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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-03
NORTHERN SUMMER;

on,
7RdVELS FOUND TIE BAL7Tc,
Through Denmark. Sweden Russia. prussi,
and part Of Germany. in the year 1904.
BY JOHN CARR, ESQ,
Authcr OF the " Stranger ia France" &c &c.
"A few copies of rho above work are ius'
re-ei' ed an for sals at S. Pleasants' Printing.
dice and gook-Sto. Dec. %,
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LAND FOR SAVE.

L ttE subscriber wishes toseIl $50
acres OF land, lying in CheRerfield county, within
h1 miles OF Manchener. rbe advantages Of fn,sll
farms near large towns 70 obvious and general.
~ admitted, as not 60 require particular enun,e.
ration Any perfon wiGing to purehafe NAV fee
the land and know the terms by applying 70 Mr..
Joan Branch, redding in ManeheherJ or the fpb.
'erIber' near Buckingham, eourihouie,
Archibald Branch.
SeptemkeI 4, 1905. WI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-03
June 5,h, 1905

The subscriber wishes TO sell for
cash. or on credit ti-lthe first day of January
next, the
2spo Brick Tenemenfs,
Adjoining the house of Mr. .. uiamin Mosby.
JOHN PENDLETON.
CITY OF Ricdmond, Nov. 10fb, 1904. CIV
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Manchester 9nmbihe CONTRARY.

Manchester 7mmbi1e Camoaay.
NINTH nEQUisIrIoS
II Vie shareholders OF said company are here
} BY required to pay into the hands OF James
Rrander. Treasurer. the additional sum of ten
dollars or each share, on or before the 9Th day
OF Feb,uarv'next
/ gath December, 1905. I'd
Delinquent SHARES on jorn,er Re
qUiS'tlcnS.
NOTICE rs hereby given, that all the shares
IN upon which there shall appear to be due
de'inquencies of former requsit,uns. Will be CT
fered FOR sale, 1t Mr. Brooks's Tavern, in Man.
chester. --on the 11th day of February next,
I at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon.
BY order oe the Directors,
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
December "A, 1905. I'd
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W. Ill eeso'u, Al rewhatan January court,
Wv (being the 15th)st the highest bidder, a
valuable TRACT Of LAND containing 1900
acres, on Deep crcsk, III the said county. either
altogether. or III lots 90 suit purchasers. The va
lue OF this land viii be best known by an accu
rate view OF the Different lots, to which arr at
taehed rich low grounds. which will be shewn
BY MIR Hatcher. on the premises, with whom is
LETT piaf, By ia:t survey There is good
cop OF wheat sown thereon. Twelve likely
hands will b. hired, which are under an oyerseer.
eng ged for The ensuing year, with every thing
PREPARED icr crop One fourth os shc purchase
money ''i'i be required on taking possession, 3.
he rem ndeF in three annual payments. to car.
ry interest f'onn the da'e ! bu, good bonds, uro
peIly seemed oi resdents within the distriQs of
Richmond D Petersburg, viii be accepted for the
deferred payments WIN MAYO
Powharan, Dec. 18th. 1905. ids
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FOR SALE,

WHEAT FAN & WOVEN IVIRE
A1-fNUF.fCIOHY,
No. z, Fridge street, fan doors north Of Gri6,b's
B. idge BuitinIo,g:
"HERE are made and sold. WHEAT.
Wv FANS, Grstquaty ROLLING and other
SEX & Il Ms, for wheat, barley fax.seed, &c. !.
HAND RiDDLES and SIEVES, for coal.
corn, barley. wheat, rye, oats, meal, brick. dust,
tax seed. clover seed. cookie, lime, sand. *. /;
SHAKES for Indian meal; WIPE SAFES +;
W0VHN WIRE for windows, &c &c
AMOS SMITH,
(Formery WEST e. SMITH }
N. b. A good assortment on hand.
Any of the above articles will be delivered IN
Richmond. Con short not;oe) at the same prices
as ar the mandatory Exclusive Of freiskt) on
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS sT SON.
Near the Bason, C whom the prices may be
known-who have now On hand, Wbeat Fans
iTbeat and Lime Sieves, and Neal Sie1es, &c. of
superior quality $40
RS WfRk SAFES. and feu tons BAR
IRON on band.
l1th Mo LIST. 1904. wifi
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Door. WILSON,

TAXES the liberty to observe that he continues
his APOTHECARY SHOP 1T the Bell
Tavern, where may generally be lad NE DL-
CfNES of every kind in general use. as well as
other articles in the Drug line, OF good quality
and at fair prices; of which perso disposed 10
buy may satisfy themselves by calling at bis
SHOP.
He also begs leave to observe, that he profes.
ses to practice physic in all IT'S branches. Per-
of needy circumstances will be prescribed
fo' gratis by paying the retail prices OF his me-
dcmes.
Richmonh. GA Sd, 1905 wifi
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WILLIAM COwAN'

WILLIAM COWAN
Returns his Acknowledgements to his friends &
the public for the liberal encouragement ne has
received s;uce his commencement in business, <
fat,ers himself from the present connection, to
merit their future confidence.
NB Persons vino have Watches remaining
in his hand. will please call at tine sho, of MCsy
and Cowsn Nr
November %. 3w
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WILLIAM M'CAY


- ETURNS his grateful acknow eagn,ents 10
IN hts nuuercas friei1, aud custorrers Tor the
liberal encouragement he has received. and in
forms them ,nat t.e b0Iiness will in future be
carried on under tre iirm of
M'CAY & COW AN,
WiTcH q CLOCK M4KEFS.
Who tender their services TO their friends and
the public in the line of their professiou, and
hope frors nremi,,ing attention to merit the
confidence OF their customers. They repair
Watches and Clocks Of every descriptions NJ
and C. have just received a large and fashionable
of assortment Jewellery, consisting OF
Large. fancy, mourning, set and plain EARRINGS,
c DID anG gold set Necklace.
A handsome assortment Of Ornamental tortoise
shell Combs,
Mourning. fancy, wedding, plain and plain SCI
Finger Rings.
Mourning, plain and plain set Breast Pins,
. Gold Miniature Settings and Chain,
Mourning and plain Bracelets and Neck Clasps,
Mourning aud fancy Lockets,
Laties and Gent'emen's gold, gilt, silver and
silk Watch Chains,
Gold. gilt. pebble and glass Seals,
Gold, gait and steel Keys.
Gold, silver and tortoise shell Slezye Buttons,
and Studs
Silver 1himbles. Salt Spoons, Netting Needles
Tooth Picks and Shoe Clasps, with variety
OF other articles
They have likewise on hands few good
Watches. all of which they offer OH the mos,
reasonable terms.
N. Is. Miniature Settings and Halt. Work
executed in the uea,est manner.
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Hats, Shoes, DC.

Inc Subscriber has received a good assortment
OF ATS, SHOES and HATTERS' TRIM
IA MO- ,--4.4 Cotton Shirirg 8. Irish Linens,
''e'ensohs bleach by the piece. for sale by
ID. ] BURR,
3Tco doors G6ovs E0gle 7aveyn.
November 26, 1906. Iaw61 .,S'' "'
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TO RENT.

- AN&>-N
4 ND possession given the first
Z a day Of January next. q HOUSE s. LOr
situated on Sbcckoe Hin. opposite MIR " iliam
Dawson's. For further particulars apply to
SAML. M'CRAW. or
JACO6 FACXLER.
Richmond. Cd Dec 1905. tf
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Advertisement.

TO be SOLD, on FRIDAY the third
i day of January next, at the Piping Tree,
IN King William county, to the highest bidder,
Tor ready cash, fifteen or twenty LIKELY
SLAVES, the estate OF John King. dec. by the
Executors.
November Seth, 1906. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-03
General Office OF Insurance.

THE members Of the Mutual Insurance Com.
rany against Fire on Goods and Furni,t,re
in The state of Virginia are requested TO take no.
ice. thar agreeab,l 70 the fourth article of ,ne
Regulations of the said Company. general
nieesing will be held. at this Office, on Wednes
day the 9th day of January next 1t is hoped
that the meeting viii be fun, and thar those who
cannot make /, convenient to attend in person.
viii not iai to appcipt proxies in time
Vim. n. 'EtzsUhsisonn, p. .Seens
Richmond, Dec rith, 1895
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To be Rented,

a NEW BRICK HOUSE, two stories high.
a with dorney windows. With eighf FIRE pia
ces IN each tenement. The house was built 10
accommodate two families. II lies on the main
street., on .Shockoe hill, a little above Major
Wolfe's VIM. DUVAI
December rs, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-03
Land for Sale.

I'HE subscriber offers for sale, $50 acres oE
thar valuable trast of LAND, belonging to
the late col. Bernard Markham. dec, about three
miles above Manchester and lying upon the river
afording several very convenient mill seats this
tra9 possesses many advantages which would
be considerable to purchaser. 1t is new under
high cultivation, inclesed in good fence and
well watered; two thirds of the above traSt IS
covered with valuable timber, and lies converts.
ent either to the turnpike or river. The above
land if not disposed of privately prior TO the lsr
day Of May, will then be offered at public auc-
ton, the premises, in lots 20 SUR purchasers.
Any person wishing to view it. will b. shewnit
BY the subscriber, or in his absence by William,
sowiss residing thereon
George Markham.
December Path, 1905. wtlmay
WANTS a place behind the counl
terra YOUNG MAN, who can come well
recommended. For further particulars enquire
OF Messrs. C. 6, T Saunders.
Richmond, Esd December, 1905. wifi
Ten Dollars Re7Oard for a Horse;
SIC.
9'AKEN from the ma'n-street. opposite the
= post.ofhce, in this city, between and 2 o..
clock, in the evening of the 2ist inst b.isht bay
HORSE, with SADDLE AND Erid.s. sdpI osed 70
De years old last spring. about teei 10 or IL
inches nigh, coarse made, two or thee WINE
spots on his back, cccSsioned bj the saddl, aud
= hurt that is not hard over, ,hy' well, and Z
have been informed, small white spot on the in
side Of one Of his thighs has rather a thick
name, his gaze strong steady trot, ca. ries his
head low, and sleepy coun,enancS when al.
The saddle is double skir,ed, and the sti,ruo i.
fcns plated, has been in use aboui lively, months.
! double refined bride with leather curb Who.
ever delivers the horse, saddle and biida 60 ne,
near The basen shall receive he above reward
and FIVE Dollars fo- the horse alone, it IL ken
GU, OF this county, and half thar sum it within
the county IT'S suspected he was rode off, nor
with q view to keep
SAMUEL PARSONS.
Richmond, I2th-Mo ao,h, 1906. .w,f
CATALOGUE OF AvALUAsLE COLLECTION on
Is y - + D,
FOR SALE, AT TaE PRIN ING oFFicE Ann
hook STORE OF S. PLEAsAY1s
.7n'orss them are some u ne ne7Des. g n,ce
interesting Engtssh 1:u5acahtns, IN Gle.
sG1ss 6lndtnk.
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w. Wardlaw,
HAS RECEIVED HIS FALL SUPPLY OF
MEDICINES

= the ship Ro.la. from I.ondon.-Also. a
- srea, variety of PAINTS, YARNlSHIgS,
SURGEONS iNS7RUlGEN2S, PhTENl,
MEDICINES, sc. SIC. And by the ship
George, from Liverpool, large supply OF
VOLS and SEOP GLASS.
Those who !avor him with their orders may
depend on beng supplied with every article in his
Inc on the most liberal terms ~
The citizens OF Richmond.are requested. when
they apply at his shop by child or servant 10
put the name of the article wanted on paper, TO
prevent mistakes. w,f
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u j. a NIX b o " ID S
For sale at this Office
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
BY TUESDAYS MAIL.
CHARLESTON, Sept. %.

Captain jones, arrieed at quarantine, left
Havana on Monday last. A few hours after
sailing, saw a french "a gun ship, with the
loss other fore and main-top- and mizen-
mast, RAINING in for the Moro, and British
fiSate in chase. As soon as the frigate came
within gun-shet, the "a lay to-, opened her
lover ports, and commenced firing. after ex-
changing few shot, the higate finding the
metal offhe French ship too heavy, steered
Oaad the "a gotsafe into the Havana, where
sAefsdan Imperial salute, which was return
edbythe Spanish 74lymg in that port Cap
tan Jones states that the French ship dischar-
Sedupwards of 100 shGt, "A numker of slot
were also fred at the frigate from Spanish
Tort but II didnot appear that she,had sustain
ed any-dunase,
The French Shipis no doubt one of Jercme's
squadron; and the British frigate we believe
~Sethe Cerberus, of 80 guns, captain Selby,
= asEas the only British cruizer off Haya1r-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
BALTIMORE. October Q.

Arrived, ship Persia, MsNeill, $50 days
from Batavia. Left there, ship Sidney, Nor
man, Baltimore; brig Eutaw, Grant, ditto !;
Robert, Dunkin, do. Mrs. Gardner, do. Ship
Calumet, Trippet, Boston; ship Juno, -,
do. Eliza, do Fanny, Smith, Philadelphia;
American, Gaylor, do. for japan. May 22d,
in the Straits of Sunda, spoke ship Minerva,
Smith, 100 days from Baltimore for Batavia,
Same day, ship Minerva, of Providence, from
Isle of France. May "a, parted CO. with the
Andrew, Watkins, for Philadelphia July
=, in lat. IS, %, S. long. a2,e3l, E. spoke
ship cambridge, Janck, rs days from Phila-
delphia, bound to Calcutta and Madras. Sep
'tember s.. lat IS, N.tlong 60. W.. spoke
schooner Argus, Hamilton, from New-York
for Curacao, out % days. July 81, saw SCI
ven sail.of ships of the line, one league from
Cape Henry, standing ins .as.aas ~
Also, ship North-America, Tucker, 50 days
from Bremen, and 60 from Dover. Sailed
from Bremen days before the Hero, arrived
at Alexandria. Left no American vessels at
Dover. Sept %, lat, IS, %, long. 70, 80,
spoke ship. John and Francis, Silliman, from
Charleston, for Bourdeaux, out 10 days.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
NORFOLK, Oct. 2.

Arrived brig Rebecca, Bolan, 60 days
from Marennss. The brig Fair America,
Bruce of this port, was,at Antwerp the
2lst of July, to sailin few days for
Marennes 10 load with salt.
Brig Lioness, Dove, tour days from
Charleston.
Schr. Hunter, Steele, thirty days from
jamaica.
Sloop farmers Daughter, Coaaor, 81
days from Jamaica. -
The schooner Hario.:, Cook, from a.
lexandria TO Boston, which was lying in
Hampton Roads, was run foul Of by sloop
duriog the gale yesterday, s'ipr her anchors
and got here 10 the evening.
The sloop Herald, Lee, bound to Sain,
Marys put back on Sunday, having sprung
her mast:
Captain Myrss, from Dover, whose ar.
rival was given in oar last, favored US with
the following.
Spoke August IS, 10 lat. AZ. 10, North,
long. IL, So, ship Jane of Baltimore, Mac.
Carthv, from a ms erGap, for Baltimore,out
seventeen DAYS.
September 6, latitude SO, s., n. long.
40, w. ship Mary, Dufkin of Salem, from
New York fer Lisbon OUT nineteea days.
18th, inlasitude 81, iongitude 81, SO, w.
ship Union, Porter from City Point, for
Bremen, who put on beard OF me five @ea
which-he took from The wreck Of the schr.
Messenger, White, of Baltimore, which
upset in the gale ofshe Cd insiaass there
were Eve men and q boy drowned. Cap.
tain w. went 90 beard e Norfolk brig
bound TO Madeira 1--WE suppose capt Small).
The fve men pas on board of me are very
badly hurt by the sea constantly washing c.
yer them, having been tour days on the
wreck. 18th, spoke the ship Abula, Dill.
lingham, from Barcelona for New York.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
NETWORK, October 8.

ATayed last night, as far as the Narrows,
@e snip Eliza, Waterman, from Liverpool /;
sue. August Is, in CO. with ships Packet,
'rLellan, of Portland, for Virginia William
q $40 John, Alexandria : Globe, Rowland, of
ses-Bedford, for Baltimore Nancy, Mer-
~S Boston; and Xenophon, Ingle; Hud-
's0l IOmbs; and Laura, for New-York.--
.ea' ship Baltic, Delano, for New-Orleans,
- days; William, Rockwell, for Savannah
- Mary AMI Ellen, Dodge, Alexandria; Eli
- ealter, Portland, 10; Lewis, Pratt, Bos-
~ %A Columbia, Gardner, New-York, in two
1gs; .Chatha.-l, WATSON, ditto.-Hardware,
: law y, u $ for do. Erin, Halves; Intrepid,
Nta; Intrepid, Sneed, for New York in s
. %Ss Eliza, Blunt, Portland, IA; Clio, Aus
- - Boston, s; Merchant johnson Haley
D. D. Earle, for New-York, is I; Nancy, from
RIFE @,iaaa brig George, Gardner, of New
ss g . for Hamburg; and ship Orozi1nbo,
10 n,aaiiamere. Spoke, Aug. 50, lat. AZ, long.
S? oeig Three Brothers, from Antwerp, for
Sa,Ia0eiphia. Sept. Is. lat Al, long. 3S, ship
M a.s' q New-York, from London, for Balti-
on.. Sept Is, lat Al. long 54, ship Au-
Ss,' Loomes, from Dublin, for New-York,
d., sprung her mainmast; and on same
ni y, spoke an English West-India feet, who
Aes s..ned me that they had experienced very
:! gaze Of wind; during the gale several
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07

.,,cb of French troops thro, this
ihs :" ~ood Is without remission. they
|psSa ,.ss the 5oute of Jim and Des-
g.u:l"9 ,ma,l DIVISION of cavalry passed
sssr ol.er 20 day, and directed It's course
var lablngen. Osher troops are 10
ys'''s ! Tor bavaria. Last night there
uA As's ,nousana men az Esshngen, aud
s's ,lousand at Cansssds, aud IN ITS
s's'~ t:on, whence they will this day
S'Ds taeir march. The advanced
cow ~ of troops under general LefsOvre
rived .hsre On the 10Th.
~ a ..,,,osuce is received from Fribourgh,
p9,sgau, that the great numbsr OF
,a'as ~ troops which were in those eoun-
tlsDs s-oalrlng a much larger quantity OF
u.s. sad hay, the prohibition TO purchase
.,.ry ioragc has been necessarily renew.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07

Of their convoy went down and fouhdered, and
several others wrecked--the convoy ship had
on board three or four masters that she took
off the wrecks-they also informed, that a
squadron of French ships ofwar had dispersed
and destroyed a Jamaica fleet. Sept. %, off
Nantucket shoals, spoke The schooner Harmo-
ny, Smith, who informed me, that in lat. 80,
80, long. 70, he fell in with the Pelican, Of
Baltimore, bottom up, she appeared to have
been wrecked only two or three days.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
BAs1E. .InlY 2s.

General Rapp js employed IN visiting
=, aar, Of his military division. which
fls -, of the. Rhine. Ga Monday he in.
y VS. .'sa the gsrriisou Of Huninsuen. he
, ,P'', there but q few houFs, and did
's,- eams % Basic, as our clslzsaa had fat
VIZ H. reports OF a continental war are re-
.m.d tho we cannot trace them TO aay
NV. .ho,,y. It's certain. however, that she
80 nmaadaut of Huningeen has received
s sva by courier extraordinary, 60 send
S : ii, all possible dispatch, all the dis.
49, sS,eabis torse in that place. 10 couse.
ps ,.oce 500 men immediately passed the
TDos 10 ioia their respectiss corps. 1t
: In said that similar osder mas been.
:, along the whole line, and that his.
MAJESTY S the emperor and king is expected
!, saors time at Strasburg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
VENICE, July i2s

Oathe 1e.hirstant tne french troops,
|comnaaasd BY geaerai Seras, we're en-
Naked; and the same evening the Hotllla,
composed Of forty sasli transports, under
ere convoy OF cue corge:te, two organ
,ia:s, and one frisase, set sail under the
Teoch lsaiiaa Gag. Fhe nGmber OF men
aboard is moss than 5000, who will be
.dsemaarkedIa D Alma.ia; IN order to rest-
i5rce .h=iroeps there. In the room OF the
Gislsioa OF Saras there will arrive In istria
NO regiments from Fr,oui, forming part
d the army commanded by general Mar.
aont.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07

DO. clayed. Saay CO.
+ Coffee, IS sous, anu rising, CASH price,
Molassrs, 16S Cent. per gallon &c.
Ex:;sassss;sss IN
On the LIST ultimo. society was deprived
OF one of its brightest otnamsnts and her
friends of an invaluable blessing, by the
sudden death Of Mrs. ANNA RAN
iDOLPH CRAIK, the truly amlabie con-
sort Of the honorable William Cgaik, iase
, one OF the me t.ibers for she state of niary.
land in Tie house of representatives OF the
Uaited States. She was me daughter of.
William Fitzhugh, Esq. Of Alexandria.
This lady had accompanied her husband
to Bath tor the benefi; OF his health, Soon
AFTER their arrival there, she was attacked
by symptoms Of nervous fever, which in
tduoed them,lo endeavorlo resurs, bur by
the time they had reacht1. harrisburg,
the disease had progressed il so rapid and
alarming d manner, that ibey could proceed
no further ard there, in The course IF
fey days, ia defiance OF every possible ex.
ertion Of medical skill, TIC irresistible
tsCSI|SNNS "a uCotti .SAtt.st1EG UC{ ~ iIlrEs
an account 81 Der stewardship. Sns lefs
sfis wosld in the Gath year OF hel age
/" What bathes in tie date! !"
@inshrlned in as d,l;case ard beautifc! a
form as ever graced tt.e ieenale character
she possessed mind eus!chsd by general.
information, and pollshed b. every pcg!se
acco sapiiz'selent, together witb dispo.
s,ion n'ist!, animated and afectioc&"., ard
heart glowing 'vith the puress and noss
active impulses CT ,btrevoence.
This singular assemb!age Of virtues aad
Eof eScellencies was digaiEzd and sehned
by Confirmed attachment 10 she Chfistiaa
religion, and the mos. exemplary cbseyv~
aace OF ali the rites and ceremonies OF lhe
Protestant Episcopal Church, OF which ste
was member.
Her teporsmeat il domestic life was
each as excited the admiration and Affection
Of all who enjoyed the privilege Of her &C.
qusintance. Thus,
/" Ear'y, 6rigAt, transient, chaste--i;ke morning
drgo
{" She :fe''AIed, 4as r5ehal'd5 and s0ent to lea.
GEN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07

MiranGd.-In Jamaica paper of, the
9Th of September received this morning
BY the brig Sally, we perceive that the
British sloo2 OF war Stork, of ls guoa.
the Flying Fish schooner of 1s guns, and
the Pike schooner Of ave guns, had sailed
for Coro to the assistance of Miranda,
(.New York TAP.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07

with the week Of a schooner from New
York bound to Currituck the crew all lost
except the captain and one man, which they
took off. Same day tell in with eighs Eng.
lish men of war off the Capes. Spoke a
ship from New Castle (EDgiand) bound to
Baltimore.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07

n A few copies Of the American
Gardner, for saleby Robert Gray, at
his Book Store.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-07
PUBLIC NOTICE.

THE stockholders in the Alexan-
tria theatre having purchased In the same, to
prevent its being re-entered On, for the pay
ment Of ground rent, ard having agreed to adj
vance the sum of l8 dollars on each share, Tor
the purpose of discharging the incunbrsnce,
give this notice, that the following shares VIII
become forfeited, unless the sum OF Il oofisra
be paid on the same, on Or before abe 5th Oc-
tober next, to Wit, Margaret West shares,
Adam Douglass one share, Stephen Cooke
one share, Bernard Ghequier one share, ard
Clotworthy Stephenson one share, and the sub
seriber is authorized to rent the said theatre to
any person applying, either by the night
month oryear.
Guy ATKINSON,
Agent for the stockholders.
September 2 asw2tl5o
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Schooner Sally, captain Cleveland, from
Boston-sundries--she captain.
On Thursday las, spoke brig Polly. bound
TO New York; in lat. 81 80, had fallen 10
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Flour down 70 9 a 10 dollars, payable ID
sugars at dollars breau nc, vorih the
landing; tobacco, tie nasAet g.u'.eo;
lumber low, market giu,.eu, eA.sps lor
shingles.
Sugars, brown, Ga g., dolls. in barter.
DO. ciayed, 81 ay CO.
Coffee, As sous, anu rising, CASH price,,
Molassss, 16ss Cent. psr gallon &C.