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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
-AMoNG WHICH ARE

-AMoNG Which ARR
Mahsgaay dining, tea and card tables; a
mahogany desk and bookcase, bureaus, bed
steads and chairs an elegant sophia large
and elegant loo~kingg-gglasses, prints, plated and
iapanned tea urns, window and bed curtains,
feather beds, mattresses, blankets, sheets, CO.
yerlids, table-cloths, windsor chairs, Kitchen
furniture, SC.
Matfeigs and Sherry Wines, Jamaica Spi-
rits, Frenc. and Peach Brandy, all OF the sirst
quality and lit io1 iumediate use loas sugar,
a quantity of wcl-enred cid bacon, and suns
dry other articles.
ALSO, WILL RE SOLD,
An ele CANT Pheaton and Chair, with har-
ness complete !; a pair Of well-niatched and
broke carriage horses, two work horses, three
mich cows. three Negro men and two young
wornten tine latter accustomed to iiorse work.
one acg,o chila, a Wagon and carts, with
gears, a quantity Of weI-cured hay, and some
FIRE wood, A credit of 6 months will be given
for ali sums above so dollars, the purchasers
giving notes negstiabIe in TIE bank ofSAle1-
andria, with approved endorsers,
PC. Maraeller, v. NJ.
Dsceuber Il. q
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FOR SALE,

r1fE - -
ny IKE SUBSCRIBERS,
p hoogsiAeads Jamaica rtnl, 18th proof
80 do. ST. Croix do. Sd do.
10 ds. n. Eng. de.
10 pipes Hoiisnd gin
4 do. American do. of superior qlal.
2 do. l.. p. Madeira wine Of excellent
2 DO. l.. III. Go. do. quci. gar
4 quartsy casks do. do. ranted1tura.
3 do. MgrseEe wine 8
90 bbls. prime beef-Ceennecticut inspec.
SO do. prime pogk-New Jersey do.
10 boxes mould candles
s. do. English white soap-vcry dry
2 chests hyson-sEin tea
500 bushels ST. Ubes salt.
Wadfworth and Butler,
Union, between King and P%rince-steef,
October i2.
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The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES,
Which he Offers for Sale very low:
IS h~ogfheads first quality St. Croix
Sugar
10 bales Tennessee cotton
6 pipes Alta pSoof cogpiac brandy
10 hogsheads wei Favored 4th presf "a
n.sica rum
80 barrels New-EnGland Rum.
Md on HIND,
Imperial
Fiysoh TEAS
Young Hyson Icof the latest ina
F ngsss quality ssie' s saa 'S''@'''s'
Best green coaee in bags
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular. Madeira
Particular TeneriAe
Lisbon, Sherry, and $50 dozen bottled
Port, .very old VINES.
A few cases clarct, superior quality
Coniac shd old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin
gNewEng4end ru.n end whiskey
Mace, ndtmegs, cloves and pimento
Black pepper; allspice, aground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and ts blue
Dixon's Phi!adeIphia, * EnslsA nsssra
Refined Salt-Petfe
Brown and white soap /,
Mould and dipt candies
indigo, alum, madder, oepperas, & roll
birthstone
English g~un-Pewd~
Deaijohns
James sanderfon.
September IT.
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-@f fAH- 4ER
forenoon.
G.. Deneale, Trustee.
December Is. dts
Juh Received
And foy Sale By the Subscriber,
10 hhds,retaiiing Molasses
10 tierces Of good Rice
100 bbis. kilnSfried Corn Mead
8 hhds. old Antigua Rum
6 hhds. Green Cefee
20 casks Of Lime, and
5000 bushels Of Salt.
M. MILLER.
December 2. d
10 pipes third proof Holland Gin,
8pipes fourth proof Bourdeanx
Brandy,
For fix BY
Roberts and Griffith.
December s. 2avsw
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Office Of the Peoples Ffiend,}
NETWORK.
THE PEOPLES FRIEND

FOR THE COUNTRY,
THE first number Of this paper vii, be
l. published On Thursday, TIE lst Of Ja-
nuary, 1907, and continue TO be published af-
terwards regularly, every "Wednesday and sa-
tarday. 1t will contsin the whole of the cGi.
tori.l matter contained IN the daily print Of
that name.
Price four dollars a year-one year to bs
paid III advance.
ro Subscriptions for the above paper re-
eeived at lie Office of the ALEXANDRIA DAI-
Ly ADVERTISER.
December 10.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY next, at ten o'clock, viii
be sold, at the late dwelling of W. D. Ross,
deceased, Plince-street;
All the Stock in Trade of the
decea1ed:
Consisting of a great variety CT GRCcE=
RES, sc. &c.-A credit offour months VIII
be given On all sums of SO dollars.
Philip G. Marsteller.
December ls. d
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Patent Elastic SUBSCRIBERS,

September II
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PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY, the Esd inst. at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon, pr7H be sold at tie lafr dpf0-
ing hoase Of M, Richard Conway, deceased,
All his Household Furniture,
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49,
Ie6e Bad, aholesale and retsil, Of The f0temfee
nent door beiozu hfr. .Msaender M Kenzie's,
lover end Of Prince street, -Alerandrq.
FTNHEY ssrpass any yet extant, for ease, Q
Il legance, &c. Masters Of vessels and
ether gentlemen going to the West Indies,
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
assortment and q great allowance to those who
purchase by the quantity.
N. B. The buttons on the back parts Of the
w3aistband ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
theI Suspcnfders, to prevent improper straining
and thereby d~esnoyingthe ease desigaed inths
construction ef the article.
July 8 RICHARD HGRWELL
aLSO,
Red, Green and Black Morocco.
Leather,
By the dozen or single Skin-for, sale at
HoawnIL's Patent s~lspendes Mandatory,
Prince strsst.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1906.
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust from Waiter
ID S. Alexander and Catharinc F. his vile,
to the subscriber, fer securing the payment OF
the sum Of 500 dollars and IS cents, and lnte.
rest to John Hodgkin's, will be sold, at public
sale, for ready money, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, the goth day of this month, a GER
tain Tract Or parcel Of Land, adjoining Drink
er and Jsnney's mill, on four mile run, at pre-
sent in the occupation Of John Ball, Junior
The sale to commence at eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon.
g. Deneale, Trustee.
Decemher IS. dts
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SALES AT VENDUE.
30 every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,

AT TIE FENUIE
" ~eorner Of Prince and Water streets,
variety Of Dry Gesls, Groceries, ss,
Particulars of which will be expressed IA
the bills Of the day.
ALL kinds Of goods which arc On linliEa-
\, and the prices OF Which are sstaoaishea'
! - any time be viewed and purchased al the
kwest limitation and prices,
P. G.. Marstellei. v. NJ.
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Salt afloat.
500 bushels Ground Alum Salt, Oh board
Sloop Maria Antoinette, and for sale, by
WadiWcgh Sc Butler.
who Azvs alss Aaai,ls, ffran saxs Hosf, a
Voyvelrs zahayf,
5 pipes Cngiac Brandy,
90 boxes mould CASTLES,
SO barrels prime Beef,
Is do do. Pork,
S ql~+er casks Toneride Wane.
November SO.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-25
4farftG:. Sx.r.I!gruge.
HOUSE OF LORDS, May.ls.
LIMITATION BILL.

LIMITATION BILL.
The order of the day for the third reading of
this bill being read,
a few words, in the way of ex PLANTATION, were
lnterchanged between the earl OF Weamore-
'and and lord Auckland, refpeGting the line OF
proceeding, 10 AS regularly to bring forward
the amendments, cf which certain noLIe lori
VINO oPpoled the bill, had, on a former night.
notified their Intention OF moving. At lenpth.
The duke OF Clarence rofe. and cyrreG.a9
MS Intention Of moving the amendment 70 the
htie or the bill, which he ftemed to fay would
produce the effects he intended, with rerpe6
10 me operation of certain parts of the bill, to
wh'c', more than the ret, he itrongly objected.
lie "thcd that fome peer, more competent
man hinirlf ha1 come forward but he felt
the 'mpo"ance ofthe fIbicca 70 hronylv, thar
he was induced 20 offer himfelf to the attcn.i-
on OF fhe'r iortlhiPs. There were particular
Parts OF the bill, which, more than any other.
ana 10 every point of view in which he corCi.
Gerfn mem, his royal highnels fcemed to thin,,
Objectionable. He meant chiefly ihofe which
went to prevent the expectation of gsyes from
Britih ifiands. or in Brtilh veTels, into foreign
colonies. when he confidered this prohibit
on urdcr whatever motive it was profenrdly
urged, he mutt deem il part Of fynem for The
abolition OF the lave trade. Were their lord
'hIPs duly TO corhder, or had they an oonor-
tunry of con6dering, that great MATS of eyi.
dehce winch was adduced on toe fuhie0, thew
would then be fully aware of, and t6orouvhlv
i'nprciied with, the Importance of the traf;c
~ qneition. HIS royal highnefs entered mon
lone calculations to evince this propofton.
and mated the capital employed in the trade TO
'Hceea Two millions herling. lie thep adverted
The number OF fcamen employed, and for
Wnon II proved nuffery and the exten6ve
o'aWi'ack upon the Slave Trade itfelf, which
the Mll would produce, may be conceived.
wheh u was known, that ont of upwards of
$4,000 H7ves, more than 22,o9o were af,eryy,rds
exported from tho Briifh Hands To- fore;yn CO
lohies and settlements. when he regeffgd ~,
toe 'nmenf- capital employed in the trade. th,
great quipiitles 81 Bfiiiih fnsnnfaetures CON
ldmed III coniequencc Of II, and the nurbera nf
ieamen employed, how itrong tnuH he ths rc.
Pronat'on Of meafure, which would dinio,lI,
"e2r'y t"o-thirds Of the whole. H;s royal hivh-
heis aaverfed TO the different fnlimenfs enter.
famed upon this iubjed by thefather f the u,,l,Ie
iord, now at the head OF adninifrstion. El c,hn
was July impre0ed with the innortarcs Of
'hc'e conhderttioGs. He referred 10 the u.
psration oft three palt acts; from the 6r2
paled ~ 1866, to- the general act ofIaa E.Cion /.
Snd De eXpdiiated upon the advantageous traf.
tic between the Briiilh ininds, and the So,uiCI,
man. which entirely depended upon the tranE
nullon OF Slaves, and which would prof,ec.
lively be IN greater demand, as IL was the ore.
tent policy OF the court of Spain tn cultivate the
exteniiYe iAAnd OF Cuba. Added 70 thefe eoo
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[VoLUME 8.

channel, if not more, at Leaf equally advants.
geous to the fae of Britiil1 produce and manu-.
features.
The Duke of Gloucetter faid, he was unuf.
ed TO public tpeakiDg, vet he could not give a
iiient vote on the prefent location. He conf
uefeh the preient bill an introduction to the
abolition ofthe Slave Trade, which he sbhor-
red aud therefore gave it his warm fupport.
Lord Granville, in mon able fpeech, Of con.
'derabie length, which we regret our limits will
not permit us to detail, warmly fupported the
nieaiure. His iordihip expreiIed his ftrong and
decided opinion aganR the flave trade and
congratulated the HouGe upon this bill being
the hrit ftep towards the ameIiorstion of tie
condition of thofe unhappy people; an ohieH
!ne warmeit and dearef next his heart. He re-
!oiced that the caufe of humanity, religion and
Juice, mould prevail whereby near SO 900
n''ierab!e individuals would be relieved, and
we fhould iet a glorious example for other ma
tons to follow. This trade had been done a.
way IN Denmark America, by an aa of the
states, no longer would practice it from 1909.
except the Jingle fate of S. Carolina: and
sweden was already inclined towards it. The
SPsmh laws were alto againt it the fubiett
mad been eighteen years under confederation.
ana 1t he aiked if any man fill entertained
aeIots upon IT, how long was the life of man
TO be prolonged in order to fatisfy them,
Lord Hawkefbury objected to the me,f,r.-
on the grounds of interea, expsdieucy and po-
licy.
Lord Peterborough thought, that the mic-
chiefs which arofe from this trade had been
greatly exaggerated; but, as the bill before the
louie was mere cautionsry policy asainit the
nrensth OF the enemy, he warmly fupported
the rneafnre.
Lord Mellon was in the courfe of expanatt-
on, when
Tue Earl of Lauderdale called him to order.
Lord Sdmouth, the Earl of Buckinghamfhire,
and Lord Auckland, feverally fpoke in fupporr
Of the bill and the Duke of SuGex and Lord
Sheffield againft it.
After ihort reply from his royal highnefs
the Duke OF Clarence, the queition was loudly
called for, 4 the houfc divided, when there ar
Peared, for the amendment,
Contents ls-Non Contents 4s-Maiorty e5.
The bill was then read a third time and paC.
led. AT - o'clock the houfe adjourned.
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June "a.
HOUSES & LOT FOR SALE.
John BANKS.
(tf.)

w offer for tale the IIoufes and Lot near to
Mr. Ru;herford's swelling Houfe and next
below MIR. Ifaao Weheer's on Shockoe Hill, at pre-
'ent 'ccnped by Benjamin Sheppard. This litustion
icarcs exceeded by any in for beauty, and bv
none as t. peaintneis being nearly if not quite as
h'Eh as any part os Richmond. The dwelling houfe
and out-houes fuflicent for the accommodation
OF geatee family tha is very large there being
rooms and fine large pafage below, and rooms
above FAIRS in the dwelling houe, good kitchen and
in"ke hou!e all in good repair, and the yard and gar
den under new ilclofure of the bea materials. ANY
perion Inclined to purchafe, may be accommodated
with credits which probably will be agreeable; or
debts du' or not due from perfons reiding in Rich
mond or Henric". will be taken in payment or con-
siderable deduction from a credit price will be made
Tor cain. N. B. * ]. SHEPPARD.
July IS. (O
n Adjsining the above mentioned lot is an I'M
improved Lot belonging to me, which borders on the
Maiii-ttrees leading from Shoekoe bridge, & which
may be had with the improved lot if the pu-clacer
mould with 1t. B. SHEPPARD.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Q AN away from the fabfcriber, living in Buck
u Y ingham county, mulatto boy named Jim, a.
oons % years old, feet or inches high, had on
mort negro cotton coat riped Virginia cloth row-
efs. Whoever will bring feeure iaid boy 20 that
get him again, iliall receive the above reward
LION ELCAN,
~ All matters Of veiies and others, are forwarned
from harbonring carrying the aid lave out of the
Rate at their peril.
June 10. (oawsvA
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IOHN AICOCK.

\ INFORMS the Citizens oi Richmond, and tig pub
q lie, he has jvh received at his Cabinet Mauufac-
tory near The Fire iufOflnce Office iarge aor,mst
Of Windor Chairs aod S-ttecs male IN the ne,.ell
iaihion and by the be workmen in the ni.c ANY rem
t'nan wiGiing to bay, will pleaf: tcud their orders
or call at his Cabnc; Manufadory, where they NAV
ger good warranted gar. ard on low ierns, stb.r m
tn Csb'ret Lac or Wiadior Chairs
Juuc 6. II.
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JUST RECEIVED,

AND FOR SALE IY THE sugscRIBERs:
a. ~ Extentive Allotment of GROCERIES,
A mong which the following articles:
Mufcovado fugar alorted Tar
Welt-lndia Coffee >Thos L.siper's Snuff
Antigua & Jamaica Rum Maccouba do.
Country do. HAVANA Segars
Coeniac * Peach Brandy salt Petre
Holland Cin Brmitone, Nader, and
w. India and Sugar-houfe Ground Ginger inimall
Moailes kegs
l.. p. Madeira Wine {Iog.wood
Port, Sherry and Malaga Turkey Cotton
Wine New-York Candles and
liibberts' Brown Stout Soap
Martinique and Bordeaux Spermaceti Candles
Cordials
baixe- salt Patent Lamps
Do. in Jacks and loofe Dutch Cafes with plain
Bullock's Cheeie and pil, Bottles
Caldwell, Frazer & Co.'S. Cuttings aiIorted
iuperine Chocolate Earthen and Stone Ware
N'es Writing & Wrapping pa
Nutmegs Pepper, Ginger per
and P'men,o Henry VIII. and Merry
Mace and Cloves Andrew Cards
Oil, Olives, and Capers China Places, do Bowls
Guu-powder, Young Hy-{ of different Gzes
ion and Souchong Teas Do Tea and Coffee Guns
Cani!ters containing lib. and Saucers
anc 3ip. Gun-powder DO. Chimney ornaments
Tea Plain and cur mr. -, I'D
Picked Salmon half plat Decanters
Cut F,err'ngs and Shad , Pint, half p. & gill Tum-
Potent ihot aIior,ed blers
and IF Cun-powder A few fets Table China
regular iupply OF LOAF Sugar BY the hid. and
barrel, at Philadelphia price.
FISHER 6, LESUEUR.
May OF. oawtf.
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(oaw3.v.)
VALUABLE LOTS ATROCKErTs,
FOR SALE.

'HE Subscriber intending ihortly for Europe is
deiirous TO fell the whole Of his Property in ,hi,
City and neighboriood, for the greatef part of which
long credit will be given. The property at Rock
etts JOINS the upper whar! Of MeiIrs Picket Pollard
and Johnlon' extending in trait line upon the RI
yer, more than 400 feet, until bounded By the Mari
ons line; thence running nortiery upwards of 700
feet till meets the Man-Street uf above the ware
houie, where it narrows front of near 10 feet.
1t has ALTO front water-areet of 23o feet, Gu
theie lots are two DWELLING HOUSES, and on
the Main Street Store, with Smoke iioufe and
Stable.
From, the growing commerce of the City, this pro-
perry mutt ihorty ncreafe very much in value in
asnuch as it contains the whole fpace on which
wharves can be made, above the premifes of MeGrs
Pickett, Pollard and Johnfon.
a plat of the above property may be feen, and fur
,her Information repecing it. and ms other property
in the neighhorhood will be given by the fublcriber,
who will Thew the different premes to any perion
willing TO purchafe.
A eoniiderabie bargain may be had in any part of
the above property for caG,.
JOHN BANKS.
June "a. my
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

- ANYWAY from the fubicriher, on ThurGlav
: night the It inG. negro man named LEWIS
he about live feet nine inches nigh, Gout and
"e.l mace, has fcar OF his hands q believe
has right oecaiirned 10y burn when final he wore
away ahon9-ipuo Inert coat and pantaloons dyed Of
light olive colour, took with HIM black broad
c!otn coat and vet, but expect he will change his
name and cloashimg and attempt railing Is Zee
man, and will attempt make his ecape TO Norfolk
by water. Matters of veels aud all others are fore
warned from harbouring, employing, or taking him
away at theIr peril The above reward viii be paid
or delivering HIM Joieph rrayior, IT. in Blaldford,
or the iubcriber.
ARCHER TRAYLOR fen.
N r. have underiiood that he was leen in the
city o. Richmond during the Broad Roc, Races drel-
ell III black think it is probable he is ifil lurking
about there He has pert walk, gnod countenauce,
very active and fond OF waiting OH gentlemen.
At
Cheaerfield, Msy 81. If.
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April TO-.
JUST RECEIVED.

EeARTI of DR.. Rees' NEW CYCLOPAEDIA,
y and for delivery to Sihfcribers at Jacob Toau-
Ions Bookstore, a few doors below the Market
Richmond; where iubicribers regueaed To cali
and receive the fame.
n. B. Subfcribere Names received as above.
Jaiy Iith, 1906.
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Dolls. 10000

The fu?eriority oftls friene to the one f,0 p,o-
Po'e', is 10 oaSiou that LITTLE need be iad in recon
ncndaton oft Thnge inclined 10 adventure. will
lee thar their chance fer ob-lnuz price is orea,
ercre7itd tn't pending tie drawing. their ob,euti
on oi im'dl prizes, may by renewal, in1andy Dive
them ie"eral caa,es for ,riz. OF conideah. mac,
iit;de.
To thoie who have drawn PRIZES n ffc.n d,,
i2rs, III The Fin? GA, veil to fhor, who drew
Bid NiS8, INFORMAIfON Is NOW GIVEN.
that the PRIZES, may, at tli,i- option II, reos,d
by tickets III this cis's-aad their BLANKS. AZ a.,
doAyrs sacj Py0pilsd fuch PRIZES and BLANKS
with the CASH, is raniose9, FREE or POSTAGE
to kosSEr G&ECNEow, rrs'chaut ~ Willisn,g,ury
agent ani ircaiursr; or NiLLIHA NEwsux. pom
Hlt=F 10 Norfolk. 6rro,ns fobs e,1vsze,.g sf Of H.,
d'e7eiag 4f.r s.le5 Scyi7I no rcpeqoI 4rU b,,z,b
"heh 70 the Proipss of Individual adysn.sge. tb,,
may reiu 60 each adventure, is added. the p,tr;o-
&c rcaions, which induced the legislature to ambosf
this "'tery, tisardentiy hoped, ,hat the dTooftrn
OF tieks;s VIII icon enable the commiaoners ts eert
y that the d,'riqg ba5 e,3weaea{-Which event the
agent ahures the pubc, fosll be expedited BIZ everv
Sleans ia his power
ROBERT GPEENHOW,
- T.esf anil TreqIsy,r.
Wiiamiburg, June 10, 1896. (ows,O
- Tickets may be had of Robert G-eerbogy
merchant in Williamsburg and William Newfuo,,
Ppit-ntter in Norfolk who will, as ooppr,un;t;e.
otter, give them more extenfve circulation, by pIa
e'ug them 10 the hands Of others Tor difpoGiiou
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BANK OF VrXGENIA.

TgNIE Preiy;-nt and Directors n. the bank c! Viz
q gaia, have this day declared a dividend of g (;
dollars. for the ilf fix months each 'hare III the
Capital joint Rock Of the faid bark, winch will be
paid on application, after th= I 5;h inf
JOHN BRoCKENBROUGH, caar.
JvyI (epsw.)
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BRANDY g CLARET.

a Freih fnpply of belt 4,h proof COGNIAC
n BRANDY, and few cafes MEDOCN CLA-
RET, of the Vintage Of tsoO--iutt received, and
Tor iae BY SAMUEL MYERS.
Js1e 20. (oaw tf.)
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y virtue 81 decd Of -ruf, executed by Mai
- ill Price, for the PurPole OF fecuriug the pay.
,nent Of CERTAIN FUN Of money, in faid deed nention-
ed, to John :. Prize, sni the eSoeuces a:teudny the
execution o. rive trI will be fold the hiqhen bid
der, al VILLAS Tavern, in the upper end Of this conn
~, 90 Sturdy the 2ad day of Augul next--IlVE
NEGROES, to wit Angela and her fosr children,
nan.d Gritty, Billy, Julia aud Miaso.
WILLIAM u. NEEN.9
EDWARD c. DAVIS f'Y"r'.
July II. (HE)
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4 Il be,5f3a5 t7eiRg rl1ins egaigR tie mat,
1 \ Of JobA No9as5, d.e'A. Of he Bo1Oliag-
C-esg. re re7pfelfo mate tim ka9zvn. fbot
Provif7Q nun b, mqsc IA, q f1al flflesne1r.-
md ilsjt H.A,6IsS mn make immediate Boy-
nira! 10 T9HN EOOMES, and
T0IN g. no 7LFOLK,
RTseaorJ IF John EsomeJ, aec'd.
.S<a, Is.
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- AN Away from the Coal Pitts in January aff, a
IN negro man named BILLY he is a very likely
fellow, about 20, is rather tall, has roman nofe
eyes rather large fine teeth, and pretty dark COM
pleetion. IIe has Gern look and leer when fpo-
ken to. tisproblbe he is in Pe,eriburg its vci-
nifty, he has been feen there and has father be-
longing Mrs. Clarke at Conjurers Neck. len
dollars will be given for experimenting and occurring
him in goal; notice thereof being given to
HENRY HETH.
Cheterfield, July %. (st)
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Jy5T RECEIVED, FROM BoRDy6,Jx

Il Lqc2- 4q5gtmeaf ofCIaret Wine, az dir
: q tsstf 7t1tasi C5zn6qicnr, 6f,17;nr,
Wbite SHg~a, Pm h GJuq'e Ezrgu1g, LaTlti,
NMcas II HroajsRaa. oil Hedle nj di1,y,,
e4qltle5 fie6 Hrele gisj, Grb OH1,s5, timers,
07aG' RINK Ssy.ef 0L--For Eyk on reaIsqsllc
t'7ms u
ALEXANDER PLHiNYILLE.
TAHs 81.
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NOTICE.

IiE par.nerfhip of Jo5r Butte, 81 Go. at Carters-
Il vile, is this day dI,lved by mutual content
The collection Of al debts due that concern is COM
mirted entirely Witi1m AfKsnzis tho acting part
ner of William III kerzie Il Co. and TO him alone
or to any Que he may appoint payment to be made
JOHN BUTLER.
Wm. MNEMZIE & Co.
AN perfons indebted the late concern of ToSn
Butler u &C. are rclueed make payments to Mr.
EOtsa .1:tiaa, as he alone have authorized TO grant
discharges for the fine.
WIN MKENZIR
April 10. If.
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NOTICE.

T>HE Subscriber is compelled by various caufes,
to decline a:iing in future under any power of
Attorney. for transferring ock receiving dividends
in the Bank of Virginia.
JOHN BROCKENBROUCH.
July 90. (2t)
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ITO BE RENTED-The Tenement where
L now reiidc, and ponreffon given in time.
]. PENN.
April IL. IF