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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-06

....d ma. every saccor With troops
sS sosld be Afforded them, and that one
s.. ! l,r,oes,ss OF the imperial family was
d ~ oa;oa,ed t. the government OF the
y = This il was generally supposed
s0l'Ds accredited. would be /" Notre frere-
a'o ,os > an appoinsmens no doubt more
slo aoao, aoa agreeable 60 his feelings,
s0a'v IRE he runs less risk of either his
s9u !, bsioc made prisoner, than that OF
lne s.c.n, !. nalr breadth escape" white on
ss,rd French mao Of war.
00a'0 September 80.
~ understand eice admiral Daeres has
- ! letrer from sir Richard +. Stra.
IT, g. which was put on board the Amerl.
fns sseboooer Four Sisters arrived yestef-'
dated on board the Cesar. September
'g bermuda, which states that bis
,.s,on had encountered very severe
,,;e.ns. sn the 10Th August, off Ha-
a ass,la, that dispersed the Whole of them,
70 The only ship IN company with him
-, was the Triumph ct ~ guns. she had
-, her maiansa-s and sprung her foremost;
=. Terrible of "a guns was totally dis
n,,,sd, and Ieft in charge Of the Decade
sis,,r. lurrgard 10 the fate Of the rest
.l9,os squadroo, sir Richard is said to have
bs:a totally igaorant.
ss-s October 4.
His n,aissty's ship Veteran of 64 guns.
,,,an a. F. Evans, which sailed on the
ION luis, as convoy TO the homeward
booad Rset, to- certain latitude, and at.
,swards 10 call al Bcrmuds, arrived yes.
,s,day at Port Royal.
~ The Veteran we hare o5sainea very
inss,rcss account OF the July feet. itap.
mars ,ha, on ,he 2lss Ansasy, LAT, 80 so,
sov 1881, tremendous hurricane COM
n,ose,l AID continued with uaresnisiiug
rslsnse eotll the moruing Of the 2s1, at
,hich time II of the fleet were perceived
mixing signals OF distress every assist
nee was immediately rendered them. bg
manipr the boats, when ehey fortunately
XuecsededI 10 saving Be crews OF she bags
1 Cow aud Ann of LondGo, ADD ship Acail
i; 81 Glasgow, which vessels we lamenl
| to sar, WITH she shias pahas, Hercu!eans
Fory Second, Rashleigh. African, Erin.
I,nss (pf Liserpool} and Coverdase, I'M.
nsdlatslv after went dawo, and it is feared
,vsrg soul 90 board Of them persisted Oe
| Ii. Esd the weather moderated. when only
t2 sail were collected, and proceeded un
sr projection of the Penguin brig eft Is
nns, cas,ain Smith, Twenty four sal
rere shsa missing, supposed 50 have sepa.
stsa during the hurrcaae. On the sob,
|he Veterao fell 10 with ,ae Franchise FIJI.
gie, one OF The convoy, uades lusy nasys.
(ntsnding TO proceed hone. The Mag
Ssaas friSase. captain Mackenzie. the
cosaadors OF the convey, was forced ~
pan.o germutia, 10 very dae,s sed state,
h, had sailed agatu for Engiana ruevious
Shs Veterans leaving ,haa place.
The Barbara stitter was dispatched frcm
8ermuda by captain Evans, 50 appsise ,he
BIRDS Of the admiralty OF the mslaschs!y
tls Of the feet,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-06
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
sIpENT OF The UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
tn nil 7uIom IT NM conc eyu.

10 al 5Vhom 1t mag conccTn:
WHEREAS, Mr.. Anthony Morales
received from me as consul of the Batavian
Republic TO the Uaited Ssasea, to reside
at Charleston ia South Carolina, an Exc.
quatur bearing date the third day of May
LAST, aad il being no longer ezped'cn, that
The said An,hony Morales should be per.
mitled to continue 10 the exercise and en-
ioymen, Of the functions, powers and prl
viledgsf authorised by the said exequasur !:
These are 10 declare shat | no longer re.
ceghise the said Anthony Morales as con
sui as aforesaid, in any part vi the CaiIsd
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Ex,raes OF alet,er from Tangies, August
22.19O6.

6 On the 2oth instant the schooner Me-
tiia,ar OF Baltimore, James Hollis, masser,
of six carriage guns and seventeen men,
bound from that port for Malta, with a
cargo of Yves, India produce. was anchor.
ed in this bay by two Gibraltar priyafeers.
Of Sarah thew had an action in which cap
taia Hollis and two seamen were wounded
Ga board the psivasser iss men were
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PHILADELPHIA Z Nov. g. B

PHILADELpHIA, Nov. 9.
The ship Wooddrop Sims, arrived N
he Delaware, from Huntington Eng.)
which abe left on the 18th of Sept. brings
intelligence from Londsn 20 the i51h. Her
letters and papers have not reached ing
siry-bus verbal Information Poslsively
states the Mr.. Fox was dead.
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NEW YORK, Novembsr 3.

Byth Melpomens, captain Daubsny.
Ion Amsterdam, we have received a
Butch paper Of the 9th September, con-
s'ailg the following important article.
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1AmEs MADISON.
secretary 81 State.
IL COMMON SOUNCIL,
All, NoyBM Der, 1906.

Ordered,
THAT Mrs. sssrall nlsnt, widcw Ct the
late Mr Washer ni,ant, lee authorised to gu.
perinfend the alma-house until the 4th March
next, or until othcrWise ordered.
Teste.
Js,M.,S rs. aIcREA, c. c.
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N0ESGe 20 Ns E0He7E FlDtNaseYs
VINO gave their bends for Negroes purchased,
Stock, Sc. Of Benjamin Dulany.
& IL those viii please TO come forward
( 4 ard pay 70 ne the respective sums due
last May on bond. have an accurate account
o. the purchasers names. and the suns due
from each OF them. The honest man only re-
quires to be put in mind oshis dnty, which he
Immediately performs.
Benjamin Dulany.
Noveaber s. Ct
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asssanorta Zsjtp aoaeres8er.
THURSDAY, NovSMBER g.

Extract a letter from Nezu 2ork to n
gentleman IN this Ioron, dated the Sd az
Mop 1906.
g We Just hsve aceoon's by mail from,
Boston, bringing London dates to the 5lh
IF Sepss nnbsr, Grating the deaf OF Mr. Fax
m she i4,h> and also Lord 1hur!o7v. The
captnre # Buenas Ayes is conhr,ned.---
I7sooO0 Of Dollars had b~ea scot none in
he frjgate. Lord Laudetdaie still at Pa.
sis, ans BIO pesca made .!'
The hoaorabie DAVID III FRsx1NE,
Envoy Extraordinary aud Ministsr pleni.
p:a;sa,iaty OF his Britannia MAJESTY to the
United Ssaycs, was on MONDAY received
by the Secretary Of State, aud BY him pre-.
sented TO the President Of the ualted
States.
On the same day, ANTHONY MERRY,
ESQ. late Eavoy Extraordinary and Minis.
ter Penlpotentary from the sarae eous,,
took leave Of the President
(Nat. lit.
A gentleman Just arrived from Wash.
ing:on. whose veraciiy and correctness may
be relied on, reports, thar letter had been
received at that place, by MIR. Header
son, empleyed ID the navy yard, froa, HIS
brother, resident 10 Kentucky. stating that,
in consequence Of a comGotion Of the
people, who. had declared TIA, country in.
dependent, he was about 70 remove his faa
nily to Culpepper 10 Virgins.
The serious nature OF this report fu-.
bids Us 20 repeat the names OF the persons
IMPLICATED as leaders, until the authenticity
of the reports fully ascertaiued.
Its So no means improbable that Che
following rumour is connected with this
imsortane intelligence, the Substance of
which We are told had occupied the esscu-
tive of the United States, convened ia
council, during four day 5 of the last week.
fPhM Reg
II appears by the Jamalca papers per the
philau.kropiss, that General Miranda had
been reinforced by La Seine frigate, on
board Of which vessel he had embarked, &
had sailed with his armament from Aruba
for Curacao, and thence to Barbados, in
hopes of obtaining more adherenss, to at
tempt, once more, his medisated scheme.
On, Z. Gaz.
Ex,raes of alct,er from Tangief, August
%, 1906.
| &c On the 2osh instant the schooner Me-
tiia,ar of Baltimore, James Hollis, masser,
of six carriage guns and seventeen men,
bound from that port for Malta, viii a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-16
ERR TIDE.


LIES oerrent now GIBBS in th0 courlr Of each vein
And my high Pufe OF youth is in,p1ir'd;
The gout, thro my nerves in the warnings Of pain,
Tells, that pleaiure', full bowl fnoud be foar'd
Tho feafon'd b. labor, by hardcip; indur'd,
To it.ttain the rude b!ans Of each dime,
My grey curling locks to the grave have infur'd
A ihert voyage on the ocean of Time.
In vilion, fucceiiiVe, gay Fancy Hill hies,
Still, her cloud woven fabric endears;
But ReafoD, awake.'d, more fcelingly cries,
Thou han resp'd the full harveG OF years.
For the Rars my birth feem'd ill-fated aud bleak
And led me thro' life's May bowers,
With ~ admonitous to forward or check,
Or point out the thorns from the flowers.
And oft, when Misfortune las crofs'd my lorn way.
Have Iiolac'd my cares il the bowl
Yet Honor, while Paflion held madly the fway,
Kept the watch in my iunut tols'd foul
Sedu3fi1n resr loofen'd my hearts hone!l fplice,
Aside wild waves Of Patton would roll;
My barque, often preh'd on the fand-bnnh. of vice
Again yisLied md sVsrr er Bey} ssd
And now, when my day-fprng, my blofon,o are Ger
And my BARS like hnsr-iroh in June
feel NO regret, FOR my oorque uears the liore,
Where ilis Virtues eierp-Iy bloom.
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NOTES.

l. The Poh-Mslar General may expedite the
mails and alter the tines Of arrival and departure at
any time during the continuance Of the CONTRACTS, he
urUIat,ng an adequate compensation for any extra
szpenfe that may be occainued thereby.
2. Eileen minutes ihall be allowed for opening &
elofng THE mails at al offices where no particular
time is fVeccifled.
s. For every thirty minutes delay unavoidable
accidents excepted 10 arriving after the time pre-
iefibed in any eontra, the contractor 1hali forfeit
-ere dsliar and il the delay continues until the de-
Par,Ns oI any depending mail whereby the mail, def
tined for heh depending mail lofe trip, an adj
ditioual forfeiture cf Eve deilTs Gia he incurred
a. News-PaTers well as letters are 10 be fen. in
the mail aud any PerfoD making propofals, dere,
t. carry newspapers, Others than thofe conveyed in
the mail, for hisowR epoimnent, ne mull Gate in bs
propoais Tor what fun be will carry wish ,he e.
moiumsnt, and for what lua without that smolu.
neDt
g. Should any perfon making propsfa's DEERE an
alteration Of the times OF arrival ard departure above
iPecih-d, he uuA Rate in has proposals. the alteration
deiirea, ana the dtiereaee they will make in the
terms Of the CONTRACT.
G. Perlons making proposals are S.lired 70
Rate their prices By The year. Thofe who eou,r.t
will receive theiT ply quarterly in the npnths of Au-
gue, November, February and May, ia one msu.L
AFTER the expiration 81 each quarter
Z. No other ;an free white perfon flaIl b en-
Pleyea TO convey the mail.
g. WherS the ?ropvfrr intends TO convey IN. r,al
IN lie body Ola iage carriage, he is dsfred to a,s
IN his propolals.
9. The Po0- Mater. Genefal refsryes 10 hin,C.(
tbs right Of declaring sSy esnTs& st al s<1 ksae-
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Tie S"b'ri1e, 6';gg d5raus fe -r,7s9e e;y5 far e,ls
tie /'5''7oi@g FteSerty, in Tie iesvn Of 1GrAt5qn-
Esel:
g'HE HOUSES - LoZS, lately oc.rp;.d h.
: Archibald MICAH, Elq The improvements
sre'a 'wo eory Dwelling Houfe, kitchen, D.ir7,
Sn'ob ehnnie and Stable rhe dwelling hore is f,uat
ca on the River bank, commanding - exenfive view
tor many miles Up and down TIE Rsppa!,snroct,
and IL by ir The maj Convenient aud pleafan, houcs
IN the place there are three good -oonls ard
rah'ge on each floor, and good cellars divided in
three apartments, with fire PLACES IN each.
he store houie and Lot, which ar rrefent occu,
py, is alto FOR iale The llors Is well iitsed up ~
good repair, and is excellent aand for rhe retail
huune!s. TMre iSa good Grarary and Stable on the
Lot o. Ty perion willing to engage 10 the AIer
camille Exc this property VIII he All oLefs il being
N 'hs Heigthonrhood Of wealthy and refpeaabia
Farmers. am ai!o difpnfed ~ feN the acck os
Goods, that have on hand, confRing of good fe.
lection oil Day GooDs and GRocEsIgs-Tsrms
will he made known application to
THOMAS BROCKEWBROUGR
TaPpahannock, Dec -. o.
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JACOB JOHNSON,

J71TO LESLIE and retail Beo6. Seller anu Sta
GsHer.
HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, VT nfs STORE,
a FEW DOORS B5LOW The MARKET,
RtCBfiDND:
A VARIETY Of the moo ufsful works in the
4 = different Departments Of literature, the beR
variety Of Juvenile Publications ever offered for the
improvement Of tire American youth, and all the
common AND neerGiry articles Of Gstiunsry.
]. Jobrfon having an extcnfve book Establishment
in Philadelphia, ia enabled leii on as low terms as
any other houfe IN the United States.
He Therefore very reffeafully ioiciis the orders
OF country merchants, &c. &c.
- Cath given for al kinds Of clean linen and cot
ton rags.
Nov. 20. 2avz 1,v
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Mr.. Cent?, who wrote the political ha,e cf E,-
rope With reputation, has undertaken view Of the
preie't tac Of Europe, and he hs.taes not to arn,
in vrdiraton Of Great, Britain thar the relent Ra:s
OF Europe i, be preferred to its Guat;on fron, the
peace OF Luneville till September 1906 Strange as
this language may ieem, the following
OF Prufla is not unintereaiBg" PruIia kerfvlf 1t Is
no longer poiiibe ID HUT eyes that a fpi;e
of the fatal ue of this grand ccnfcdraey even
Ia had abjured her dinreiIug neutrality, & was ,nca
Cordially preparing TO cooperate with the efforts of
the confederate courts. !; already belpokc revou-
ton, but little expected in his political fylen,, to fee
the king OF Prua induced to offer up the rioit ar
dent vows for the fuece of their arms & their views
But what individually proved the fecrc chance which
had taken place III his mode of thinking shd feeling
and carried him mach further, the extreme faci-
lily with which the Emperor o. Ruiiia had prevailed
upon HIM 70 embark in the common enterpriie by a
mott folenin treaty By orange concurrence Of IA
tai circumstances ieconded by thr pcrfdy of the in
dTsnei'ts chat were employed in the execution of
the diplomatic pare of the treaty, this engagement,
proved abortise Ii is To- be wondered ar if tbe
pubic, who are always i'll informed upon fuch mat
tiers, or it iome perlons who know better but who
ften only to their malice and their reGensen, en-
deavor at preitnt TO excite ffp:,ions rcfpcng the
reality or the neerity of thar memorable negotiation
Is! beIreVey, thing beyond the rrasb If All Soz5t-a
l7 fbot ea~ ne~r he reueI from PAGE of biGorr-
s5 f6e confederate armies could but bav. ra1 b>sJ 10
Bsnafa,.f apRt5t 2o5 Of D.et.uker, 4car rreia boge
Ten atFare9 BY N,La ag@inF Frame and an arm, Of
z- hundred fb04ad men zs,u!l Iave Glaaeed s BoSS
mia zoCile another Of equal force zvou1 bave vayeBsd
rom tie Mayn 10 he Danube" Such is the language
which has been employed to excite new connections
IN Europe, and create new hopss in England But
Peace ieems to Proniife England more than her ALI
auces.
Sa'eM Rep:Fer.
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Rmam If B,Dst.yiti, r1pJe,y +. F,.S,i.i
ANEcDoTE OF Nh. rox.

I, was in the interval between the firm and fecouI
operation, that he e1preIed his conviction the, his
aileatewoud terminate fatally. Lord - fad, tina,
he made party for Chrifmas, in the country, and
That he had taken tbs liberty i0clude Mr. Fox in
itvithout his knowledge. But il will be ne,y
feene, Sir added he, and think you will approve OF
it." !Ihail indeed DO in new fcsne By Chrifmas
nsxt, iald MIR Fox. Ny Lord, what do you think
of the Fate Of the for! after death ?'--Iord -
(confoupded believe by the unexpected turn rhch
Mr. Fox had given to the oonverfation) made no &C..
Ply. MIR. Fox continued" That it is immortal. I
avn convinced The exiffenee Of the Deity i, proof
thu, ipFit exs why therefore the foul Of man
and If iush eIsncc the foul exits hy its nature
itIDay eEia forever. hould have believed in the
Immortality o! the foul, though ChrGanity had never
esiaed but how it aas az fsparated from the boGy,
i'bsyond my capacity OF judgnent.-This, however,
ibail know by rcxt Chrifmas" Mrs Fox her,
took his hand and.~ept MIR. Fox was much mn
we'd" am happy" lAid lac, "fell of confidence, I
may iay, Of certainty" TLsrdsa s4e.yJ
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f>On n late Lsadop fgbay.

Major General BEREsFoRB, who has been one Of
,hg ircuns:e captors Of Buenss Ayrcs :, eldeh fon
ofthe HIM. William Berssford, Arehbifhop of TIT
am, 10 Ireland and nephew to the late Marsais Of
Waterford.
Sir John Stuart, who commanded the Bri,ia
trooriin the late gotous vclory IN Calabria /, the
Ton oi The late Sir James Stuart who was for many
years Bfitih Superintendent Of Indian Affairs in
North America. sir Iohn received his education in
Gialgow--Lentenaut- Colonel Kempt, who 70 ssl
lanty led the battalion OF light infantry is the fon of
Ms. Gavin Kempt, late merchant in Leish
men fuFef5 fiddle, with fuitabls horfe furni-
sGre, is nom making in the Strand, for the black
Emperor Dealinss .yloic are richly enblazon-
ed on the hou(ngs-----'T'be faddle wb(h is of ex-
quiIte Workmanship, Is severed with red muroceo
beautifully hitehsd ard GTnamen;sd with yellow elk.
The trappngs Of the GGeG fearet eioih, adorned
With broad hver lace, ms0y tailet and deep fringe
The holaer hap5 tof tire iams materially are en-
brodsred withtwo liousrsmyn, ifiung iron, hand
in-hand Importing between thes ICES an imperial
Diadcm. Above the Grown sTt engraved the .sosds
" Lyatd D'Iie1H, beneath TIE U5,s that ;fuly EN-
pnaiie and appropriate nis,o LiSt,fis or IL neyi"
- Is whsS3 kaS very iPlsIdiS appearance
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ami Is ioly calculated to meet If. sdm;a.,;o., aal
TO lIit the gsudy tae Of the Trans Atlantic hero Cor
whom 1t isintended. This faddle and furniture, to-
geshcr with magnificent whip and Bride CHE head
piece Of which i, of ihs!I wors) ordered BY amer
eantiie houie in this city, and meant we UNDER
Rand, as prcient for the black Enperor of So. Do
mingo.-Twentvfou more, of iimilar deferirtion,
are to accompany it, for his FIGURES, Aids de Camp
and Staff, kewife AN elegant tide PADDLE for her Ia
lie Maieny, the Emprefs of all the Haytians. The
whole of whiehis well worthy the ob!eryat:on Of the
curious, will be completed IN the courfe OF few
weeks, and will con upwards oftwo thouiand gun-as.
Len eas.
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An important fact with regard to the theory of e.
irslric'ty, has resenly been dfcovercd by M BEN
vs'u. by varying his experiments be has found, in
contradiction to the received opinion tia. Olaf, and
rom produce the fame Kind Of eletici,y and that
the difference depends upon TIE rub5srs Will, a
CATS i'n ne e!etrizes an eeGrophorus Of roin, which
nlaniieits negative electricity eeerophorus made
OF piece of giais, and rubbed viii, cats Kin. ma
neits exactly the fame kind of electricity as that of
rohn. This experiment proves that If the conductor
Of an electrical machine conaanty gives poirive cleo
triciy the rea:on lies in the cu(hons which
Poileis the property of developing tile electricity ef
giais' which, received on the conductor, con,nuu-
caiss to 1t Poluvs electricity. To prove this, he
i"oN!tuies Gibbons OF cats f;n in their head the
slais is then negatively eearized ard the coudu4o
tnFnhng it with the electricity il has lot, maniiefs
negative electricity.
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HUNTINGDON, (Penn.) November SC.
Sa.'eM ResNer.

E*trad Of letter fran a gentleman at RuGcc,,s-
viie, Rtntscky, 10 biz tr0t6sr III this 6iace,
dated Os. 10, 1906.
his country abcunds with cuTof,ies-A gen.
tieman who owns Salt works about 10 miles from
town, III linking his well, 81 feet from the furace,
came on Sycamore Log three fee, over, and 1t the
depth OF feet dug up the scul ofiome kind of an
animal which weighed 2io pounds, with bur iiv. of
the teeth re:naining-a of my fz. erept through
the eye hole. Hc alto found Halle and Wanu;s,
and among other things Peach Gene at the depth
OF upwards OF 10 feet, free from petrifaaion.
Cotton rs the isapi= commodity of This country
1t ieil' at one ihing per pound-there are two GINS
and one Horie mill for picking in this,o Indigo
and Tobacco are raiisd here in great abundance
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T0HH AKCoCK.

=
IESoSl-c q: Cit -css Of Ri.bs,s~s. and n. svksx
ir c-st'es isgt Be LIS svevrd.o iG- Ctr orRikwarS
-st~s 1' bs erened co,re'etc ost,-ept of hreLan-
di--, next css- TO Asclrs. Is~-gcr and b9osey,e's
Ft"aHe Store. o"d etysoffe tie Easit ee.E9irs
partly q TX Jsiisv,dHg .i,!ieits -
z oNDoN spring. Tannel and hand. Saws, CAT.
L II tr.l and German TO-
Calee Files Of every der5;p,ion,
] i'll Lock-, brafs and ken.
Wood Screws of every nze,
81. "a * 3D. wrought Sprigs,
lod. & cod. wrought Nails,
81. & "d. five drawn Clc,.s, .-.s;
Sadso-r'S racIS- "f every 6ze, ....-.
Fraf' Nails, S'Ta'nine & G,r, Webb,
Plated Dr;dle Fits afiarted
DO. Rirrup lions DO.
lirafs mounted fteel blade Squares,
Brafs and Iron chamber door Iocls of rve-%
fze,
Stock Locks OF al, lizes
Looking and Ladies dreiirg Cafes,
Plated Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips OF every fze,
Carpenters * joiners Tools of every delcr;ux
ton.
E/o. an cfertment Of DRY GOODS.
Snperhne Cloths ard Cai,i,re-e.. ~
Fenret's Velvet and Patent Cord,
M-nc.eGcr stuEs,
Fashionable Silk Hofe,
Pofr and Duffc!l Blankets.
Coarie Linens ard number cf other 7-.;.
Giles too tedious to nrr all OF which wiil bviod low
December -. &c.
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IOEN kTSCCN

INFORMS hi. 'rieEd. and fl,e pubic, thar he OH
Z caFrie' OH his CABINET hTANUFACTOEY
IN AIM: branches. Re has removed has Ware r DOM
vi the 'front.' liouie Of William ans Er, and AL
joining the Fire lnfaranee OtTcc where H.. has. ,,
quantity Of ready made work on hand which he y n
e!. low lie Eaters hinic!f that If any rerIons are i,
wan. Of am thing j. the C@hinet ike, they MAJ b..
Supplied. an, determined TO have good warranted
work done on the iowrA tcr-s. Any orders left :.
my Wars-Rooni with Mr. John Gray, rry foreman,
'r at my f'ore, ihal! he puccualy attended to- and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December 10. If.
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AYALUABLB FARs1-FoR sALE.

n y NfONbIlF FFNFT-FDR SfLF.
( AM di!pofed to fell that valuable tract GLAND
wherein ! at prefent reGde, fituated in The County
OF Amelia, Syacks Greek, containing by eaiLatcn
about 600 acres this tract Is about 100 acres of
high wood Land, we'll tn'5ered, AMI of good quail
~ alto about 50 Of low ground heavily tia ber-
ed and Of prime quality, for Tobacco or graf. Tho
Improvements eoulit Of K we'll fina,ed Dwell
ling fiouie with two and paGage both below
aud above RAirs, Kitchen, Dairy, smoke Houfe,
Barns, &c.
It is deemed unneeeaary TO give minute detail Of
all The advantages Of this Land, it being prefumed &
requeled, that thors diipoled to pvrchale will fra
view the prsiuileS
TERms.-Ore third car and the balance in Q e.
quail annual iuG2i"'ems PoH-iion will be given in
time :" ioov q crrp Of heat IN The enfuirg fall Ap-
F'itauon TO ensls to the fDbferiber on The prsnies
By letter or 1tcfWiie JAMES r.. ROYALL.
amelia, D,c.! IT,
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SALE OF SHARES

IN The RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
IL fgSiess efa Pfokt;sa,ef As P,aEisaf and Dire
forI q TIE "'t5ms1a Tn,apiA. Confaay, 3egdaf Beir
~s'tiT. 5nd at ESzeara HaHem'! Iayeya, in tie CITY
Of H'eS'''"8 On The lotb dry Of his monb:
iTTILL be fold at Au2ion, at the Eagle-Tavern,
w in the fad CRY, the 4;h day Of next
month, si SHARES belonging to delinquent Stock
holders ia the faid Company.
~ SHEPPARD, Trsqfwsr.
December l3. tsc
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McCAY s. CONAN.

Lave reeri7'rd BY the late nryiqaA from
! 4 London, n large and faI5iogobLs oG3rt.
'nent Of Go and Si!1rr WATCHES, svifb a
rarity Ct articles IF .frqveNrry ard Silz,.r
York. -Eyo, an n0oytngenf Of fyailb hgakrr5
TOOLS cad nsa.cy4aAJ !; zrbicb, zvisb tb.iy far
1,rryFock 'enSer5 tbcir a.G0rtnrat qeyy genera.
H1ef FYsirb tbcS c8cr at tie Aneg re4i.esI t,Tse1
far eqB.
Ccfei;5er L.. If