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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-29
From kbe isg-6aok Of tie .tSib Wood,g9 Sins, e4t
DGVi;, arrivsd be,e fyom Nants.

DGVis, arriVsa here fyom NantS.
Sailed in company with the fhip Elaridge, Of
and for New. York; brig Gomez, Ceatur, for
ditto; the fhip Minerva. Heron, and brig On.
tario, Hitch failed three days before for New
York ;--Lcft at Pambauf, ihips William Penn,
Waiion to fail for Norfolk in three or four days !;
Halcyon, Manlys of and for 'Charlcaon, in o
days: Edward PEBBLE, rorter. for Cape de Verds
10 Ia days: briggs, William, Waters, of Bottom
tor New Orleans. in days; Acorn, Fclger, fer
Bottom, in three days. At Pigrain, fhip John,
Lssaine of aud for CharleRon, in IA days; brig
Juno, Ewards, of and for Norfolk. repairing.
At Naniz, ships, Fl kiin, Quilsy OF New
York, repairing; Sally, Haftings, of and for
Bottom, in ~ days; Wanderers Haswell, Of
CharIeaon, dischargins Thomas Folger, Of
New York: Polly, OF NewYork, jua arrived !;
biigs, Report, Canter Of Gharleton for Lisbon
in two days; Caroline, Of Philadelphia, dileharg.
ing. In lat. ~, 40, long. 10, was boarded by
Frcnch PsivateerSoris, detained an hour, and
shen allowed TO proceed. On til. zsth Feb. in
a gale, Timothy Delaney, a seaman, fell over
board and was loft. Spoke on thesIih March,
in lat. IS, 20, long. So, brig Gecrge, Kennedy,
of New York from Bordeaux, bound TO St. Tho
mass. The 18th, fpoke brig Sylvia, from
Nantz 20 CharlcRon, out ~ days. April 6,
spoke Glip Union, Of and for Nantucket, from
the COAT of Brazil, ont Is months. The l2ths
Gin lat. 36, 4s, lons. 70, spoke Aip Altoona,
FROM Baltimore for Liverpool, OUT So hosrs.
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NORFOLK, April %.

-
Arrived, ship Foxwell, Mitchell /; and brig
Fame, Bake, 4 days from New York.
The hip Thomas, Bsuh, of this port was a,
Dover the z3d of Feb.
In Hampton Roads, the barsuc George VIII.
liam, capr. Step. Hopkins, 90 days from Gibral.
tar boaad 80 Richmond, was conveyed in eompa.
ny with other Americans some dftance, by the
United States brig Vixen, Capt. Ccx, to prosea
them from the spaniards, who board and plumber
every American vessel they fall in with.
A brig of and bound to Alexandra, failed in
company with the soh'r---, Williams, Of and
for Marb!ehcad.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ID Y virtue Of a deed of true from 5bomasa
I'D Eksy to the iubicrber. for the pu,po(e OF
fecu'ing debt due from faid Elzey 20 Daniel
M'Csrty Chicefer, will be expofed 70 Publis
fale, on that part Of tho plenifes now in the t.-
nurc Of Mr.. John Barnes, on SATURDAY,
the SIR day of May next. at IL O'clock,
Two Tracts Of Land adjoining
each other;
Containing about 500 acres, dtuate in the coun.
fy Of Fairfax, on the north fork Of Pohick Run,
about miles hon, Fairfax court houfe.
Doddrige FIT Chichester.
April a9. Iaw4t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-29

INOLfCCa
THAT on the 6ra day of May court TO Be
4 held for Fairfax county, at the court honta
thereof, GALL, by virtue Of deed of uufs to
me made for the purpofe Of fecuring re payment
of money paid by Charles Little aad Jon. Keene,
for Thomas Pollard, jun. expofe TO public fae,
a likely NEGRO MAN, named NERO, in the
deed mentioned, for ready aonsy.
of shas day.
David Stuart, Truaet.
April 20. dtI othMy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
CHARLESTON. Ami, as.

General Miranda -Cspt. Edes, arrived ysster.
day morning from Barbadees, iuforms us. ,ha,
an express boattrom Trinidsd. brought accounts
days befsrc he sailed. thar Gen Miranda had
Cheated landing at Barcelona, on the Spanish
Main.--lt was further stated. that he had beer,
Joinedby two British friga,es. This intelligencs
had excited considerable interest at Ba,bsdoes.
reports liked Miranda's force from three to FIVE
hundred men.
The British outward Sound Jamaica feet, con.
sisi'ng OF elghty'fo-r sail, under convoy, had
touched at B.'badoes, and sailed again. se7erat
Gays before Capt. Edes left thar port. The Bri.
tish admiral had called IN all the sr,net, or,
that sta,io0--his reasons were not known.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
LONDON, March i.

l. Oh
Last nlght Paris papers TO the 10Th ult:
were received. The following are the
most prominent articles:
Paris, Feb. 8-The head quarters Of
prince Jcsehh are at Feren,o. On The 9Th
FEBRUARY his advanced guard passed the
Garigliano at Ciprano. The army is on
the march for Naples; the ris ht com;
manded by General Regnier. the cen,re
by Marshal Nfasssna, and The left by Cen.
Lecthts commandant of The italian troops.
March 8.
II was very currently reported ycster9
day, that an Overture had been receiued front
the french government, tending to a ne.
gocistion between the two countries.
There is no truth in the report, which
has probably arisen from The circumI
stance OF communication having been
received BY the transport board, by way
% Morlaix, on Saturday, which, howevers
is supposed to have related solely to the
business OF an exchange Of prisoners.
llt vs. nevertheless very probable.]
a cabinet Council was held yesterday
at MIR. Fox's Office. II was not followed
ny the sending off any messenger, which
would probably have been the case, had
any ovetiures of the kind reported been
received by government.
The Diligence sloop of war has arriv.
ed at Deal, with convoy Of 90 san of
transports, having on board general Pa
gets brigade, and The 9th division of the
German legion from the continent.
he admiralty board has ordered the
squadron along the French coast from ST.
Malo to Os,end, to be considerably
strengthened.
Saturday government received advice
OF some movement ON the enemy's coast,
indicative oil an early attack on Guernsey
and Jersey, and all the light frigates and
sioops at Portsmouth have been ordered
TO sail Immediately for their defence, I'm.
der the orders of capt. Griffilhs, Of the
Constance, of - guns. Orders have
likewise been sent to Portsmouth,, to eou;rs
the Fhisbe Of 20 guns, with all possible
dispatch, TO receive the flag of the Prince
de BouiIon.
According 10 private letters from HoI.
land all intercourse between that countrv
and Berlin, has been prohibited by tha
Balavian governments.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
=, =----=s--7y-=S
L q ST ) e. X iP r.

+ .bl. Mkw-YoRK. ApsIL 2s.
fadic'mert f'rlmyfarr. THE g..c,i jury at the
suggestion CT n ss-th.,can rrer Ger, Found hill.
ca Saturday last aga'ns, Henry Ivbiu.sy, caetain
81 toe Led'ifey. for the rinrcec of Johu Pierce.
Reooh in tSoarii5 4fn,erien.--C. pc Webb. OF
the brig Eliza from Masicaibo. in forms. tina, iu.e
before he sailed. orders had been received from
the Governor OF Caracas. to have the militia im-
media;ely organized. and the city put in the besr
state of defence, as very alarsing revolt had
taken place IN the intsrior.-piiii. Caz.
BY the Factor, capt. Caldwell, the edi-
tors of the New. York Gazette have re.
celved London papers to the 9th, and
Ireenock papers 10 the 18th ult. They
contain but little news, as will he seen by
the subsequent Observation-Disclosures, had
been engaged in serious discussion on
the Propriety OF appointing lord Eilenbo-
rough, the chief justice TO seal in the
cabinet.
Stocks, March s.--s per cent. consoIs
SO to co. consols for April Is, SO i.s TO
So so.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
LefferfrOm M. Cay, es7. sohis constituents
FELLOW CITIZEN,

1T Is well known fael, that a schism
has taken place among the republicans,
and it IS circumstance seriously alarm
ing; il tends to invigorate the declining
spirit of federalism, aud is a prognostic
OF their future elevation. Under the de-
lusIye and agreeable sound Of moderation,
third party, called fertium guide, has a.
risen' and when hey use the term, they
mean 1t as a gohetween to both parties,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
ElgHy OoIInts Htwqrd.

Eighy DolfatS Howard.
NToLkN, on the nig't Of the 4,h in-, fror,
- The Subscribers, living in The county Of .ou.
doun, mes Frying Pan. TWO MARKs--,be
one seue ball of a liyht roam color, II hands p
an half inch high, nine years old, wilma so,rsl
nssne and tail, PAGES 'ro's an canicrs well t,,.
Other sosre bay, with saar in her forehead.
white tset and awhile spot on ser rura, sbout
~ hsndS nlgh' fouT years old. PAGES. rso,a sni
GAMERS. We viii give tho above ,sussd c.
both, TO any person, or Tosty Dollars For s;5Ss
Of them. ''"''
John & VIM. Marshall.
April 18Th. 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
" O L &c n.

'E7ns commissioners in commission of ham,.
rpsoy, against Ephrai,a M ,Oaillin. imend
TO meet on Monday the 81 day OF June. al the
Bclt Tavern, in the city of Richmond, at II o.
clock the forenoon, for the purpose Of making
dividend of The estate and eifras Of said r
ph,sim MQniilin. (Which dividend will be Rual,
When and where the creditors who have
not already proved iher debts, are desired TO come,
prepared to prove The same, Or hey will be ex
cuded the benefit of the said dividend
John Cunningham, I Assig-
John St. John, nees.
Richmond, May 9. 1906 w,5df
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06

Sicca Rupees $780, 900
And, we fear, many others, not yet
known tor whilst the Bellona, the Napo-
leon, tbs Henrietta and Caroline, and per.
haps other privaleers, are cruising, there
- no knowing Ia what extent they NAV
have carried their depredations; The con-
sequence TO the trade, and the general
prosperity OF this great Mercantile Com
munity, are consequently, Justly appre.
hepded tobe of serious nature.
we regret to add, that there were Sc
veral EngIshmen amongst the crew Of
the Caroline, and many Americans. The
gunner and two seacuDnies OF the Wal
degrave, Immediately entered, and gave
Information Of the ships expected from
China, which the Caroline intended cruis-
ing tor.--Calcutta pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06

The result OF the Massachusetts cleo
ton IS at length ascertained 10 be in favor
OF federalism. The total number fyo,es
gwen, M 4ol towns, was 20, 1888 Of which
Salfuan. the republican candidate, had
34,fS5; Wrong, the federal candidate,
as,2os-majorlty for Strong 1868.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06

There remain only 500 ,,cke,s in the wheel, -
the hrst drawn ticket, ncxs "Wednesday. is emit
tied 10 1000, dolls. THE drawing will commence
at The hour Of 9 o. clock A. N. The vince, is
very rich. and tickets orth, BY the state Of
the wheel, over 2S dolls. but as there are but
very few tickets on hand for sale, and the man.
ayers being DESTROYS 10 make finish Of the 81, .
siness, they will now sell t2s dolls.
~. 3. prizes now in the wheel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06

ed The outrageous act.
Let 10 man imagine that these resolu-
.tioHs are any thing more than the mere
ignis /afpi of federalism are of the
family OF The Ocean massacre, the in6 and
taylor hiofs, with which the American
people we're amused or insulted eight
years ago.
Let no man suppose that federalism,
which has ever been in league with Bril-
tain, is now convinced Of It's errors--in.
stead Of casting the blood of Pierce to the
account of his murderers, see federal ar
tiGce employed TO lay it to the charge of
the administration OF America--but this
artifice will defeat itself, no republicans
will ever believe that the federaIists have
become true patriots, or that the repub-
licans who ever called for the chastise.
ment Of the British, have now become
their advocates.
Yet such are The means, the despicable
means, that federslis,s employ 10 carry
their elretion--thcy hold out the idea
that, It's sllogether owing to the conduct
OF The administration that our citizens are
murdered add our property taken, allho'
under federalism both were praefised by
The Dri'ish--snd let the federalis,s of N.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-07

DROPosALS for rating 7<Vo 7-buGana
L Doi2arJ, By fttffribfion, svifbin the com.
ties Of Kiag and Qaeen, BRcs, Miidiejtx, Kim
Nil;am, E'l6norsiand, Richmond, LaneaRsr,
and Northumberland, for the twbojs ofpareba-
fsg ftt Mad Dog Stone, belonging 10 Jaues
Micoe, mud Jfxisg6 IN a. Ef1dfisB central to Hef
eomfiei.
200 Shares al 10 Dolls. is 1000.
So aon az tbs sDboir namber Of Isare5 mall be
65jsribed for, he trrjfsf proprietor of tie Rsne
lbnN advrrfifr in fbS Enquirer, printed in RIB
mosd BY 7Isonay Rifsbit, e5g. prqpeQigg a meet
ing Of TIE. SbaysbeidsyJ, on a certain day, at Tire
bogif ef 1nq6nU Bank, eJq. IN Tsftabanuoek,
s0bo Eb1H aoJrn met, PAY nb fbny rcjpst7jps jr6-
fyitfiorI :. THIRTEEN Of qvbom Tor any greater
rsn5t, 9,yisstJ IsaB eo1hHwss board, and pro-
estd 10 make pgieJ and rsgpissioD rSiaiiUe 10 fbs
kaix Stoee. Des. 8.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Nbe eor"ty Of King H'iHian, briosgirg to he sasfr3
TRam BrOotr des'G lying on Mats.6ory river, frss
miles nte0s F,asr,s fry. 4oitb;n seu e King Jasu
Cent Rssf, and about feH~ miss from King ard Qutta
Court Ho4f 1bir frat7 contains b. Late jirs<y 76s
a''H Of highland AMI about 100 Of vai4abt -oiv ssf
ra5@, s6saading 7eib ya,ie.y Of svi1 ,oi in bri,
fsopi. TIE tniiGngs fts i,nd are re-c 6a,n ant
f'6 and ofJer bogaS TIE Accommodation of az Oyer
ia, and negro0 fa'fb0 dsrfi.qis dsemtf pnressQ1-
~, aBss rObs are @ioid fobneJqs rDiH YSdspitsdi,
uie7v IL. TIE Jls sON tale Siase at F,a.ss /y,y o.
Saturday TIE 9sb IF bs fraS"t m0rfb, at zoJieJ TINE s
t.rs Of a's 40W Be madt knsrpn EopH fIs Land not
BE I thai day, ytiY be r>afrd for tie sniisg Year,
RICHARD BROOKE, E~teS,0,.
Dssnky 81. AZ.
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J.rzLIEss, SiLvss-Sxum IS Gilnxxs,

J.rzLIEss, SiLvks-SxrHs IS GrrDxxs,
A few doors above the BeiIrsvern Richruouas
II EruRN The public in general their tksn,ss, r.,
4 - 'h: liberal encouragement they have receives,
anu WIN eonidenee Of giving general fa;iLa6!o...
they hope Tor q continuance uf il.
1hey have now Gu hand, hzndfome ailor.ment
OF work, eonfiiiing of the following articles, viz
liable, Deiert and Tea Spoons; Soup, Teddy, Sduct
and Nlstard Ladies'; Salt Shove!s; Sugar longs
Tooth and Ear Picks; Pencil CAFES; Pincua,io,,
Chains and Reanls; SeHar Chains; Silver Thin
bies Tartoile Shell aud Pear-has died Psnkpives.
Miniature, drawn and fvt npan the fhorteit notice
Mourning and Fancy Loeksts; Rings ditto; Brace
lets ditto; Bredt Pins Of various Sizes aud lhapes
mourning and fancy; Gold. Silver, Pearl and Cons
Sleeve Buttons; Gold aRd Hair Watch Chains gold
Seals and Keys Of dieren, Izes and hap.s; AN eie-
CANT anstnivpt of fashionable 1ortoiie Shell Ccn,bs
ornainented, of various fzss and ihapes iua fron.
Phadelphia Earnings of the mon fsthona Ole forn.
and hzes; Gold aud Cold Mounted Je,t Necklaces;
Ladies' and Cen,lenen's Morocco Pocket looks |:
Centemep's Pate Knee Euck!cs--tS many other ar.
tcles too tedious to ensnera,eall Of which they of
ter on the mott reaionabe terms
Psrions whiting to puvcl'sfs by the quantity will
he allowed reaiaaable cIedis BY giving approved
fecurity in the city. Orders will De ircily attended
to, and discharged with dfpa,ch, by the fueribe.s.
JOHNSON e REAT
N. B. The hisheh price given for Old Gold and
'nser. NGv.l9 eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-07

THE nbferibsr intends to open an Academy, in
the town Of FredsfiekShurg. On TIE ierond
Monday in January snluing, for the inRruaion Of
youth. The nriSea attention vii. be paid to the
Improvements, in the Englih language, ii iarh pu-
pil as may, at tic fame tune, with to acquire a
knowledge ofthe Latin and Greek.
To the morals and general department Of Ire pn-
Pas, aswel a. to their literary puruits, aaduou.
asteution fhal be paid !; and every efTort made
-" Toresr the tender thought;
Toseseh the young idea how 10 moot;
To.Po,ir the fre.h isfruSiion Ter the mind,
And AZ the ysn'rous purpoie in the btvaA."
THOMSON.
The houfe procured fnr the purpofe, is large, con-
veaier, and well 6,ustei; and few fn,ai boys, to
live IN tie houle with me, and to be under my inn
mediate ohiervstion, may De accommodated with e.
very thin, excep, bedding. ts,sS1,..,
he terms for Board, Tuition, Fuel, Wafiins, &c.
viii be {. so year and for tutien only 50 dolls
to be paid in each cafe quarterly and to receive
payn,et for the fra quarter only, would be an ae-
COMMUNICATION. 80. -
~ young man as an afhaant, Of fohriesy, and ge-
neral good rharscaer. and capacity will be wanted
IN the Academy, and may. perhaps, be agresably
accommodated BY appiyingto RI.
ADNER WAUGH.
Fredesiclsburg, Dec. 81.
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TUITION.

WINGFlELD Academy Tin the forks of H,no.
w ver) will be opened the fecond Monday in
January next In this Seminary youth will be ,aara,
the Greek and Latin languages, Engfs Grammar.
Globes. N
There will be two fa'ions in the year, the one TO
continue from the commencement to the In of June
the other from the LIT Of July to the 10Th Of Dece
ber.
The price Of board, TUITION and Walking for each
boy under fifteen years of age, will be twenty-eigh,
pounds and for every other thirty pounds to be raid
quarterly III advance.
The tuition and lodging houfe will be pat in good
order for the reception of twenty pupils and ten or
twelve may be accommodated with bedding a; for,y
fhings each.
The greateff attention vii! be paid to the health,
morals, and literary and fcientifc improvement Of
the boys.
PETER NELSON, and
WILLIAM NELSON, II.
December ID: S4w
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December 81.
NOTICE.

TSHE Ssr9eyo,s Of he Stgge Road, from Rislmouf
Il 70 CbaLfhtOile, Reputable tGie Hotiee, tbat
reSd Complaints 5ave 6cen MADE ne, eftts danger 10
1v6ieb NE Pdtnge,f in bs Stage haze BEEN, and nm Srs
fs5ed7ed 10, frsm Mr 6crroG .f he tOadt, rstg r7cf
"ofriaity fran TIE inattenOn negligence De, 4pbe
ought 10 fee fbem regularly ypoi,ed-fb~1s,e if an my
JUtbry fomti,af Of TIE dienh paldgf Of tie STARE.
ofyai7oa a, eCovr, Pal pressed tie a4v diretJ 70
cgfsear bs m.e exemplary PVnjsne1 lief u5o b.
dSfaVh. Tx geserGi sosd IF SHitiy Bs dpafeb nrelgo
~ for tie eo10.Yeas IF sbe briis 01oH and my o7rH in.
fer5F motvo aiSre Efficient fer aeb illumination.
RICHARD TERRELL,
Dteemt0 IL. (san4So.I
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Nrw.ostEAss. April Is, 1904.

Nrw-ostEAHs, April Is, 1904.
q have fhe Etisfa4ion TO Inform vow. that abou,
900 spapifh troops embarked for Penfaeola on the
9Th mn. but sn informed that I2 or rs officer.
and between 60 and 100 men will eont,nns IN this
City q 20 ti-9 -IAt SIS II, "a. a.
They have aelivetss up the barracks, but occupy
ths hofpitai and feveral detaehed bulldogs. -
6 rrr.ae Gorge 70 our cotnsnilflo ner,
on the 12h inf. bst 10 isii in town exercifise hi,
puefeaorIai add eomniiGarsl functions yet look
daily fof his sn.sarkz,ioa. 80 ~ -
IS The arrival II oar ordusses asrss from fort A.
dams commenced few days hncs but we have, a.
7e, neither aores magazines for their reception
thefs being ftll occupied BY the Preach and Spania
soyeraDssnts."
Nsw~okLzAN,, April %, 1904.
q Thf prefed Of Franc sinbarke,. on the 21fs
M. Yesterday ths eomr4iEoners sf the u. State.
took leave OF the eosnp iHleu,r Of spain aud mum,
bored rs span;fh off Iersa at the Audience"
6ssrH6 5s LeHrv tlsw Gasf. e.srd F,xrs~s fs e1-
Wat,sIss, G<s4<, -,
Nrw.o,tsass, 1uly II, 1904.
=. a On Nh. sth ipa. Or, III. powaer usagszn.. oy.
eohte to this city. was delivered to me-"
Erf,49 If O ks,kr E,.stsss Eipi.iss y TIE Beer,
tacy sfRsy, ssf>s. Nsrs- o,tes~, 5s-r4,S Ie, 1906
we DID noe, ssasii sha day, receive ,hv orders @
sha r-epeb ADD spaniS senruisou.rs, fos the delvs
~ AZ ~ ports b UPpsr Ls.i6sns"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-07

DocroR HALI.BR Boz slsssty .t-ssJ Biz H.
~ se4N-y ia fbe tosls Of Mr,. 6fo,i5bJ, .sto-
net. Mr.. W~. D.4cJors, sS5e,t 6s -pbo 1i6 70 en-
~ Mr. s&vsafsg1 IF Dir Pgbt ta;to1. gR eaff, b.tsrs
fbx, 6H infant, an, tcbb Tine basr -oH BE- @dvi,-
i'f srta ne esnmw.as 'oSyfs n .Ps.y HSa btfajses
Jasaa,y 9.
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NHoSE Grefttnas 1Vbs BsDs Been COED rsosgb 10 ~
j eriSr - jts,itSS, f,see'fies ,riafise he CIR
rf 'sSair Sfoae, -oiH be tssSf fraeyif tie ssyib-
hsA Sab0t 10 Lswreaes MIR. Eff. IF 7yseobs-s,ek, 70
si 1J may s,yiDe at ibai is1 freDiovs 10 he 2o Of
nfrf 7ssfb IN o'S fb0' my Lsfbns se,toSsd, -e5I-
Mr., s,sof, 8s 1SbSis syrrcS Of ssrsi bs1s bean srj-
'dfv. a,-, jams X. AfIC0U,
January Q. 7BS'Ss7p.
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IJousToN's newly invented PATENT ME.
II TALLIC HONE, may be had a, Mr.. Geo
Greenhow's ftore, oPpohte the Eagle Tavern. The
utility of this machine for fet,ing Razors and other
nitrumen,s which require fine edge, renders i, an
object worthy the attention of every Individual who
may have ocesfon for its ufe
December ~. IT,
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II NEV THIERN.

y EUBEN BURNLEY respectfully informs the
y public, that he has opened Houfe of Enter
'anment in that commodious new building weit a
the Court houie. Attached TO the pren(es is a new
itone table inferior none Ia the aate and that he
is in every reipea, well provided for the aceommo-
dation of gsnteel company
N. B Very liberal wages will be given for a good
Cook--a male would be preferred
Charlottesville, Nov. %. epam
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SaIfs az 1nttian.

70-rs,rs.r sf<rnoc., oioei will be offered at Public
/, sr Sale,
GENERAL valuable traA. of LAND in the wsc
- tern counties os this aatc, comprehenIrg fevs-
raj thopfand acres the title is clear and free from in
curbrauce. One eighth of the purchafe monev will
only be required, the relue in fsven equai ;nfall-
nents annually. with intsrel. The plots and fur
veys may he feen by appyingte
PROSSER U ATONCURE.
January z. tdf.
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GEORGE Willy,

GEORGE Willy,
BROKER e c0il.Nis.ION MERCHANT.
Near tine Baan,
EUYS and TELLS all kinds OF produee-Aifo, ards
~ Lots, and houfes, Bask Srcck, &..
- HebaI /sr Ssir, LOTS Ne l4l, Q, 8, and 4.
which make one entire fqasre in Du-Y=l's addit-
on.-fhere is good Spring attached TO them. Tnei.
lots are we'll WORTH the afteurioo of st,Y gen,ie-
man ,sifhng to build funer retreat fr his family.
July ss.-tf.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.

MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
9Th nrquIsIrIoN.
NE iharehokers of faid company, are hereby re
a CURED TO pay Into the hands Of Jaa,es Bran
Ger, trcaurer, the additional fun of ten Dollars o,
each nanre. ON or before the sth day Of February
next
DfAr1'eaf EareJ on former Resui,ft
NOTICE rs hereby given, that all lhsrcs upon
v which there fsall appear to be due deliuque.-
eie' OF former requons viii be offered for fa. Z,
Mr. brookss tavern. in Manchester, on the l,h day
OF February neI,,a IL O'clock in the forenoon.
By order of the Directors,
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk.
december 81. f&tt lthF F.
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ENOCH SULLIVAN,
silver, GOLDSMITH AND NEWELL,

SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND JEwELLER,
- ETURNS his grateful thanks to his friends and
IN the public for the liberal encouragement afford.
ed HIM in his line of budnefs, and hopes by his pune.
tua attention to the buiinef, which he was bred
TO inure continuation of the favor of liberal pub
lie He offers now for fae a. his hop adjoining the
Eagle Tavern, Sgenera afortment ofiilver ware and
jewellery OF the mott fashionable kind confiing Of
ii!yer Tea Pots, cream Urns, Tumblers. Spoons, and
mourning and fancy EARRINGS. Lockets Finger Rings
and Sreait Pins, jet, white and coral Necklace and
Earrings. general fupply of Combs, plain and or
namented Pocket Books, thread Cafes, Miniature and
ring Cafes, gold and gilt Seals, Keys and Chains.
Righsf price given for old gold or FLYER.
December 8. r.