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Portland gazette., 1805-07-16
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"a, taken upon h.nsies tie trul of an Re-, az
al wiA and teitament Of DONALD ROSS -.
Sprry, IN tie couafy of Hancock rnerchan, I..--,,
by giving bc1d a. &c law directs re thereF.rsea'
qucns ali Perfcns who arc indebted to faid dr.'r1s'
etate, to make immediate payment; and a.. -
have any demands thereon, exhibit the fame "a -.
element, to DAVID COlR
THE flbfcriber hereby gives public notice u II
Il coacerncd that lie has been duly appointed 80
has taken upon hiraielf the truit Of Admniraor -
the efate Of
MICAH MUNROE,
ale of Bry1tzpirE i'll tie county I'll Cumberland 49,.
imau, declafed, by giving bond Is the law dire4s.
lie therefore requess all perfons who arc indebtedto
the fad deccaieds etate,to make immediate paymen,
and thofe who have any demands thereon TO e,h;b,
il the fame for iettemenE him at his dw cling houl
on Litte river. JOHN BAN.
June q, 1905. 'Jys.
THE rublcribeT hereby gives gubIic notice to a con
ceInea, that he has been duly appointed, and h,
taken uPen himieIf the trut Of AdmnihTatc4 On Nh.
elate Of
JOHN THORLo,
late Of Portland in the County OF Cumberland, Mari
rer, deccaed, by giving bond as the law directs VI
therefore reapc All Perlons WHO are indebted to tbs
fL t9ceafed, etate, to make immediate pa, ment and
taofa who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
ale a. STEPHEN WAITE
I4fel JA,y I, 1905.
NHE fubfcriber hereby gives public notae 10 a con.
ccrnea, that they have been duly appointed aRd
AYE tasea upon thculelves the trul Of Executors.
vi the cGate W.
STEPHEN LARRABEE HARRIS
te Of NgtBJaMyptb, in the county of Cumberland.
conan, decefd, hy giving bond the law directs =
Nhey therefore reque all perions who indebted 10
hc lld deceafeds eitate make immediate payment.
ia th0r-who have any demands thereon, to exhIbis
1e l4Ele 70
STEPHEN HARRIS,
LYDIA HARRIS
Dnf.i Jaas q, 1905.
HE lublcriber hereby gives vubIiS Hetce to all con-
ccrucd that he has been ruy appointed and haA
akea upon hiufef tie truA Of an admniitrater, On
the lltais Of
ANDREW PEPPEREL FROST,
ste Of FaorfL in The county of Cumberland, Gentle
nan, dscealed by swing bond as the law directs
He therefore requsts all perons lao are indebted to
he faid decealed elsts 20 make immediate payment;
and thufe who have any demands thereon, tzIAbit
THOMAS SEAL.
Dafsi 5une l2, 1905.
THE flbcribers hereby give public notice to all con-
earned, that they have been duly appointed, and
have taken upon thenieves the trait OF acminiltra
tors, en- the eltate Of
TIMOTHY FAMRLFN, late Of Coyba-,
in the county Of Cumberland, yeoman, decealed, by
giving bond IS the law directs They therefore re-
out IN perfons who arc indebted To The faid decea-
feds efa.e 10 make immediate payment; and thofe who
have -any demands thereon 10 exhibit the fame 10
ANNA HAMBLEN,
JOHN iANELEN.
D1isI J4-e e7, 1905.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16

Anl nn'cF5 - t17es lTe paid % or Gal-Tc Sac
third eay az September ucrt. atten O'Clock, Ill the
forcnooo 20 much faid Isnts wil! al th= faEle
at ali in,e-y-.iiae thar g., vil tc I'D \ nultr
v-utcs attLr duc in Auufe v .s.5sr: EH.1ss, .un
holder; 10 fad IS da in.
. JOSIAH sANDB0EN, Cob. e'5-.
: 9.s :, ~gy ,, l25S.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16

~E~HE f4hcrher hereby gives pub notice to ali
concerned that he has been duly appo nted
ans has taken upon himfef the tru6 guardian to
THOMAS CHANDLER Russell
Of NorthYarmouth. in the county Of Cumberland, a
noncompos. by giving BOND the Law retas lie
therefore requ-aF all perions who are nd -bted 70
the fsd uoucomPos cfate, to make immsd7tc
. ynent AID tholr who have any demands thereon,
To exhibit the fame 10
ANTMj Z. MITCHELL. --
Wsyffy4-s1,.s H5ry 20
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16
FLIZ ABETEI BRADLEYI
14:1d Ta,. "a ~. :.
u ItIrg .gdg i1or5e.

- z lI-Fg -Id9 I15Ftc.
lE rs faksn p ey the fubicfttr, e. nc -sth uIt'
aa.d aoFie has Z isar5Hfs foF' fe-d, yf.h 5aek
maze RA1 taii- lae ovrrr nav - Ike hrr aEan l}
fToy ~ property and Paying oh.r ae.-ap2s = ~
-P- Nj EzANEs, 4 S1a--za71s, -r-.fr.tth t
20 ?,
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16

Il He fubfcrber hereby givcs public notice 70 ak
concerned, that The has been duly appointed ana
has taken upon herieh the tfut Of Ada.inl4ztEix
the eltate Of
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16
NATFANTEL WTNsLoW.

late Of Fa!sseeb, in the County Of Cumberland, yec-
t-an, by giving bond the law dirdtfs She there-
fore requsis all perisDs who indebted to the fad
deceaieds et{ste, TO make Immediate payment and
thole who have any demands thereon, 60 exhibit the
fame LYDIA WINSLOW.
Dated Trrs 27 1905.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16

In raunty Of Cumberland, Trader, deceaied hT-
giviuah0ad the law dFeC3s -FIe theref rtq1tfe
a perluns who indebted tO-the laid deCtaf-
eds cltatc, to make immediate payment and thoIc
who have any demands theI1on- TO Sxhiht the fame
10 FETER ROWE, -4Iunjgaior
Dated Sfan4.h, Tart 40, I8cS. .s4
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16

s7HE fcblcrib,r hereby ligss publie ntfcs e at
concerned Tia 1lc mas b@en duly aaPraeted.
and h'i taken upoa h1rfst rs 'su. VI admiaTarator
on the eo@te Of DAFi1L BRaI-EY.
laie IF Corham in faiI crprt., traLtr dsceaicd
ny giving bod the Iav dire, lhe ;l.e7.f5rc re-
qr-is al peiIon' who iudsated e the ai aseesl-
M n eitale to HaNe n'me ia.s Payr.ere AID .huie
who ave any de.nAll. thereon u ezh.5i; tie lsme
80
rrrTARFTtI Artty
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16

4 'fiE ouotcrtDer. hereby gives pubic
notict all concerned ,hat &c has b en- day
appointed an h4- taEtu upon Acrllli lie traa Of
adnliuiitra5rix Oh tho eGstc of
WILLIAM ROBARD5, r.r
ate of Durhar<. Ia tht Ocuaty of Cumberland yto-
decc lied hygiving boad - thS law Sirelfs;- -
ihe therefore, rtqutlis All rc lot- Whd ats infehed
0 The Czid detr4tcds e7ve, make immediate pay
mcnr snd thoie whO have any deualds- theFeon, -
cZhibit the l4Elt ID
sUssRsAII Z CLsRDS.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16

THE fusfcri5er hereby gi.cs public notice Al
l. concerned and hc has been duly appointed
ana has taken upon himllf the rnG II AIminiE-
tr4tCr Oh he eiate Of
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16

tate Of Falmouth ID the connty Of Cumberland yeo-
decesie Ivy giving bonaas & law direets lie
therefore rcquelts al pefOh5 who sre ladchtCd 70
TIC i4id deceaieds etate to make Immediate pay
ment aao thotc -whohave any osmAnds theIeon
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16

te Of Bryzfzre4, IL tie county a Cumberland, Yea.
nau, deceafed, by giving bond Is the law direas.-
fe therefore reques ali perfons who arc indcbtedia
Ne fad deccaeds efate, 70 make immediate payr7er+
nd thofe who have any demands thereon 70 e1hib,
the fame for fettlemenE 10 him at his dw cling houa
n Little river. JOHN BAN.
Iupe q. 1905 .Tvo
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-01

yer animated by intcfsas aad feelings
of (uch a fort, that the oppoGtion TO the
new government was formidable from
the very fra. The extraordinary po-
pularity and conlumate prudence of
Warrington, for time battled their
attempts. Virginia had not been idle it
appeared, when this great man retir
ed from the helmn. She had fomented
a faction in every fate, and in fome
of them gained a preponderance. In
eighteen hundred it was agreed by the
lacot,ins to make col. Burr, vice-pre-
lident if he would bring over the votes
of New York. This was eife6ted and
JeHet!on became PRECEDENT. But that
great fate was far from tranquil. The
Livingston fa6lion had patched up a
peace with the Clintokians and both
were willing to be rid Of col. Burr,
who hated both parties as much as they
hated him and each other. Intact the
lacobin body is competed by tbs union
of vinegar and oil, and the parts are al
ready o5eying the laws ofrepulilon.--
Whether any good is to come out OF
their difcord is very doubtful. But
none was expected from their political
friendlhip. In Old Rome the factions
that grew out ofthe rivallhlPs OF Caeiar:
Pompey, and Cralius, were often la
mented 1t is not their mutual enml-
ty fad Cato, it is their frlendIhip,
meaning their triumvlrates, that will be
the mott fatal to the republic. ltprov-
ed fatal to the republic and to 'hefs-
ielves. IeFerGon and M'Kean are al
ready warned. Let the other leaders
take warning, popularity is Sphynx
that embraces its favorites to death.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-01
From the United Stctc5' CGzstte.
QUERIES.

How long will it be before we Alall
hear of col. Burr being at the head OF
reuo|vtlon party on the welte-R wa
tiers
sit fact that col. Burr has formed
blas to engage The adventurous and
enterprlzing you}g men from the At
lantic nates to come into Loulhana !
Is it one Of the inducements that an
Immediate contention will be called
from The Fatcs bordering on the Ohio
and Miailiippi, to form afcparste &C.
yernmcnt ?
Is it another that all the tab5ic Iaad5
are to be teized and patromzed among
thoic j}ate5, except what Is re ftr0ed for
tire warlike friends and followers OF
Burr in the revolution?
Is it part of the plan for the new
Rates to grant tI1cie lands in 5oan5IeS to-
entice inhabitants from the Atlantic
i}ates2
How ioon will the forts and maya
zines, and all tie military potts at N
Orleans and the MilliHlppl be IN the
hands Of col. Buri'S revolution party?
How foon vii! col. Burr engage In
the reduction Of Mexico, by granting
Liberty to its inhabitants aud I:lzing on
its treaiures, aided by Britilh fhlps and
forces
What difficulty can there be in com
pleting revolution in one iummer,
among the wefern lfates, with the tour
temptations. 1T. OF all ahe congreiS
land-2d. Throwing off the public
debt--ad. Selling on their own com
merciaI revenues-4th. Spaniih plum
der in conjunction with the Britilh
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-01
From the Bottom i2ebsrtory.

Nine in ten and perhaps ninety nine
in hundred Of the democrats have no
other reafon for liking the preiene or
der of things than this our party they
fay is now uppermoa. The power OF
party feems 20 thcm the life and health
ofthe public liberty. Two things are
necedary gaida democrat, TO my being
free, that | fhould do ju& as ] like, and
that | hculd maze every body DO 10
too. Tbs rabble Of party msy be
naturally enough the oapes CT that OPT
Mon. but the knowing ones begin to
perceive that the power Of party is the
Gavery of the fateand the fare dellruc
ton OF mott fthe oace triumphant lea
decs Of fsaion. AsKean is near falling
though he aarlds his ground and fcorns
to Gee. Ieferfon fees when no one
puriues, for he perceives that the Dan.
ton: will rife up againf the Briilo-
tins, OF tirondifs, therefore he will
not be d candidate. 1t is not hrange
that the jacobins are ready to divide
and quarrel. The fiflt combination is
loole one, and on the change Of cir
cumaances their league didolyes of
courle.
The dread Of fleeing Britilh creditors
armed with the power. Of law produced
a ftrong expedition in Virginia to the
new contribution. Governor Clinton
then hoped to ice the middle fates form
ieparate confederacy, ofwhich he ex-
peEfed to be the chief. This idea was
then inculcated in the anti federal pub
LEGATIONS. One union was alledged to
bee TOO vaft for a free republic. To
take off the force of this objection no+
thing remained but to make the union
lcls, or to cut it up into leveral COME
deracies. Accordingly governor Chm
ton prevailed upon New York to re-
| fuie the FIVE per cent impof to the old
congrefs, and almolf fucceeded to get
the new contribution rejected. 1t was
however agreed TO.
The anti-federal faction was notwlth-
ftanding 70 powerful, and was moreo-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-01
Highway Robbery !!
1900 Dollars Reward.

YESTERDAY, abont u o'clock IN the
forenoon, Mr.. JOHN PETER, an officer
OF the Bank Of COLUM BIA, was topped on
horGeback on the road between this town and
Alexandra, ard xi,h:n shout two Esiles OF the
latter place, by fu,re nnknowa villain, loe
Though the body with pifol, and robbed of a
fun q; money in bis pogeaion belonging to fbis
Iuaitutisu, which h: was taking to Alexandra,
for the puq,ofe OF exchanging with the Bank
there.
The whole fun taken aalouated TO Eighteen
Tho utand Cne Iiundwd and Fourteen Dollars
and Sixsyfye Ceats, made up in Packages--
among which were
PuR Note OF The Eank OF
Virginia, for 500 dollars
ditto OF the Banl. OF Alex.
andria for 500
ditto of she fame for 500
ditto OF the fimc for 40
ditto of the Bank OF
P3tomac, I49 6S cents.
4 Check Of the Union Bank, on the Bank Of
h!exsndria, drawn by z. Rig;nbosham, Cafhier
in favor Of Greegham snd Dsverau, by them
cadofd and by Benjamin Stoldert, and c.
Smith, Teller.
4 mere were ALTO u paTLSl Oh otl ASolSS Vi S'iC
Bank OF .4ie1andra for 100 dollars and for so
dclars zach. The remainder was in current
notes, principally OF the bas:ks OF Alexandria and
Potomac, AID fome lev OF the Bank of Virginia
Of diGetcnt fiz.s ard denominations.
As tho ATTACK was SUDDEN, and the
WOUND recsiycd OF nature to deprive Mr.
Peter inaan,ly OF his '.nles, talthough il is now
hoped he viii rseoger) the deicrp.icn obtained
say nc: be very accurate. AS tar as we are in
formed, the naox WHO pcTpeHa'ed the act, is Of
utdale ,Fatrre, good eonnttranre, soh lad gen.
teri abs.e,agc.. n: lad o. dark bfve or black
coat, na.kseu sautahsnt, J&ots. and ablaek bet >
he was oA FOOT and ALONE at tbe time, but
NAV have i,a Trcsatblires raaetAlfa, andwill pro-
baby chang: his clothes.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be 81.
pnu to arp perfon or pssleos, who will detet
and bring TO conviction ths. ROBBER: and
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS additional for
re recovery of tha who'll of the money, or in
proportion for any fralIcr fun recovered. Should
thcre be sccor1piices, and ne OF them make
d;lcovely, fc that it leads to IN: convienon OF
the robbcr, 0. to the reco9efy OF tie n'onsy, ne
lhsll receive sbc ABOVE REWARD, ana IN
tsrek will - md. 70 shta;r his PARDON.
WILLIAM WHANN,
Cahic, Of the Bank Of Columbia:
Cory, Fown, July 81. daw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-01

On the 9th Of October, 1871, the
national convention pnblilhed an adj
drefs to the French people; wherein
they Characterized the Iacobla club at
Paris, in the following manned -
$ They (tae Jacobins) are continual
s. ly proclaiming the rights Of the peo-
8: pie, but relerve the exerciie of thole
6 rights for themfelves. "--ss They cali
IS themlelves the friends Of the people,
/" and they love only to dominate =
" they fpeak of the rights of the peo-
s. pie, and they aim only to rob them
" of their rights The convention
added, 81 No private authority, or So
g cie,y, is the People, or ought to
8: act or fpeak in their name"
We cannot forbear requelting our
readers to compare the character which
the convention has here given OF the
French Iacobins, with the character
and conduit of fome Of the leading
genuine republicans and mott flaming
patriots, in our own country. The
latter alto are continually proclaiming
the rights of the people, and calling
tihemlelves the friends of the people !:
they fpeak and act in the name of the
people, and feemingty pretend even
that they are the people. Who (unlels
wilfully blind) does not perceive from
the courle of their conduct, that their
aim is to controul the conltltuted au-
thorities Of this country, and to bend
the whole nation to their own views J;
who does not perceive that their aim
ispower and felf ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Thele artful and ambitious men are
fnarcs and traps to our nation they
are 'fcourges in its fides, and thorns In
its eyes, The tlattery they beltow up
on the people, islike the crouching Of
the Tiger when preparing to leap upon
his prey. They are tyrants at heart
and lfthey ihou!I accomplish their am
bilious objects, they would foon fay to
the befooled people, fandye here ; or
Jst ye here under or JOo5JlsOl.
Con. Courant.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-01
FOR SALE,

NV Tract of Land, lying in the
coDrty of Loudoun, and bounding on the Sugar
Land Run: containing two shorfand and Ie7en
hundred and Gxty four acres. will accommo.
date purchaiers in parcels lsis than th' whole
will NOT enter into any delcription OF the land,
fuppoGng that perlons dedrous of purehahog' will
inform theml.lvcs on the fpos, by taxing view OF
the premifes. Petition can be given on new
years day, in the year 1906, TO any one who
makes bargsin before tho 18th SEPTEMBER al :
ter which time tenants will be fixed and the pol
FELTON, though at the fame time as in the other
cafe, will be encountered with them. FOR terms
application MAJ b: made to Thomas l.. Lee o'
the county, General John Ma'r, Fredef''ki6uFg'
and the fubfc,ibet living in the county OF A'as
George. ,->-c.pTEp
cIsv', huguR I. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-01

H. nlry 30 D0', and digaily at tina; table 3
.ss,aasda. cd Complaint to lord
a' The fri lord Of l 5sor sq@'aa,
% sIl0 nr;e ~ that he had ablo-
5 lg r,sr5nsd to make notes !: or me ne.
ptsIy ,6 Rlsag Of the proceedings OF the
p0rlnd'pp' lord d Melville, upon lnIpsc-
tprd { ,b nes1 notes, was pleafed to ex, <,
papaI 'n soorobation of them, but at
prs I h,s 4 1irs to difpenf: with Mr..
b' a .a,,s att attendance atthe board tor
atkh ~, term NJ, Upon lord Barham's
pol !a, into Office, deGsn has t oeen
'on .la s4e ,I,6s for tereias Mr.. Mark
b a. . which IS patent place for life
\ ' = # ! comfortable dignity, for a
. .; :, at The tranlport board fan IN
'1al md !. dependent sI board, and which
49, : u, ia temporary extltence. MIR.
|, Ss has repeatedly, in conferen-
y y and and BY letters 70 his maJeity,s
g decidedly refaled to accept
i I,a' offer; Notwithstanding which lord
ur has proceeded in obtaining his
n ns,.av content, and the new patents
s I 5.eu made out. Mr.. Markham
,,,s firm, the admiralty board
1 S,rs mt yentured to zeal the patent.
NJ y. Markham remains lufpended, and
!. matter will be brought before par
lament. Mr.. Markham is lon OF the
,rcSsilhop Of York, and brother to
admiral Markham, lady Mansfield, &c.
&c.
The Bridh have 112 lhips of the
line in commilfion, 20 ftties, l34 til
gates, and 426 Hoops.
In the BritiIh houle of commons on
the goth May, Mr.. Whitbread oblerv-
ed that on account of the necehary
delay in printing the papers refpeeing
lord Melville, he felt it neceiiary to
put off his motion for impeachment,
mil Iuelday June i.
Mr.. Pitt faid he undersood the gen.
ltnan had two obje6s 10 view-one
he impeachment of lord M. the other,
,eftaiu fcloEutions concerning himlelF
Ms P. He Was anxious any charge
intended to be brought againlt him
hould be brought to a deciGon as
ipetdly as pofible.
Nh. Whlttread faid he 1hould ad-
here 10 the order he had laid down Of
moving the impeachment frf and
that he you'd be prepared to bring
iOpard the other motions as loon af
ter ssths honfe honld fit.
NJ. Laiceiles faid there were three
points which might be made the
grounds of relolutions asaina Mr..
r'''--all tending to aceule him of be-
!n8 lPnIVY 10 fome Of the irregular
of lord Melville, but there
'as moi lhadow of iu(picion of his
asln8 derived any advantage there
~ iag'Tsf Of jiacabin principles and
g'aa'fes, IN France and IN tie United
Sala.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-01
PARr /.

IN "a az early itage Of the French Re-
!, Sol p a Jaeobln focie,y lprung up
ast ralls; which proved the g mc:her
Slarlots and abomination," as we'll
49,. g y. country, as in France. It's
S soS were loud and molly, and
i; patriotic. While its pretended
sa Itu vas, to overlook and watch the
opall'dted authorities, it was its real
scjea to gralp and concentrate all
i rsaef IN It's own hands. This it foon
oo. 49,, infomuch that the natl
,a. convention and all the confituted
:, O,l'les, we're degraded into tools,
nj p'IVe mttruments Of that fociety.
i. 1acobin club made the laws for
~, nation, and tent them to the natl
ks IN, convention to be regiaered. A
me- Junto of ambitious daring
bsIa' : convened in midnight caucus.
INN. ~ their hands the lives and for
r5o h y thirty millions of people =
wi,t ~ = meanwhile were 70 bewitched
H. Tsn ia. aal'ery, as to conGder this junto
'SS' oalvark oftheir rights.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-01

~ s! lag'Hrf q jacabln principles and
g'aalfts, IN France and IN The United
Satl.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-19
Rlclmond, q. q, ISO5.

Rlchmond, Jan. 6fh, ISU3.
TT is requested BY Col. Richard A.
y DAVIS chat si' ssrtlcmsn residing IN or near
the civ of Dschnnnrd. who may have arms N
their possession. which have been left with them
BIZ young men WHEN they have employed, VIII
make T. Known to Ioshua Wee, QqaTter Mas'er
a. the l9,h Regiment, wio viii take charge OF
them asd 3, is fsftc5 yeqnesfed, that The Cap
aims of me i9,h Regimen do exaniins thcirre-
sreaivc companies ard see how many arms there
arc. that may make ny returns TO the Colonel
az tic state Of me arms IS scon as roseible.
JOSaUA WkST,
sray'ry Mater of fbe ioiJ Regiment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-19
Dollars $4,000
Five thousand Tickets,
10000

1bOh~Ao SO,>(OO
Five thousand Tickets,
at 10 dollars each, is $4,000
There are tc be no blanks in this Lctt-ry. and
the prizes win be subject to no more tian Is
per cent oiscount.
rieke's viii be sold ar 10 dollars each. FIVE OF
which are 10 be paid in hand. and he remaining
FIVE when the ptze money is spfied for.
The law auth ,slslpg this Loueey, was rassed
in the year 1876. for the relief OF rhc aciesers
by Ere IN Lexington, ell Of wkor,. eycert Or
pians have assigned and transferred their inter
est and Calm tc The manager. thereof. TO re by
them applied to opening good Carriage Road
over ffe North ard South h.cuatains, and across
the Valley through Lexington
This road will BE- IN drsSt line witt, the New
State Road o the Western waters. and so far q
continuation thereof toward Richmond, which
WIZ shorten and greatly improve the passage
from every part Of lanes River be- cen tie
Blue Ridge and Richmond % the Swee, and other
mineral Springs, 3nd from thence tow ard.
Creenbrier, ktnhaws, &c.
The Managers lat.er themselves, that the oh
jee Of this Lottery being so laudabe. in which
great part of rhe State is Interested. aud fron,
the sales hat have been already made oil Tickets,
that upon the day above mentioned snlcicn
number Of Tickets, if no. I'll win be sold TO war
rant re drawing, and that no farther postpone
wenl will take place
When the draa ing is finished list OF the for
tunate Numbers VIII be Published ALI prize
rrcreY not applied FOR within one year after the
d'awi1g vii, BE- presumed 70 have been reiinqcisli
ed Tor III. benefit Of the Lot cry.
Eiiii..m " L'a6eN, I Pulp G'iriss, !
David S Garland. 5odn Leyiton. =
John Coai,er. 7bos S. VI C2elond.
.isd,e-D Nome, Intir~e hiexmeer. |S
Janies cafmsrss.
fo6n Ldrrf6eys. Treasurer.
Nm Cnnsbsys Secretary
Tiokeis are 20 be lad of me Managers ard OF
Ellis AND Alian, Robert Carbie J'an. ard W.
n kenzie Jan. 2d, 10 ,5,--Wtf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-19

FOR SydLR.
R Z virtue Of the power vested in
A. y fne rs Trustee, By seed Of itsst executed to
ms b. Philip Day for the purpose of securing q
debt dne from said Day 10 William CIa,kson--
snail on The 22d of January instant, proceed TO
sell, on the premises, thst
I Il a CT OF LAND
Lying IN Al5emarle County. whetoon Philip Dav
n"w vesides, (os,be light OF The said Day sherein)
containing 900 acres. II being the land which
veid DAY holds during the life Of his wife, under
The will OF her furrer husband William Ba,ks-
ds'e. Also a 4 MICRO MN named War.
mex, about twenty two years Of are. and 4 non
named Wilson. abont SIX yesrs &c age.
THOMAS JACKSON, 1;lu,ee.
IshuaYv ] 1906 81.