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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-12
RICHMOND BATH,

! pJorSIsc the lover pact of the Falling Car
= : den, and immediately oack fshe Eel, tavern.
is now in readneis to receive customers. II 10
supplied with Hot AND Cold W aleis, and a care
t' attentive boy TO attend. For the convenience
Of small parties who may wish to bathe at he
same time, the house is divided into four tliger-
emit apartments with every requisite convenience
IN each.--The house will be ne pt open from day
light till nine o'clock in the evening OF each day
kand the baths kept exclu:ivey for the use of fe
males from nine til twelve o'ccck the forenoon,
- Price for = single bathe 2s 81 ihsee
kicke,s for one dollar. Chi!d-en halt price.
~ n people of color adrnitted.
Richmond. 9TH mo ID, 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-12
} MATTRESSES.

be had on very short notice, MAT
ASSESS of ali sizes & kinds, agrecably
n, III the corae, mouse, same square, below
JOS. DarnIsdatt's. near the market,
Pnext door TO Mr. Jacob Johnson's
store.-Also, BEDS furnished. and O,d
Passes worked over.
Jno. S. Peasants.
Iune s. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-12
Ne haze lately receiyca,
FOR SALE


FOR SALE,
~ hhds. sugar Is boxes cotton & wool
50 bbls do. cards do,
5000 lbs. green coffee 4 tons castings assort-
~ mos hntigus rum cd, viz pots. ovens,
D 90 "indward Island skIllets, spiders, and
40 irons. teaketics and
ID hhds N Z. rum Wagon boxes
IL bbis do do $50 lacks saIt
. hnds, moiassss 100 bbs cut herrings
o casks Malaga wine 80 do whole do
70 lie'ces & bis. whisky Is do shad
spipes apple brandy 40 lbs Spanish indigo
IS bb's do do IS lbs numees
- crates Liverpool 100 pr mems fine shoes
ware assorted SO do coarse do
Az do stone do 500 lba Glauber salts
NE ha0e also on hand,
IRON Loaf sugar
German, Crawley and Tanners' & Linseed oil
buS'ero steer Nova Scotia grind
Race & ground ginger stones
Pepper Ground plaster in bbls
hispice Good manufactured to-
FF & powder bact . by the keg. for
Shot assorted sizes retailing
French brandy Tar
Kiee Wedding hoes
Cheese N.sfs ,goodvya,e
Wrought and cut nails, Bed cords, leading lines
a0sorsed sizes and twtuc
Snuff Necklace
Ctsss ware VIZ. IL pit. Stone jugs, butter pots,
tumbIers and decan. chamber pots wash
,srs' assorted SIZES basons, bake pans,
HAS churns &c 6c H.
We daily expea to receive, a quantity of Sherry
Wine, Window Glass, Copeyass and Allnm. "a
ct winch articles. We will sell at a small advance.
tor cash, approved psIer or county produce.
Shapard & Lucke.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-12
.June STD. 1906.

%m# TICKETS in the Second
Class OF the William and May College Lottery
are for sale at,his Office.
yET E the Subscribers, hsdgcs of the GeceraI
Wv Court. have pursuant 10 law allotted the
Judges of the respective Dstria courts as follow
William Nelson, jr. and Robert w bite Esqrs
TO the Districts Of Winchester, Hardy aud Mo-
mongolia courthousei
Joseph Ptentis and John Tyler, Esqrs. to the
Districts Of Richmond, Petersburg, brunswick
courthouse and Suffolk
Edmund Winston and Paul Darlington, ir
Esqrs. to the Districts of Prince edward court
house. Franklin. Washington courthouse, and
the Sweet Springs, in Botetourt county;
Richard Parker and Hugh Holmes, Esqrs 10
the Disreis of Northumberland King aati Q ueen,
williamsburg and AcComa. K courthousSs; and
Archibald S'dari an francis L Brooke, Z sqrs
to Stanton, Charlottesville. fredericksburg and
HsYniarkct Disuids, at the next succeeding
term thereof
Witness our hands and seals. this thirteenth
day Of June, one thousand eigh, hundred and SIX.
John Tyler, (Seal.)
VIM. Nelson, jr. (SeaI.)
Frs L. Brooke, (Seal.)
Published by order of the Judges,
Wilson Allen, G. G.. c.
" Discoveries of'Lc7ris audhis Par
~, in Louisiana"
a Pew copies of the above interesting work.
justf eceived, and fot SALE. at the Post Of.
flee, Williamsburg, aud at this Office.
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GALLATfN

TIE Aarora,(ssys the New York Even
Ing Post, } has for sos, time spoken of
Mr.. Ga'latin 10 the mos, disrespec,fulm mas
ner. The following extrsc, from the Ief,
fcrsonian paper ar Richmond Che Enqui
rer) shews pretty plainly ,ha, Ca!latin j.
out . favor, which we presume is only a
prelude 70 ont ofeffce.
" Was Mr.. GaIIasip offended did he
suppose himself oeglec,ea or degraded BE-
cause the president did u 0 prostitute tie
honor Of his country, and his s5un personal
respectfully, by ealing him 10 his counsel
npon tie great affairs gstate2
The policy Of the Non.Fmbortehoa Net
has been tested. and the modification Of
repeal is imposed on IT'S projectors. With
all The candor tia, distinguishes his cha.
rac,er, Mfr. Jefferson SAYS 10 his special
message" In the mean time, we find. by
The Communications of our plenipo,en,;a-
rle5, that a temporary suspension Of the
act Of last session. prohibiting certain i'm.
portations, you'd, rs q mark Of candid
disposition on our part, and Of confidence
10 the temper aud views with which they
haze ben met, have happy effect on lis
course"
"A step 80 friendly will afford further
evidence tina, all DER pfacee d'ngs have
flowed from views Of %Instice and c%onciiia
-ioa. and tia, we give them willingly .ha.
form which may bys' meea corresponding
disposiicaa." 1t is, however, runoIed
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DEMOCRACY UNVEILED!

The governor of Pennsylvania, in his
specific the legislature, recommends q
law sobe passed upon the following prio-
clpies:
"Thas every printer and editor Of a
newspaper, or ether periodical work, should
register his name ia same public Office of
the proper coaaty, TO De evidence OF the
fact OF publication, upon trials at law and
dhas whene.er a grand jury shall present a
lress, as q publsc nuisaace, 'he printer aud
she editor should be bound 10 a recogai.
zance with s~nseties fer their future good
behaviour and TIE court authoYizedto sup
press i fare limited time"
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December 10.
Pub tic Notice.

At Wcst,End, Fairfax ocanty, on Wedres-
day the l7tn, and Thursd&y the 18th day
Of Decexbel, ~, lie sold,
The crop Of Corn, Fodder, Hays
Plantation Tools ana Utensils, the property
of Mr.. Jodu Hraf, deceased
III schicA hase AID aiace zgsA &c Rented, FIR the
term Qfole gar,
The D~weHing-IIoUse, Gardea, and Farm,
containing upwards Of forty acres, lying on
Eunting-Crsek, end joininst the lots OF Messrs.
Ksorn and WiseulilEer.
Ind on THURsDaK, ne 1911 GDeo. wiH
uW also BE SIX, al M. Trest'& tateresiGence
mar tie NsNs Church,
Forty volumes Of Books on various subjects,
the crop Of Corn, Fodder, Hogs, a Wagon, *
Gears, Plantation FOOLS aid Utensils, some
IlousIold ana kitofen Furniture, and a SUI
Ky, Tie terms are ready money,
Charles Little, Executor
of Joan West, deceased.
December 10. cot
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BY THIS DAYS NAIL.
NEW YORK, December 6.

we fad on q rs-examina,Ion OF a Iiam.
h,roh papcr ofshe llth Of October, that
~ is,ench ambassador Laiorest, had iets
Brrlio. That the king OF prnss'a's head
oaa,ers were at Erfurth, to the souihward
Of uhich place, and towards the frontiers
Of r~raaconia. and consequently between
re prnssian aud Frenca armies, are stu.
ard the Black Forest and the Forest OF
Tnaringcns
says,
yersment. cauno, fail at the present mo-
mens. 10 animate the counuy, and 20 pro.
cure for the ministers the cordial appfoha.
ton OF all psrsscs. W. have three or Tour
armies aAoat winch on the o.
lord L~asaesdal7's sr-cali are scot TO hufi.
vengeance againss oar enemies IN italy, IN
Africa. and 10 Amrrica, and 70 deprive
them 0 fthose commercial resources when
have hitherto besa leit the@." !.
MIR. Eox was buried on the tentn OF
October
The brave Hood was mendiag 50 last
that il gas expected he would SO win one
OF the Sxpednions 10 South America.
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The Learned Pig,
Now grown 10 be The Wondfytm Hog.

THE Pubic are respectfully informed;
taat the Learns zig IS 10 be sea at
Mr.. Conn 3agai.'s, Spin -AafGen.-i llslog
will read printing I'D wriaas, nd Aas%o any
question put to him, tell the hour OF the SAY
10 enc minute, likewise tell tie day CT Ire
month and year, how many persons there re
in the %roon-it will di-tinguis coiors 10 tho
establishment Of every spectator-it viii add,
abstract, multiply and dividend to con-
cIude, any person may draw a card from a
pack and keep it copce.Td, and the hcg, "iti!-
out hesitation, will discover tie cara waen
drawn from another pick.
To be seen from nine o'clock in the morn
ing I'LL nine in the evening.
Admittancc t25 cents-Chillren half price.
December 10. st e..
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caxtson, 10 Tavern- Keepers, Sc

Whereas the subscriber has received satisa
factory information OF tic intention CT ( certain
JESSE b. LEWIS, Printer, ana late a nlid-
shiprnan in the, navy oi tie Initeo ot~ies,
to rob him OF a large sum OF money, tlro-
the agency Ut a second person, Milel. peison
was to procure a gCoa horse, abenteei SUI OF
Clothes, and new saG4le DaSs-Iut4-is cioties,
IN them, lace and lock item, ano. cut d Silt III
them under the flap large enough 10 i,ll lis
arm IN; then come to us lodgings ia Aie2ail-
drla, aid he Wouia silsW lin Wi:eIe q Illa a.
yern-Kceper lived, WLo WaS oaily III TIE re-
ceipt OF a great deal OF money, that Ii. must
put up there and deliver his saudie-bags to tie
Landlord, alld the pext day cal. tor LIS oegs
and search for lis pocket-booh., alld Citrb { the
Landlord with rol bing him of it-ard that ne
the sad Lewis would cone Ia at tie s,me
time and ask for theIfieen hundred doa6rS &c
promised tc lend rim, ard thai &c siloula u CT
deiare he had been robbed OF three thousand
dollars, and that he (Lewlsl wouio detioIe ald
make oath, that at his lodging he saw i'm
count three thousand dollars, put tEeni ito
his pocket-bock and saodie-bags ana take tfSm
TO tie tavern, and as tie Tayern-keeper had
the money or could easiiiy procure, 1T he would
pay 1t, or, if be I'D not il conid be recovered
by law" Tfisis therefore to caution ali per-
sons q; ,ainst SO artfui a Saindier.
JOHN CADabY.
Derarrbar Ia 81.
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that be might have gone further and said /;
" The British government has met US at
the threshold, and a repsalo OF the non .lm-
portation ac, is made he sine qua non OF
negotiation"
Hence il appears, that the only results
of this great war measure are hufnillatlon
and delay TO the United States expence
and inconvenience 10 our merchants and
ship.owners!
The bull. feasts, on this occasisn, have
left nothing 10 the parties concerned bot
he grateful odoar at burnt hoofs aud
koras! fhn. ReStster.l
Time which with the aid Of due perseye.
rance seldom fails to accommodate ever thing
to it's allotted station, and to make the tgltest
shoe at last easy to the foot that persists In
wearing, it, has SO completely reconclied the
good people of America 10 the conduct OF our
executive, that he can do nothing now which
they are not prepared to receive without MUIR
muir. In one respect he has conferred upon
them the blessing OF unanimlty-blessed are
they who expect nothing, for they shall not De
disappointed. The people expect nothing from
him-no not one. of them. IN this, say What
some Of them viii, they are unanimous, and
he good soul is tender enough not to dlsappolnt
them. Nudity is what the people expect, and
most conveniently for their expectations multi
ty is all administration has TO oner them
They have now been treated like the man IL
one of the Eastern tales, toSix courses OF emp
ty dishes and glasses, while nine host soiiclts
them to .regale themselves, apa cries eat nay
friends, cat-come, drink, drink heartily -
and they pretend to feed and fare surnp1uous-
ly. Of all tie exquisite repasts which the.
president has yet given, his message In this
days paper, is thss which has by far TIC nigh
est relish in that kind. In one sort OF lnge-
nuiy indeed, it surpsSses " Swift5 love song
in the modern taste'-For we dec:are TO hea-
ven that it is our firm belief That Il That great
satin;st had known the president, and tsought
Of him as we do, and had sat down to his desk
to write a paper to ridicuie him as q statesman,
he would not have succeeded Sc well as Air.
Jefferson himself. Federaiists! whatever your
party triumph nay be, you cannot but grove
at this speech, with all the motives to resent
ment you may have, you must lang your
heads il shame for your degraded country,
for humanity. We have not time to Say more
at present, but recommend to <ouf readers,
when coming over this message, to read a
long with it SwiIt's notable rhymes on rms
ron and Ditton. .W@sr- FORK Peghlss' Friend.
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Dec. $.

AyriySd, Org 3anS, 1850
from ST.. Pierres, Martinique, late Wtii'am
Wicks. mas,eT, VINO died il the Wess.in.
sdieH, NOV in enasge of James hcsnPn'l'
supercasgo, who reports, that ca the ols'
October there was su embargo la'd 10 o.
Pisrres. ir consequence Of the arlVa' Al
Fort ROYAL Of a division from FRANCE
but il was tak<a OF sgain next aat' 40
soon az II was gseelt ined that the atsis'ou
consisted only of afrgate and 'wo or'gs'
there were four ether f'igstes sa'isa win
them from Rochsfort, oee 81 %h'ea was
taken coming ou,, the osheF three are IN
accounted for. Nav 4th, sailed frcm d.
Pierrcs, and LETT there, ship LofeDar'
D,n, and brig Ruth & Maryy, Russe'' oosn
of this port, time of sailing uncersain 80
Snoke BRIG An,elone, from New Lonoon,
on, % days, beasing in. OF the FsaIl
Rock, and in sigls Of s.. sieffes, was
brought 10 by the British governnenio DIG
Dominica CAPT. $4,000, who sent "a othcsi
on board, requesting ,aat 11r- =. wooHs
Eeture with him on board she Gpnan'ea'
with all his papsss during s hours ans an
half de,ent:eE. he underwent TIE 'noss
ssrics rxa,ninasioa and was then dlsn,issed.
The captain &C ,sr Dominiea, whose naa,e
he does not recoslesf. treated ntrn win
the creates, polite ness apc IN the narst gen
siemasIy manner, ~apologi2ed Tor tie cal
Duteness of the examination OF hls papers,
which he said Vas become ascessary II
consequence OF lhs Illicit trade tcat 8 neN
bsr Of our co~unxvanen were carving 90,
and which, be SAID, he was celerm'ned as
fay as lAv IN his power 70 break up, by
sakiag MS ssst,oa before the ,o@a CT y.
Plerres, and boarding every vessel going
in ~ couriag out-he had bu, lately taken
the caum,3nd OF the DamInica-
Tnsl hefare se were brought too, saw
TIE d miuica send Of 'woboa's wh Oh puls
ed ~ tor the shors, with al insention OF
boarding. and carFs sgg off sm Il er Sc e
schooBer ,s,at Nas in n1drr the land. bu.
they weve Beat off by two forts and nom.
Der of soldiers who had cel'eesed on The
beach, apd kept up a pretty brisk Ere ct
cannon and maasae, saot, we could see ,he
bsnnon shey strike wi;hou; the boats, and
was Informed whilst on board the Doml.
MICA. that the masae. balls a!so wen over
them, bur no lives los. or injury DONE
November 9, in lat. 10 40 N. long. Oh so,
w. he was brought TO by be private armed
British ship Uniop captain Parker, from
Snyipam bound 10 Charleston, out Z days.
Caosain P. sent "a oacer OF board the
Jsos, xho. after asking . few questions,
Left hev w'shou, requiring a sight OF her
papers. Novesabrr IS, LAT. "a %, long.
SO 80, spoke the ship Rose, CLARK, from
8ostoa bound 10 Jamaica, Oh, 1s DAYS, al!
wei. November IS. Las. s., long. 70, saw
. large sparta windward; II being then al
moss calm. hoissed cur the small boat and
srnt her along side of il. It proved to be
3 schooner's main nlast, beiwten6O and 20
feet Iong, carried away above deck. 1t
llsd 40 RIGGING on &, ant hal, apparently,
oSso 4 sccw tisle 80 rhe water.
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LITE
THE Jews AND BONAPARTE.

~ W
Translator ofa Hcbrsw ie5terj from Il Is.
IS dated Paris. SEPT % accoraing 10
the -IIsstern calculation, to S. Z. 5, esq.
LondA1.
Rejoice with me. my dear brother, in
the deliverance, which af!er a lapse Of SO
many ages. is a, lcng b wrought u ITO. o.
The b ndage of Israel is terminated The
sa.scklrs are burst asander. A mighty de
liversr hoh appeared in splendor, and
stretched fcrsh a powerful arm 70 minister
to oer glory! The grea, emperor aud king,
a chosen scyon OF the STOCK Of Israel halh
planned our restoration 70 the land OF our
fathers. You have doubtless heard the
glad udings: Bnt few. except the faithful,
kuew that our august emperor and king
was of the royal seed OF David. This our
glorious prince, who deepise,h all forms,
and setteth at nough, all human rules ofac.
ion ha IA now permitted us'to publish aud
proclaim 10 the Gentiles and d5clars his
cenealoev, which is as follows from Ia
vid to Napol, he reckons nioe generations /;
from Napoi to Joseph seventeen (; from
Joseph to Jerome % from Jerome to
Lszar six; and from Lazar to NapoI, who
was distinguished in our holy tongue BY
the holy cabalistic epi,het of Bee-a har,i.e.
the son OF the Father Of the Mountain, ia
a~llusion 10 Sion. Now it to pass that
Napol Benabhar, after the dispersion Of our
nation. went and sojouraed in one of the
isles Of The Gen,iles, where, IN compliance
with the prejudices of the inhabitants and
TO conceal his royal descent, ne ital'anized
Benabhar into Bonaparte.
From him is cur emperor and king de.
scended, of this doth he now make his
boast, aud called US together. 10 prove his
high descent, and restore Sisn. And he
has also v~ouchssfed TO inform Us that the
great TaAeVrand is no less a parsonage
than the Sage A~hitobhel resuscisa|ed, 30
regulate the world bv his %counse's: who
hath in his turn, made known un}o us,
that the emperor and king, with his whole
court, vii in grand gala, in presence OF
the expresses and qurers and II he rim
cesses of his hruse, submit to 'he ebera-
tien enioined bv our hoi, law: Ard more
he hs,h ccmnarard ,he Pobe and
Cardinals in fill conchoe, 'oge'ter With
all The Knes Of his creation, to snbmt' 20
a curt0iIment, which VIII secure 70 rs a
complete iiiumph eyer the unclrsnucised
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also,
Red. Green and Black Morocco.
Fall Goods.
7OSEP RIDDLE E.,

HAS RECEIVED.
Per the shit LEoNfDAs, and BosToN, from
Liperhool-and the WOLF, from London,
The greater part OF his FALL
ASSORTMENT:
Aud daily expects tie residue by the ship
william and john.
September %. dlweoa
go quarter-cas',s.o of the best quality Mcaa-
tain Nine, for sale by
John G. Ladd
November ~, s
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alerauuua Dajlp aobertiscr,
WEDNESDAY, DEcEABER 10.
Latest from EUROPE.

Captain Thurlo, who arrived at New
burvporr on Sunday iass from Ailcant,
which place he left on the 26tn.o October
states tina, p~rsvisus TO nls leaving Allcani
he was informed by Mr.. John h, Rodgers
a respscsanlr merchant Of that place, that
certain accounts had been received there
that Lord Lauderdale actually LETT Paris
90 the 10th Oct. Captain Ihurlo, also
informs tha, several days after leaving the
Straits Of Gibfaltar, he spoke the English
souadton uoder the command OF eomno.
dore Hood, consisting OF five ships OF the
line, three friigatss aud TWO smaller yes.
sells. who informed him that they hadsre-
:eivea aaviesso 81 Lord Landerdale's leav-
Jog Paris the i6h Of October being the
same date of the a-!lcant account
lFrom the well known veracity OF cap
tain Thurlo, says Inc NewburyPot Herald
add The short passage he had from En-.
q we place the utmost confldence IN
the eorrec,nsss of the above laformati-
on.l
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Ta litter from Trinidad, datea
November ii.

Miranda shere with his army, 10 the
most d-pIorable condition. They have
hardly bread 70 eat. After his attack Oh
the MAN. he proceeded TO Barbados, bat
was ifea. faI to land, the shore being lined
with sherias sai,iag TO lay hofd of him tor
asbs contracted there. He Immediately
lett tha, place, and arrived here a few
DAYS ago; IN consequence Of which a
meesing Of merchants ard Q hers p%etltIon-
edthe governmea, 70 cora9sl him 70 leave
The place they have MOI, eewever. been
Successful The governor has pledged
himself ,ha,he would cairy Oh no offensive
opsra.inrs while here, unless instroctedso
TO do b. his court He is execrated BY his
ewn followers. really ply a number OF
those Young men whom ne has SO shams-
fuliY aeeelsed> ThGs ends this great ex-
pediiion, and thus I trust viii end every
expedition thss has fer its object the revo
iuapnss ngiaud rarsacking OF any Country.
Miranda is so much ia debt, and SO many
people rea y TO lay hold Of him, should an
opportunity offer, that | think nc will ne
vcr scave this island"
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Patent Elastic ouspendcrs,

lob lad, wholesale End retail, ef the hatentee
nert door beiow Mr.. .Merander NJ Kenzls's,
o9yer end Of Prince street, .Nsa5andr7a.
TVHEY serpass any yet extant, for ease, G,
legance, &c. Masters OF vessels and
other gentlemen going to the West Indies,
Spanish Main, sc. may be furnished with al
assortment, and a great allowance to those who
purchase by the quantity.
n. B. The buttons on the hack parts of the
waist;and ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons OH
the Suspenders, to prevent improper straining.
and thereby destroying tie ease dcslgaedi In the
construction Of the article.
July 8 RICHARD HORWELL.
also,
Red, Green and Black Morocco
Leather,
By the dozen or single Skin-for sale at
HoRwELL's Patent Suspender Mandatory,
Prince-street.
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This is to give Ne,ice,

T>HAT the iubtenpe', c: Alexandria coun.
1 ty, in she dtisfict OF Colum6ia, ta.h oh.
tsned frcn, tie Orphans Ceur. Of laid eounsy,
letters OF administrator on :hc psr!onai sRa;e Of
Tshe 11ga, ieniers lave CT the soonty atcreiaid,
dccesfed ali peilen, having claims sgsna The
faid a.ceaf,d, src hereby warned 10 sx,ibt rtsn
with the vouchers .hereef 20 tbs fubfc,ibe,, on
or teiorerhe rssh day q Geoter fsst or they
may hy XIV be excluded iron all hens 81 o. laid
efste. Given UNDER my hand shis ,5,h day Of
April, 1906:
Kebecca You, Adm'x.
April Y: zawl6
N. b, All perfon, Indebted 70 the above e.:-i
tate, are requesed to make imn:sdists paymeae
to the adD,inih asix: -
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Public Sale.

DURSuANF 10 drea OF trait from Walter z. Aless
i ander aal Catherine his wife, to rhe lebicribsr fec
scoring che payn,as Of COS dollars 80 cents and .es
ct unto Andrew scholasls aud company, AID the fur
thcr lus Of sr as!ars ssns and stsrea unto Leon.
ard and Thomas Cooks, viii re sold on the preailss
20 the hgheR bidder sJf ready money, en fucsssy ths
tie sixth day of MAJ neSt, onc undivided moicsy OF
trad or parcel ct land lying ard bsng Potomac ri.
yer liz tss county OF Fairfax and fate Of Virginia.
tanning 45s acres, and adjoining the lands Ct Gsnsrai
Thonipfon Mafon; Ausultinc J. Saith; and Tob:as
Lear-diant about ssSca mics ftcn a exsndra--ihc
tale to tou,nfnee pr:eiiey at II clock Of that day.
@. D1NEaLl, Isultee.
April cots
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25

Now Landing,
hsn SsbessE Fsne, f,sa NssV-Ysrs, and fer
(aie BY
LAWRASON 6 FOWLE,
40 Barrels prime Pork,
70 90. 50. Besi.
449s, Jssa sssaoser MariS, ffen Bssss,
sales Beerboon Glrahs,
gee piescs yellow Nankssns.
(s stars,
Imperial, !
Young Hgfor, ; TEAS.
Hyion Skin
RuRia and Ravens Duck,
Calk and box frsfh Railns
Grouna Ginger,
Mufcovado Sugar in barrels,
Double regnsd loaf do.
400 boxes Hould and dips Candles, CT H..
fsiior quality. for tas Welt India market,
80 bsxss Chocolate,
90 baus, New England Rum,
pipes ana half pipst Tsnenfe Wiass
10 rolls mild Lead,
500 pair ,ncHs' coasie and Ene Shoes.
VI Il " D,
A Bill ON New York for about goo
Dollars. Apply as above.
April 9.