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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-12
"'haDELPHIA, September TO.

&c aSLNG LNF0RNATLON.
t,sns s,' Honour squadron in the Medi.
|isbv u were received in town this morn.
lne,,.4 = Org Clio, captain Gamble from
tbsy ao 0a great satisfaction we state, that
opr copa, Ounee the complete restoration of
aaou boy sa to freedom. They were
tap,etiDa the squadron, in good health
Captain p shortly to sail for their country.
l'slla.io, Dalnoride was on board the Con.
Court na,' u, malta. He had demanded 4
r Phllas"di'oen his conduct in the loss of
pa'a trlgase, after which he
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-12
PUBLIC SALE.

III haJfpaf three o'clock this afternoon
ao,A b. Jod on CAPT. CeNwAY's sDbay, on q
e'edif Of 60 and 80 de,sjor @St,'Vtd, tadsSf-
<dntgofiadie n0ttt,
The Cargo of the Brig SfARRows
CONSISTING OF L.
Firf Quality SUGAR,
In rHogih ads and Barrels.
P. G.. Marfeller.
September IL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-12

meant to return home. The whole squad
ron may be expected in the course of this
month. The peace with Fripoli was con.
Guided on the 4th of June; of the particu-
lars of the pegociasion, and the circumstan-
ees proceeding II, we yet uniformed,
but we may now momentarily expect an
official exhibition from the government.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-12

Additional interesting intelligence. COM
muaicated for the Register, received by
the brig Clio, arrived at Newcastle
from Trieste:
Arrived, brig Clio, Gamble, e5 days
from Trieste, via Malta and Gibraltar.
The Clio sailed from Trieste, June 8 ;
left there, brig American, Houston. of
Baltimore. Spoke, June 4, the United
States schooner Enterprise, from Ancona
bound to Trieste. June 8, spoke brig
Charles, Russell, of Boston, from Naples
to Trieste.
The U. S. frigste Constitution, commo.
dore Rodgers, arrived at Malta, June "a,
from rripoli, with colonel Lear on board
)who had concluded treaty with the ba.
shaw of Tripoli, which provided for an
exchange of prisoners, and a payment OF
sixty thousand dollars by the United States
to the bashaw, as ransom for the surplus
number: of Americans, without engage
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
DUTCH COMMERCE.

The new code of Commerce consists o
nineteen articles.
lst. The repea! and abolition Of all laws
ana resolutions existing befo.e the decree
against trading with Great Britain.
I'd. Aprohibition of all direct commerce
rom any OF the Dutch ports with Great
Britain.
I'd. Every vessel that shall arrive in a.
ny oil our ports with false or forced paper,
direet from Great Britain, or ffom ary
port or haven tliereunto belonging, shall
together with every article of her cargo,
be coniscated.
4ih. On Information that any vessel,
having been under The necessity Of putting
into any of the British ports, shall have
1 taken any additional articles on board be.
sides her original cargo, she be con
fiscalcd, and the captain be liable to pay
a fine Of 1000 guilders, if he be found TO
have concealed thefacl.
5tb. A regulation respecting vessels
from Great Britain (whose original dcsti
nation may be represented 20 have been
for neutral port) putting into any OF the
Datch ports which shall, If the ship's
passport doesnot clearly prove every part
Of her cargo to have been destined l0g
such neutral port, be declared to be enc.
my's property, and conhsealsd according.
ly, so long as free navigation and free COM
merce be not declared in England.
9th. A fine Of 1000 guiders, tobs npisl
by every captain or mssser of fses<zl
who shall be foand to have any payers, o,
packets Of P7Fers, to be delivered 10 an,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
PLEAsANrs los
paid il aasares,l NEDNEsDAr JUzr 81, 1908

The only criterion that .designates a
tree country, where the PEOPLE acknow.
tege no sovereign but the constitution and
flaws, aid who have no cor,s,itution or Ia s
but OF their own enaGsing.
Free, equal, and frequent elections
every system OF goyernment, however mo-
di6ed, If destitute OF this provision, con-
tains within itself the seeds Of its own dis.
solution.
Responsibility to the peopie-periodi-
cal appointments are The best security for
the good behaviour of our 6. trustees or
servasts" in every department of govern
nent, not excepting J,ldficfaa.
May the sons Of Columbia stand as con.
sPlcuous for their ready Obedience TO the
laws as they do for their love ofi,berty.
BY a continuation of g successful { xpe.
riments," may America demonstrate TO
the wrold, the praeticability Of represen-
tative form OF government, and that il is
not more beautiful in theory than salutary
in operation.
PerPetaity to our representative demo
cracy--May our equal and gospel like
system, remain till time shall be no
more"
The manufacturer---May the councils
oil the nation never build up the merchant
upon The ruins of the mechanic-but may
they be endued with wisdom, TO make
snch arrangements as that the agricultu.
rail- commercial and mechanical branches
may SO hand in hand, and rejoice ioge-
Their.
Our sister state, Hcw Hampshife-We
congratulate her on her happy return 10
The fold OF the union. May Massach,,-
sets soon follow her Iaudablc example, s
thereby regain her former exalted rank
which she justly held in the union.
Connec,icut-May the citizens of that
stale speedily have a constitution of their
ofrn forming wherein eq,scGiy of cioii and
religious highs shalt be established, and
ecclesiastical usurhotion annihi!atcd.
The teachers os reIigion-May the
christians of New England properly dis.
tIngosh between gospel ministers and Gle
real iocendiaries.
Republics, not always uHgratefnI-In
memory ofthose worthless who were emf
nensiy instrumental in procuring and es-
ItabIiShiag ous independence. a,,e uaspss
of Washington, ot Jeffersor, S. Adams,
Franklin, E,ckenson, aud many Others,
Will ever sound sweet in the ears Of the
friends OF humanity or of the rights of
man.
Louisiana--A new star in the Columbi.
an constellation. When its course is as
certalned, may it be Admitted into the SO
lar system Of repubicanism.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
1Ae Commemorate et Pennsylvania ]
Don Joseph Cabrera.

Lon Josefh Cabrera.
MAYORS CouRr ofthe eify Of PHILADELPHIA.
On Friday, July 9th, this distinguished
prisoner being placed a, the bar, before
respectable Jury, the charges of forging
and uitering three checks drawn and pre-
sented In the name of the Spanish Am
oassador the Marquis de Casa Yruio, upon
the bank OF Pennsylvania, for The sums of
GOO, 1000, and 800 dollars, were opened
against him by Mr.. Charles IngersoIl.
Inc trial was unavoidably pro,raSted by
TWO long adjournments, and lasted twenty
TWO hoursiD session. The testimony was
volnminous and detailed, and occupied a.
bout twelve hours. On the part OF the
commonwealth il went 10 shew the priso-
ner's expensive and exsravagapt mode of
living and the narrowness of his means,
from whence it was TO be inferred thai he
must have resorted To articles and forse-
~ IN order 10 sustain bis great expenses
1.-The presentation at the bark ofthe third
check confessedly by Cabrera's direction,
and the similarity of,he writing in this to
the two preceding checks. For the pri-
soner It was sworn by several Witnesses
that he was man OF iliustrious family
and conneStioiis-and j; was attempted to
be proved thar he had received the lash
check from a Frenchnan, who however,
swote IN absolute denial of this charge,
and was confirmed by strong evidence IF
witnesses as we'll as corroborating circum-
stances. When the testimony was clo-
sed, the case was spoken TO by Mes,rs.
Heatiy and Lewis for the prisoner, and
MIR. Charles Ingersoll and the a,,orns y
general for the prosecution These dis.
cussioDs were circumstantial aud ANNA
ted. At 10 O'Clock on "Wednesday night
The recorder delivered a full and accurate
charge, and a, IL on Thursday morning,
the Jory returned with verdict of GULL
Ty. Tuesday morning, the 10Th instant,
alter an impressive address, the recorder
pronounced the prisoners sentence TO .wo
years imprisonment, at hard Iabour and
fine of 1000 dollars. During the whole
OF The trial the prisoners conduct was
composed. gentlemanlike and becoming
The weather was excessively hot, and the
hall very much crowded. The Justice
done this man on this occasion, in the cir
cumstances, manner and event of his tri-
al, is hooourable to the court and Jury, and
cannot fail 10 impress his country with
highly favourable sentiments of the impair
tial integrity of American tribunals.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
SELECTED ToAsTs.
1T Nar4rieh, ron. }

Our national edihce--lts base, public s.
private virtue its key stone, public and
private happiness.
The press--May itre6lify public opini-
on, but never pervert II.
The mechanics Of the United States
May they have plenty of business, good
pay, and graceful hearts.
Our brethren the farmers--May their
industry be rewarded by gentle showers,
pleasant sunshine, and abundant harvest.
The people Of the United S,ates--May
their independence never be resigned but
with their lives.
1T Nczy London, ( CON-.
Tie officers and soldiers vho feil in de-.
fence offhcir country May the liberty pur-
chased by their blood, be preserved by
their posterity.
Sewers fdscord--May they walk bare
foof upon the bistics Of anxiety, and reat
the borns OF CONTEMPT with the sickle OF
deshair.
III LINN, HfassacHuseffs,
PRINCIPLES before men--As a wise and
prudent people, we on the one hand never
bestow our SURFACES on a man, (hovever
in other respects he may be qualified for
a ruIer,) who is destitute OF viruous and
good moral conduct so on the other, NAV
we never trust men to preside in on,
councils, chow deserving so ever in othel
rcspectc) who hove not given ample proc
OF their firm attachment to our hrst grea
revolutionary principles.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
Ron A.te Z ndo,l Pahera.

The Stanish InguIslsion---hsve, ii ap-
peats' been proceeding of late, very yea
iously IN their care oil pubic order, by. pro.
hlbiting various books. i, so happens an
all the continental governments v here IL
terat'ire is Compelled 10 wear the sI,ack,cs
OF lIcence, that among the forbidden
writers, our EngIish authors make pref.
-ty conspicuous f,snse. Who should ina
CINE, however, that at this time of day,
Locke on the human understanding would
be condemned as work destructive of
moral ideas! Or that Pope should be pro-
scribed, because his writings are unlayor-
able 10 the Pohe? Isthis one of the modes
by which Spain means TO carry on often.
siye war against US Are poetry and rea.
soDng to be set down in The same pro-
scrlbed list with the manufactures of Biz.
mIngham, Sheffield and Manchester!
TIE Ochesfrfno.--A new musical instru.
ment to which this name is given, has
lately been discovered at Paris. Eight
members OF the conservatory have exa-
mined and reported upon it. They say,
among other things, /" The Ochestriuo,
having the art OF sustaning and leneihen-
ing the sound, as is done by the voice, or
instruments with the bow, will ere long
be preferred 10 the piano, the clayicin, etc.
being brilliant, expressive, and vocal cha
td'f]." They describe its constructions az
follows; +" its shape is that OF small pia
no; the strings are of threaded catvut /:
and The secret Of its operation IS, that a
bow IS made to play upon its strings by
the movement Of a wheel, which the foo,
OF the performer turns.
"eusfiofers.--On an average, not les,
than $4,000 newspapers per day, or so oot
weekly, are printed-and published in ON
don For these the public pay sbou
19oi. sterling per day, and for advertise
men's about 2oooL sterling. Thus News
paper intelligence alone costs the peopI,
OF The United Kingdom about 500 ,osol
s'erl. annually.---The tax levied upon thu
iavorite article of luxury swallows 70 on,
nall OF the net amount here stated; az,
the remaining 4oooooI. is paid for IN,
literature and Information of the newspa
! pcrs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
FOR SALE.

one Moiety eta Brick Tenement,
Ma central Part ofthe city of Richmond. con-
= sis.'ng OF a two story house with store and
counting room on the lower floor, and five rooms
ABOVE conveniently plan'd for a family with
Passage leading TO them making all the rooms
private and cellar under the whole house
'nree story Lumber house, Kitchen, Stable, &c.
n considerable credit will begiven Tor two thirds
~ Hs purchase money.-For further particulars
enquire of the printer. wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
CONTINUATION, OF
Late Foreign Intelligence,
RECEIVED AT BOSTON.
LONDON. Nav o.

~-~>-|> - M AfAoJ
hRnors Of Peace.--The Hamburg mail
OF The 2!st arrived yesterday. II is con.
hden,ly reported, that The mission of M.
Novosilzof TO Bonaparte has for its ebieSf
the restoration of general tranquility, and
that the conditions with which lie is charp-
ed, are 10 be proposed on the Joint part
OF Russia and Grcat Britain should the
Emperor Napoleon be in Italy ON the ar.
rival of the RUSSIAN minister al Paris, il
Is asserted that he will proceed to Italy.
OcfensiOe cfierat,ons, - All the naval Of.
hcers al ached 20 the signal posts, sea fen.
cibies, &c. have received orders 10 hold
themselves IN readiness for einbarkalion,
IN case circumstances should occur 10 ren.
der their service Oh board necessary.
80 May %.
Newfoundland firef Ieken.--It !. with
extreme reg,ct We have 10 inform our rea-
ders oil the capture OF the greater part Of
the outward bound convoy Tor Newfound
iafd. The particulars OF this event are
given il, the following letters, which were
received in town yesterday
. Cork, Mig 2 IL am concerned to in
form you, thai The Newfoundland fleet,
which sailed HI nee The 9Th instant, with
convoy, being net by French friga,e,
were all burnt or captured---two Of them
were taken by the IcpaSe and Rosario,
Oh the north IVES, coast Of LELAND. A
Spanish corvette, Of 20 guns, has been la
ken by the Topaze. She had captured !
the Young William, oF London, cap,airi
Young, from Cork to Waterford, with spi- |
rits and porter
Freneh.Laa s in Holland According to |
private letters from Rotterdam OF The 18Th
instant, measures of Increased severity
were ahcut-io be adopted, under the aus
pices OF Nj. acknowledgements. for cut.
ting OF all commercial intercourse between
Holland and this country. A proclanati-
Oh upon this subject was expected to be is
sued by the government no the sch.
May 90.
In srbscquent cohirnn We eiyia here
an abstract of the report Of the cofnfni,iee
OF the house of commons TO whom was
referred The consideration OF certain parts
oi The tenth rcpor. OF the commissioners
Tor naval enquiry. II vas presented YES
;erday evening by MIR. Leicester, the
chairman OF the coRmittee, and ordered
TO be printed. On the motion for the lat
49, l'N~~SN'bE1i <'Ats W tlltcOftdO gave NO.
t.ce OF his intention to bring forward on
Thursday se'nnight, motion for the i'm
peachnent of iord A;slsii.e, and also GER
tain resolutions relative totae conduct cf
The chancellor ct the exchequer, in the
case oFihat noble man.
!tanssh doAa,s.--The accounts f ibe
English me, chants having claims or thl.
court OF Madrid for balances due and de.
tanned IN the bank of that city at the COM
mencement OF the last war, ave shortly
expected 10 be put in a state OF payment
witt, interest. We hear The payment is
to be made out Of that part of the specie
ascertaiDed to be The immediate proper
~ ofibe Spanish government, which was
detained previous TO the declaration of the
war with Spain, most OF which is nov safe
ly lodged in the bank of England. The
claims, we understand, amount TO about
soo,oool.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
BENJAMIN DU-VAL,
III me SIN OF tie Goden Mortar,

=
Richmond,
II AS just receivcda very large and extensive
= assortment of fresh MEDICINES. SUR.
GEoNS' INSTRUMENTS. DRUGS & DYE.
SIUFFS, PAINTS &C al. kinds. OIL. VAR
NISHES, PUTTY, &c.
Also. complete assortment of
HI TIERS ATERI.aL
CONSISTING OF
i.sswood i'' S Sssoa I Ia5n.
Coppsras Bow.Str;ny.
Virdegrcase Innings
Fusiick Galoons
Spanish Indigo Tassci Bands
"" OF fnriol Rubbing Dishes
Aq. FORTS S,ainpers
Qnickauyer Trenchers &c
Which addedto his former Stock, completes an
assorscient taa, was never eqdaled, in his line
OF businsss. in this city
lie thanks his customers for past favors. and
hopes TO newt continuation of their, custom.
i&ss ,aFsrer attention TO the quality of his ascdi.
cines, importing them in their crude state tina. he
nigh, be able 10 judge of their qaaIity and pow
de-ing ard Preparing them under his immediate
inspection. have c attributed 10 his present es,a-
blishmenti and opposi'ion he presnmes vii not
relax his exertions 10 give genera, Satisfaction in
future.
HIS experience for more than 10 years past. as
ApothecarJ and u. uggist in this city added 20 a
small stock Of Medical Information acquired be
fore, enables him, he thinks. to form tolerabIy
corrs6t Judgment as TO the quality Of Drugs and
Medicines, although he cannot boast of honors
conferred on him greater than the confidence of
numerous AMI respectable customers
In regard to his Wholesale prices, he promises
10 furnish eacn OF his wholesale customers with
aprinted price current. as soan as possible. and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
TO BE RENTED.

a HOUSE, on the Main Street,
a - the second door above the Cross Street
.eaai"g to Mayo's bridget is an excellent stand
.or 0usness.-Also. the well known T TAVERN.
Un the Main Street. next TO the courthouse. Ap-
JacobI. Cohen, on Shockoe hill.
Richmond, July2, 1905. w,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
JACOB JOKNsOE
Hhosesate and REAL bookseller u Siafioner
mas for sale, az his sfore, jew aoors
beloqy he MnkethDns Hichnlond.

Hk Works OF Laurence s 'erne. A. NJ. "a 8
Z vols, Smiths Wealth Of Nations Motyrn
geography sbridgedby DSv.es, general assori-
rient OF School Books, q uiety of ohsrs intae
different departments of literature Wrtifg Ia.
per OF various sizes and quaiiies Slates and PEN
eig, Sealing Was ana WaE $. Black aud Il ga
INK and Ink Powder. Cslyiag Ink ioNdes Tor
the copying press, Printing Ink, Parchmen, AID
Paste Boards, Receipt Books. Blank Books OF
ali sizes. Wrapping Paper, aud vagiciy Of eve
~ article in The Siationarj Li.e
] Having an extensive Book Establishment
in Philadelphia IS enabled 20 sell on as low terms
as any other house in NJ u Statcs---he the,efore
very espee,fully soIcis ,heorders Of country rrcr.
chants. &c
July IS, 1905. If
= The highest price in CASH, viii be given
for clean Linen add Cor u RIGS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
TO BE SOLD
y BE SOLD,
IN ioeraf O. edif. and in lots ., suis burcba.ey,.
rom 'sDo hundred and Jesfiy to ,b,ee bunayea
acres Of
l. A N II

-, ~ the county of Henrico. about -four miles from
H =, distance which renders ii bur little
liable to pilase, yer sufficiently near to one of The
Sest anu most improving markets in the United
NE advantages ofsmall farms nearlarge towns.
~le 80 obvious and generally admitted, as not to
require particular enumeration. Persons res;d,n,
IN the city wirh large families, and who are obl;r
ca 10 Keep horses, would be able in one wear to
save more than the original purchase. For fur.
ther particulars enquire of Mr. Thomas Norvel.
Richmond, May 4ih, 1905. (oaftO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31

FRESH SUPPLY OF
Lees Genuine Pafcnt Medicnes,
Is Just recsived ct this Office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-05
Dr.. Rdu}on's Aht5 Bilious Pills.
or, Family PhYhc.

The extraordinary celebrity theIe pills have
gained, the uaiveriaI demand for them snd eascm
Of which they are held BY 1edical men Of the fr&
eminence, are luGcient tsitinoRisis OF their To-
srinlc wsr!h. In great cslcs and iudden attacks
of dfocd:rs, an early uie OF thsfe pills o'ten pro-
dacss the happier chetts, and taken once IN eight
OF ten days in cafes of indigsRon, headachs, ciz.
sinsis, pans 10 che Gomach and bowels, oyien-
tries, GiarehGSasi dropiles, &c. ana iiDsr@l
ale of sny anti bilious St,ersIn the intermediate
siEac has relieved patients aLnaof 20 mnacie--
Psice 2; ceEss box.
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Drugs and Medicines.

Tbsfnbfcrlbcr has for SALE, a: his Shop on the
North file 81 King-aTtes, ocsween Park aod
Royai-areets,
Il large and central AOor5ment Of
NJ e DIG IN ES,
Lately imported from ApoTHEcARY's HALL,
LoNeoN--so together with lhs following
p Il I " T s.:
White Lead, ground ia oil, aod dry, 10 kegs,
IA cwr each.
Red Lead in kegs, 400 weight each.
Venctlan Red, IN caks, 200 40. each.
Spanih Whiting, By ths hogfhsaa or ID final
Ter quantities,
Spauih Brown, ground in oil, in kegs ii
cwt each, or dry.
VenEiIhon, Pfuaiaa Blue, No. and 2, and
Patent Yellow.
ABo, Oariey sft6e msP rels5rattd
Patent Medicines now IN ule,
With lew boxes OF CO LORS sfdiacrent
hzes.
The above articles will be fold very low 70,
calh, or on CT iii 20 punctual cuaoae :.
Ne will pur up, il required, Msiisai Cac&s
for the ole of private families or fs isa, acsos'-
panied wlsb plain and iuatsole directions.
A. Sanderlon.
October II. law
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Eovemsef "a.

I qVH1 JfN ehbrr for ea@, or on LIBERAL c,x.
dit, tie feiL'aring YALUABLE PROPER
TT ~ dttxaaSlia:
oNE halt.aefe L 0 I, en- CsEeroa ,&rect,
l. J with hsas two tory f,anc dwelling.
hgufe thsreon, with 4 rooms on a Reor, Rome
vailed cellar with two apartments in it, and a
kitchsa adJoiainF part Of lsid lot is hsaty pail.
cd in and msaated Tor garden.
Al[s, oae hsl. acre LOT a&joaing ghs above
with foar fmAiI tGeements GA the fame. rs the
houles Gard OF ths Arrest thsy leave all tie font
to Be built On.
Ai5, one BALI acre LOT OF Prince Arrest,
with fasil frame dwelling houfc as 'se fsme,
tie houle haodiag back ca the lot l:aycs yc' I'll
the front TO 6e bai't 90. Tbs wkee lot is IN.
DER good fence ard fobisA to a light ground ':7t.
AJ6, sbcut f:;y teet Of ground, fronting OF
Royal freot, gith three insll tcnem.n.s jen
ing tn. dwellings Of Doaos Reje ara 3jfskn ST.
ter, Efq, 10 fee Ample.
Aay pe,fon may know the 'srrns by applying
to Msfits, DsngigG and Mandfoi4r, 81 A'eEan-
dr;., or 10 the tn5scribsr, by c'feE, al Cohco7d,
SnG-.x eoaGty, Gate of Delaware.
Jesss Gsssa.
November z. Igwgw
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CHARLES BENNETT,


Has impaired liz The J4ae, ca9t. C0tLry, ar7i0sS
at NoRFeEk
Kiddermfnster Carpets anc tarPcting,
Stair-caie Carpeting,
One bale kerfeys aad EIalfthicks,
Coatiags ana luper6ae cloths Of fupsrior qsallty
s. The above goods are expected by the iirt packet
from Norfolk. 7c0g
Pis Phi he has reed. g ebened. fer sale,
Black AMI othsr colsurs ChaHabray Mullins,
Chintzes and Ca!icoes,
ira Linens,
Carlias Shirting Cheeks,
Ruga Shssting and Drills,
Creas a la aIorRix and German Dowlas,
1ickionsurgs White and Brown,
Nuns and Coleured Threads,
Imaersa Tea, &c. &c.
Gi!adry's best Shsd cad Herring T7Viae,
Shoe Thread &c. sc.
Nov Is dIw,Strw,zt1w'
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PRIVATE SALE.

PpviaaaR 10 tAs Decree sfthe Honorable
&C. HANSON, cbaafsgor Of Mayfax4, /
aeal attead at t61 H0sjs Of IaHs GApsBY, IN
The ts4vx Of .6exardrm, On the Orb dgy IF uexf
maxtL at 10 o'ci6tk in fse sssrning, 10 dVpse
of PRIVATE SALE,
A certain Tract Of LAND.
Lying in Charles county, tate Of Mary land, con,
tanning about 500 acres; and one othsr TRACT
ling IN the county Of Montgomery, containing
sia acres ia the fame rats, both were tracts be-.
ioaeizg 10 the eRate Of General Gs0rge Wa@-
isstoa, decesfi. The terms OF Sale VIII be
twelve moa,as erssit. With iatsra& frem the day
ofiale; 10 be lscated by a bend aaa approved
iarsties.
BgR. WaGisst0a, Trsess.
November IL. la"4w