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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-04-03
LIVERPOOL. Feb ?

On Tuesday last arrived here, the
snip Lord Nelson, cap,aia Naginnis
IRON 81. Thomas, which Island he left on
the s5'h Drcemoec, in company with the
ship Harmony, capt. Reed, of 20 guns,
aud the Ngmph, capt. Heinsen, of 10
guns. Previous to sailing they agreed to
Eer' company CIR their mutual protection.
a lew hours after they sailed = they fell in
win large schr. privaseer of 10 gus, 9
II them long twelve Founders asd 100
men, all OF "aom, as wei! as the capt. were
blacks.
Capt. Maeiunis seeing that the privateer
was maklGS stretch TO cut off the Nymph
"lrsetiy hove too to give her time to come
Up with him in this, however, he was
disappointed, as the priva,eer succeeded in
BOARDING and carrying her. The Lord
Nelson then continued her course, the pri-
's'ser IN chase, which she kep,up the
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BARBADOS, Feb. ~.
G ALLINT " Il VAL DC TON

His Msiesty's brig Curieuy, capt. Bet
teswe,th, which sailed from hence on the
Sd inst. has triumphan;lY returned this
morning with the enemy's proudly boosted
privatrer Madame Ernout. At day light
Yesterday morning the Curlcux discover
cd the enemy, who erouded all san 10
escaps, but after II hours chase was brot
TO action, which commenced with equal
railantry on both sides, and lasted from
four O'Clock until half past FIVE O'Clock IN
the afternoon; the enemy three times
throwing his vessel on board the Cnrieux,
and attempting 70 board, but as often
failed with considerable loss. From the
true courage of the enemy, in sustaining
the dreadful fire OF the Curieuy, evinced by
the shocking havock of the crew, and shat.
tered state of the vessel aptaia bettes-
worth derives additional honor by obtain
ing victory, which, although NOT Of great
magnitude, has been as obstinately contest.
ed as any in the annals of naval gallantry.
What renders it the more considerable and
important is the thus having secured our
trade from the further depredations OF one
9th. enemys most success sful craizers ale
so strengthening our own naval force by
the addition of remarkable fine vessel,
which when thoroughly repaired, will an
swer his majesty, service in these seas.
The Madame Ernouf had sailed on her
present cruize three weeks ago, from Qua
dsloup-, commanded by captain Cassex, is
brig Of i6 heavy skies, and carried one
hundred and twenty men had only made
oae cap;urr, he ship Minerva, re- a&en by
the Nimrod) in which ten Other crew were
absent, anc in the above action bad seven.
teen killed and thirty wounded. Ihe veg.
SCI considerably shattered In her hull, her
fore,opmsst carried away and, and literally
almos, every sail and part of her rigging
coz up. On board the Curisux, Que oihcer
(Mr. Maddox, purse3 and four men
were killed, and three mro, one MORALLY
wounded. Captain Bs.tssworth received
slight wound in the cheek from a mus.
quet bali, which made an incision IN his
ear, aud passed through his hat. The Gu
rieux is a large brig (apd was sboet this
time twelve months cut of Fort Roya /,
captain, then lieut.. Bettesworth being Sc.
cord III the cnmmand in the enterpise) car-
ries an equal number ct guns with the enc.
! my, but ofheavier sneeati, and las one hum
cred and eighteen men.
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SALEM, (New-Ergiand) March 90

A man, b. the name of William Tyr
rel, was yesterday apprehended in this
town, and examined before Mr.. Justice
Tucker, ON suspicion of having broke into
Essex Bank. Among the circumstan.
ces which appeared against him On lex.
animation. was his having applied to a
Smith of this town to forge key to a
wooden pattern, which was produced, and
which agreed in dimensions with key
belonging to the bank and bill Of tbat
bank bsing found upon him, which was
filed upin false hand. Several bills pot
filed up were stolen when the bank. Wa.
entered. The justice thought proper to
commit him. Itwas painful to see q man
Of his appearance thus arraigned ): ysung,
of genteel manners. and intelligent in his
observations. He has bee n in this town
most OF the winter, said he belonged TO
New Orleans, and was travelling principal.
ty to see the country.
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aleraaorla Datlp aoosrttser.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 8.

Z We have been favored by a friend with
the perusal Of letter which contains the
following Information: ~. T. pap ]
X "On Thursday night last a dangerous
FIRE broke out a, Kioss.on, Esopus, in this
.'tate, which had nearly proved fatal TO the
whole town. About ten O'Clock in the
evening Judge A. b. Bancker having oe-
casion TO so into his barn, found on open
ing The. door small bundle OF straw jus,
getting into blaze. Hepa5 his foot on. i,
10 extinguish it, when the straH.band
broke, aud the wind being high, the draft
from the, door spread tue straw over the
barn, which was soon IN soal blaze and
the heat communicating across the street
to Abraham HoAman's barracks, soon en-
veloped his buildings in flames. lie has
lost his all, not even preserving any Of his
furniture. The town was on FIRE in MANY
places at the same time. The church aad
several other buildings that had taken FIRE,
were fortunately saved. -
The present winter, since few DAYS
before Chi lslmas, has been one of the
most severe exFsrier Gee for a great many.
Years bark. / he weather can hardly be
sad to have BEEN settled 70 that clear sky
and moderate cold, few degrees below
the freezing point, I*hirh diatingu she's the
winter of this country. There ia at pre-.
sent about seven feet of snow in the woods
where it does not driit. The usual quac-
ti,y about the middle of March, when it
is generally at the highest, is from four to
FIVE feet.
A very deplerable accident happened
last week at St. Augustine, few leagues
from this city: whole family cf eight
persons and woman belonging to
the same parish who lodged in the house,
were buried under the runs of their
house which was crushed to pieces in the
night. by the falling Of grea, body Of
snow from the cape under which it was
built. The accident was not discovered
by the neighbors till the next morning
the place where the house stood was barely
discernable; they however proceeded i'm
Immediately to remove the snow and the
ruins, and were so fortunate as to extri-
cate two of the unfortunate family alive.
The mangled bodies of the remainder pre-.
seated the most affecting sight and the
whole, consisting of father, mother, four
children and the woman who lodged in the
house, were taken to the neighboring
church yard the following day aud buried
in the same grave.
The name of the family is Villeneuve,
the woman's name Laurencelle; she has
left two children, who lodged with her,
bu, were, providentaily, at another house
at the time of the accident.
A.. [9uebec Gaz.]
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Fort Of aleras,prta.
N q TIcE.

~
PHttlp WAEToN, having aligned
to the iuhtc,ih ers By deed bearing daie .al u-.
,nhc,'iafa, far The ber-6t OF his cre'!:tors, al
dets of Whatsoever oetdfe do. and owing ',
HIM the fsid PliGp w snioo, wheth-r On jli <.
'aeot. bond, bill, note, or book sccount, (xEh
fol, power To rn!.est the fane, sad ALTO guam.
try o! merchandise all peri,ni concerned u.
hereby again rn,iG~d, thar the iubic'ibers o.,
have ausi,2ity TO Nqudate' faid detts; and N.
'ame, both debtors and r.slitofs OF the ilii
Ph,ip Wsnspr, arc eaIuea;y reqarRed to exh.
hit a aa., m-m OF their accents, bonds or nors.
to the fuhfcriaers, that.a 4etslement OF the bp.
iinsis may be made ipeed;ly.
S. CRAIG. =
! !: d 5sFi5Hx r'*'"'.
Scid Try2sts ~iA erteE to Public
!. Sale,
On " EDNESDAY, z4t.r day Of April ness,
at the ~a,ehoufe lately occupied by PHILLIP.
WAsros, a large quauuy Of
Hardware, Ironmongery, CUT
lcry, Saddlery, Chalk, &c.
For taIf1, or on liberal Germs OF credit, ter ar-
proved notes.
e. Sa!s to commence al IL o'clock.
april ). d2fhAp
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-04-03
LEONARD ADAMS,

CORNER OF KING AND WATER SrRERrs,
R5lp.HfuHy inform, biz Friea6t ard the Ps5.
lie, tbat be bar on hasd, and fr Jak,
90 gallons Of picked Cucumbers,
from New. England, IN coed ries-Afo,
$50 pots Of picked Oyiters, put
up IN the bet manner which he will fsll for
calh.
ct As he intends to leave Alex
apdr,. IN fhort time, all perlons having any de.
maods sgainR him are reeusaed to bring forward
their accounts for ktt'eme and all per(cns in.
debted, are alto Ieqaeaed TO make immediate
payment.
April I. -..- d5t
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" o f / e E.

THIS is to give notice, that the fubfcriber
/ Of Alexandria County, in tho d a'ia OF
Coumtia, bath obtained from the 0 hans
Court OF faid County, letters elementary on the
re,fonal efta.e of JACOB RESLER, late of the
County atorefaid deeeafsd; all pe'ions havi z
claims agsina the faid decesled, are hereby war;.
Cd to exhibi, them with the vouchers thereof, 10
the iubfrri5e-, on OF hetor: tho bird day Of o.
.ober next, or they may By law be excluded from
all benef, of faid efas.
Given u'aer my hand this third day Of
April ,Ss5.
Mary Reaer, Executrix.
N. B. All per(ons indebted to the
above efst-, are hereby directed 10 mike imne-
date pay ment to the executfix.
April 3. ssw2m
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" OTICE E..

THIS il to give notice, that the fsbfcrite,
i of Alexandra County, in the Diaria Of
Columbia, bash obtained from the Orphans
Court Of fad County. letters Ct adm niarato,
on the prtfcnsl eaate OF THOMAS VIOLET,
late of the County afe:efaid d-ceafed all periori
having Claims seaina the laid decesfed, az
hereby warned TO exhib;t them with the vouch:,'
thereof. to the iutfclbrr, Oh or before the thirt
day of Oaeber next. Of they may by law be ex.
rluacd from ali. beneft OF faid efate.
Given uader my hard this third dsy of
Apal 1905.
Am Violet, Adminiltatrix.
N. B. All perlons indebted,to tn.
ef.e are hereby directed 10 make immedas
paymeo, 10 the AdGiniifratrix.
April 3. 2swi n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-12
VALUABLE LAND-FOR SAFE.

p virtue OF deed oftrua FROM William MafTi,
- deed. in order,to feeure and pay the following
debts, VIZ the fur of ( $50: S., in fpeeie Aligned
b. Nathaniel Maifie to Arch'd.. Bryce r. for the
Purpo.es mentioned in the faid Alignment, and the
fun CT { 1867 a.. lol, due TO Arch'd. Bryce with
interel thereon from the 18Th day of Decernber 1902
at per cent per annurn till paid,
VII bt'f, at tie r7GtHstef lillian ALa5.e,On Fri
dsy Ike IL say Of 1i'fare6 nexf, for ready money
al that TRACT OF LAND, in Goochland
county, (whereon Mrs Francis MatEe now lives
containing by late furvey 1851 acres lying and be-
ing on the waters of the Little Byrd Creek, andSound
ed by she lands of Cap, Nathaniel n1a!fie, dec d.
Mr. David Rofs, MFR. John Mathews and others.
This land IS Of TIE FRI rate qu4l:.y of high land,
Pleatant!y isna;sd, within or miles land good
Fosd) OF the town OF Columbia, and from to 8
miles of LEWIS mil, on the Byhd Creek.
Ianrary IS.
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NOTICE

To The Creditor and Debtors Of Rsij s. Ford.
~ MAT on the Ii of March ihall make diri-
Il dend of the monies received; from which
ho.e creditors, who may not have into the term,
Oh alignment previous to that day, will be excluded
And from fuppof,ion that Tome of the Debtors, who
have no; come forward to give Notes for their ac-
counts may be expecting perGonal application, which
cannot be made they again informed, that my du-
ty eomPels me to commence futs unfortunately, TO
the next courts, aganf hoe who la not before have
e!c!ed their accounts by notes.
NEIL. MCOULL.
Richmond January IS, 'o5. 3w
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SIZE.

t$|H.L BE SOLD, 70 the higheA bidder, on the
w Premi.es, or the thrd day Of April next, at
II o'clock, an undivided noiety in the two lots of
ground, formerly the properly of Andrew Ronald,
decd fronting tie Ba!oa Of the James River Canal
near the center Of the city of Richmond, with uI-
divided moety Of all the valuable buildings thereon,
coniiitiag OF alatge three Cory BRICK Bull DING,
eighty feet in length, with fourtenements, twenty
feet wide and fortyve feet in length with fire pla-
ees on the hre and fecond floors roony garrets in
each with large wheels fixed for hoting and lower
ing packages, Sc. with dilpatch and cafe, good dry
cellars, with fire places in each This houe has been
lately built and in good repair; djoinipg is awe f.
niied two fory framed dwelling houfe, thirty eigh,
feet iquare, with two good cellars with fire places in
each tor cooking, in the 6rh and fecond Roors are
eight rooms and Tx FIRE places-Alfo, lnlal two TO-
~ sr:ek Roufe with four rooms with FIRE places in
u family.
imai wooden building with cellar, built for kitch-
en-, and may be ufed as mop alto two fables and
carriage houie The buildings except the kitchen,
itabe and Carriage houfr, are injured in the Mutual
lniurauee Company agant fire in the feate of Virgil
IA, and the premiums paid Thelots fort the baton
on one te, and bounded b. Carys Grect, and the
itreet Leading 10 shochoe warehoufc, on the two
ther ides OF them, and are convenient for COM
n'efcial or other bninc.s as any in the city.
The terms Of i.Ie, will be ieventeen thoufand dol
lars in ready moEey the reidue payable the fifth DAY
OF Augun next, for which rcfiue, bond with approx
cd lccurity viii be required Ii il deemed unneceHa-
ny 70 ate the great value OF the ,bcye property to
shoie vino REID. in this city, but for the information
OF strangers, the ubfcrbcr begs leave to state that
the aforeiaid property IS Immediately oppoGte the
lower part of the balm of the James river canal where
all the produce of the upper country is landed; ard
10 any perfon defrous of carrying on the commTion
bunef' eKtenfvely perhaps is hyperion to any other
in this cry
WILLIAM AUSTIN.
Eehrnarv g
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z o p r 7 Mt E K s.
HENRY oURAM-pREss.M11KEj
aiieHSea 30,

HENRY OURAM-PRESS.M MAKER,
S9Hfb-eAJf corner Of PrHne and Sistb-Rreet5
y ESpEcTFULLY ntorms TIE trade, that !.
y nn6srfGket TO ltppJ Printing OGe.s qvifb
eUrry thing in bis line, bapiag a eom6leaf pyir-
fer'S Jcincr, eozgfanfLp em,bloyedm mating fbr
sVeo3 Part Of PreGlj, Furniture, Rules, sc. sc.
Cbafst ofaN .fSeJ, Combojfng Sticks, BraG g
Hood C0hys, g. g. eozRnnfLy OH bind, or
nr@de 10 o-dec evifb djLPateb and neatncG.
Orders from any part effke Continent attend
ed 10. PbiiGd. Jan. s. ebsm.
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afro 1t auctian.

Will be fold at Public Auction, on Tucfday the
10th inf. on the premifes:
HE evsHin,proz,ra HaIf -ferc LOT ling ia
Z thGt par oftbij city called R0ekeft5, No
2o7, jcrneri, the proaer., Of Robert Om5sriSn
deed. - Lot eUW admit ofa partition info
three teremenf5. TIE ferms Of bcy7le tornsgcti
abe nctss IN tie bank Of Rrginia, at 90 Gays
IN a;adirpmGblr tile sViUbe aa4ae, exfebt sa H.
eDmbrance Of the evidogv'5 4oqvey.
PROSSER . JMONCURE J.. MS.
February 8. f4I.
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TO RENT,
.ap POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY,

AHp fossESIoN oIVEN IMaLDIATytY,
a TENEMENT On shoekoe I'LL, adjoining the
L houie cow occupied by MIR. John NiCredie,
lately pofieGed by the Subfcriber There is on it
convenient Wooden Houie with two roonis clofe,
and patiage, on the fira hoor. Two rooms and 4
coiet above kitchen and three cellars below with
Smoke Hou(e and Garden Aiio Wooden Houle
with two rooms fire place, kitchen and cellar on the
Iereiner:. whereou now live, lately occupied by
MIR Samuel Greenhov, the lot formerly belonging
to Mr.. Benjamin Moiby. Wi. LONG.
January, 18th 1895. e9ic
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co DITIO MS.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week....During the ftflion of Consrcfs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
per anpua, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from tlOfe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
fhall be inherited for ltventy-fvs cents
the frR lime, .ftiy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every ad-
ditional iniertion tkirty-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
Nv. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
ve,tifements inherited for .Jgfty cents
the firtt time, and tbirt-tbrce cents
for every additional iniertion.
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9alss at auttin,,.

vii! be fold, by the fnbfcrbers on Thurfday,
the l4th inf. at their Vendue Office az IL
o'clock, for ready cafi.
4 NEGRO MAN, who is an excellent
L y Cooper by trade.
ipROsSER s. MONCURE, V. MS.
EebsUarqs. ids.
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

He ;E6,eri6ry' bIJ taksa a leaf. Of Iris fene.
l. ~ea: 10, pnadsr Of y.zry, crs b4,' but IL in a
'3ss yes@' $Lie5 'essrt ii inferior 70 4sy in TIL,
CITY 6sfS5 'ss 7avsrr 3. 5as d1aeb.9 5aiainrj, 4uei
fE3s4i 30 6s;os'a1'dsis fb 4v5o 0nio2, Of ers4.,
prI"1:y flan faofr1 ga!y GGerd,. 75es tenement.
adSfn s5- ?a= azr, and zlTtLin t4Uo ,a,E
sfhs cGfifO Try b.vt &iatIsioarfare, ooe, CIV ether
60.. in IBIS City, z0ifS rs1S TO Sr,< air aud exeen,
1vofe' ne kat GOOD sIAsLEs and eoaRsnf EebJy 0,
re be F0R%7E Rrfcad,s Biz irpes to Biz t,fzra; ami
ne PH5e, and aares .Lt' t5at anL.zef gaming, nor
ay etfr fy0iiee sp6icb ags n.y dgree, bave ten
a"ey 10 dyey the peace Of bis E0, .rN svey Re permit
ted
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THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE,

& HE CHINESE SNAKE STONE, formerly
( the properly Of the late Mrs. Tsbb, Of Ma
shews county 10 famous throughout Virginia, fer its
t.'eaey in Extracting the veroin. from the bite of a
Mad Dog, Stake, or other po;1orous thing To pre-
Te1' EaHseeiiaty applications, he deems i, proper to
mention that his price for this stone, is two thouand
dollars Until she stone is fold, it will be found at
Scasons Ferry, Upon The Pankesank in Clo,.r CONN
~; w.ieEsis VIII be applied Psrfons bitten by any
Tsnoinors thing, upon the most moderate terms
JAMES r. M!COU.
February l.-(cpsw.
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JOHN SPINDLER.

p ESPECTFULLY iztorn5 tie Ladies and
IN Gentlemen Of Richmond, tbat be intends TO
teach DRAFTING, PAINTING in Oil Colours
and C,'ayons, and 4uouI in5trucf or eap;l5 in
tbefe 6rAnebes, either by cvai;ns OF them, or a.
bi5 bsgfe, e3pefte 7homa5 NIltsz'5 En-. back
freet.
N. b. Sign, N0g,e, and Military Colou5 faint
ed BIZ 7. S. OraerI from the country nnyH.gN.
H'fe"SeA 20. et2;n.
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PUBLIC NOTICE IS GIVEN.

IE>HAT the Prefdent and Common Council or
the City of Richmond, will, ct their next
Monthly Meeting, to be held at the Court-houie on
the Sd Monday in February next, proceed to recon-
mend to the Court of fIuftngs of faid city, ore f
ard proper perfon to be appointed q CONSTABLE,
within the fame in the room Of los Childref., re-
hgned. AND: STEVENSON, c, c. g
Jam 20. dofS.
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BEN. MOsBY, y. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. D.
(tds.l
Jan. 8.

At the fame tine and place, will difpoit. Of the
other undivided third part Of the fad Norwich Mills
and will alto difpofe az valuable uaS Of LAND
adjoining thereto, which contains abuut five hundred
acres with various ;nproverients--rlr whole is va
liable efate.--Mr. Hooten will fhew the Mills and
the lard. The terms of paymen; fo= 'hc said land
aid the other third part of the Mills will be haf red
dy money, end twelve msrths credit for the other
hail.
DAVID ROSS.
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TO BE SOLD.
03o5er s.

For ready money, Purfuant to decree Of the Fede-
raj Circuit Court, for tile difrict of Virginia in
iuit between Phineas Bon, Attorney for the
creditors Of Ezskil Edwards Plaintiff, and David
Rofs and others defendants--
WO undivided paris, out of three, Of forty two
acres ct LAND, in the county Of Henrieo,
upon Four-Mile Creek, with the Mills and Houre5
thereon, known by the name Of the Norwich Mills,
ALSO Tract or Parcel Of LAND, fituate in the
county CT Henrieo, about feven miles below the CT
ty Of Richmond, commonly called and known by the
name the Seven Pines though; to contain one thou
flnd acres, but Mr.. Rofs undertake. that an aecn-
rare iurvey and plot fha be produced on the day Of
falc.
The Sale viii PoGtivclytateplaer at the Eagle Ta-
vern in rhe City o! Richmond on Thurfjay the 2Iit
Day Of February next.
BEN. MOSBY, y. NJ. foy
JOSEPH SCOTT, d.
Ian. 8. (tds)
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ENOCu SULLIVAN,

ENOCH SULLIVAN,
JEWELLER u RAfR-W oRKER,
(Firit door below the Esgle Tavern0
Pres leave to inform the public that he ha, for
~ Sale, EAJHioSinLE .,SSoK7xEN7 1F
JEWELRY & SILVER WARE
HJf0, Il H.iNDsoAs SUPrLr or
LADIES t4ECANT COMBS, POCKET BOOKS, &c.
Dec g.. eP
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R1sH Liress HnI Sbeeti@g'; Sgf..fas c!o:1i Gs4
i CaDfneres;
India, Italian and Frertk sir
DO Null Null AfyRins
Do. do. d. HLdkE.
FaHey Muffin, p1els aud S5z1pis
C0isnaAt N,3qir1 Cam5riek Din-ities G. C..H;:se.
L.lsef CAPS ard peii
Do. EL5dkfI ard SLa7rls;
Dc. Gie0es and 6fias
Wa6 Leather and Kid Glopes.
For Sale by
BARTLETT STILL.
January Is. If
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"ith Boo'a Shoes as well as II they were on the
ipo:.-.~..A--the length of the Boot.-~c-round the
Caf..Bthc pitch of di,to...D-round the heel and
ep~,E-rcund the inAep.."G-acrofs the ball of
thc foot. Fix the heel againit perpendicular, and
fick knife at the end Of the great toset down in
figures tie number Of inches and quarters, in the diff
itrent nieaiures. June 80. ep6m.
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BROKERS OFFICE.

~ aNee'i5.rLai 9pe":d Broler's 06Te-, otpsEft
tie Uai'n Tae'e,n, ami 07e, fbr Copafi-r-5ogE 81
Tlome' and A0roi Ladk nh bgfnelG eozf1td 10 biz.
zOW be f,nglae7sd z0i'b fri7 fdshiy.
THOMAS NORpELL.
0e7ober 8. If
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FOR SHE,

FIVE Hhds. and 10 Or. caGso Of LONDON PAR
l. TlCUI.AR IENERIFFE WINE Of hyperion
1''aity' Oh credit of 100 days--Negoiiabe notes
Enquire of THOMAS NORVgJI.
December %. ItfN
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NOTICE.

HE fotstr;Isrs hauing PIT an end 10 their re.
l. tail bufasI, reqaea tie debtors to tbs firm I,
gone jorsvar1, 9vifbout iefJ oftime, TO bA7e tbe;
s'eeonnfJ adi47ed, and TO pay eVbat may BE- ar,.
rs great indulgence baJ been ALREADY .gizea, fur
rtrr eanuot r-eionabt be expected. George Mr-
Credie quM attend at tki5 place, far the bwbojs5
Of ef.ing the accounts, and reeeiviny t7yn,entJ.
7beje svko do not pay, or zip. /aiisfaigor, aGi.-
race ofpaying Joan, muf blame f.semEi1ej il
fats are i9yeitnted Ngai1sR item.
LYLE s. Nc CREDIE.
MarehcRer, FED. 5.--(epszv.I
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE dfANUFICT1R Err.
MAIN-SIkEET nIcmMn.-n
nAIN-sTkEET, RIcl

NJ AXES Boots & Shoe,
w to any pattern or fah-
ion, equal III point of Ma
TER1ALs and WORKMAN
sHIr to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
SFozs, of the fra quality
and newell faihion, for faIe,
-. Gentlemen at d diff
lance, who are difpoCtd to
forward me their meafurc
By paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be ftted
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2ueticu @.!rs.

THOMAS TAYLOR Sc &c.
NTILL !. f.prs EH a. tbc fsyr occupied BY NJ ".
w He-.eet e Go. on J,tAzecSzy's IL eaeb .y.et !:
and AZ their c9ts, Tn:fa.ys and Frii1y5 as jIsi.
De-. /, 1904. epd
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February g.
FOR SALE,

q LIKELY young negro fellow, a BLACK
SMITH by trade, and is we'll acquainted with
the making of plantation utcnGs. For terms apply
to PETER RUST.
Richmond County, Feb. ST