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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
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- ! the ship Roila, from 1.ondon.--A Also. a
- ereas vaiiety Of PAINTS. FARMS 1ES,
SURGEONS ISS7RU1fAN7y. Pa7.AN7'
MEDICINES, &c. l5c. And by the ship
George. from Liverpool. u large suppy se
YiCLS and SHOP CLASS.
Those who favor him with their order, may
depend on being supplied with every article in his
line on the mosl liberal terms.
The citizens of Richmond are requested. wheu
they apply IT his shop by child I, servsrt to
put the name OF the article wanted on payer, TO
prevent mistakes. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30

I OST or mislaid, about the zoin
H. of September. a NOTE Ter one Hoyshead
Of Tobacco. inspected at Columbia, in the name
of Holland Goodbye. weighing 1910 as web as
my recollection serves me.
Thos. Barbour, ir.
November 1S, 1905. Sts ri
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
JOHN TOMPKINS
NOTICE.

a PETITION viii be present.
4 y ed 20 tie rex, General hGc1sfy, praying
Diem % paf5 law, acth5ri'iug the eonrt Of IRIS
eesa'Y - levy ,aonsys Tor tbs ypr9ole Of bring.
f,g ~ ne rssords thsreol, FROM March 1888 to
March 1a5L
sea;hsup;on, scPs. ?, 1905. sm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
II rsE GOVERNOR or ran COMMONWEALTH
OF vIRotNiA,
A PROCLAMATION.

"A PROCLAMATION.
VIZ HERE AS it appears to the
w Executive tha, David Fhenix, late OF
the county Of Brunswick, stands charged w in
dietment before TIC DistriA Court ho,sIen in the
sa;d ccunty of Brunswiri,, with the lnurder OF
Thomas Reid, OF the county aforesaid. and that
the said David phenx hath He'd from justice: I
have therefore thought ct with the advice of the
Council Of State 70 issue this Proclamation. here
by Offering a reward Of THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS TO any person or persons who shall
aPprehend and convey TO the jail Of the DistriS
Court aforesaid, the said David Phenix. And
do moreover injoin Ill officers civil and militia.
ry, and exhort the good Peo5e of the Common
we:hh to use their best end.avors TO apprehend
aud convey to the aforesaid Dis,riet Court Jail
the said David Phenix.
Given under my hand with the seal Of the
Commonwealth aDmexed, AZ Richmond,
this ID day of Novsnbe Der, in the year Of
L. S. our Lsro, one thousand eight hundred
aud Eve, and Of the Commonwealth the
thirueth.
(Signed) JOHN PACE.
David Phenix is young man about twenty
years of age, 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, stout
made, knock kneed, has very awkward walk, u
bad. down look black hair with = very notable
(renarlab'e) white spo, on the forepart Of his
head, believe on the RICH, side dark eyes. his
eye brows meet, his dress is chiefly homespun.
Ne went oit on sosrel mare. in low order, 9 or
10 years cid, : feet or 10 inches high.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
Richmond, Nov. 8 1905. 81
GR.d.pD LODGE OF YINGI IVA.

THE GRAND LopoE or VIRcIsiA will
4 meet IN the Msson's Hall in this city, al 6
O'clock in the evening Of Monday the 9Th day of
December next.
w. II. Fitzwhylsonn, G. S.
Richmond, Nov. 8. 1905. tddn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
NOTlCE.

NJ II ~
A PETITION viii be presented to the next
IN General Assembly 90 grant charter 10 a
company entitled the Richniond Aquedua Com
pany, for carrying spring WAer Through the
said cry.
Richmond, GA. 92d, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30

ANNUAL. MEETING.
THE annual seting of said Com
y pany will be held At Mr.. Brooks Tavern
on the srst Monday in December, when il Is ex-
peSted the members viii attend punsuaIly, and
convene BIZ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
ted 7. B. elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30

ME subscriber purposes practi-
" sirg LAW in all the Courts holden IL, The
Cuie of Richmond: ALSO in the Coun,ie Courts
Of King William and Hanover, wherein any bu-
siaess conhaed TO him shall meet with prompt
attention.
And,w Stevenson
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
Lands orsGleia Buckiagham county.


THE subscriber offers for sale the
i following tracts of L and. viz.--l0o0 acres
beginning where maj. Charles Yancey'si line joins
MS on James river, and extend out 10 include rhe
above quantity, so aste leave out the low grounds,
with sufficient timber TO support it--Also. rwo
tracts on Sycamore islSnd creek and its waters.
Of four hundred acres each, adjoining the lands of
mai. Yanccy aud the subscriber's; those two
ltraas weso formerly the property of-col. John
Hopkins of Goocsland on the lower ttsAis tho'i
10 be good Observation-Disclosures a traa on Me.
rcdith's creek OF three bundled * eighty eight A.
ores. adjoining the lands of CO... w m. Perkins, on
which is plantation sufficient TO WORK i've or
| six banda 80 advantage. thriving young orchard
Ia bearing one or two years, an excellent cresk
running thru the plantation on which might be
erected convenient mill in wealthy neighbor-
hood ; che above land abounds with very good
pine for buiidings-Also q traei of two or three
hundred acres below John Baghy, senr's ON this
there is ! small plantation with excellent fruir
trees, and good situation for null fresh
broke the dam and left the house which is t~ o
stories high. and at small expense may be put
in grinding order. The above lands Ia owes nj
ent,o WSrmins,er, and will be shewn 10 any FER
son wishing to Purchases by the proprietor and
the terms made known.
JOSEPH CABELL
Ruck;ayha,, ptr,o,- Q,i, Sert 1pnS o.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
IIERIyvETHER JONES,
BENJAMIN f. READ.

GA. 26, 1905.
h7s II Is probable that may leave this state
ere long; in which event. Meriwerbes Jones
WIN be fully authorised TO aa foruie.
0f) BENJA MIN r. READ.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

of those who might Be Afterwards s"2ED
on the jury.
And lastly, it was then his oplnlon,r
and still is, that it is the duty ot every
court CT this country, aid was his: duty
on the trial now under consideration, to D
guard tbs jury against crroh1ous impress.
SONS respecting the Laws 81 the iana-s
Heweil knows, that it is the riSht Of W..
ries in criminal Cases, TO give a Sensrati:2
verdict tor a-quittAl, which cannot DC
set ASIDE on account of its being contra
ry to law, and shat hence results the pow
er Of jurirs, to decide on :he law as well
as on the facts, in al criminal cases.
This power he holds to be sacred part
of our legal privileges, which he never
has attempted, and never will attcE2tto
abri,lgc or obs,ruct. But he also knows,
that in the exercise Of this power, it is
the duty ofihe jury to govern themselves
BY the laws of The land, over which they
have no dispensing power; and their
right to expect and receive from the
court, all the assistance which it can
give, for rightly understanding the law.
10 withhold this assistance, in any man.
ner whatever; TO lorbear to give it in that
way, which may be most eirectual Tor
preserving The jury from error and mis-
take would be IN abandonment or ior-
getiulness Of duty, whi,h no Judge could.
justify 10 his conscience or to the laws.
la thus case, therefore, where the ques-r
ton CLAW arising on the Indictment,
had been finally settled by authoritiye
decisions, it was the duty Of the court,
and especially Of this respondent as pre-
siding Judge, carly to aPprise the eoun-
sci and thr ury Of these decisions, and
their effect, 30 as to save the former from
the dln;cr OF making an improper at
tempt to mi-IcAd the jury in a matter Of
law, AMI tn: jury from having their
minds Preoe copied by erroneous impres-
SiUns. 49,,
To he c:ntinucG1 y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
To BE c:n.inueG.1
WAsHINGToN-CITY, Ma,eA 2.

1t give, US pleasure to announce the
triumph of reason and justice, over the
spirit o: party, in the acquittal Of Judge
Chast. VS. sincerely hope it viii have
atendency to allay tn. spirit Of intoler-
ance, prejudice and party luminosity,
which has SO long disgraced our coun-
try.-On the one hand, it twill be seen,
that although the democratic prints and
many of the high toned of that sect,
have long since pronounced SENTENCE ON.
the Judge yet after full, patient and
laborlous investigation, his political op-
ponent' have joined in Pronouncing him
innocent. On the other hand, let Us do
justice to conduct, that could acouit Z
political opponent, whom party preiu.
dice had doomed to Observation-Disclosures
the mutual disappointment OF these opln.
ions, formed BY prejudice, give rise to
more tolerant and liberal spirit.
WITH pleasure We record the names
OF Messrs. Gaiiiard, Bradley, Mitchell,
Smith of New York, Smith of Ohio.
and Smith OF Vermont, as setting a bright
and worthy example to their country. in
sacrificing party feeling, at the shrine Of
justice.
IHE aggregate number OF votes on the
eight articles, are, 2! for .acpuittal, ami
u tor condo mnation. This !. equally
honorable to judge Chase aud his iudg-
eS. 49,. =.
A faithful impartial and accurate Re-
port OF the testimony, the arguments of
the Managers and the Counsel, and the
whole proceedings on the trial Of Iudoc
CHASE, isnow in the press. and will soon
be finished. The proceedings were ia
ken by short hand writer, web ouaIi.
fed for the task.
"IF Judge Chase i. Innocent, on ps
and on all the people of,he United States
be the disgrace ofhaving dragged him to
the bar OF justite.-Let us be CONSIGNED
to infamy, whilst Hosannas are shouted
to his praise, and let it be said, thus snail
It be done to him, whom the hiehes, il.
dietary tribunal Of the United States d.
lighteth to honor"
[Speech efJ. Ra"doipA.]
YESTERDAY the High Court of
impeachment, met, agreeable to a reso-
luton, to passjudgmsnt in the case Of
Judge Chase.
he President informed the Court,
that they had heard the evidence, and
were to decide on the articles seDaratx.
ly.
The articles W gre then read separate.
ly' and the President rose up. called by
name r1 IN alphabetical order, upon each
Member ofrhe Court, and pu, thuques-
ton inthe words following-each Mem
Der standing till he hsdanswered. "How
say you--is Samuel Chase, Esq. Cusl.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
MasdnG{ Lujfrugsesst' g Cabinet
MANDATORY,

{s Prince, nsqr Fzter frsst, ALIxANDRiA,
By JOHN SELLERS;
NITRO begs leave 60 inform the ladies and
wv geatienien of Alexandria and the ada
cent towns and country, that he builds and re-
pairs church, chamber. and barrel Organs; ALTO
makes and rpars HsspGehords, Piano Fotes,
organised ana plain. and has on hand, for {ale
Victims, Fiotcs, Fifcs, Reeds, Strings, SIC. an
sforsnent of Muac, confftirgof Songs. Sanofes,
Daets, infsruttions for the different inRsun,ents,
lie aiio offers bis feryices for tuning the above
iistrrments on reafonahie terms. Any orders
left atthe above place viii be thankfully received
and: pnutsuslly attended TO.
T A aeady Cabinet Maker, be-
1 ir2sa good workman, viii msst with encourage,
4Ieas by sppiying at the above place.
May O. a3s-.,aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
Fifty Dollars Reward.

IN ANYWAY or, Sunday the 18th inf. two
IL young Nsg,o Mes: JACK, a very black
fellow, aboat a. years old, feet inches high,
-four made, broad face, and very Mort thick
neck; had on and took with him, one oznabarg
lhirt, ruff coat, cotton do. nankeen pantaloons,
and pair Of white keriey do. and awool haf.
He has made fome fhoes in . very rough manner,
and Is flow at it.
PHILIP, about 20 years cid, about s feft
inches high, fioat made, very black, he has
not pleafanr look, and when examined about
any thing, he is apt 10 fare one in abe face
and fpeak Mort; he had on an .oznabufg fhirs,
roundabout jacket, napkeen paptaloons, and
wool hat; the other part Of their clothes caR-
NOT dcicribc. i have 30 doubt but they will
change their clothes. They are brothers and
viii likely keep togesher if they can.
will give the above reward for occurring them
IN Jail, 70 that get them again, OF Is dollars
for either Of them, and Reasonable charges IT
brought home.
JAMES HURST.
Iefferfon connfy iVirpinia1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
1zsf Il ID eius Notice,

THIS is 10 glys Notsce,
That the fub(criber, Of Alexandra
.n,v, in the diaria Of Columbia, hath or
q "a IRON the Orphans' cours Of faid county.
srs Of naturalization on the Prflonsl eltate Of
,;eerg< Hake, late Of the county, afotclald, de-
ssaisd- PERSONS having claims againit the
AID deccalcd, arc hereby warned 20 exhibit them
g;th the vouchers thereof, 70 the fubfcriber,
! q betore the 18th day Of February next, Q.
heswiie they may by law be excluded from az
ssrst 10 faid saate. Given under my hand,
his i 9Th day OF A0gua, 1905.
Ann Hoke, Admtailfratr5x,
BIZ James Andenon, her Attorney. !,
NJ. b. All perfons indebted to the above ei
sse, arc requelied TO make iamsdiate payment
as above. 2aW1ai
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
Z. j. MILLARD, S.,


THE fubfcribcr offers for fale, or er,b,...
or other real property on the can i'd - VI ~
Ridge, about 1000 acres of RICH BOTTOM = ON DIV
on the Great kauahwa River, and on bo,b s,. IAN
OF oppoilte and below the mouth Of poL.,o; Ss' r
IN the Rate of Virginia, IS miles from Pom. Dt
the county town Of Mafon county, and - ME-
the county town OF Kanahwa county. and ,don;. On
lands OF the late Genera Wilmington. Thew m.
veyed at the fame time with tkole land, in bc
and are held under the fame titles. VIZ. OH MM
Rights--which are unqushioDable.
The Lands are o. the very firH quality n. p,,,
in many places milo wide hey have been
furveyed and divided nto lots containing from -, :.
$50 acres each, for the accommodation of nuret,s.
each lot fronting on the river and extending h,et e.
thence TO the hills, which afford mott cxtepGve ta
For fotk, which can never be interrupted One bn5j
acres thl efore OF this rich bottom, with It's
would make good iett.ement. The great TVroifn'
fate road leading 20 the fates Of Obi and Krtucky
p7iies by and through thefe lands which being on en-
navgable river will command ready and high pritso
the produce to the cmigrants to the wsern eountr,
both by land and water. Their filtration befde, piyet
their occupants choice Of the eaern or weern markets
as produce may be forrd mott profitable. The clipse,
is mild and remarkably favorable to the production d
fruit Satwofss are eeaed on the banks Of the tivei
but few miles above thele lands, and the nehborhoot
furnifbes abundance ofiron. coal, meaone, mills anl
milieass; f. that there is no part of the weRen eOu
try which holds out more advantages TO pcrlon derOu
OF enligrsting.
A more particular defcription Of thele lads wit
plots of the feveral lots their tuation, derpcn an
price may be had by application in Alexandra 10 Mi
WILLIAM CPAIK, who attended the furveying 0
them, or TO the lnbfcTiber.
JAMES CRAlK.
September =. rwad'
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&C. Ed UcA To ~.

The iubfcriber returns his Gnccre
shsnks to his Friends and Employers, for their
patronage and paa favors /; and RESPECTFULLY begs
leave to INFORM them and the inhabitants of Alex
andr;a, that he will commence an E7euixg Sekool
on Monday The l6th;of September. Thoie who
arc difpcsed TO favor him with their fcfoars, are
defred 20 make fpeedy application, as he viii
take but FINAL uRmbsr Particular attention
will be paid TO the Enelih Grammas, Sur, eying,
sheorical and psadical 7arr, ifrequcaed : Navi-
cation. the ule of che Globes, or any Of the diff
Ieront branches Of the Mathematics.
William Slade.
Piucr-Hreet Academy,
Augua ga, d4t2aw
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This is to give Notice,

JaHAT the iubicEibrr, Of Alexandra county,
i in the diRria OF Columbia, hath obtained.
5 .tsers Of administration on the perfonal cRate Of
Rsbes4 Bfsqos, LATE sfthe county aforelaid, de.
caied !; all perfons having claims sgana the laid
deceaisd, arc, hereby warned to. exhibit thsH,
with tie vouchers thereof, to the fnbfctiber, on
Or bcfors the sd day Of November next, or they
may By law be excluded from all benefit to iaid
eRate. Given ander my hand, this sd day OF
Augut, 1905. 49, \.
DIXON BRITTINGHAM, Ad~',.
Augua 3. 9aSzm
N. b. All perfon, indebted 70 the above e.
tate, are reqneaed to make immediate payment
10 the adminiArator. @
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r ictmend county. Sept. (. Iaw3wf
LAND TO RENT.

TIE ,izkjcribt, efsyi 10 RENT, far one o. more
years,
a VERY valuable A R NJ, containing
about 500 acres; a. prcfcnt occupied by
NIr. Danid Dyr. 1t lies on BpN Run, in the
county Of Prince.W lillian, ncar Co CentscviRc,
about 40 miles to Dum4ries, 2s to Alexandria,
and abou, ,he fame diftance 10 WaGting, on CT.
ty and George Town. The land is of the h,a
quality, if not fuperior to any, on that run,
well adapted TO the growth OF every kind of
grain, Il is divided thee fields OF about 200
acres each--shofe fields, wbsn in paAuIes, pso-
duce white clover 10 the g,eaisA abundance, tie
growth iuxuriant and equal to sFy psfures below
the Blue Ridge large quantity OF neadew-
ground of The beR quality binding on the run,
which might be prepared with yer, lis1ie labor,
sn3 a luRicient quantity OF woodland, for keep-
jrg in repair che neccGssy fencing, the build
ings, except barn, age indifferent; yer tie
centsicsi Gtuasio. OF this farm I'm healthy part
Of the eounty to ttiofe capital towns, the terti-
lily Of lis foil, ,hc grea; advantages thar may
be derived from fuch a farm, lerdtr it an Object
worth the attention Of say ini,ARIious farmer.
The pyesnifts will be lhewn by S.ptnr<r Ball,
Mquirs. near theisto, or tle tenants thereon.
snd :he terms made known by applying TO
Robert Mitchell.
Richmond Counsy, Grove Mount, iaw3w
September q.
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September ,. Iwad'
To Planters and Farmers.
The /xIjfriber e6srs for Jait, CIT a E5aal Gre
dit, or FIR NEGROES,

All (" J,F WV SEoJ
Ten tracts of Land, of 1000 acres
each. Gtuase on the river Oucheta, and the ba.
Ton OF BcrtheIline, in the county OF Oacheta, and
territory OF Orlrans. The above lard is part OF
the gran, made to he Baron de Besr9f by the
Spanffl government. Its ftpated aboVe htF
miles from the Maschsz, go miles trem New
Orleans, and SO from the river MMaiPpl, ard
from 70 to Is miles from the post OF o'ehs'a'
1t is thought nnneaGay to give MOI. '0aa :
brief defcnption CT it, as any Pelion whining i0l
more particular inf rma,ion may obtain 1t from
any Of sie following named gentlemen ,
The atove land lies on waters nsvGab'e 10 81
fesfens tor ye1eIs of 90 tons burtheH, is n nc
heart of a country fat fettling from The Milnp.
pi territory sBd XeDtucky, and being tut' l,W
miles from he post renders il contiguous 10 I,',
flores, cotton gins, &c. 1t is fcaTcey Hsss''',
to fay aay thing of the quality OF tic i'"'
tie whole ct that country as known 10 o. "s
6nsR land ia the world. Il may not be imp'~
per to remark however, of ,hefe LANDS, IN" q
bout one fifth bsing covered with tiHo'r' W.
ref i, prairce, and nothing ellie is rsq'H''
prepare it for crop of cotton, indian cof''
bacco, hemp, or rice, lin he lewea part o. ~
grounds than merely pioughing itup' :,
The {nhfc,i5er owns 5000 acres noTe' w
which he would be glad Of obtaining ind0''i0''
.tters. Such fettlers ought to have iooe *.
eroes, and plenty CT children. To llih &c % :.
s.rs !iberai encouragement, either BY ''i0'e
them a, low price, or on i.rg credit Of a. r.
6 years, or leate CT 10 years. ne "o1@ ~: za)
farpifll them with plogiGons on then SH""
there ~
For further particulars enquire OF 1hon'a ~ -
Gtifitb's and Thomas Chace, Ekulres, al -, ~
tin,ole; David P. Devices, at Alexsndnd' IS s.
gina DR.. ]. SCOTT, of Fredenckiburgh "@ =:
the fubfcriber at New Orleans, bat at PTfisn' -
Philadelphia.
William Devices.
September Is.
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TO BE RENTED.

For ore or mere years, and o2itfioo given the
f,H of January next, with the pfisliege OF
feeding ~kcat this fall;
Between 8 and 900 acres Of valua-
be LAND, lying on cuS and Bull. Runs, in
Fairfax county, about % miles from Alexan-
dria and the City of Wathington, and we'll a.
dapted to the growth Of corn, wheat and tobac-
co. There is comfortable d@e'iirg houfe, kisch-
en-, Gable, two large barns, corn honfe, &c.
with toIerable good apple and Peaeh-otehards--
a great proportion Of the above land is low
grounds, which a, faiali eXpenee might be
made prime meadow land. MIR. Spencer Bali
OF. Ts,@aa BRekley, who live adjoining the land,
will hew 1t, aud the terms made known by the
fabfcribes.
John G.. Ghinn.
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. Chis IS co give Notlce.

rTEHAT tae fublcnDe;. OF Charles county,
IN the &ate Of Mafysnd, hsthsootained
from the Orphans cours of Alexandra county,
in the ditria Of Columbia, letters of a3minifra
sion on the peffonal etate Of Enoe5 Magrsder
LylsA iasspf he county laa afo tsfsid, deccaied,
with 4 copy OF me deceseed's will annexed: all
perfoss havicg etasms assinR the iaid deceafed,
ere hereby warned 10 exhibit them With the
vouchers theteof, to the fnblcriber, on or before
the 9Th day Of March next, otherwile they may
BY law be excluded from all benefit Of the lad
e&a,e. Gjysn under nay hand this sth day Of
.SsPsernsef, sEsS.
William II. Lyles, Adp'r.
N. B. All Perfons ipdebted TO the fsid eftase
are requsaed tO.uake iaansaiase payment to TIE
adminiaraScr-
September. saw sa
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NO &c L.


yT>EIE Subfcrs5ers, Of the coanty Of Aiexas.
j. dria. 10 the D;Gria of Columbia, have
snbgaiuca from the Orphans Court Of izid eeanty,
ietteTs of standardization on the eease of ,Wiii4u
KfocEs. late Of che aforcfaia county, decealtd--
AL ,2fcas hayiuE Claims assanG che la;a de-
ceaied are hereby warned to exhibit the fame,
with the vouchers sAsleSf, to lie fubicfibers on
or before The 9Th dag OF February next, thsy
aaay os1efwile Sc By lay excluded fsou ali beoe.
ST oe thc laid eaatc.
S Gisen uoder oar hands sais 5ts day q Ao-
gut, te0S.1 Sc
.se Ann Woods, Adqs.s.
Archibald MsClieih, ddas'r.
!, AsszA Sc saw2m
s.. J. ~ Tie Subfcriber
JgtiEts to RENT or SILL, tae following
.Ns Properly, ea Ksag-Qxset, 1iz.
THE cORNER sT0kE. laseiy occupied
\ 6r sRkesfg.-the Rand is esual TO any in
%uwn far a, retxG s&ore, and will be rented very
chsapsy sAlfo, dsrs S1DUSN late.ye occupied by
Dsacr Ha2s kheahshsc, is'drrss conveniens and
segoOd repais---shss ailo@ he reassa "A bar
gaia { applisd Gov iualaeaiatrly,s orserms, APP
ply 60 THOMAS RICHARDS,
es 81 ssss absrzre 10 Airs. Hgaep, iiving on the
pse'aaes. ssaes - 49,.
AuSa& So dtf
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J.. JAMES R. RlnD1r |
. H4'sr<eeiVtdly he hn e,,;,.
= Part Of bis Adsse,
) . ! I G o O D |
r,1,1p sesslsrlsc OF =
lNE and eosrfe cloths, au1hi,,.
\ hannels, bsiz.., halithick,, t..e. s'a'isal
oot,ons' raie and ftripp.d blapk. ,.Nys npsi
One bale Elegant CARpFTT-l,M,,s,-
an Of Which bring imported a;..s ING.
manufactures, will be found me-. lion u
cheap. P'0p0fiin.sfI
September II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-02
FOR SALE,

A CONVENIENT TWO ftory frame Dwell.
Il ling Houfe, with Kitchen and Lot OF
Ground IS feet front, and running back upwards
of 100 feet toa 10 fees alley ituatc opColum,
bus frcct,- between Duke and Wolfe Rrests.-
II not fold AZ private tale before the fdt OF No.
vember, it will on that day De cf;sed at pubic
lale, on the pennies.
George Parker.
September ! 8. isw6t