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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04
LAND FOR SALE.

i He subscriber wishes toselI $50
ceres of land iyiag in Chsft=rfeld county, within
az MILES OF Mancheaer. The advanslgc, OF frnui
farms near large tovas are fooovous ard general
Iy admitted, not TO require particular cuume-
ration. any perfoa wiihins 70 purehafe may fee
The land and know the terms by applying TO Mr..
John Branch, rsfding in Mansheaer, or the fnb
feriber, near Bucking,aun courihoufe.
Archibald Branch.
September a. 1905 Wit
In Henrico County Loarl, February SD,
William Mayo, complainant. )Ip Cbanee,7,
@gcirsf ( uson an
Daniel Shacklcford. defendant, ) Ljmci.on
rms day came the corpIaincni BY his counsel,
and tic defendant NOT having entered his 40
pearanoe ard given security according 20 The rites
or this court ard the act of assembly in such case
made and provided. and 1t appearing to me sa.
tisfaaon Gf the court that he is not en- inhabitar.
of this comty onwcal;h: On the motion of the
complainant, 1t Is u Gered, thai The said defend
ant do appear here the FIRST Monday in Nav
next and answe, the biz OF the said complainant.
and that copy OF this order be forthwith insert
ed in sSme one Of ,he newspapers published in
the city Of Richmond fos two months successive
ly, and posed at the door OF this courthouse on
two successive cougr days.
Tsste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04
~. high bred. Imported Horse,
u 10 M K d.

In as high health and vigour,
a. he has ever been since his
arrival in America. will stand
the ensuing season, at my sra
bic in Greensville county. 3
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-04

,szs ~ VA beautiful sorrel horse. Is aands
A&Asssx, inches high, remarkable for MS
~ u elegance beauty. strength aud fne
zEss& KStAE bone will liand the ensuing 90.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
LAST NOTICE.

THE subscriber, having declined bu-
1 siness on'hiS own account, takes
once more this method of informing all
those who are in any wise indebted to
him, either BY bond, note, or book ae-
cosnt, that ilthey do not come forward
and settle off their respective accounts
on or before the srst day of June next,
that suit will be brought on each and ..
very account without respect to persons. ;"
Sufficient indulgence has been. given,
which must do away any reflection that
such step might create. In hopes tina.
the above request will be attended to, I
take the liberty Of subscribing myself the
public's obedient and humble servant.
PHILIP NADENBOUSCH. ,
Martinsburg, May ?, 1896.
Those concerned be able to judge
Aouo far they may be interested; their
accounts 1uiH dictate as to linda gence ki-
VeH. -"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to the estate Of
IA Charles Edelen, dec. by bond,
note, or book aecount, are requested to
come forward and pay of whatever may
be due the said estate Immediately, or
suits viii be brought against them
Those having claims against the said Z.
state, are also desired to bring them in
properly attes,ed for payment.
JACOB FRENCH, Adm'r.
Berkeley County, May .. 1906. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
MOTTO z.

A IL persons having claims against
n the estate Of DR.. Jacob P. Harris,
dec. either BY bond, note, or book ac-
count, arc hepeby requested to exhibi,
them properly authenticated for settle
nent;, allpersous indebted to said estate
arc also requested TO make immediate
payment to the Subscribers, rs NO indll.
Eenee can be given. ~. -. -.
AARON RARIS, Adm'r.
+. NANCY HARRIS, AIm'r.
May 2, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
CARPET & COvERLET
49, WEAVING.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
L his friends and the: public in gene
raj, that he has removed his shop to the
house IN the occupancy Of M. Philip
Crgf, blue der and nearly opposite
Mrs. Prudence Thorndurg's faeern, ii
Shebherd's- Town, ,uhrre he IviR colour
and work Caveriess g Carbetiag in the
best manner and request fashions. atsa,
Caunterpanes, Diaper, and all deserip,
hans O pLaiR Work, on the shortest no
tiee and lS1oest terms; zphieh cannot be
1ans al any ather place in Shepherd'S-
To1Un. He returns his sincere thanks
for past Japors, and hopes, fran the
goodness d his zvark, to merit their fu.
SAMUEL AGER.
e. Hay g., 1906.
: N. B. Al orders in his line are thank.
tully received and pHnctuatiy executed.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
Berkeley, IS.
November Court, 1900.
Cesrgs, Dickson, Complainant,
against
flames Smith, Defendant. a. 100
In CHANCERY.

THE Defendant, James Smith, not
having entered his appearance a.
greeable to an act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he is
not an iuhabitant ofthis Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant by his
Counsel, it IS ordered that the said De.
PENDANT DO appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in June, 1906,
to answer the bill Of the Complainant,
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Berkeley and Jefferson
Intelligencer for two months successive.
", and published at the door Of the
Court House of the said County.
A Copy. Tsste,
- DAVID HUNTER, sac.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
POETRY

A Bosom should remain unseen
4. Hid from the lawless glance;
No charm there is. so great, l ween,
Which faney's dream cannot enhance
The .canty robe, and bosom bare,
Wither the bud Of virgin shame J;
= The sleeveless arm and forward stare,
Ill become the virgins name.
What steals the blush oftimid shame,
Steals the first Of beauty's charms;
What grace and modesty dlsclalm,
2. Can add no force 70 beauty's arms.
Hove to see the maid aspire,
BY other arts to please,
Hove the simple, neat attire,
Combining elegance with ease.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23

HAVING taken the management of
i L the FERRY and TAVERN op-
Poste Shephe rd's- Town, formerly un-
der the direction of Mr.. John Blackford,
the public are informed that an uneom-
mon fine boat, with excellent sober
hands, are constantly to be found at thi.
extraordinary 6ne crossing place, where
no delaysever take place from high winds
or water-They are likewise informed
that particular attention will be paid to
the tavern. In order comfortably to ac-
eonmodate the traveller, liquors of the
best quality, fine stablage, with every
other necessary, are provided; pastu-
rage, hay and grain, for the aecommo-
datiou OF those who drive stock. Hav-
ing quantity OF fine ice on hand, I will
be able to pleasantly regaIe persons or
parties who may please to call during the +.
warm season. Having desire to please
the public generally by strict attention
to business, l hope to merit a share of
their lavours.
PRESLY MARMADUKE.
SwearIngen's Ferry, May 2, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, on
y Sunday the 3oth ult. . dark sorrsl
HORS about fourteen. hands three
inches high, rough shod before, blaze
face with some white spots about the
nose, his name hangs chiefly on the left
side, PAGES and trots, and when pacing
fast appears to be lame. I will give the
above reward to aay person that will re-
turn said horse to the subscriber, living
about seven mile, from Martrnsburg,
aear the Falling Waters.
JAMES WIGCENTON.
April II, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
NOTICE..

THE subscriber, having Withdrawn
l. himself from the Ferry and Tavern
opposite Shepherds. Town, which busi-
ness he has attended to for the last six
years; in the course Of which time q
number of accounts have originated
which he is anxious to have speedily
settled, those who owe by paying their
respective balances, and those who have
have claims BY exhibiting them to Mr..
Presly Marmaduke, who is authorised
to receive and settle the accounts; and
who likewise has the presen, manage
ment of the Ferry and Tavern, he, be.
ing interested in said business, will No
doubt use every exertion to please the
public, and the former customers parti-
cularly, who, I hope, will accept my
unfeigned acknowledgements for their
past patronage.
JOHN BLACKBOARD.
S"o"rinsen's Ferry, May 2, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
MART1NSBURG, Berkeley County,
Erginid; Printed dndpubEshedLy
JOHN AEBUR IT'S.
Term. orrnE INTELLIGENCER.

- THE price Q this Paper IS tue dsH
lars per anHum, enc dollar payable at the
time Of subscribing, and one rShsn the
year expires. Distant Subscribers pay
for the whole year in Gdssncr.e The
price Of Advertisements, 10 nss-stt-
scribers, is one dollar per square for
three Ueeks insertion, and for sssfist'-
ance after that time IS ss,sis pr week:
Subseribers will ssntiaGe to rssstpss re-
ducsiOn.f enc: fourth ~ ih'ir ASSs''i'e-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
sa - y .~- tr- $
Le1i; Price,.

INFORMS his friends aad the public,
i tha,he'has purchased Mr.. ]. EvASs's
late stock of well assorted
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23

Among which are Laced, Embossed and
Plain Cambricks, Silk and Cotton Sham
broy Muslins, Trafalgar Vest Shapes,
and Calicos, Long and Short Nankeens,
Leno and Paris Net Wells, Oval and
Square Silk and Cambriek Shawi with
netting, Umbrellas aud Parasols, TRIM
med and plain Bonnets s-also; Mill and
Cross.cut SAWS, Madeira WINE,
Port WINE, and the best Havannah
SEGARS :-also, about three thousand
volumes of BOOKS all Of which
will be sold at the most reduced prices,
for cash, or on short credit, to pune.
JAMES FAULKNER.
, Martinsburg, May 9, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
G O o d s.;

and he a alters himself from the terms on
which he has them, that he win be ena-
bled to retail them on as advantageous
terms to the purchaser as any other per-
son has it in theirpower to do. He does
not despair Of obtaining share Of bust
ness, as he is determined to make it the
interest ofall who may please to call on
him. -.~><---
- A handsome salary WILDE giVen
to an active 1a"ng Nam, that can come
rreHrecsmmended, to attend a store.
Martinsburg, May 9, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
Eo1man,s Ferry
TO BE RENTED,

Tor one ormore years, with good
i convenient buildings suitable for
public business. Possession will be gi-
ven Immediately to the renter. For
terms apply to the subscriber living at
the Ferry.
JAMES FoRMAN..
Berkeley County, May ., 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23

Hampshire:- s..
March Court, 1906.
Thomas and Rres Morgan, ComPIainants,
against
David Nidy, Defendant.
In CHANCERY.
THE Defendant, Adam Nidy,. not
L having entered his appearance a.
greeahle to an act Of Assembly and the
rules ofthis Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he is
not an inhahitant OF this Commonwealth,
on the motion of the Compliments by
their Counsel, tits ordered that the said
Defendant do appear here on the third
Tuesday in June next, to answer the
bill OF the Complainants, and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer, for
two months successfully, and published
at the door of the Court House of the
said County.
A Copy. - Teste,.
ANDREW WOODROW. s.H.e.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
Berkeley, IS.
March Court, 1906.
C"ristqehsr Parrot, Complainant,
against
James Ma*1OsN, Defepdant.
In CHANCERY.


THE Defendant, James Maxwell,
i not having entered his appearance
agreeable to an act of Asse mbly and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing to
DISQUALIFICATION of the Court, that he is
not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant by bis
Counsel, it is ordered that the said De-
fendans do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in June next, to
answer the bill of the Complainant, and
that a copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Berkeley aud Jefferson In
telligeneer, for two months successfully,
and published a. the door of the Court
House of the said County >--
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, csc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
NOTICE.

FOR the purpose Of indsmn;fyi"s me-
i in becoming security for Peter BEL
Ter, efthe tou0n Of MarGnsburg, .f9r a
DEBT et.EfydoI1ars, 1ue BY him 10 heae
Vanmesre, payable the l5thcfS September
next, he'shc SAID Beller gave me a defR ef
trust Ce.rcuted on the 9Th day 81 1dnu-
arg lastJ efthe following property, VIZ ::
one read rOaggon, one feather bed, bed
stead, sheets, bsIsfers, PiIlouUs and CO.
Vers, and enc dark bay geding, which
br9berty IS yet in the possession o said
BeiIer in order therefore 10 brevent in
"ecent persons from being injured in
purchasing any efthe above articles, 1
do hereby f0rerOarn all persons from deal
ing with said BeLer for said property, as
it Of Tightbeiangs to me, until his sHpu-
ta!io"s in said deed d .rust are fully CONF
Piled with.
j ELI BELLER.
THE above named Peter BeIle,, on
the Sd day Of AprH last, gave me another
deed Of trust for the purpose o i,demni.
Iying me, as his security in q rePLeuin
band, bearing the above OATS given to
Mrs. Ann Hunter, for the san, Of forty
nine dollars, sirfy-One cents and tsro-
thirds II a cent, payable the Sd Of July
next, tie undrrmenHonedp property, viz :
one sorrei horse, one 6edstead aud jea-
ther BIRD, one six plate stove and pipe, a
chest Of drarvers, ttpelve chairs and four
tabLes-AWpersons are cautionedagainst
purchasing any ofthe said property, as
it beIon3s to me only until ne said deed
eft'ast is complied .rith.
ELI BELLER.
Day 9, 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-08
FROM I I'VE NORFOLK HERALD. :

We present cur readers this day with a
translation fSsn taS Paris papers, inter-
esilag 70 me admirers OF secret history
or psslsleal evsass. how or where the
autnor could have obtained ! knowledge
Of sacf drSaatui transactions is indeed
ssys.ssiDas. hut he appears TO possess
susa al ssasass state OF che BUSINESS as
ia 10 able ~ the face of the world, 10
gt5e>ttse assaes evsa,ofta e Persons, most
S <oE wnoin ars noa LIVING al Ps.eisburgh;
6 this aud ether q cnmatances leave hafd.s
II aoaos oi sn- .tasa Of the nossld
tale.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-08

instead Of iu,i.nida,ius n. =. !.
msraslon q their inpsraasp, IT. "a Zoe emu.
sPlre noe win ne oehersea,la,sn.. Jules, 10.
OF pity Or con.empt. | aaswsr out.hose
mus publicly, The seeres threats Of l S
.s h;.h me y s,ls csly becoming rp .Suflet'
shish dul'fal subject can cerrs. ,usaasrlu
traitors, without, ia soae mess .pOaa with
ring ,hs iaianY Of par,icipa,iso Incur.
You accuse nae of having cal.n.;,.
VOW n my publication called .trbe 'a'sa
History OF the cour. ant. cabia's ~ 'ecres
cloud IN stating That you s.,. :, Oh
hogged several times for deser,,o, p 1
Tie trouble would procure me fror. IL
russia or Naples, extracts Of a.. m 1a.'il'
OF tas court marital which justly condsn ''
sdyou TO susa anignomloioos punisbn ,u','
but most OF The particulars Of ,6s, on as';
period OF y.ur FIRST military career I 6sy.
ready appeared 10 works prlasesl ia Fr,0s a.
Italy and Germany. Among these
hecue.l d'Anccdo,ss,' lie y,..!
:, -, Aeo .1SFns al dix hn;r
fract'dot' are very explicit, ontb,, tenS.
snn)eci. selng extracted from ,hese NV
assertion s'ssds periscsiy justified - H..
authority has asver been retuyed, ''
l mlgns remain satisfied With refsrrno
You 70 those authorities i will howsr..o
aPpealte mere sniking ceidenee 10 ,a.
osDn TACK. Strip at The hsad Of yonr, y.4'
iu'ionary army, orif. your mqassiv dsclia..
such delicate exposure, undrsss oolv i
the presenec OF yon, reyoiu,onarv :,.F
and II will soon be decidsd whe her am
caicmnia!or or YOU cs!Rlnal.
" rs youpass over in silence nv r..
breaches (ss you call ,hco,) OF robbsr-s
Eapes. murders, ADD oti.sr epormiliss H.
unnecessary Ter nc to prove via. ven do
pot lniak proper or Prudent to deny. yopr
chs'!enge, you 1sust he awase, ca,uo,
accept Of III Europe. The lava Of hi,
coueiry forbid dnslliog, sud where unon
me European continent, csn | BE- secure
against yous zvorthy gnssters 5ravoes
spies, gaolrrs and tortS..ators Blu, .ho'[
an &eli acqHaiateG win the true character
q fevoiolonaTy senef.!s, sod tina. most
OF them prefer secret ksab5iag to fair aod
open lighting, | wiz e9ndesccad TO run the
FISK OF aesilue you ir any place you fE
upon 10 the Amerlcsn republic.
" Whether | shaIl,haye lac qualification
ot chastis'nga vile N.each slave Of the vie
Corsicsn oslfPes, CT perish 10 ne atteinpt.
! am we'll eoGvtnced tia. yirtuoas poslo,
rity will, with ay2eii. coas;dcr YOU and
your sccomplicer, though ever SO prosper.
GOA or e.s9ased, 10 the saals light, and af.
Tx yoor sad heir accursed mcnory 90 the
alesor!ca! e'bdSs Of fortunate, boz delesled
:ulpriss.
London, July, 1906.
IS Ihs euthor 0f The Secret Hstny@
the ceurt and cabinet Of 81. Cbud."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-08

Ronosarfe's general dagereau 1t has
been stated Ia a work entitled The Sc.
cFes His osy ofthe court and cabioe. of ST.
Cloud, thas the French gensrai Aageresu
when 10 ,he humble capacity of private sol,
der, had been repeatedly Rogged for de-
sersion. This statement induced Ange.
reau TO address a letter 10 the author Of
that work, in which he deniss the charges,
aud demands satisfaction. The following
is tie authors answer:
g A letter has been received by rae sign
ed Angereaa. field marshal Of the French
empire, commander IN chief of division
of tho grand army of the emperor of the
French in Germany, grand officer and
grand Gordon OF she legion of honor &c.
| have heard with sorrow OF the lsmenta.
bic existence Of a revolutionary French
empire, as well as of still more deplora-
bic existence OF revolutionary emperor
OF France; bur, as hitherto, thank God |!
My counsry has not degraded herself by
acknowledging either. Rebels deriving
rank and power from such animpure source
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-08

"A Jill 1 II NJ tO ItAI ~ l. 1LLD AVhN
! have been in the habE for number OF
yeaFa, OF selecting the best ear OF the TWO
Which grow on single stalk OF sofn, and
have foundit annually TO improve 10 avery
considerable increase.
After pursuing the experiment, ter three
years, aod establishing the fact in my own
mind, I c3mmnnica'ed ito my nelghboy;
he laughed a, ne fol i'll invi'ed hin 10
a thorough experimeat. We took eachOi
our fields adjoining, a Of equal qlalycf
soil plated and titled ,hsm at the same
time, and as near y alike as We could ne
result vas, ti,at his from ordinary Seed
produced abou. forty bushels, and mine
from selected seed, produced nearly Sky
bushels he acte.
Il nethad to attain good and clean SsFS
Wheat.
devised the meihod. and am DOW 10
the habit Of obtaining my seed wheat By
selecting aquan,ty OF the best grown /"
h field, in The sheaf: When wanted 10
spread the sneaves on the barn floor, an'
draw ou. OF them the heaviest and b."
heads, which | ,hresh for my seed. Oy
this means l get the best kernel tree 10"
foul seeds The produce OF the crop '"'
ply compensa,es for this trouble. !.
The better farmers Of Dutches' coOag
are in the habit of selecting their ss''
wheat from foul stuff, by the kerns' on
Blanket. q.
am also 10 the habit of using d0uD,
team, and ploughiog deep iofFoT r,;,
breaking up my fallow GROUND. !. ' .oj
preserves the ground good dep'A, a.
keeps the land il good heart. l 0 esa
my neighbors who are 10 the habit Of 'n ,,s
leg the surface Of the earth with . vs.
furrow, find the drought Of the sea'v I;,s
have reduced their straws to 'e, -. %
burden, while mine is nearly o0uo's j
length, and fully double the "''S''
theirs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29
SATURDAY. March %, 1906.
I wentY Dollars Rerpal.d.

, AN AWAY, from the lubic.ihef, living in
IN the city CT isalrinotc, on Friday nigh, laa,
Two apprentice bays to the hating buiy,els, vjzs
CHARLES VIII TE, between 70 and IL years
OF ages very fmail and has renaitt sa5c fhor, cul.
ed hait which 10 very whitc--hzd Oh laofi 5.ue
&oatee and olive coored vclvet pansaioons-
J. ISAAC WEBB, about s YEAS Old, nntoin.
monty large for his age: had cha Aso:t ca:dsfoy
lssket ard panralaons, his hair dark aid fraighs.
Whaeves taxes up laid Boys and lodges ,hsm in
any lail, and gives inforlnation,fo that ger them
again, Gl1l! receive the above reward and scsion.
able expences. or TAMaDOLLASaS tor either.
All assGefs q yeasis and oilers sse cautioned
aaa,ias haFhori,,g them or carrying hem eli.
William Bfanlon, Hsaer,
Baltimore.
March a. Il.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29
mo. 1861.
John WATTS
Has jye teeeiued and ofefs GrJale, on
The mini tergaf

7as JR rseeSved and ofe,'s FIR Jale, on
the niialterms
White and blown TicklerbuIg
White ard brovn German Rolls
White and brown PIatilss
10 and ~ ,Idh Liaea
4-4 Stirlan Cotton
Apron and flirting Checks
Chiptzcs and tialicoes
Diaper and Bppcf ,at.le Cjoths
SnPeifne Cloths end Calime,e
Swing Silks, Twias, and Threads
C<r,bIiak Mdllia,. ~ and
lace cSalbs;sls, 4~4 and.o-4
saiaip i.sn,, do. 10.
Tanhefe;i l-ene, 60. d..
Ieno Eei.s, Gp. do.
L,to Shsdes snd y spe6aa do.
Pic Mic 'G!otc- and .N1itssa
Six aod Cntsos, Hoe
Ladies Els2it G.:uts
!. m ,''ek Hs2s'',:r Lies anl Long Lawns
Gs.f AIS, CeG,cs. and Bsstas
b.eih cinycF SEED. 81, &c.
Ma:>h-s. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29

By virtue Of a deed ofsruR from PHILIP WAN~.
TON to the iubfii5cf, for the rufpofe OF iecu.
ring the payment of certain fums therein nen-
TONED, will be expofsd to public ia'e, on the
spremaes, at eleven clock, A. NJ en- SA-t
TURDAY, the 9Th day Of April next, tot
'CaB-
Is Lots Handsomely 6tuated, con-
tielors 70 tic town of Alexandra, containing
between 6ge and fix acres each; being part Of
the tract lately Known by the nams Of "Siams.
HUI" and in the f5d;yiGon Of iait tract as laid
of by Col. Giipin, diItirgu;hed BY th. rum.
bels rs, fs. 20, a3, ~, IS. To fuch as have
not already fup'l'ed t''emfelves with eligible eta
atiohs in the neighbo'hcod, shefc Lots pelent an
objea worthy OF attention. end TO accommodate
.purcbalers they viii be fet up lspaFatsly. For
more particular information respecting this pfo-
p.riy, application may be made to Col. 'GHpn,
or to the iubforibef, vino is furnlthed with
copnceeed plar Of ,tsle and The adjoining Lots,
fomc Of which are in a high fa.e Of improves
nieLt.
John MIver.
Muscs z. zawsthpA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29
n REMOVALS.

The Subfcriber begs leave to in
form his friends and the pubic in general, tha.
br. has removed from the S,.re, he lately oelupied
IN U.iouaress, fwo doors further South, on The
fine frde rttls frset, 70 tilat large and colnn,o
eiioiss Stores the ptoser;y Of captain 'Wiliiam
isatftr, at3t sie 'Ggn Of the O,adge Tee, where
lie has 'ke following attiel<s iot iae, On ,l.e very
ifA,uef trtnir Co. o. sIlI
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-29
March ~.
By virtue CT decd Of trua to the

BY virtue CT decd Of trua to the
fubics.be:, will DC expoied 70 fale, on Welbsf
say, the faccni day Of April next, fer ready
money, upon Tic p-cn'itts. ieyesal very ya!pih!e
LoES Of GROUND. lying up4n Q97sen, F-i,.
fax, Water and Union ttre,ts, in Inc !ewp Of
Alexaadsia Abd ir1m-llaeely after she. flIe Of
;hc Loss, viii be expoed 10 falc, at the crzee
aoale, tos Ready money a!io, Tin by the Ga's
# she Las tae fam seqnissd hou!d not DC raj
'cli one undivided h4testh par ofS1a Tract Of
Land, lying 10 Sporty lvseias tainiirg
shoas eig!itecn thoufsad aetes,s Va by the
name itfiue Tsal7.
James Keith, 4 ss55l3es