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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-21
COMMERCIALLY INTERESTING.

W IA !" IL N$AHALA AN GnES 1 ~ TIE
Under the admins ra,inn Of General
Washington, and that Of Mr.. Adams. orr
earswe perpetuany stunned with demo
>cra.ic elamours agains, tao m, en,,
on the score Of our rs!a,icns with fore;rn
nations. As these democrats have now
had the management ofthe govsrnmsn.
in their own hands for four years, it is ID.
cumbent on them to show in what one par.
ocular our Affairs with iorc,go n,,icns are
better managed now than they were then.
In the nean time We wii!pn;nt out several
particulars IN which our own 'chisras are
a. Prxssnt absolutely .crprsssetlaandlaid IN.
der contributors to -fa,rss TIE nisions Of
-tareign covers, while ody government
tarnely looks Sa and takes no csaeern il,
the business.
From sheereareeeynefs Oh the pa. Of
our government, OF ffoy.omethins worse,
the cr.d.b,l,ty Of ali Mods Of American
ofheial papers connected with com msrce,
such as bills of health, ,naniie.ss, &c. hs.
sunk 80 low in the estimation OF foreign
powsrs, that they have besa Induced to
place sSsasaof their, own in al cur sea-
port towns, 70 bs sapparsadaa s-sAs-sstenee
Of ssy sserehaats. To this.imposition they
'eonpel Us TO bni,, by suffering no A me-
'risan vessel TO enter their pot,s, unless the
truth aud CORRECTNESS of her papers arc CIR.
t,asd by their agent al the pors from which
she'sa'''. Though this IS Sufficiently op.
pressi-s and injurious, the svil does no,
stop here. Even this guarantee Of the vs.
racity Of the American sovernmeu. i. NO,
deemed satisfactory. An american vess
col sailing from the por. of Philadelphia
~aen 70 perfect health, and having her bills
OF heath IN due form, certified by the Spa.
uisb ssnsal, ut the sxpssss Of tie ewner,
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From the PHILADELPHIA Gazstte.

For ,hetollowing correc, aud Judicious re-
marks, we are ,adsh,ed to the Etlirors OF
the Gazette Of the United States. In
addition to the excessive fees herein
enumerated, We may subjoir the Official
charges OF the French Coasuls ia our
ports and If we are not mistaken, those
otsls Danish which are equ lily un-
just aud ex,rsyasant
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Cash given for clean linz. aad cotton
Rags, BY the Printer hereof.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-15
Rich 5Kanahwa Bottom Lands,
for Sale or Exchange.

TsHB fubcribcr offers for fale exchange, for lands
or Other real property the eait fide OF the Blue
Ridge, about 1000 acres of RICH BOTTOM LAND,
ON the Great Kanahwa River and both iides there
of oppoEe and below the mouth Of Poketoiico Creek,
nthe fate of Virginia. IS miles from Point peaiant,
Ihe county town of Mafon county, and II miles from
the county town of Kanahwa county, and adjoining the
lands of the late General Wilmington. They were fur
veyed at the fame time with hole lands in the year I777,
and are held under the fame titles VIZ. Old Mihtary
Rights which are unqueihouabe.
The Lands are of the very frf quality, the Bottoms
in many places nils wide they have been lately re-
furyeyed and divided into lots containing from $50 to
,so acres each, for the accommodation OF parch2ers,
each lot fronting on the river and extending back from
thence to the hills which afford mott exteniive range
for Hock which can never be interrupted One hundred
acres therefore of this rich boto with it's advantages,
would make good fcttlement. Fle great lVrgnial
hatc road leading the ates OF Ohio and Kentucky,
pailes by and through thcie lands which being on me
navigabe river will command ready and high price Tor
the produce to the engrants to the Wcitern country
both by land and water Their filtration, beildes, gvet
their occupants choice of the caern weltern markets.
as produce may be found mott profitable. The cllmaet
is mild and remarkably favorable to me production ct
fruit Salt-works are erected the banks OF the river
but few miles above thefe lands and the rcighborhocd
furhcs abundance of iron, COAL inieione, mills and
Ilfeat 70 that there no part of the wetern eoun-
try which holds advantages to perions derous
of emigrarng. -,
more particular defcription of theie lands with
plots of the fevcral lots their tuatcn, deicrPoh and
price, may be had by application in Alexandria to Mr
WILLIAM CRAlK, who attended the iuryeylng OF
them, Or to the lublcriber.
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JAMES CRAlK.
o Iwa6t+
September :.


UPON PoToMAcK
Situated at the koquer part, and qohbns the Il.
mits Of THE t0run Of Ahxaaaria.
The houfe is built in the cottage lyle,
calculated for tho accommodation of a fmaii ia.
miiy, out 70 planned as to admit Of comfortable
enlargement without efeeing its uniformity. IL
commands a fine view of the river and lis ada
cent country. The garden, principally IN front,
is rich and in high cultivation, extending to the
water, whchit approaches by fcmi, circular tails.
The lot attached TO the houle is 63 feet fronting
upon Water. freet, (corner of JeHerlon' ttreetl
running ipto the chanacI. More ground may be
obtained if required.
In the fame range, and to the foushward Of
the above, arc feyeIai Lots, fmilarly fltua,ed
as TO advantages and profpett, calculated for neat
fmall buildings. The whole or any part OF the
above properly may be obtained by pnrchsfs up
on reafonable terms, sither in fee fmpe OF nnd-
CT light ground rent. A clear title free tram
every incumbrance will be given upon the pay
ment Of the fun agreed for, and liberal credit
allowed if required, Mr.. Yates, rehding upon
the hore, below Keith's wharf, and adjoining
the premi(es, will flew the property, and line
directed to Doctor Hamilton, po!tsofice, Alex
andris, will meet with immediate attention.
September I'll. 3tawIm
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT 10 Deeds OF TruH from Philip
Wantou to rha lubleriber will be fold on the
Premifes, at public auttioe, at II o'clock,1A. M.
on the sth cay Of Del Der, enfuing,
SIX Lots o Ground,
Handfonel, htussea stump Hill, about tive
miles wet from Alexandra, de(cribed 10 the
plat OF aid trait by the plumbers IS, l9, 20,
as, "a, and as, lying in one body, and contain
about SO acres, being fubjea to pay Of the or.
ginsl purchaie money two inRalments due I'd
January and Id Ju.ypsa, 10 amount 597 f3-foo
doilass--The terms Of trna arc CASH; bat
fome crediv will BE- allowed on satisfactory fecu-
sity.
In Ike manasr, asU be Sold, !.
In the toxn Of Csatrtvillt, IS miles from Alex.
andtia, at IL O'Clock, on the izth day OF OS-
tober next,
A valuable Lot of Ground, toge-
sher with the improvements thereon ccnGtting
of a good Frame Dwelling. Houfe, Tannsry OF
Vau, Bark Houfc, &c. convenient for the tam
ming buinels.
Samuel Craig, Trgfes.
September !. sof
or The lale Of the above Lots on
Stump-Hill is poaponed till further
notice. S. CRAIG.
October s.
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VaZNabLe Property for Sale.


The fubicriber, anxious 10 clofe his oataanding
concerns, without delay, efvi fer JaIt, The
following PROPERTY, viz.
His Houfes and Lot, on Oronoko
and Wahing on AreeSs.
Is Acres of Ground, on the commons OF Alex.
andria, near the powder. houie.
His Wharf, with Warchouie upon 1t.
Fourteen Lots Of Ground contiguous to the
wharf. on two sc which are Framed Houles.
Two EIoufcs aud Lots on Prince.Rreet, well
&suated for bulineis.
A Houie and Lot on King Rreet, with Ware.
houfe behind, on public alley.
A Moiety of three tory Brick Houle on
Water hrest and of Lot adjoining-at Preient
occupied by Doctor kennedy.
A Lot Of half an acre, fouth-ea& corner OF
Fairfax and Gibbon treets.
A Lot On St. Afaph's &reet, near Prince
Arest.
Two Lots on Queen and Warrington ttreets
An undivided fourth part OF 10000 acres OF
Land, in Spotiylyania county, on the Kappa.
hammock river, few miles above FIedefickiburs
and Falmouth. The advantages OF this tract, In
water carriage. mIl.ieats, an insxhauHibie guam.
tity Of iron ore of the frft qaaity, wood, togc-
sher with ALTERING profpetf ofpitt coal, arc
70 great as to merit the attention of monied men.
A company is about forming for the erection OF
iron. works, &c. upon this land, and 1t carried
s into ef.d, TEN flares in the iad company VIII
: be dfpofed Of in lieu Of the land.
A33s and one.third Acres of Land, in Bour.
{ bon county, tKeutucky), near Lexington ; iaid
to be of excellent quality.
zS47 and one. third Acres of Land, in Linz
, coin county, Kentucky.
500 Acres Of Land, in Wooi county, tVH.
ginis).
1000 Acres of Land, in Ha,dy county,
lVirginia).
A tIoufe and Lot, in Leeiburg.
A large quantity of Timber, conflaing OF
ehefuut and other kinds, Handing near the Great.
Falls Of Potomac; which may be conveniently
ttanfported by water co George. Town, Wafh.
ington, and Alexandria.
Edo Sunday Ground Rents in Alexandria.
& To thole who with to inveR their money to
advantage, or to whom the fubfcriber may be in-
debted, he yiil make iales on terms very bench
c;si to either. if fpsedy application rs MAIDS to
him.
ar He hereby gives netice to all perlons In
debted TO him, that if their accounts are net IA.
tisfaetoriIy l.ttled by the 6rR of November next,
Guits will be commenced without rcfpc6t to any.
WILLIAM WILSON.
September II. eoI3t
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Thirty Dollars Reward.
Augue IA.

ID UNAWAY on or about tie eth infant,
IL. from the plantation of Do7er Belt, in Lou.
doun county, Malaito Man named WILLIS;
about a3 years old, Ave feet ten inches high; be
took with him white and brown fair., old fur
hat, nankeen psnsaloons, pair of old velvet do.
linen trowlsrs, Rripped dimo,hy jacket, and
Gripped blanket. Said fellow WIS RATED near
Aqua, where fome time ago purchaied him Of
captain Harr5or if is fuppofc,l faid fellow has =
pafs and will attempt to pats as free man.. /
will give the above reward for experimenting Eaid
Negro in any Jail, 70 that GET him again, if
taken out Of the fate of Virginia. or Fifleex
Dollar; if in this fate, and Reasonable charges
paid for bringing him home. ALI matters Of yef-
fels and Others are forwarned againf barbouring
or hiring faid Negro, at their peril.
Walter S. Bet.
Aqua, Sept. IS. tOa. g. zawtf
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Danciun:h
Mr.. GENEREs

eRfJSeafally iaFoyms tie Ladies and Geatltmta q
4Lexaudyia,
T HAT his DANCING. SCHOOL will
open on Tbayaay, z4th infant, at his
.honle in Prince. treet. ~
He hopes to meet with the appreciation he has
hitherto done. Dancing will be, taught 10 all
its branches and in the mott fashionable ayle.
October 1 O,
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FOR SALE.

a CONVENIENT two aory frame Dwell.
4 n ling.Houfe, with "a Kitchen and Lot of
Ground Is feet front, and running back upwards
of 100 feet to 10 feet alley !; tituate ouColun.
bus &reet, between Duke and Wolfe ftreets.-
1t not fold at private ale before the frft Of No.
vember, it will on that day be offered at public
iale, on thespremifes.
GEORGE PARKER.
September u. Iaw6s
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UPON PoToMAcK
Situated at the loquer part, and qohbn the IL
mfts Of tbe t01un of AexaaSria.
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-. r =
y A 1 . ABLE FAM, i
M MEDICINES. :
,Jaa received direa from tn. pu.,,...
foR SALEBY y
JAMES KENNEDY, Jun. |
DRUGGIST,
The following Valuable Medic;n., |
DR.. Raylon's Anti-Bihou, .,
StomacheI Bstters. ''
PREP AIRED BY
TIL 0 M a S II. RAWSny
Msmberof the connsaicus Medical So.;.. ~

NHESE Bitters have undoubtedly h, !,
4 mott rapid fae Of any Patent M.4,s sn "a
yer before diicoyessd, and are iualy sDusri,,i
for their flng alar and uncommon tlr,u.s +,
Roriog weak and decaycd contribution, ,n5 n !. \
that train of complicated complaints 70 comma, J;
the fpring and fall leaions, luch as iru,n;n '
Ftgsrs ard AgRss, Lang Artamnal Feg,,, N
hsfe,ies, &c. They are ALTO vefy plsaisut NJ
ter for common u(e, and where thew az. Inn.
they have taken the place and fuperc.ded the NJ
OF all other bitic,s in pubiic houfes as well a.
private familiss.-Pfice 50 cents box.
Dr.. Lees (Windham Bilious PHIL
THE great fale and incresGng demand tor hi
valuable pills for the6e ,eelv: years paR N
(peak their intrinhc worth. They have p,oN3
flngularly eficacious in Bi!iiySs and itlsu i
GERS, .Tfassdiee, Head Aqebs, Dyl:atsyits, BM,,
,Claiie, CoaiUtnsii, femalc emtlaiat.. TX,
The very great demand and high ci,sn /,
which tllcfe pills are held throuehot. the UnpI
States and the Wet indies, has induced many \
counterfeit them the purchsler is requ,fsi d
obierye hat ,he ntme of Samuel Lee, jqo fttI
patentee) is affixed to each bill OF directions, i,
his own hand writing, or they will not b, gem,
,ine- Price SO cents q box.
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DR.. Rayton's Anti Bilious Pills.
or, Family PhyGc.

The extraordinary celebrity thels pills have
gained, the univerGal demand for them and tAecm
in which they are held by medical nenot the frs
c,ninence, are fuficient teRimoRials OF theft IN
trinfc worth. In great colds anu !uddsn attacks
Of diord-rs, an early ute Of thief. pills often pro.
Juces the hsppi=f effects, and taken once IN eight
or fen Gays in cafes of indigestion, headache, d'S
zincfs, pains in the aomsch and bowels, dy'sn.
at,es, diarebeas, dropfes, &c. and a hosIa
ufe Of my anti bilious bittefsn the inttin'als''
time has relieved patients. almOa to a mllaci'''
price IS cents box.
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n o T / c E.

THE. administration of the e&ate Of CAR.
4 SINA CONN, decealed, having been
committed to the lubscribss by the Orphans
Court of the county of Alexandra, he hereby
requires all thofe indebted TO che faid efatc to
make immsdiate payment of their REFLECTIVE
debts; and thoie who have claims againR the
eRate, TO exhibit them as early as in thcmlelvcs
may be convenient, property authenticated.
Ann Lake.
October 10. eo3t*
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N O T l C E.

gyVHE Administration of the eRate OF AMbS
i WILSON, leccafed, having been com
mittcd to the Subscribers by the Orphans Court
of the county of Alexandria, they hereby require
all thof. indebted to the aid eifate to make In.
mediate payment of their REFLECTIVE debts and
thofe who have claims againA the etate, to exhi.
bit them as carly as peaible, properly authenti
Gated.
Eliza Wilton,
R. |. Taylor.
Augua IA. 3!awtf
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Dr.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.

a certain ard fafc application for that lila.
grseable complaint called the ITCH. Pics {,
epts box.
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THopylon's aromatic Tooth RFt'

Tbomp10n's aromatic Tooth Ps'A
For the fcurvy in tbe teeth and gums, andia
whitening and pleiersing the teeth. II iiSFSE
takes Of all difagreeablc liaells from the Ot'a
which generally aries from icoiontl' gun, -, ~
bad teeth. This pate is much i'll uie, and mgr
ly eaees,cd BY all thot. who valu: the PF.,sisnh
on of their teeth, i: may be applied at al 'lDS
with the grcatea fafety. 1t IS neatly put " y
pewter boxes with paper directions s"' y
ents box.
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Cork Soal BOOTS 8 SHOES.
M, s. 7. IANNEY.

4 T their BOOT g SHOE MANUFACTO-
I n RY, Prime Street, next door TO the Posi-
0FEIcE, make Cork S0al Bg9fs q Sb0es, on the
mot approved plan; which will exclude all
dampnels from the feet-experience teaches, that
they are of Infinite feryice to fhofe per(ons who
are fabjea TO Rheumatic and PAxrite dijtaies,
which are generally occa6onsa By the fces be.
coming wet and cold.
= Lash menth adj 90
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most severe and rigorous scrutiny. :.
The Arcbons, who were nine ia number
issBsTe elected annually by lots, out,of those
Of the Grst class oftreemen whose ancestors
had been citizens.of Anthems for three ge-
nerations. They wereaall vested with the
power of Furnishing malefactors with death
and had asioint commission for appointing
certain officer by lot out efevery tribe,
enquiring into the behaviour and man.
agemeut Of other magistrates and OF, depo.
sing suehas the people declared, by their
sufragesto be unworthy of bearing the Of
Gee whichhad been committed to then.--
Besides these powers which were common
to them al, the chief archon held a court,
whose Jurisdiction cached bothto ecclesi-
TasticaI add civil affairs, and all matters re-
.specting orphans, wills, dowries sc. The
second had cognizanee of all impieties, pro-
fanations, and disputes, which happened
among the priests, and the sacred fami-
lies, IN whom certain Offices in the cele.
bratiaa Of disjse worship were hereditary.
II was also lis duty to receive accusations
of murder, and refer them TO the Areopa-
gus. Thsthi had under his care all the
strangers and soJoufners in Athens, and
exercised the same authority over them
which The Archons exercised over the clti-
zens TIE remaining six took the snfrages
in the assembly, received complaints a.
gainst persons gully Of various criraes, had
cognizance Fall causes,of dispute between
citizeus and strangers, sojocrnegs, or slaves,
and controversies respecting trade or naer=
chandize. recorded contracts, and prose
cu,ed those persons who should endeasour
TO sedpce the people, to give their Consent
TO things contrary to the interests OF the
commonwealth.
Of the other magistrates and ministerial
officers some were chosen by suffrage and
some BY kot, by the senate, assemblies, and
tribes, out of he first, second, or third
class, as the case might be, or according
10 the dignity or Importance OF the Office ;
the fourth orlast class zrere incapac,atedtros
holaing places Of public trust
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SU4aMAR1' OF. FOREIGN NEWS.
SALEM, Sept. SO.

Having by a worthy friend lteen furnish.
ed with a complete file of the Moniteur of
Paris, we are able to collect several.inter.
estng circumstances respecting the affairs
in Europe, especially such as have but an
indirect connection with the concerns of the
Fbiligerent powers. From Russia we learn,
that they persevere in The plans Of jnstrec.
ton for their marine. A administration is
proposed to be called the.Sthool of Marine,
under the minister of Marine. The affair
Of. Pcmerapia appears to Be finally seuled.
I, has long been agltated. The French re-
presen, that the treaty which gave Eng
land a free port in Stralsund, for small
consideration, was more reasonable way
Of raising money, than by the sale of the
territory. But they pretend 10 ridicule the
privileges granted TO the English, while
Lubeck and Rostock remained free ports
Id regard to the trade with Germany, which
from ,Straulsand must pass throug Prussia
and Mecklenbhrg Whether the English
were convinced Of these circumstances or
not, wc are assured that they have assisted
to transfer this cou Try from Sweden to
Russia From this event they foreseethe
extension Of the power of Russia, and in
Jury to Prussia. 1t is the political use to
be made Of this eession which must shew
the future advantages TO, Russia or
Earope. BY the French papers We have
more extensive view of the commercial
s,ate. of European Turkey: that we have.
yet Obtained In these the commereial
transactions are particulay detailed &c
cording to the irformstloh BY Vienna, a
! Congress was opened on the 12.h of June,
at Jacovo, in Seryia, consisting of the
principal merchants Of the country, with
those f Bannat, and the. eastern part of
Hungary. The Congress had~beeu sugges-
| ted by the Austrian government of Banuas,
! and was by common consent OF the ,autho-
rites in the neighbeuring provinces. In
the letters inviting to the Congress, this
consents xPresssd, sand its purpose to set
tie the commercial relations The particu-
lar circumstances arezin the Journalof COM
nerce. In the Congress itlwas agreed that
all mercHandizes which passed through
Servia should be under the directions of
/ Servians, and should pass through Ostro.
/ nitza and Iacovo. The officers oftlle Porte
bad objected, requiring that they should
/ pass through Belgrade, and pay the old du-
I ties: Il was expected the sense of the
Congress would obtain, as the Servians
could command 7o, 1000 men, ADD were as
sisted BY the Christians of Bosnia and
i Bulgaria, and even BY the Turks Of those
Provinces The Turks At Belgrade were
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(116) Arist.. Pol. Bill. C.x. !
+ (117) Fiue dracAmas SIS. cd. ENGLISH
money zvas tie ordinary pr5cs2fa
medimnus Of grain. The medim.
nus zods about fur bushels Vim
chester measure. CosuETael'e Per.
;gine dss, Lois &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18

lfsc Quarterly Cepr:, he'd for T,iuee EG-
. ward C.sny. Marea tie isrb. 1905
Archibald Fuqua, ~ plaintiff -
hgairsf
MILITANT and George Walses, executors. re- (
cgGeorge Maker. dec and The said Wal. =
liam, David. Ben. Jacob and Nancy. and Q
their not:es Priscilla Walker, and John :
Attwell, defendants ) :
-ENHE defendants David, Ben, Jacob, Nancy
u and their mother Priscilla, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according
20 an aa of the General Assembly and ,"e rules
of this court and il appearing &c the sat's'aetion
,f rhs court that dizzy are not inhabitants otthis
s.a,c. On the motion of che plaintiff by his eoun-
sell Ifis oratrra, thar the said defendants, Da-
y;d, Ben, Jacob, Nancy and their mother Pris-
eliza, do appear here en- the FIRST day Of July court
nexr, and answer the plaintiffs bill; ans thar
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one the puD!ic newspapers printed in ,he city
Of Richmond, for two months succsssively, and
also posted at the from, door of the courthouse of
this county.
A copy-Teste,
BENZ. WATKINS, D. c.
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PATENT
WINDCW-SPRINGS.

>rE subscriber GAS lately purchased John
reSAct . ne and cssful invention in Win
dow ssst springs. Cor the coun,iss OF Hen.;co <.
cnssteshc.d. This plan Tor tais:ng and support
ing WINDOWS lar surpassSs any heretofore offered
To Tue paclic, and Is not more than one eighth
part the expense Of weights and lines. Gentle.
men VIKING 10 make use OF so great convent
eace may be sausied of its usiliry by calling on
the subscriber near ,he courthouse in Richmond.
or on beh,snin Tzy ior, carpenter, where they
may see a ao,el. shelving the principle, ( where
sii persona within the counties aforesaid may be
suepisd. with any quantity of springs. or have
thym TO their Windows a. the shortest notice.
~ SEWAL 0SGOOD.
Richmond, April 9. 1895. w4t