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HeAD-QUARrxRs Of sAsro Donrsoo


=. goth CerminaI, year Is.
AioHjfIgnenr--It is f5tterng to me TO have 70
announce & to report to you, the circurntances
OF military event, honorable for the troops
Command and very advantageous to the mother
country and to the colony. mean the 6eee Of
Santo Domingo by The hrigsnds. with all their
pHJted forces. Heaven, upon this oocaEou, has
iavoured The arms Of the empire with a great
fuceels. This report will prove to his imperial
maiehy how much tho free population and the
army ct 81. Domingo are devoted to him.
| bad for long time been acquainted with
the great preparations they were making, ty
means OF the Infamous commerce of fome A .
Hericans, wto have co1faotly fupplicd them
with abundance OF every thing necefary TO
maintain and extend their rebellion. had in-
formation OF their movements according ~ they
went on, and unremittihgIy lsbogrcd to fruit
frite their efforts, by feCHring the afee.ioas of
tie SPahiards by iuA administration and by E.
very paiernal care that the people love 10 find
IN their government. had FOR along time mr.
pared their minds for the event that nenaced
tksm, and wss sgursd thai thar kIsli.y would
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&Csgt Jn1ies.
FROM THE PARIS ARGUS.
MINISTRY OF TIE MARINE.

1*'rN3 eta reoort oFfbe Siege Of Santo Domia
80, n1d 9ffane evcaff zurich j,rerededH, adj
dls9sa to Dir Exceiieney fbs MiniRer of ia.
jtari"s and # the COIonicJ, ty Crne,af Fer.
rand.
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Total, 50 la!l Of the line.
Sir Robert Caleicr's and rear admir-! CoI,ing-
woods diviiions are part Of admiral Cornwall
ISIS Heet; and the fhips which went from rear
admiral Collingwood up the Mediterranean
with the expedition were to return; all are in
eluded in the above llf
,c
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BRITISH FLEETS.

Lin eftbe j!sfts under fts e0mmanI of Aa,niya
CorazcaNis, ard Lord Nslloa.
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Liz efL0rd Ktitb's fe-t in tie Do4yus ard
@1E-
-

: 9s's CIT do1Vn to 7I'5.
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nEMApKAsLE PARSONAGE.

Don Jeze Cordero Periora, arrived in
town last week from Portugal, on visit
to the Portuguese ambassador. This gen.
tleman is ~ years Of age, and 81 inches
in height, elegantly formed. lie will DC
presented to bis MAJESTY and the royal IA.
miiy by his royal highness the duke OF
Sussex, to whom he had the honor OF be-
ing known at Lisbon. The Portuguese
charge d'affaires raises the done crca on
his hand, and carries him about the house,
and wraps him in Spanish mantle while
he conveys him from his exceliency's hail
that brings him at his apartments in Han
over street, Hanover square. Its said h,
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cor1MuNIcAriok.

r Whether our excellent president does,
or does not, decline being reelected, after
the expiration of the present constitution.
al terms there cannot, we presume, be the
least glimpse of hope for the rory faction.
II viii never, we trust, be in their power
again to impose another president upon
the people: They could not bring forward
a federal character that would receive more
than - or IA out Of i62 electoral votes
tor president. In no country perhaps, in
so short period, were party 50 com.
pletely beaten, and reduced from iargt
and commanding majority, to very small
and " contemplate" minority. TWO
STATES only, out of the SEVENTEEN
beingdecidedly federal. Alas, federalism
thou hast 6een tried in The balance, and. fun,
zDanfing. --Bost. Demo.
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TO BE SOLD
1T PFy9JIr Y1nrpTrD


Az Cadsby's Hotel, in Alexandra. OF, pqo,dzv
the 10Th day of September, at - O'Clock az
noon.
n LLthat TRACT of LAND. Iate
IN Presley Thornson, Esquirs,s, situs.ed 4,
Northumberland county, Virginia, lying im,ne-
diateiy on the Potomac River. The foilo,vsns,
description is given OF this property, bT persons
well acquatntso with it--s' II contains 9. 500 A.
cres, LOO scres of which are the most valuabls
low grounds on the rivec. between ; and 400 a
eres heavily timbered, aud the remainder verv
high land extremely productive. The soil os this
trad IS equal 20 any in the state for the cultva.
on OF corn, wnear, tobacco, ti1io,hy ard s-ssli
gram OF all kinds. On this traa are a,aeS. c,-;,.
mSdons Brick Mansion House and two Oescts.
large Brick Stable, valuable Barn, Cow Hc3se
and many other ont houses The Orchards ard
0avden eontaia 4 number Of valuable fruit trees.
and the waters abound with excellent isi and
oys'ers. Ii IS situated about davis sail IRON
BALTIMORE. Alexandria and Norfolk There aFt
two good mill seats for grist and saw mills on TIN
\ estate, and plenty of cedar and chestn timber
Tor watch IA excellent matket may be found
the City of Washington y
/ abe terms Of sale a1e--one Fortsh cash a.,
fourth ~ one year, one fourth in Is months an,
tie residue IN two years from the day of s,t
The payments 70 be secured BY bonds. with nor,
cages on he premises, and 20 be on interes. fros
the Cay OF sale.
For further information, application NAV
made IN behalf Of the Subscriber, Thomas H.
l hinson' to Richard Peters, jun. attorney AZ IA
in the city Of Ptiladslpha, Or 10 William Lev
IN the sane city, (Phiiadelrhia)
THOMAS ROBINSON.
w. LEWIS.
I6ne 10, 1905. a.
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SIR, :
Your letter Of this date IS now before
me. In answer to it you may assure
YOURSELF 1 will with pleasure furnish you
with sample of oar mandatory. Pro-
badly the next time you pass this way /
shall be able to shew you q better speci-
men.
Wishing you better health and an a.
greeable journey home.
remain Sir,
Respectfully yours, &c.
Gen. William Cooke.
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! batio., cannot fcr1ns als..., q
4 felicity of their nature !; even the princi
: fples of liberty must perish, if public pratt
|; tode denies its offerings to virtue.
n From New Orleans to St. Croix we ar
: inundated with dctractiob !; the comm!
hours only change the features Of the vii
lainy, but they do not abate the viru.cnc
Il of these foul endeavours. Every man i
4 denounced an enemy to the Almighty, an,
his hallowed attributes, who will not sc
his seal to the destruction of his country.
liberties the freedom ofthe press is per
verted TO the most diaboiical uses, and
principally direeted to the overthrow oi
these privileges which these base men SO
glaringIy violate. Humanity is taught to
shudder at the approaches of philosophy
by iiliberal miscreants, who have neither
morals in the mind, nor charity in the
heart by seditious writer's aud fanatic
preachers, who make base calculation of
the effect of CORRUPTION on human weak.
ness and Systematically pursue an attack
upon public credulity in order to uproot
the very germ and foundation Of indepen-
dence and mutual felicity who take the
name of Con in vain, and make the an
gels tremble at the impious excuses of
their hypocrisy.--Were it asked for what
purpose all this deyilish mischief is per-
petrated we would answer, that it was
IN the horrid hopes of introducing the
lorms, expenses, and episcopal harlo,ry.
OF the British monarchy, which might
give titles TO the vain, and brides to the
corrupt, at the expense of their. nztion's
dignity although il is well understood,
that II they were TO reviic the sovereign
OF that despotic kingdom las MIR. Bigelow
empnaucaily Gale ~ In the same degree
mat they pour their obloqay on Mr.. JEFF
chained down IN dungeon to moan out
MS existence without COMMUNICATION.
Bosf. Chyon.)
49,
n1ereiaf helse in Lisbon, 70 another in -Nesv
| YORK, dated May I'd.
Since our last advices the continued
and abundant impcrtations of grain from
Mediterranean, the certain advices of con-
siderable purchases in the north of Eu-
rope, the occasional supplies from Anne
RIGA, and the f1aucring appearance Of our
own crop, having altogether had more
sudden and important e9ecl uponour mar
ket than we ever remember TO have expe-
rienced. Very little more than a month
ago we sold Hour at fifteen dollars and a
hall per barrel on board, and wheat rather
higher IN proportion. The nominal price
- now from 10 TO IL dollars.
In Spain. flour which was lately ut -
! dollars, rs now unsaieable at s.: and we
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-29

Gen. Craig, who commands the secret
expedition which sailed from England in
April last, was once prisoner at Cam
bridge, (Mas.) being captured with Gen.
Burgoyne in l777.
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i LOUIS tlARDI LIZ BLANC, Erencbman.
was sentenced TO the state prison of New
York, tor life, at the iase court of Over and
ierminer, tor forging and utteripr coun-
terfeit bank noirs, He declare, h,n,.eIf
a oehr relation to the Emperor Napoleon.
but produced only his own as,ers;on. o.
word OF honor, in support of his ,nperiaf
claim.
Mr.. FowBLE, the fortunate holder &C
the ticket No. i7ioo (25,ooo dollar p,ize,
| purchased at G. and II. ,Naite's Lottery
Office, is, we understand, a taylor by pro-
fession, in Baltimorc.--Iti is rather singu-
lar circumstance that the next highest
prize was the property of a gentleman of
the same profession in this city.--M. AID.
The following is copied from Coidsrd's Penn.
sylvani. Chronicle, (No. 1860 from oa. to
IS, 1770.-
:. SsL<ss. sspf IS iva
Miss Nsma6 Lescb. Of Beverly. who was
IN this town few days since, excited the curi-
osity OF numbers 10 see her. as a very rernarxa.
Bile instance of Awari. n stature, being but abour
Is inches in height She is 50 years Did"
.1nerdofe.--A number of unfortunate
cony,cts having arrived at the place OF ex.
eaution, one of them who was very mat.
ten,ive on the occasion; had a gentle re.
buke from the pious ketch, which he re-
ceiyed with a sang froid 80 perfectly at his
ease, that he asked ketch, Is If he had any
commands where he was going 90 Jack,
IN reply, thanked him for his civili,y, aud
told him, he /" believed he must trouble
him with alinc,"-snd at that instant, clap.
ped the halter about his neck.
WILnIAM g MARY CoELEcE LsrrxHY,
Noe drazcirg IN Notoik.
TwRNTY-sKvEKTH BAR.
Prize of 500 doiiars--No. 1854.
Prizes of Is dolls.-Nos. SO i43 2sk
zs3 sos $50 sS4 5453 1924 1884 2oSs
1888 54e4 3o62 1854 5743 1888 1874
1884 3o46 1923 PALS 1860 7z4i 1891
1877 5000 1921 ,4l9 $3.50 1899 4i6s
1885 1900 6762 6os5 1896 1906.
TwENTY-EIcRTH DAY..
Prize Of 500 doilars--No. 1882.
Prizes of Is dolls.--Eos. 90 72o s65
262 854 795 8ss s54 lo2 es7 3iYs
1913 $500 27o3 1877 1854 247s 1851
7279 1858 7577 $500 1858 i4ss 23o7
6s4s s2es 2357 T7os 6s22 5ssi 6ss4
5s42 5000 1888 I747 7s7o 2s74 6So5
1864 5o67 800 5593 48ts 26i5 2lso
4soa 5000 1894 $3.50 asia zoos s655
$3.50 6les 5764 6se7 1898 1854 427<
4l7s $50 esiz So .,s4so 1899 5sa3
1896 7s49 l2os o7issl65s 1859 s96s
77sT HAS 1921 1898 34o4 e4s9 1850
5So4.
xw& The Clergymen of the City
OF Richmond, of all denominations are REQUEST.
ed TO solicit donations to he Free School from
then respective congregations on Sunday the 3oSh
INST to aid that useful and CHARITABLE institution.
BY order OF the Board,
! WM DJ-VAI., President of the
Beard Of Trus,ee, for TIE Richmond Free School
! June 24yh. 1905
~ The sbove reque,, viii be dul, attended 70
1 AZ 'ne eaPhst' John Buchanan,
John ID Blair
~ JUST PUBLISHRD,
| In handsome 12hio. vol. and for .aic at this
ofScs,
THE THIRD EDITION
| OF TRz
! l. Il TTEPS
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WILnrAM C MARY CoLLxcE LSrrxxY,
Noe dralcisg in Noytoik.
TwRNvY-sKvENrH sAr.

Prize of 500 doiiars--No. 1884.
Prizes of Is dolls.-Nos. SO I43 23k
zs3 sos $50 6S4 5453 1924 1884 2oss
1888 54s4 3o62 1854 5743 1888 4574
1884 3o46 7i2s PALS 1860 7z4i 1891
1877 5000 1891 i4!9 $3.50 1899 4i6s
2Ss5 1900 6762 6os5 1896 1906.
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On Monday the 18th inst. the Ameri
Can company of Booksellers met at New
Ark, agreeable to adjournment, TO holt
their annual fair.
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The. British sloop OF war Saillante, of
20 guns, was captured of Martinique by q
figste of The combined French and Spa
nish fcet.
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JOHNSON 9 REAT,
9ewnLLaas, SrLys,.Sxrrs, g. C,.Dr

JETHLLARs, SILygi-SsrTHs e. GILDnxs,
few doors above the Beil-Tavern, Richmond:
ETURN the public in general their thanks, for
/ y the liberal encouragement they have received
and with confidence of giving general Gatist4aion,
they hope for a continuance of il.
They have on hand handfome alIortmen,
OF work, coniiffing of the following articles viz
Table, Deiert and Tea Spoons; Soup, To-day, Sauce
and Muffa-d Ladies'; Salt Shsvels; Sugar Tones i.
loot, and Ear Picks Pencil Cafes; Pinculhion
CHAINS and Reams; Seiaar Chains; Sve! Thin
bies; Iortoiie Shell and Pearl-landled Penknives
Miniatures drawn and iet upon the fhortea notice
Mourning and Fancy Lockets Rings ditto; Brace
lets ditto; Breah Pins of vlrols Sizes and flapcs
mourning and fancy; Gold, Silver, Pearl and Conk
Sleeve Buttons; Gold and Hair Watch Chains; gold
Seals and Keys of different iizes and iha,es; an ele
CANT afortmert of fashionable 1ortoife Shell Combs.
ornamented, OF various fizes and flapes, iuR from
Fhiadephia; Earnings ofthe mot fashionable forms
and iizes; Gold and Gold Mounted Je,t Necklaces
Ladies and Gentlemen Morocco Pocket Books ::
Gentiemen's Pate Knee Buclles-& MANY other ar
tcleS too tedious to enpmrate-ail IF which they Of
Ter on the mott realonablt terms
Perions wiihng to puchafe by the quantity, will
ne allowed realonable credit by giving approved
ieeurty in the city. Orlers will e tritfly attended
to, and discharged with difpatch by the fubcrber,.
JOHNSON 81 REAT.
N B. The hishel price given for Old Gold and
'''e'' Nov. 10. eptf
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lCoNTINUED.1

November IT. Viiited our fck,* who were
CHARTERED in tinali hou.t without a floor, near
the palace, and about half mile from our lodg-
Ings. The Daniih confui fupplied the flick with
freii provi!ions, by the requef of Capt. Balm
bridge.
November 90. The minner permitted us to
purchafe ourc!othes. We got but few and
at high rate. One of our men, by the name
OF Ihoma" Prince, turned Turk, and was ad-
mitted into the palace.
November o. After WHITING our lick, was
permitted to go with our droger-man about the
town to purchafe medicine, but found but few
articles. a man IL years of age came to have
me cure him of deafnefs.
November "a. The Bahaw refufed to fur
Nth neceidry cloathng for the ick, or any thing
for them to eat but four filthy bread. Captain
cambridge contracted with the Danilh coniul to
fupPly the iick with beef and vegetables for
toup every day.
November %. Our men complained of their
hard uiage, In being compelled TO lie on the
cold, damp ground; to eat bad bread; to
work hard' and to be battinadoed by their dri-
vcrs.
December S. The Bahaw fcnt for me 10
preicribe for himfef and two Of; GERS of his bo-
dy-guard, and ordered me to get fuch medicine
as was neceilary of the minilter, who had me-
dicine Chef.
December 6. Vfited the fick at the palace,
aud found them all better. was received and
treated very politely. The minifer fent for me
to cure him of blndnefs of his left eve. /
prefcribed for him with very little profpe6t of
fuccefs.
December 7. Vilited the ambaGador from
CJnfantinople, who was Altered with the inter-
hitting fever. Found my patients at the palace
almoit well.
December 8. Received feveral natural Curl
ohties Of Tripoli from Mr.. NiHen.
December 9. Vilited the Turl,if, ambaFa-
dor and found him better. lie aGed many
queltions about America, and treated me with
coffee.
December 10. Viited :hc TurkiG officer,
where j found 4 captain of one of the Grand
Seignior's ihips of war, who came to Tripolito
carry prefeDts To the Grand Seignior. The
Tripolitsn captain who took the brig from Phi.
ladelphi1, capt. Morris was afo there lie was
very iDquliilive about our country and our ma.
Wy.
December IL. Was called on BIZ the Gene.
raj Of Marine 10 Witt his principal f,crctsry
Before ] wa, permitted TO give any medicine,
the Turks, FIX in number, with Hanst ON
droger-man, fuuounded the fick man, and of
| fered prayer TO MahnulCt. The Gcls man tter
tod ms that If would cure him, he would Do
very thankful, and would fpcal 10 The Bsn,aw
in our favour.
! December IS. The Baihaw had E.hoone,
! launched, which was built by thu SoapiEi car
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YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY.

MRS. O'RLiLiY respectfully informs the inha-
Iva bitautS of Richmond, that Gie has opened an
Academy on the CaPI'ol hill, adjoining Major Du-
Vais, for the education Of Young Ladies in the fol-
lowing branches, viz:
! h. Eng'itn and French languages gramma,caliy :;
wfhi.g aid arithmetic; h0ory, geography and
Glc5es; muiic, drawing, and all kinds OF work, viz
enb oliefy i'll chenillcs, gold, Silver, li!s, S,c COM
r.:!Hg iglscs, go.!sal and ornamental l!sd!eapys,
flowers, fruit, birds, c. maps wrought in lks, che
miles, gold, sc print work in figures or andcapes
oio;h work i'll iui', birds flowers, &c. flagree and
gAniIhias III vale,, pyramids, b4lkes tea cadees, e.
PSrgies, &c grotto and ihel work, artificial flowers,
;antor and dredeu, crois fitch ,ent fitch, iapetry,
s;e. bugie aud pearl work, painting velvet gaufs
nix veum, &c.
Terms made known at the Academy.
November 9. eplm
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To BE RENTED OR SOLD,

10 f"e h.gbsSt bi6deJ, on THE premileJ, on The sd
DAY q January next
HAT Valuable Plantation called WINDSOR
I the property Of the late William nandridre'
Cd ituated on James River about four miles above
kithmond, containing by late furvey III acres
ne ltuation is healthy aud high, commanding u mott
De1uthui and eXtenive propect of the river and adj
)aoeit country lhsre is convenient to this place an
exceilent tiihery, where the fneG ihadd, rock and
other hih may, in their eafon, be had with little ex
pence, ahundaDtly. There is attached to this farm,
about 20 or 1870 acres Of as good low land as any on
TIE river There Is orchard containing about GOO
apple trees, bedes Other fruit trees of hyperion qua
MY 10 any IN that part OF the country. The build
inGS are two ilory dwelling houie with two rooms
and Psiiage below, and three rooms above fairs;
Darn 4oieet lqusre, the fri lory Of which is built
o "ons nay houis 20 feet fguare with 1heds which
al ued as rabies, and may with little re pair be made
excellent.
NJ tbe zane time and place,
WILL BE SOLD-.Ali the Stock of Cattle. Hor.
les, Mules, Sheep, Hogs &c. Plantation UtenGls.
Houehold aud Kitchen Furniture, aud about 80 like
~ Negroes; among them are an excellent Black.
inith and Rope.mater. All Of which is the pro-
Pefiy OF the iaid cambridge.
d(o qvW be Sold,
A valuable collection Of LAW BOOKS. &c Re
The Land is fvbjeSl to the widows wer # fold
the terms of payment will be made known ON the dav
OF iale For the other property credit Of twelve
months will be allowed By giving bonds with appro-
we'd iecurity.
Should Purchafer prefer paying cath, dircoun, Of
6 per cent will be allowed. For all fun.s undo, ten
dollars, ca!h will be expected.
WILLIAM LANGBORNF,
Executor of VIM. cambridge. deed.
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4 T Il Meeting of the Board of Directors of the
1 y Mutual Ahurauce Society ag amt Fire on Build
ilss OF the Care of Virginia, hell the General o.
h:e OH the lSth ri November, 1905
IT aPPe.r'S to the Board that the time heretofore
allowed the ipecia agents of this scety colapete
the revalustion of 5hoe buildings which had Leen i'll
'nrcd IN the towns and i'll the country prior to The
;o,h DAY OF January Lac is iului.cien Tor that pur-
poie.
ksS!Ded Hyyfsre, That the iaid agents be allow: |
Eli The 3lf day OF December next to complete the
revaluation OF all buildings which have been injured
IS aoreia'd within the dilras and towns for which
they may nave been ieveraiy appointed.
ALEXANDER M'RAE, P,eGhst NJ AS.
Te,te, LEWIS VI. RIVAL AIN, CN. B.. D.
November ID. (sav2w)
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B-iNK OF VIRCLVTA.

VIE Stockholders hereby Notified, tina. the
y Annual Meeting for elefiug Directors, will be
held OIL Monday the 9th January.
Io'isr ef attorney for vating BY proxy far Di-
reIor5:
Know all men by thefe prelen,s, That of
DO hereby appoint tobe fun
aitute and proxy. FOR and i'll name and behalf 70
vote at any election of Director or Directors of the
bank OF Virginia, as fully as might or could were
!. perionally prelent In wtuefs whereof have
hereunto iet hand and zeal, tits day of
IN the year
Signed ard delivered in the prefence of
P0;1eT 81 attorney fer reee;1'ins Divilena5:
Know all men by thele preten,s, That of
do hereby conitture and appoint
i1"iu' attorney Tor and III and behalf,
to receive and give receipts for all dividends now
cue, or which may become due on flares to
belonging in the capitol joint hock of the Pref
DENT Directors and Company of the Bank Of Virgil
MA. In witneis whereof have fet hand and
zeal this day of inthe year
Signed and delivered in preience of
Nov.i9 TinJ
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ELLfG & ALLAN

ELLiG & ALLAN
Have yf received BY to. Slips P,ote9y.G and C.or.
from Liverpool, and S45aA from Lenaon,
4 SUITABLE and well fe!esed ,f,or,r,.r. IF
L n FALL GOODS-AmonrG Which srs
Duel and Point Blankets
Roie Blankets from g.. to III
Mapped Coions
kereys white aRd coioured
PiailS co. do
Yam and Plaid Hole
Nails from Sd to sod
Putty and Glue - ~
Boiled Linieed Oil in Jars
tasihh White Lead g.oa:Il in oil
yellow Ochre
--Spanilh Llown
--Vereg reaie IN pots
Bellows, A"siis Vices aid Smiths hammer,
Liverpool Fined Sal,
Aoi'd1n Sapsriiae Cloths and C4!Enleres, Jingle anS
double Mild
Patent WCO!irn Cords
Velvets, fii.lt.rs ana Contribution Cor1s
Ladies London KID and Morocco Shoes and Boot.
-----Shk' Cotton and Worried Hole
SILK Bah Inltep do,
- White Angola Huie, Very line
"entlefnenS SAk, Cotton, and Worried Hole
-------A;lgoas aud Lambs Wool
Wool Italf Hole
k<aI Italian S'areerels plan AID checked
- i----VraJ s.ati.i'-
Plan AID Ianbourtd Jacone, Mullins
C0ionade' Piquet, < Laced Colonade 6. Cambria do.
Coloured Canbric5 and Caicoes
Elegant blk Sha"ls, do Cambria do.
6FlsiS and kiddera'initers Carpets and Carpe,t;ng
Geutienlen's Real Beaver, Fashionable Has
------Iatent Go.
Ladies Trimmed Do
Rich Black Moicfkin
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WILL BE SOLD,

III Public ApAion, at tbe Eagle TaVera, in tbs
city Of Rie6m00d' on Moad'y tie oil LAY Of
January:
'Wo LOTS in the faid city on Shorkoe yIill.
Il one of which is at rrefent occupied by Doaor
MCiurg' and joining one Of MAJOR Duvas; on this
lo' is two fory brek dwelling houe, SO feet fguare.
with convenient ou-houfes. The othcr lot alto IONS
one Of MAJOR Duvals, and is occupied by Mr.. M.
Bates; this lot has Dutch roof framed DWELLING
houie on it SO fee by ls.
This property is likewife fubjea to the widows
DOVER.
The terms OF payment will be made known On ,be
day Of fale. Wm. LAHCBoRNK, E,.,r
E9v..I9. eta
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HASHfNGTON gAYERN.
THE SUBSCRIBER,

WILL be prepared to accommodate thirty MEM
w beers of the next AG.mbly, he aatt.rs him
ieit, IN manner more convenient and agreeable to
than heretofore having two buildings detacf-
cd from his Tavern which he intends exclufvely for
their accommodation. Allo his dining room, which
before was but fn,al and announcement, is now large,
aud very convenient To thofe acquainted with
TINS mutation would be unneceiary Gate the de-
eided advantage ha, over any other in this civ,
beng within hundred yards of the Capitol,
and adjoining the public iquare. He pledges hinfcf
to keep his fables we'll fuppied with Glover, Hay,
Fodder, Oats and Corn and offers All aiiurance that
the tr'ete attention, will be paid by an experienced
wnte OTTER. ED. HALLAM.
November l. e,,,,J