Virdegrease Innings
Fustick Cafoons
Spanish Indigo Tassel Bands
OH OF Vitriol Rubbing Dishes
Aq. Forts Stamuers
Quicksilver Trenehers, &C.
Which added TO his former Stock. completes an
assoriment that was never equalled, in his line
of business, in this CRY
lie thanks. his customers for past favors, and
hopes to meris continuation Of their costonr.
His former attention 10 the qualiry of his Medi-
cines, importing them ntheb crude state that he
might ne able TO Judge Of their quality, ant, pow.
desing and preparing them under his immediate
inspection. have contributed 10 his present ssta.
biishrlcns; and opposition he presnmes VIII not
relax has exerors to give general satisfaction in
future.
HIS experience for more than IL years past, as
Apc'aeessy and Druggist in this CRY. added to a
small stock of Medical Information acquired be.
fore, enahies him. he thinks, 10 form atoIerabiy
correct judgment as TO the quality Of Drugs and
Medicines. although ne cannot beast of honors
conferred on him greater than the confidence of
numerous and respectable customers
In regard to his Wholesale prices, he. promises
10 furnish eacn of his whole sale customers with
printed price current, as soon as possible, and
feels in their appreciation know.
ing that one in this state can afford to under-
set him. This he intends 20 do, to get Others
customers from them. but 10 secure his own.
Any articles thar may be ordered and not APP
proved ofas quality may be returned il in good
order, and III a reasonable time.
Hicsmond, May so. 1905. (3w&wtf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
Sales at Auction.

-FOUR large and strong WOKk
4 HORSES, from z to wears old. may be
had in exchange for BRICKS, OF for BRICK
WORK--tiie bricks TO be delivered. or the work
10 be tcne. Immediately. or the next spring. as
may be ag'eed Enquire Of the printer.
September 26, 1905 2w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09

S~ry ficS1sy, Ingaa. ssa. 1905.
{EysS enm -is'ed 10 the ia.l OF The said cou,
". en- rae 25s day of Aprsl last neg,
mai, DICK, and ssyssh ne selaugs 10 Parse,
Alcsa,'er, of Nor;h Carolina. which place n
leitfcr some years--he IS snail fellow, abou,
years Of age both os his ears appear to have b+e
cut. The said negro IS now hired out sgreeab.,
20 law. The owner OF such slave is desired 4,
come forward. prove his property. pay charge
and take him away.
low David Price,
Keeper Of the Jail, Sur. courthouse.
Rn0KEIa,C NEETrE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-09
INOIlGt

Prince Edward, 28t6 Sept. 1905
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-24
BOSTON, June II.

Captain Tucker arrived here on Fndg
last from Gibraltar, informs, tina. Lord
Nelson's feet passed mat place on the al
April. The above account is direct 400
authentic, and corresponds with the H:.''
gynce given.in orr last, from Cadiz, res:F
ed by the way Of Plymouth.
L0tsa from Eureh,
The schooner Two Sons, captain Ciafh
has arrived at Newburyport from Mama
She left that place on he 18th May and op'
the goth was boarded by British "a sn
ship, andlniormed. that feet OF hI'ss
sail Of the l;ae had sailed froa, England .
pursuit oft6e combined French and SpanD
feet, which was presumed 20 have go'lea
ga;nst Jamaica. Captain Clark also lniorn
thu, he learned By this vessel, that Nv
Rochefort feet had been seen f-~ Gag
previous, steering towarks L'Otisot.
Captain John Harvey, in the brig T's
tula, arrived at Quan,ine Roads, last ever !,
ing, from HAVANA, informs, that on =
June, inst. in lat. s3. long rs, aoou' y :,
o'clock P. NJ. he was brought to, ana :"
dered on board by French brig OF a1y 4
eighteen guns on geing on board. anu ! i.
ter their papers were examined the. IL
formed him they bare dispatches rm s !"
fleet at the Windzuard Islands f0r me ~
that zpas gone dam to New.Fou'lalH' nrs.
they further Informed that few DAYS r ',t
vious, in company with another f,s .,,,,
brig, they had fought an English Cors'lo,
and hand had many men woundid'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-24

! you have done so without s,ts,.,
adduce single particle Of proof Ply ~
have any claim to the picture b.f.la
/ do not renounce it because You ny sa
its authenticity and similarity with y
cannot be supported. 'SS
Does not your prediction forth.
sican Dynasty appear in almos, ev.
per you publish; does not every
| those papers prove your determiD,S,p
keep the public mind in fume. y,
lead the people of this country on :
same excess of change, novelty and ~
sion, which has led to the establisbm.'
a new tyranny in France, and the l..
self-governmentto that b. ave people, n
not your attempt TO stigmatize and H.
with corruption rs members Of the ill
congress, 38 of whom were repubGS
for having given their assent to yer,S
sona5le compromise of the eobAic'
claims between the United States and
claimants under an anterior purchase r..
the state of Georgia, indicate a bite,
nifty to publicfai,k, to national peace !
harmony does 1t not indicate pronrS
ty to disorganization, aud design 70 !.
ate region Of terror, under which n
man can comfortably oppose your oanI
Gus? it does. sir--twelve months -,
syour rod, he'd up in: terrorem, had ,oSsl
effect, but your blusttr about quids and
third party, the nefanous lies and inf
nous slanders with which your paper i,
aboundgd, and the prosecutions you b,p
set on foot, has happily brought you al
your reiga OF terror into contempt Sd
. den as has been your rise from nothiapn,
aud meanness TO consequence aud ou
lence, your fall will be more precipis
unless you put curb to your pride, chez
your arrogance, correct your insolent d
havior; and by more prudent line Of col
duct put stop to the suspicious that al
gaining ground with respect to your bsin
secret Porcupine, an insidious enemy
our republican institutions.
Although provoked monitor, youroI
friend is not your enemy; he wishes yo
had conducted with more prudence; b
hasa respect tor the opinion of his reput
lican friends who think highly of your SCI
vices, and it is this respect for their oplni
on which obliges him to expose your rc'
character, with which your own own cor
duct makes it necessary the public shoul
be acquainted, that your denune:iatloa
your sarcasms and reflections miy hal
their due weight only.
A long life of active usefulness, wi
unimpeachable integrity, no small share Q
the last thirty years Of which has been &C
cupied in public business, has pun me
bove your calumny where am known
is merely hope that you may Proht byT
proof, and desire that the public NH
should be set right respecting your calu'
nies, that this letter is addressed to 70
by
Your old friend,
MATTHEW LYON.
On tie Aonongahela River,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-24
Your old friend,
MATTHEW LYON.

On tie Aon0ngahela River,
April 25M, 1905. :,
P.S. This, when written, was intendtt
to have been published in the Tree OF lt
berty, at Pitssbnrg; but the editor an
proprietor being absent when | arrived
there, occasioned my bringing it to LOUIS
vile.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23
: esidin ad0aaeel WEDNESDAr. OCTOBER Is, 1905.
EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES.
Mt WILLIAMSBURG.


49, On account
The oM
astoouu
Euo2en
s;andino
thah
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Gbcruy of
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Trends 20 November
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23
LAND FOR SALE,
~ ALREM4RLE.

GNN the 4tll day Of December
W next. n faiT.is not. the next fair day, viii
b. sold. tAe highest bidder, al the !ats dwelling
. house Of Ricfari II. Alien, on Mycsunk Greek.
the Land wSercon ne lived, containing about go
acrss, considctabie part of which IS excellent
bottom, soaie now in timothy, aud about % acre,
adjoining the present meadow may be cleared &
pnt ipto grass The plantation il now in goot
tar'aiug order having upwards of zoo arcres of
cleared ian1, the greater pars OF whc,, has lss .
ly been cearcd, ant cultivated in regular rotate
on - There Is on this farm salal, bel ding ami.
orchard of choice winter fruit The improve.
rsnss arg all good, aud calculated for the accom-.
notation OF scn,ecl family. The houses are
assured against Are, arid very good well OF wa
ter ia the yard. This faTri ~ situated IN gen.
tee! & sociable nsigliborhood, within 5 niles Of
the s. w. sfoan,Sins. 9 OF Milton and the Ri
wanna river. Is of Charlottesville. 30 oe Courn.
bic and 3 of the Merry Mills Il = 80 lies zdjoin.
ing valuable range fer stock, and near a vein
Of lrrestons. Il will be sofa on q credit OF eve
years,1 four eqaal Payments, the first TO Fal duo
fwc years from the day cf Gale. and the balances
in three annual Pzymen;s fsornthe day on winch
the FIRST payment falls due.-Good personal secu-
rity will De required Fourth of the purchase
Nancy, as also q mortgage on the property for
the amount of the purchase. Tbis'lal viii be
shewn By the execTor3 or oy the oTerseer on
tile farm.
On ffs sane dgy md az fbe same jtiacs,
HILL. BE SOLD,
To tse highest bidder, on 10 months credit, all
TIE CROP &C corn. wheat, tobacco, oats, hay,
fodder, and STOCK of every dcscTiption--a.
Iaong which are some valuable horses, colts and
r1nics. csstle and sheep. some PORK, and yo1ny
hogs. every species OF household and kitchen
FURNIzJRE,z new Wagon and Gear, plan
Iation Tools. &e--Bonds with approved securi-
ny win be required, 90 bear interest from the date
if not punctualy pad.
DJENEf' MINOR,
ALExINDER cARRE7T, kx'rs'
O9ober s, 1905. uD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23
NOTICE, that / intend to leave thi.

NOTICE, that intend to leave this
= state in the course often OF iifteeh days. and
to msve 10 the state OF Tennessce---I have there
fore appointed my friend Edward Burnett. of
Chesterfield county, my agent in this state, who
viii cosa and pay ali my deb,s.
Joseph Roper:
AN persons having claims against the above
mentioned Joseph Roper, are desired TO apply 20
me for settlenenr; and those indebted are desi.
red 70 make - me Immediate payment. as no in.
duigence WILDE hlowcd,
Edward Burnett,
- Attorney in fast fer ]. b
Also, am attorney in fact fer John Repcr.
who left this place some time ago, and went 70
the state OF Tennessee, and viii settle with all
parsons having claims against tie said John Ro.
per. Z. srRNrTT; Att'y, &c.
Chesterfield, 5it Oa. 1906. W..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23

4 PETITION will be presented 70 tho &c.
n neral Assembly Of Virginia, At the next
session, praying ,lat an an may passto incorps-
rate a company COR the purpose of cutting Ca
nal on tine gopth side Of the falls Of James Ri
Yer, OF otherwise irrproying the navigation q
a.. rivcr Cor the passage OF Baueaux; and also
e. ito cssab rhrient OF a Bank ia tho town of
AianCheffer. AggufI}.
u T. 3 :, K 3 q N y 5
EJoi sale At this oaice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23
PRINTING PAPEP.

g. Reams Royal Printing Paper,
for sale at this Office. Oe,. II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-03
FOR SALE.

My Tract of Land, lying in the
county of Loudoun, and bounding on the Sugar
Land Run containing TWO thoaland and leven
hundrea and iixty four acres. will accommo~
date purchsiers in parcels lefs than the whole.
will NOT enter into any delcription Of the land,
fuppoGng that perfons defrous of pu'chafng, viii!
inform thcmlelvcs on the fpot, by taking view OF
the premifes. P0hclion can be given on new
years day, in the year 1906, to any one who
makes a bargain before the l5th September, at
ter which time tenants will be fixed and the poi.
fellian though at the fame time as in the other
cafe, will be encountered with them. For terms
application may be made to Thomas L. Lee, Of
the county, General John Minor, Fredericksburg,
and the iublcfiber living in the county OF King
Gc,ree, LANDON CARTER.
Cieye, HusaG I. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-03
AuguG1s.
FOR SALE.

Five hundred acres of LAND, in
tho County of Alexandria, and Eve and half
miles from Alexandria and two from Georgetown,
one moiety in Wood and part of that heavily tim.
befed. 1t abounds in excellent water, and hath
40 extenfve view Of the neighborhood- its
proximity to the City, Georgetown and Alcxan.
dria, with the additional convenience of an aband
ance Of wood, few farms within the DiRritt
claim pse.emincnce. Upon the Fiiyf Msadoy
liz OGo6tr, fhal attend on the premiles for the
purpofs OF dirpoGng 1t, if not fold prsviou, to
that time. Should it be more accommodating to
thofc (who with country refdence during she
fckly months, will divide i, into ten and
swenty acre LOTS. Any psrfon whining to
view the Land, by an application to WILLIAM
SNsLLuM, who lives on it may be gra,ifed,-
My remoteneis and the frequent Expectations on
the Wood and Timber, are the principa, induce.
meats to fell it, not more than one.htth OF the
purchafe money will be required, and credit
from two to three years will be given for the re-
iiduc, lecurity by mortgage, and forfeiture
Of the advanced monies, with intereR on the
fum unpaid, if not PunStaally and fully diff.
charged.
G. CHAPMAN.
Aagua II. 2aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-03
LAND for SALE.

/ have about 1900 acres of Land,
equal TO any in the fate of Kentucky, lying
acar Lexington, which will fell great bargain;
The tide indlputabie, and an old military
one. The terms OF the fale will be made low,
and very lengthy credit given on a con6aera.
bic part Of the purchafe money. Thofe gentle
men who intend TO fettle in the Rate, and who
with to purchafe, may End it their interea to
call upon me- lhave the scrtiaca,e OF the hon.
Jsbs Brackesri9se, Efg. and others, hewins
the title, dtuation, quality, quantity and value
Of this property.
John Luke.
Aueuf T.. DIFF
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70 r S A L E,

25o Acres of Land, in the dll'Ha
of oxmbia, about 5 miles from Alexandra 'I'
a from George. Town: A large prOP0E0'n ,s
woodland of a good quality, Astounding WV, WV
good fprings and handfome fltuation,. So no,
Law off this land to accommodate thOic VINO H ~
viii to buy from two acre lots to twenty o. y"
it altogether. A fmall part of the Put'h''S w. w.
ney wall be required; and for tn: osla''' h l
beral credit will be given. Any Perlon SN r
to buy, may be lhswn the land by 'VI''asS '~s
Inn, who reddes upon it; and leave t0'n '''
with Mr.. John Gadiby, Of Alexandra "A
Sundry Lots may be had on glO 1i.'b
rent, upon Dake.frcet, adjoining to MI
Shucks's. u. Char '""@
lMne IA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-03
TO BE LET.

The HOUSE on Fairfax -freet now
occupied by Mr.. James H. Hooe. PoGeGion
will be given on the dra of July. Apply to
MIR. JOHN TUCKER, of Alexandra. The va.
want LOTS on King, Columbus, and Wahioz.
ton ftreets the LOTS on the Mall, lately adj
terrified for fale; or any other Lots belonging
tothe fublcriber, for iale by him, on reafonable
terms. STEPHEN COOKE.
LeeAuEg, May zs.- law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-03
q D u c A T I 0 N.
H. WlLBAR,

Lar MASTER Of the Steiae Ho9/s dea@smy,
Brigb,btkwa0nt;
BEES leave respectfully to inform
,he inbanitant. of Alexandria and its vicinity,
that fat the tequea Of many of his friends he has
r.dacei his terms Of tuition 20 Five Dollars per
quarter, and One Dollar entrance.
81 An Evening School will be
opened on Aionaey next, the I'D Of September,
from O'Clock till o-at the moderate price OF
T5rse Dollau per quarter. Pens, INK, and Ire
wood ncluded.
Augua ae. d3No3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-03
Valuable Property for Sale.

On The 1otb day Of oaobtr nex', Ct 10 s'eletk
in The farssaon, avi0 be Said en- q lang ereait,
at px6Gc VenGxe, On The brfmyes,
eE~HAT large STONE WAREHOUSE on
i the corner of Wolfe and Union frcets !;
one half of Ground Rent Of L.13l 1sc arif-
ing out of rhs Diai.l- Immediately oppo-
i,e one half Of the Wharf tia. was built by
general Roberdeau, and nupbes of Vacant
Lots OH Wafer, Wolfe, and Union freets.
The property will be fhown to any perlon ap~
plying to the fabfcriber.
THOMAS PATTEN.
AusuR l9. eoow
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Forty Dollars Reward,
For spprchcndins and fscuring in any gaol in
the United States, 70 that ] get him again,
Negro Il B NER;

Negro q BNER;
lie is aout. hsong, and aaisc fellow
/ 4 understands plantation bu6aefs we'll and is
a.gosd hoemaker; he is about 81 years old,
about feet OF 10 inches high be has fomc
old fears from whip Which he received ieyen.
teen years ago for running away; be has been
my property ever iince and | do not recollea
that he has ever been corrected Gncc, although
often delerved it; he has mother in Fauquier
county, Virginia, the property Of Mr.. John
osouaught, and have been infor;ued be vas
feen on the road enqairing FOX faid place, with
a pats let,ine forth that be was free man, and
my name affixed TO fone of them, all of which
are forgeries; and / will give farther reward
of Forty Dollars to any perfoa that will Inform
me of the pcrloa or perioas guilty of the forge
ry, provided they are convicted Of the fame.
The above Gave went of ssth Jaly, ISe5.
! THOMAS WEST,
One mile from Alexandria.
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Mackarel 6 WhiJEey.

no barrels of MACKAREL juR received,
per lchooner Hiram, from Rhode Hand
ALSO,
S. barrels &rOng proof RYE WHISKEY--
and
go kegs manufactured James-River TOBAC-
co, warranted good. Thefe articles will be
fold lev. Apply to
JOAN &c Thomas VowelI.
Jsly as.. d
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N Q T | c +.

~EVHE Subscribers. of the county Of t.: A.t h,m
4. dria, in the Diftitt OF COLUMBIA, a D
obtained from the Orphans Court OF i'l9 sVya
letters of administration on rhc eits1e o. ,gJ-
Nsoh, late Of the atorelaid county, c'I a:I A..
An perfons having claims agaioit 'Os s, -" aax
ceaied .rc hereby warned to exhibit VIZ. VIZ 81
with the vouchers thereof, to the fuOel'. tby
OF before the 9th day of February nsa ~ h.n:
may osherwife be by law excluded h01' AZ
fit of the faid easte. g.. # Al.
Given under our hands this 5th Gay
quit, 1905. -.
Archibald M:Clieih' An s@
AugVR 6.
PRINTING, IN its var'o~ 0I@ ,,s
exeeaed ws5h neataeis Sn@ 0llfass,
PRINTED DAIL2, BI
S. S N O w D k ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-03
N O T | C E.

TINE administration of the eRatc of JAMES
i WILSON, deceafed, having been com
mitted to the Subscribers by the Orphans Court
Of the county of Alexandria, they hereby rsqulre
all thofe indebted to rhe fad efate to make i'm.
mediate payment of their refpedtive debts; and
thofe who have claims againf the efate, to exit
bit them as early as pefiblc, properly authsnti-
Gated.
Eliza Wilton,
K. l. Taylor.
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A neat BOOT g SHOEMAKER
that can come well recommended, and capable of
taking charge Of SHOP, will meet with en-
coarsgsmsnt. Single Man will be preferred.
Eaqusrs ofthe Printer.
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Leonard Tozun Races.

TINE Ls0sa,d.To7un Joekey.Clab RACES,
4 are the / 18th and 10Th Of October next
The frf days is for FORTY GUINEAS, and
the fecoad for TWENTY GUINEAS, agree
able to the rules of i.id CLUE.
BY order,
E. ]. MILLARD. Stey.
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