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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-26

,, osALTIMoRE, September IS.
New I've ship Fame, Hart, 90 days from
dB,S;. Left there brig , Smith
sd. TS uCre' from St. Domingo just arriv-
,Gl.d * snip Thomas, Wilson, Of N. Y.
eiu fs. CO. Oh HavanRa spoke ship Pill,
Se ~; CamPeachy for Philadelphia
s'AlP and brig Bound up at anchor at
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-26
A GARDENER WANTED.

A GARDENER, who can bring refimonials Of good
character, and Kill in his profession, will meet with
immediate Employment and liberal wagcs-A German
with wife who understands fpnnirg ard the care of
Diary would be preferred He wanted TO reGde on
farm two miles from Acknowledgment may be
made to DR.. STEWART, Afpar Hail.
Sept. az, DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-26
Extract Of q letter iIo,s augusta, CGeor
gid dated the s6ih NH,

Extract q letter ,frous augusta, (Geor.
gia) dated the e6ih nh.
A depusatlon of Greek Indians is an.
pointedto proceed &c the City of Wash
ingson FOR the purpose Of disposiag Of to US
an additional part of their country.
/" Our neighborhood and town continue
healthy. A great quantity ofrain has fallen
in these parts, which has risen the river
Savannah, 10 such height, as to overflow
Beach island EARNED for the culture of
corn) and destroyed all the crops"
A gentleman from New York, which
place he lefr on Friday, (says a Boston pa
per of Tuesday last,) has reported a, the
Health Ohce, that the number of cases of
malignant fever had much increased, and
the disease was very fatal; that Sc, 900 per.
sons, II was computed had left the city,
being nearly ali that could afford to leave
II, and that the principal part of those who
remained, were poor mechanics, small gro
GERS, draymeu & blacks; thai from Green.
witch (in the suburbs) across TO Broadway,
tents were erected, forming street for the
reception OF persons and goods. which tents
were nearly ali occupied, supposed by a..
bout 10, OUOpeopIe that o. 1s,,---.--4
most of the drays were employed in moving
goods; and the roads were crowded with
men, women and children, mostly on foot
hying from the city; that some cases had
followed the fugitivesso Greenwich that
the rich and middlIng people conducted to-
wards the poor with liberaliIy and benevo.
lence honorable to humanity; SO that their
situation ae respects subsistence was pro.
yided for.
The scene however. altogether, was dis
tressing beyond description.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-26
N O T ! G e.

TVHE administration of the e9ate of JAMES
l. WILSON, deceaf.a, having been com
misted to the Subfcribers by the Orphans Court
Of the county of Alexandria, hey hereby require
all thofe indebted to the fad eaate TO make i'm
mediate payment Of their REFLECTIVE debts and
thofe who have claims againR the efate, to exhi.
bit them as early as padible, properly authenti
Gated.
Eliza Wilton,
r. /. Taylor.
Apgpa Re s'awtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-26

ouivessels:! Yet even these are con1pris-
ed % the words of that account. The sole
objSt of the order, it is evident, is to put
an additional check, an unwarrantable check
20 doubt, upon our indireet trade between
tpescolonies and the mother eountry thro'
tie medium Of the United States. But this
Ultimately will be an obstacle no moment
We have no want of vessels; and in the
vey few instances in which the importing
vessel might be preferred to export Id, il
WILDE no great hardship to procure ano-
Their A much greater evil will be the eff
feet Upon cargors already shipped s. sent
forward in the same vessels In which they
wereimported. But greater still is the
'depredations that will doubtless be COM
Eltrdupon our tradeby British cruizsrs
under color OF this order. In this view
the order sof great me- gni,ude aud threat
ems serious mischief. Let the nagnani;-
nous, boH and prompt administration look
TO it.
AN AMFPIrAM
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-26
alaraaorta Daflp aobsrttser.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.

The Secretary at War passed through
this town on Tuesday last for Monticello,
with dispatches from commodore Barron ;
which will no doubt soon be made public.
(Freae1ckS5urg paper
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w A NJ T (. u
Sept. z6.

w q " l [. d,
A YOUNG MAN. who has been regularly
bred to the Dry Go0d 6yfaed-. TO fuch che
coming we'll recommended, liberal salary vii be
given. Apply 70 TIE PRINTER.
Sept zs. dIw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-30
liz II Gems Sisgle.l

panying the message ] have quoied, (to
wit, the message OF 30 April. 1867 the
commissioners say in express terms they
g. believe that the interest Of the United
States, the tranquility of those who
may hereafter intabt that territory, and
sarious equitable considerations which may
be urged in favor oil niosf u IRE present
claimants render IL erhedicnt to enter into
compromise on reasonable tern1s," and
who, sir, will have The hardihood to say
the President Of the United States, and .
these high officers OF the government
have been influenced by sinister motives
1t is Gays my colleague) the spirit of
federalism which uniies us-Sir, i ann
young in years, and am child indeed in
politics if this be the sprint OF federalism,
and with all my enmsty TO it, which
own has been very great, IL it consists ia
complying with prudent advice. ard ho-
nest engagements, in doing justice 20 the
unfortunate, and deciding ON the qucsti-
ons OF private right, by the rules OF ans
versai law will receive il with open
arIns-i will cherish i,--and hug j. TO
my bosom with The affection os father
Tor long lost son returning To the lbs
of tirluc.
(RDeec5 10 Be concluded 4. our rest>
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-30
COMMUNICATION.

rom ne Hlnehesfer Gazert- u BIafcs:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
FOR RENT;

HE HOUSE and ouT-HoUSES m the Town
Il OF Manchester, late in the occupancy of Richard
Dangh, deeeaied-Ihe houfe is adapted to the ac-
G%nniodston OF imall family, with a kitchen, fla
good garden, and fpacious yard well eucloled
and an advantage of grazing tie xurian, commons
OF the Town, which furrornd the preniies--Th.
iltuaton is peaiant and has been ever condered as
he@ithy-Ihe property will he Let on Leaie for one
or more years and poGeijon given the 25th Decem-
Der next-Fer terms of rent o! !eafe, application mr.
be made to George M'Credie, of Manchester, or
the iubfcriber,
JOHN CGINGAN.
AuguR 10. 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
VALUABLE LANDs--FoR sILE.

INTENDING 70 remove to the county of Amelia,
( | Offer for iae the following TRACTS OF
LAND, lying in the county of Diqwiddle, to wit
MAYFIELD, HARDwIcKE, MAYEs's, and the LONE
ORDINARY, the whole containing, by late iurvey
made by the furveyor Of the county upwards of 4o3
acres, and viii he divided into nal tracts TO (it the
views of pufoliassts
AZdyfsidiS an elevated and handfome Gtuation, a.
bout three miles ditant from the town of Peterfburr
well watered and remarkably healthy. The build.
i;igs are not only convenient, hut very good The
dwelling hcufe, and kitchen both injured the dycI
.ingh oue is OF brick containing eight conlnodious
rooms, an AIRY Psiiage, aud every apartment well fit
tcd M, fine y1rd and excellent garden very Ia,e
~ enci0ied and enlarged the kitchen is alto of brick
with two rooms below and two above a dairy and
fuoke-houie, lately built large negro quarter I'M
derPinned with brick, a3d brick chimney in the
nidfe; a large granary and fable, and in fact eve
~ OTHER bulldog which the convenience and accom-
moda,;c" of family could poIibly require. There
Is altoa eadow Of about ieven acres well encloed
and nignly improved from which great deal of hay
has brer obtained
Mayors adjoins this tract, and TIE two would make
farm OF rather upwards Of 400 acres. The ice-houe
well water, and fpriugs, excelled by none in this
Part OF Virginia. The land isweil adapted to the Gull
ture OF corn and oats, bur too light for wheat.
H1rd7Vite lies on Appaalat.ox river, three miles
from the town of Petefourg. There are between
feven ard eight hundred acres, the half of which is
wood land. The houies very Indifferent, but
there is very han1lome ftuation to build on com.
r'zn ling beautiful protpee, and contiguous to one
and perhaps two good fprings This land is well a.
dPted to the culture of corn wheat and OATS and is
well cncofed.
TIE Long OrRgdry IS tavern, within three miles
Of Petersburg, iituate between the Alayfield and
ltardwioke tracts, for 100 dolls per. annurn,
and IS ofthe mon public roads which leads to
to'vb.Will, it will fell one OF tWo hundred acres
81 land with timber iufiioisrt for the fupport Of the
place.
Allo, from ei2hs or twelve hundred acres abnur
p nHes from FeteFfhurg, and two from Mr. Jordan
Feeie's i'ore Pert Of this traG is well adapted 20
the cri5are 1f toisceo ard tie rem excellent corn s;
whea land fine whole well ,iin5cred and lies I'M
n'ulily wsll
more particular Description is conceived to be I'M
neoe@Hy. Thole d6pofea 70 purcbafe, are reque0ed
% We" the property,-Rcajy money will be reqnir-
20 or one hr NJ the rurchafe, and fuch credit will
Be g!van for the balance, ~ can he agreed on
III: r. BOILING
M1yfeld, Augya 81. (ep4sj
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
Riebm9n Count2 Cart, Ygne 1906

Richmond County Cart, Taae 1906.
IN CHdNCEH1r.
Vincent Rednian, Commit
Againf
Ann Y. M'Nei William r. Kel- ?
tick, and Barnes Beekwith, Dei is.
appearing to the Court ti,at the defendant. Ann
Y. M'Neill, is not inab.tant of this Gate. and
not having entered her appearance and given fecur-
ty according to law, and the rules of this courten
the motion of the complainant by his council, it is
ordered, that the faid Ann Y. M.Neill, do appear
here on the tirit Monday in AuguG next, and aiwer
the eonPainants bill, and that copy Of this order be
publiihed i'll the Enquirer printed in the city of Rich
niopd, tor two months fucceliively, and copy alto
poited at the front door Of this court-houfe and it
further ordered aud desrsed thatthe defendants Kill
ick and Beckwith do not pay, convey away, or Il.
crete the debts and effects due and belonging to
the faid Am Y. NfNeill, until the further order
ofthe court in the prenifes.
Copy, tefe,
3. M'CARTY, c. r. c.
jury (eT2m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
ApguR 10.

HE fubfcrber, begs leave to acquaint his friends
IN Richmond, that he has commenced bufineis
iince lat April. i'll New-Yori. and viii be happy tn
receive conignments Of produce. and trania4 commit
iion buiines, upon which occafonal advances will be
made. DAVID WILLIE
The iubfcriber will remain in Richmond, until the
10Th next month Any perion wiihing to commune
cate upon buiineis will plsae to apply MIR. Will
am Long, Bridge-Greet.
AugUft Is. (ep I'M.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
pteaoinG9 Of Gaunspl,
on THE
IMPEACHMENT. OF JUDGE CHASE.
SATURDAY, February 90.
Ma. MARTIN, in eoatinaafion.
July9.


In the next place, when the jury were about
to be iworn, they challenged the array in or
der TO fet aide the whole panel. SnSh cl,al.
lengc can never be made correctly, but for the
Jury being returned by an OFFICER not authori-
fed, or for unfair and partial dealings in the Off
Ger who fummons Tie jury. The feafon afiign-
ed was, that one of tire jurors who was return
ed bad exprefed fcotiments inimicablc TO Cal
lender. This, if true, might be good caufc
TO challenge the individual iuror fJrfavor, but no
boy, who Rad read in an oftice fix months,
would have fuppofed this efficient cauCe to
have challenged TIE array, unlels it had been
further alledged that the marflsl knew the ill.,
ror had exprefed fuch fentiments before ne had
irmmoued him, and had fnnmoDel him for
that reaion, which was not fufaeGed. Is il poi!i-
Die to believe thatIegal characters offcgreat eli
fnation, that one Of them was then the ATTORNEY
general Of The Rate of Virginia, another al,noa
Immediately after appointed att orney general OF
the United yates for the diitTi9 Of Virginia.
and the third appointed one of the chancellor
Of that fate, GIou!d have been 70 utterly ivno.
rant of the law relative to the challenge OK tie
array, az 90 have made the motion tLey did / II
not Il muf be Pre- fu1ed thcir coadua was ;nn,,.
enced BIZ with to enbarrsfs the court r.
hold VI the proCecu''on as oppreG:ve 70 ex.
cite Su5cc Indignation agairIt The con-. and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
For SIZE,
A TRACT OFLAND

-FOUR miles from, town. adjoining bye-road lead
J. ing to Four-Mie- Greek bounded on the S. by
CoTnel!is's Greek, on the w. by lands formerly be-
longing to George Nichofou, on the N. By the
lands OF Robert Crsddock, and on the E. BY the
Lands OF Nathan Whitloe and John Hague both dec d.
THIS land is fuperior to any ia It's vicinity. The
timber IS inferior to none, and the prairie is luxurnt
i'll the produce OF grals.
It is my belief that tract 20 near town proinifes
I" fair to renunerste purchaser, who would deco
Eate 1t with the necehary improvements
would referve one half acre lot of tlrfs tra6 con-
jecrated to the remains of former occupants.
Ihoie diipoed to purchsie, will peafe call on the
iuocrber, at the Office of the Enquirer, or addreis
him by letter. l.HOlNIS RLrPLINC.
Piabs7ona, dagyf so.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03

ca TbWJilar tie stu September, at /, o'el0ek.
9aNAs /o!a ct TIE boge Of tie late Nm. f.;c-
ham, BY order oftbe ad,ni0iRrnfo,, -
HE properly belonging TO the efa;e, ecatiRiuy
z et-One Negro Man Servant Neg-n MI,
Sook, one ForIe and Chair, one Cow, and all the
Houiehold and Kitchen Furniture. Terms of isIe,
6nonths credit for all ns above so dollars for ap-
proved indorled negotiable in the Bank of y-
gina ana all fuu,s un'ier SO dollars, cafh ...J
PROSSER & NloNCURE, ". M.
Ansutt p. I. {iePds}
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7RB SUBSCRIBERS

&C leave TO inform, their friends and the public
- generally, that they have removed their SHOP
few doors below the Eagle Tavern, where they in
tend carrying on the
SHOE & BOOT MAKING BUSINESS
more extenlively than heretofore
hey intend keeping confidently OH hand, a good
Stock of Leather, Boots and Shoes of every defcr;p
sioa, by whoiciale or retail.
~ Orders from the Country will be gratefully re-
ceivei and itriStIy attended to
BY tie PlLiic's Obed'f Seyvfs,
SAMUEL BARRET 81 Co.
Augut. q. (eptD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
Rtsbn,una 1sriess Gmreeut.
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, 70 sy;t ;.

NE it remembered, That On the twenty -iirfl iay Of
Al Auguh, in the ;hnteth year of the Iniepen-
denee OF the United States of America Daniel Call,
:" th- laid iiiref, hath desulted III this office the III
tie pi Book the right whereof he claims as Author
u the words following, to wit,
ReS''fs Of Cafes srg"cd ard al;AJgra ir tie Court
Of Nfpea.i Of Piygia BY Daaief cal-u,is,a4e iLIG
In conformity TO the AT Of she Cuugrejs oe the u
ned States, entitled" An at Cor the encouragement
OF learning BY feenring the copies OF maps Charts and
BOOKS to the authors and propretors of fueh copies
during the tirncs therein mentioned =; end slfo TO ma
as entitled. An All supplementary an act ent;tu-
led IN act for rhe encouragement of learning by e-
curing the copies of maps charts aud BOOKS TO the a,-
thofs and proPrietos OF fueh copies during the times
therem mentioned &d extending the benefits thereof
to the arts Of deiisnng, engraving and etchn, hillo
ricai end e.her prints" 49,, -
IL. S. WILLIAM MARSHALL,
Cis,h 81 t5s Di?,ig of P,T,gisia., q
AuSnh II. .(epfw) ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
LAND--rOR SALE.

The county Of Lunenburg, lying within one mile
= Of the Court-houlc on Coucie's cree, tbs fraa
contains ieyen hundred and hfty acres one hundred
an fay 81 which is cleared; comfortably improved
Coz ihe accommodation % 'an,iiy This land +, well
fiii@d be cultivation Of Tobacco, Corn ard Wheat
A great bargain D.ay be had IL this land The
teen MAJ he made Town, BY application Major
G~ici Green of Not,ovay, who IS duly authorized ia
airofs oft, or the uberiber living the pren,ifs
JOSEPH SMITH.
Luneuburg Auy,I1 2-7rrtE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
GEORGE Willy.

BROKER e COMMISSION MERCRhN1
Near the Bafn,
RUYS and feils all kinds of Produce-Alro. f.ands
~ Lots, and houies, Bark Stock, 81.
~ He haiJor SAFE, OFFS No. I4I, 9, 8, and A,
which make one entye fquare in Du-vals eddi,i-
on-ihere is a good Spring attached TO them. Thete
lots are well worth the attention of any gentle
man Wiling to build iumner retreat for his family
July 23-tf. "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
RlcHMoND ruEsDAyhfoRNING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1905
FOR LONDON,

E FOR LONDON,
eSSx1ENS J'RE faa Filing ship SIR, COW
s.ssI.sSs.SSs at Norfolk, and ready to receive !
SIX cargo immediately at the moderate
freight of {. 4 per hid and per cent. prin,s ge
Apply TO Maitland . Ch,jaian, PeteribaTg, VII
liam Hawthorne, jun. Norfolk, or to
THOMAS g AMOS LADD.
Risnnond sth Mo. 18th. (ep #.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03

AN authorized to fell grea, bargain in the
4 HOUSES and LOT formerly occupied by Mr..
5o'n Roper, Tavern, at Rockets, which is nov
IN complete repair and if privately dfpofed o.
VIII on Wednefday the 18th of September next, pro-
coed 10 ielithe fame public auction, wthout re-
ieFve, for ready money. JOHN PRoSSER.
N.gM SC. (tas
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
JOHN TOMpKtNS,

] AS juf received a frefh f,pply of OLD COG
! 4 MICA BRANDY part Of the fame fhipment
Of mis- former parcel.
AHo, a few hhds. of ANTIGUA RUM, of good
qualify.
He has on HAND, parcel of BEST FRENCH
CAMBRlcK8. The whole of which, he offers iof
fale very low for csh o. liberal credit.
Augua 10. QhNO
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F4O r S A L f..

2so Acres of Land, in the diftria
Of Columbia, abou, miles from Alexandria and
from George Town: A large proportion 10
woodland of a good quality, aboundtng with
COCA fptings AID shandfome iituaticH,. 1 would
Idv off thislan to accommodate .tliofe who mag
with to Buy from two ac1elots to-swenty, or fell
Il altogether. Afmail part Of the purehale mo.
ney will be required; and for the balance Ii,
beral credit sill be given. Any relion wishing
TO buy, may be thswn the land byklliiliam Saef-
Inn, who retidss upon it; and leave their rarnes
with Mr.. John Gadby, ofAlexandria. ;.
SundryrLots maybe had on ground
rent, upon Duke.atee, adjoining 70 Mr.. jacob
Sbucks's. sse 49,, &c. CHAPMAN.
June rs. au lawn
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WILLIAM O XII EY

w / LII M 4OAaL E.'1
HAS. ON HAND,
ttbie6 be svil d,lesfe efsos terms nd0aHtSgf'S'
10 The purebeis,i, ia, eaJ1 er notes.
The following Articles, VIZ.
Supefrne and fecond cloths
Kefieymeres and iwandowns
Bearikins and feasnonghts
Durants and calllmancoes
Bombazess and wildbore,
Common and boit'd camb.ets
Silk, cotton, aud worried hofiery
Engltih extra long elk gloves
e Silk twia and thread
Diaper and common tapes
Paper and pound pins
- White and printcdmarleilks Z
! Laces, edgings and gimps
Elegant black and white lace yelh.
!, Patent ID; Sff do.
!, Satin peelong and fix handkerchiets
A, o.S,, and 81 cambrick mufl'ns &
India Jaoonet do.
Fustians, bnckram, &c. &c.
- ALSO,
A few bales Of Negro Caddiel and one trunk
fix and, cotton filings. Is
January 7.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-06
SATURDAY, jury s, 1906.
+t'tF 'F'7'N". 80 FVNtFF 49,. ~ : y
IJSTe RECEIVED,


IUSTe RECEIVED,
By ,leboosen Alert, ftawsB osros,t aas fsr Sale,
fs 3sbs ps:s eaS sf ~ 49,
FAXON, METCALF & Co.
SO tons Platter Paris,
SO barrels New.England Rum
IS hogfeads do. S.. ao..
SO barrels No. 4 and Beet
50 do. Pork
<. s pipes Hollands Gin
do, .cogniac Brandy
4 loo Rtams Wrapping Paper
$500 .h5 sAJo,
A general eD0rtment Of Shoes.
July /. = cow
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC. SALE.
VIII be Sold, at Public Sale,
On the 6ra day Of AUGUST, tif not dapqled OF
at private fale, previous TO that time,
AIlsmy PROPERTY IN the town
sa.' 90 of Alexandria,
Sisaeted on KlN6 .SrREEr--CenyEf'ag 81
A new two-nory Brick Houis, two
Framed Houfe., ard the Ware. Honfe at present
occupied by mylelf 7AW,
!, One uMmproved Lor, ON Fayette-
.asees. Or The above property is inhJeet to
ground rent ST tauexy dolars, t;gbtyeAy. cent?
For terms apply to the lubfcriber,
s 80. B. 49, John Niolett.
February II. oaW it
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-06

~ oeiphfa and -Batf1m0Tc.
s AMONG WHICH ARE
tSuperfne cloths and coloured cambrck,,
caGimeres, Dimities,
Cotton csiimeres, GA e.8, Cambrick
White and coluurea mullins, ~
: ~ &s.--, .--s.- Lx.eL i.con..
! -fofians, ~ and null null, nut.
Long and fhors nan. Inns, | ..3e
,keen.., Colorado and crofbar-,
Blue /, dc. sed ffiped cadnbrick'
White and coloured -. dirro, 10
2 rnarfeiiles, 70 Laos, s~a
Waifcoa,ing, 64, Lace fhawls,
"a rs, Irih lin. Long ditto,
mems, long lawns, Super brocaded DO.
A. 7-S, Shirting cot Englilh and + French fix
ton, gloves. TX (.
Irih aud Flanders fleet. Kid ditto,
ing, Pic mic mitts,
Plartillas. Enghlh iPlif tfaw pon.;
Brittanias, nets,
Silsiia.a Madras and bandahna
Silk, cotton and thread handkerchiefs,
= hoGey,i t Bsstas, =
D.aoer table cloths, Mammodies
Napkins, EGurrahs, SC. &c. (.
2Chintz callicoes and
All of which he has determined 10.
fell at.the mott reduced prices.
May rs. 45 q 1
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e 4 IAL
OF JUDGE CHASE

The Erif volume is juft reeeiyeds
for fale by the fubftriber. at his book .itore N
King. ftteet-Pnce Of toe arlt voiulne,s oosna
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-29
Forty Dollars Reyard. ]
sRAN.AWA1, on Monday night, the 18th
instant,
"A Negro Man, named WILL;

~ -GED aboas 30 years, dark complexion,
IA has 4 ong chin, when he ralks or laughs
fhews his teeth, is $ feet 9 or 10 inches high.
we'll rnaie, is al artful, cunning fellow-Had
ON, when he went away, grey coat much worn,
brown waiacoat, and drab. eolored Rriped pair
Of hort breeches, dark grey pair of ftocking', J.
scid !hoes and hat.
auschased him from MIR. C5arks Beases,
sfenior, of Loudoun county, and 1t is probable
he,may change his name--f1e has lived IN Alex.
-aodria. i. well acquainted about the town, and
I do not dou.t bat he will be harborsi by fomc
81 his accuaintances. If the faid Negro is taken
! ,av;tbio the diaria Of Columbia, or in Fairfax
aounty, I will give TEN DOLLARS; if 80
mile. from home, FIFTEEN DOLLARS; if
81 miles, TWENrY DOLLARS: ,snd, if TAX
N no in Pennsylvania, FORTY DOLLARS
whoever takes up the faid Negro and confines
.A;m IN any jail, hall receive the above reward.
REIN OFruTr,
Fairfax county, near the Great Falls
of Potomac.
ASH so. Jaw
81 b. All mafters Of vslels and Others, are
.rewasned agalns hardening OF carrying of iaia
lsiiow, Is shsis Psta.