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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28
HENRY K. MAY

HENRY K. MAY
Has noev laxding, fer sahe,
IS tons Platter OF Pa.,s,
50 boxes Mould Candies,
70 boxes Chocolate,
50 barrels Prime Pork,
6 hoghssas Mu|eovado Sugar,
lsagur Cape Madeira Wine
III STURE,
London Particular,
London and New York Market
Particular and C.rgo Teaef.f.
Catalonia and Cjs!et
50 barrels No. I Cargo and Prime Roef
10 barrels Bounce
bales Eeerbuoin Surtahs
bale Fsndab :, aas
s hiidg. Molsas
s e4ass OF chctft, Of i,ferior quality.
AMl 8. urn
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28
FRESH TEAS

Juft Received,
And for /ak BY The JxIlrr7ksr,
rs bales Cottons
IS tierces Rice,
10 hhis. aIaaIca RurF,
5000 VT. nee Bacon
100 esGs Sgons Line,
20 dozen nice csftcr Gil, in pint bo;tIessf
loco hulhels Sally, fai'ak e for the ffheriesss
soc Spandh HIDES, and Gtoceties as uiuals,
Mordecai Miller.
heril af.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28
MONDAY, ApR1t %, 1906.
aF r E NJ @ Y Il Z.

T. CRAVEN has removed his Store
next door TO Mars tapera; where he offers for
Sale general aaoument OF
DRY 9 GOD s,
Ind daily expects q further Supply.
Apn, 3
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
Pulluant 10 a desd of vroa from Samuel Hihan
10 the fubfa:ibsrs, viii pcremptoriIy be fold.
on SATURDAY, the 81 day Of May, az
half pag 10 O'Clock, OF The pIsmiias,
a LOT of GROUND with two HoU.
n SEs, ftua,c on the loush eat correT Of
Daks ahd UnioA ftree;s. Terms, sc. will be
made known at the place of fae-
JAMES DAVIDSON, }T,ua.e,
P. g.. MAR oTELLER,
Aprl III.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28

20 A young Lad of good morals
aud rcru,abic connexions, that can write toie
ra5ie band, and understands accounts, may mes'
with au eligibe ftuation TO be inffrutted 30 nsr
eaosi.e tranfaaioas. aud bave his boari, lodging
wshiog, and cloa,hing found HIM For infshef
Information
ApPJ to the Printer.
April Ia F-"W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-28

-47E77 J"T E1e.07u 77". ~ % IvI"'
10 bales Calcutta Piece Goods
co..SIsTINc OF
Garrahs, NJ 'moodl.s, Puojum Cloths, sans
mas, C9H4s, BZf;ss, ard Ch.tka.
Il L 50,
C~;"oes, cel,rca and waits Csrb,ick Muf.
sn, Und,fG.d C;Sghsms, Six CbsnbrsyA
Casnt'ick, Dmi'y, Ceson Hofe!y, Black iute-
firing, IF;ei Lireas, Yellow ard Scarlet Ban.
dano Handkerchief, Whi;e Grape, Pic Niek
Silk Mists, si:s, u,,abrelas, Leno Muffin, Crcas,
B'ue Oily Haudketehiefs, Sooy RoHlalI,, Blos
Gur,ahs, Real LanArn Superane Black and Blue
Cloths, g.. ss;. for f.le, on rssisnable terms,
either BY whoa!ais or rcrsll at thsir Store, cor
oer 81 Roy and King arcets.
April az. d2w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20
by Authority
AN ACT

1I'reeffng tie secretary erfhe trcrsnrv. 70
cause me COAST Of North Carolina, Be. syeen
'ahe Hcfferas asd Cate Fear, 10 be sur.
veyed.
BE sf enacted BY rhe Senofe and Hou,e
OF HesreeenfafiOcs Of me United States oS
america, az Congress assembled, That the.
secretary of the treasury be, and he i
hereby directed to cause the coast of
North Carolina TO be correctly SURVEYED.
between cape Halteras and cape Fear: 10.
ge'ner with the shoals lying eff and be.
tween these respective capes or h.aa
ia'os' and 10 report at the next ses.jeSh Of
congress on the praGlicability of ereetine,
hght house, lighted seacon or BUOY. 90
or near The extreme point of these sboals
OF either OF them. And the sum of five
Thousand dollars is hereby appropriated
Tor the purpose of defraying any expense
winch may be incurred in making such
survey, TO be paid out Of any money in ,hs
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
NATHL MACON,
Speaer or f5e Home al Res,eseata,;,-r.
"a SMITH, President
efthe senate, Pso temps
april 10, lSoS.--Arpnovzp,
tn. JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20
AN ACT
Relati,ag 10 bonds given tn ,ag,sba,,.

ReSati'.g 10 bonds given cy ,4qrssa7n
BE il enacted by tie SenGse ana j,5.,se
" ftfreosntoiit'eo Of The Un;sed esates 80
.4'ner1ca, IN Congress assembled, '.ha, he
oond heretofore gwen or which may
hereafter be given by the marsbaI Of ans
district Tor the faithful performance &c
the duties of his Office, shall be fled and
recorded IN the Office OF the clerk of Tive
dis1r'ct court or circuit court, sitting win.
IN inc district for which such marsha,
snail have been appointed, and con,es
thereof certified by the clerk, under the
seal OF the said court, shall be conp.,eot
evidence in any court of justice.
Sec. 3. .A1d be it jurfher eudcfed. Thai
IL snail be lawful in case of the breach of
me condition of any such bond, for any
person, persons, or body polite, thereby
INJURED, 10 institute suit upon such bond
III The name and fer the sole use Of snch
party, and ihereupon 10 recover such d,.
images as shall be legally assessed, with
COSTS oil suit; for which execution NAV ;s.
she tor such party in due form, and in ca,s
sach party shall fail 10 recover in the suit.
Juuginent shall be rendered, and executi.
on may issue fer costs in favor of the de-
fendant or defendants against the parry
who shall have instituted the suit. and ,bs
United States shall in no case he liable for
the same.
Sec S. ind BE- IL further enacted. J'ba,
me said bonds shall, after any ludgmen,,
or Judgments, rendered thereon, remain
as a security, for the benefit sS any rers
son, persons, or body polite, injured by
breach of The condition of the same, until
the whole penalty shall have been reco:
Yered and HE proceedings shall be Ell:
ways in The same manner, and as herein
before direcled
Sec. 4. Ind be ft further eaactes. Tba.
all suits On narsbal's bonds, If the ri,rht
OF ACHE. has already accrued, shall, be
commenced and prosecuted within tt,res
years aiser tbs passage Of ibis aet, and NOT
afterwards. And all such suits, In case
the right Of acton shall accrue hereafter.
shall! be commented and p,oss cuted with.
IN six years after the right OF action shall
have accrued, and not aFterwards saytnp.
nevertheless, the rights Of infants. Peme
cove'fs, and persons non c0pihss ale1.fis, Sc,
that they sue Within three years after their
disabilities are removed.
NAI'HL. MACON,
Sneaker Of she II iiSe Of Eetresc7f..,iys
S. SMITH,
President ofthe Senaie hro fe17hor,.
April 10, 1896.
TIL. JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20
thus the produce 81 .he soi,on;;e. ana i. ,,,.,,

thus the produce Of ,he colonies and the mann
features ct the mother country nigh, 6nd ;he;,
way'to each other By this ercui,.us rout. III
Complains that alter this understanding between
the two eoun'ries, THAI this opinion should b.
departed from in the case of the Essex. which
served as signal for the British cruizers. ana
tha since that SINE above ffty American ships.
engaged IN this commerce, have beeu carried in.
20 Brush ports and are detained He complains.
'na. sh'a,n gave no intmation OF an in.cn,i IN
to change her conduit on these points He ado
that he makes tina, communication in homes rs
a snendly adjustment. not only on this spb;eta
but also on the other. Of inpres.ine American
seamen, which he admits is matter of pceul;ar
de'icacy, by reason of the similarity Of per.
sons and manners. and particularly from tlr i.
dentity oflanguage with =. TWO nations
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20
BREWERY FOX SALE

NE subscriber will SELL all his interest -
n that extensive BREWERY, which he oo,.t
occupies, situate on he river Potomac in the ,oc5
OF Alexandria, district of Columbia. Of v,sieH
Al years OF an tnexpired lease from Septemscr.
. 70 come.
This Brewery is on very extensive pIon,
having two copper boilers of 1900 and 500 gaig
'ons' wtn every working utensii complete
with malt house, Kiln, MILL &c.
To the capitalist, this concern offers many in.
t'1cemsnts, 1900 barrels beer having bse 4, brewed
by the subscriber for some seasons back, and IL
capable OF being considerably extended a bsf.
rel OF Beer can be sent to the city of W3shs
ington and George Town az a few cents ex.
pease.
Proposals will be received to the Is, Joy, and
every necessary information may be had by
letters. post paid, by applying 70
4 THOMAS CRUSEs
Alexandria, SIN May, 1906 wtlSO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20

.sa'e that twas at times so thick from the smoke
mat they could not see mile a head.
Inc Pilots also find difficulty in coudua;nr
the vessels up and down the river.
Change OF wind will relieve the Inhabitants
OF inc towns tor the present, BUT nothing bur
tNn' lwn,en Is so deyoutly to be desired, for
this and other reasons) can remedy the u,;seh;ss
cffeaually. ~ s.'''e'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20
A. HEWES & Co.

II AVE received small quantity Of very SUI
4 4 psrior quality CHEESE whole and en-,
HERRlNGS; Alexandria BEER, of good a "a.
lily Rhode Island LIME, N Il. SUa.Z
which with general assortment OF Groceries.
they offer for Sale, either for cash, negotiable
paper, or exchange tor cosntyy produce.
Richmond, Goth NAV. 1906 &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20
PRiLApeL,ntA, May 10.


About eight o'clock yesterday evening,
the wind blowing violently from the w.
and N. w. a FIRE burst forth from s.
wooden Building, situated back OF Dock
street, between the Bank of the United
States and the Bank Of Pennsylvania, and
in short time the whole range of build.
ings, on both sides Of Relief alley, from
Dock street to Carriers alley, was enveiop
ed in lsmes.
Every exertion that could prompt the
zeal and activity of our citizens, was used
on this occasioD--snd considering the
violence Of the wind, the narrowness of
the alleys, and the many combustibIe
materials (being chiefly carpenters sbops)
tits some consolation that the whole block
was not entirely destroyed.
On Third street, z three story brick
buildings were destroyed, and on Dock
street lin the alleys adjoining, as far as
we could ascertain, about Git was past
IL O'Clock before the fire was got under.
Such an awful scene has not been wit.
messed Tor many years in the city of Phi d.
ladelphia--For two hours it appeared as
Vt no human skill or exertion could check
the destructive progress of the flames.
they extended their sparks 70 q vas; dis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20

lance, and the attention Of the ei,iseos
was called to many quarters. Ia. Front
street between Walnut * Chestnut sreets.
the house occupied by Mr.. Valance, was
naatiy destroyed by one ofthe combus.
iible materials.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20
Esyaet Of a ieHer, edted Na,c5fot5r,. NJ,
MUcb, 1906.

hf''Gct Of ieHe-, eated Mac5ftotbrs, i7,5
March. 1906.
we ave likely 10 have brush with The
spaniaris in this quarter, in consequence Of a
small parcel Of land bs.ng claimed by the tu,o
governments, situate between Eatcbitocbes and
he 'iver SABINE; neither party being dioposed
10 tsl'nquish their ju,itdiaion, are sbout to trv
"nIeh IS the stronges,.--In a former letter. /
informed you captain Turner had driysn small
psry oil soldiers from this side the Sabine rivr,
,hey were much mortified at being Obliged "a
move, and have since collected between 4 and
9uJ men at little town called Nacogdoehes.
10y miles west of this place. from whencs they
nave med n jar Porter OF their intention 20
'ssune iheir former posts. one of VIII ch is only
miles distsn, FROM this place; the m. ior has. in
consequence, sent out detachment Of 60 men
under he command of capt Johnston, to pre-.
vent the Spaniards from occupying any part on
this side OF the river, or. if possible. TO proven,
Their crossing tits conjeaured, from the dispo.
siuon OF capt. Johnston (who would almost as
soon hghs as eat) that if the soaniaYds cross
We riVer, an engagement will tnsue--we are
not fearful OF any III consequences here, let the
issue be VIVA, it viii"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20

wards the Americans. and there appears
to have bsenn nothing ofa hostile nature re.
ceived from the Court OF. Madrid, aud i, is
the prevailing opinion here that all differ.
ences between the two nations will be ami.
cably settled"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20
E'rfrect Of a letter from Hdvanna, da,ec
y1IrH 6.

am surprised TO see so much in the
United States papers respecting the poll
teal relations between The Unted States
aud Spain. am confident that one half
the Gazette accounts are nothing more
'hanmere iabricauous, as already know
some OF them TO be. Il seems to be insi.
mated thai hostile appearances are mani.
tested by this government, but assure you
tha' IL rs directly the contrary, and that a
very pacific disposition is entertained to-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20

French celebration The fete OF Saint
NaPoieon, and he re-establishment Of re.
iiigisn, is TO be celebrated on the 18th OF
Augdst---frhs anniversary OF Napole.
on'S coronation and the battle of Aus,er.
il'z lsio be celebrated the first Sunday in
Decsmbcr--- Moniteur.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20

Mungo Park, the celebrated African
traveller, with his retinue, consisting OF
100 armed men, has arrived at FayaI,
where preparations were making for his
departure to explore, according to his orr.
g'nai plan, the interior Of the African
coast.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-20

by capt. Glenn we learn, that Adm.
rai Gragina died at Cadiz, on the eth Of
March, OF The wounds he received in the
battle OF Trafalgar tina, about two
weeks before he sailed, four French fri.
gates and twobrigs with six mouth, pro
visions on board, sailed on secret eSoe-
dl'ion.--That Tier. were "a or S Feench
and Spanish ships. of the line al Cadiz, ?, o,
. OF which we're preparing for sea, with
The utmost sxpedtion.--Phil. pap.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-17
THURSDAY. ApRlL ~, 1906.
N % T i C f..

IN HEREAS an advertisement dig appear IN
Wy tnpdry newspapers under he lgnasate OF
IFb5emds fsai,fax, t,ated Alexandria, April aA,
500, fatn,g thar he did deliver a let,erto the
Pea Rider, in this fown, directed to MtRss.
George & John Humphreys, Of ChaFelown,. er-
s-loGng peG note CT the Bank Of Alexanaria,
COR two hundred * four dollars So cents, which
note did not get TO hand; and aac containing
a Caution, 20 proven, any pcrfon from receiving
heiame--The whole of which advertisement
was well calculated 10 make The public believe
chat / had Improperly made ufe OF the iaid note.
Bnt the truth is, dlat The faid Thomas Fairfax
laad delivered me 10 foeh letter, bur had put
4, into The Alexanaria pof ofite, from whence
il had gone 10 Charleston, (Seush Csfolinzl
with the Alexandra poa mark regularly onto
and has been Gncc fafcly returned to The owners,
in Charleston, JsGrrfon county, Virginia.
Anthony Moore.
AlexesayFa, Arr! IS,
Sesh papers as pabl;l,ed the advertisement OF
Thomas Fairfax. above STUDDED TO, g'i' pease
puhiifh nc abtye. a, vi
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-17
PUBLIC SALE. {

I'M MONDAY, The sIR Of ibis tnorth
{ viii be fold, at plblie vsnlus, on the Pre-
lies. TO the highee bidder. for ready hasaey
3NE ACRE GF5 GROUND, tituated on Gi5
Jon, betwecn Alfred ADD Coumhus ttrsets, an'
"a which therssis fmail wooden building.
WM MAC CREERY, I Aaigaess Of
JAMES H. HoOEg ~. Gili's eftase
April r. dti
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-17
mo. 1911
II OR SALE,

a Traa of Land, in Stafford coun-
.ty, ABOUT four miles above Aqaia, containing
'soo acres. The laid land is web watcred and
heavily timbcred, and has omit all the necelary
accommodations for a family. The terms cf
payment will be, enc third in hand, and the oshsr
two thirds at two annual iuaalmsEts. Bords,
with approved security, will be stqu'ed. For
fusker particulars apply The subscriber on the
preniles, or,osDr. .J5abu Broaa.eb, Dumiries.
William Bronahgh.
S.siF,td County, a ri Mach. 7aw4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-17
Dilolution Of :Copartnerfhlp.

THE Copatfnc,bip hitherto fulfilling uurder
the fiji, of .fsG,pb Riaat g Co. ofAlexaodr'a,
was dhayed the fftt infant, by mutual con.
fee,: Ali perlons that arc Indebted to, or that
have claims on the fame, are requeNed'to con!r
forward and fetsie, as it is deisabe TO clofe The
conc-.n as focn as pagibie. Thofe wholr ac-
counts are Of long asuding arc particularly re-
eueaed to attend TO this 7acsice, and fnsks
,payessnss to either Of the .nt!crihe.'.
Joseph RIDDLE,
OF Alexandria.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore,
Ssesrfnbci y8.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-17
To RENE.

TO RENT,
a TWO STORY BRICK House. hta.
n ate % St. Afaph afecr, between .k'ng
and Prince areets, four doors beyond MI fa~'
office, now occupied BY Mr.. Amos Aiexaid.
roaefIi on will be given en- the I5ih March
Application TO be made TO
George Ycungs.
February IS. .@~a
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Ssessmbei ys.

LOST,
OK Wl1utssay. evesisg isf, IN ersear fbt ta7o"'
The outer Cafe ola WAIGH.
Isis.ot GeLp, plain and of modern fslh'on'
Fipe Dgizerf ,e1sa,d VIII be given, p any
pcrfon who will del.verit TO the
PRINTER.
February ~, :, 3
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-17
.GoUe7~ Seed,

CZoueY Seed,
. Warranted of the .beh quality
Landed this day from Philadelphia, and for
falc, on very low terms
Vaudeville & Jameaon,
Wd0 bave taR reeeived,
Sc barrels old Rye Whlskey
lsooo lbs Green Coffee
20 boxes fine Salad Old
20 boxss Chocolate
1900 lbs heavy Pepper
10 boxes freIh Maaard
A few bales Tenrsl.ee Cotton
700 resms Wrapping Paper
March ~.
HENRY K. MAY
E9as seccived, per Brig Equator, Moore, from
New.caals and offer, Tor Sale. it Hnmsii-
a,sly applied fer;
80 casks Red Lead.
90 casks Patent Shot,
Is casks Ingot Lead and
SO lhecss Milled DO. ],
December 8.
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Has reee;vea.Ly The late 4rriUSl, an slsgaat ~.
Jsriment Of
C O O d IS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
sI .opdontuperfnc Cloths Corded CaInbricks,
and Cashmeres, Lace Co.
Bennett's patent. Cords, Rich Colo0see ana n'
Do. ,Waiacoarings, cured India Mas,ins
Silks, Ma!ekins, Flo ylsdia and -Brlsdh COOK
rentines, 90. ;,
Imperial cIoudea and Lace Capsa Haneker-
white Ma.!eilles, chiefs,
Teilinetts, SnaRdowns,s Extra SakY5loKes'
E,anneIs. ,ofe Blankets, Pic Mic Mitts.
Co,t,no, Plains. SILK Cord and Buttonss
,Kerfeys Halfthlcks, Can'hfiek HpStons'
Lambs Woo, Worssed, A1tiiei@l Flowers and
Cotton and SILK 40. Wseaths.
Gerv. Otrich Fcathera,
Irub 6 Flanders Sheet. I1aliN Mantaus,
iags, Fine lna'a fslAms'
4 Z ! Irih Linens, Batsas, Mamaoeles,
Shifting Cotton, Bewiais, ilcA'ehooiS'
I,ope Lawns, Ofnaburgs. Brown rolls
Linen Csmbricks, sc. &c.
Dmities, Cambrick dol
a-s he daiD es9sA an add1s' one
aGortmsat q rALLseooDs. -
,Oa. %. o't
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31
n Valuablc Establishment
FOR SALE.

M. CAREY intending to devote his attention
chiefly to the manufacture of the above three
articles. offers for sale very liberal terms, his
Miscellaneous assortment Of BOOKS " STA
TIONARf,in whole or in part, as may suit the
purchaser and II necessary will give lease for
few years of his store, No 122, Markct.s,reet.
which as stand is inferior TO few in this city.
This holds GU; very advantageous opporta-
nifty tor young man, possessed Of a moderate
capital, and capable Of giving the necessary se-
eurity. To such person the payments will be
made easy. st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31
Family Bibles, SchOol Bi6ies ana
WonbareH zeStame1uS.
NJ. cHREY.


D ESPECTFULLY informs the BooKsxI-
~ LERs throughout the Union, that he is now
enabled TO furnish the common Family Bibles
by the single hundred. at as low rate as they
can be printed for, in editions ef 1000 at time,
'vhen the expense of composition is Hcfrred for
each edtioa. Ii is unnecessary to mention the
heavy advances those large Editions require
during their progress, and the great delay una.
voIdably attendant on them, at least eighteen
months or two years. These are considerations
that cannot escape the observation Of those int.
rested in the business, and which have been du
ly felt by such as have been concerned ~ the
editions heretofore printed in this country
Itisnot by any means the publishers inten-
ton TO depreciate deery any works Of the kind
either American or imported. But he begs
leave to observe, that there are more curious and
useful addenda Of Tables. &c. to be found in his
Bibles, than in any extant--and the marginal
references are thrice as numerous as in the Bi.
bies usually i'm sorsed or published here.
NJ Carey's standing School Bible has been
carefully read over, and all the battered and da.
naaged letters removed tits at least equal TO
any offered for sale in this country. The terms
OF sale are liberal as 10 price and credit.
Tostanents printed on Honpare Types, and
on excellent paper, to be had as above.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31
Geo. Watt
June 5,h, 1905.

HAS removed from the store ne formerly oc
J. L cupisd 10 brick house on the cross street
leading from tie main street to Shockoe ware.
house, where he has on hand and oHers 20 dis
pose Of on moierateterms, by WHOLESALE,
TIE fof}o7ving Articlss, yiZ:
Loaf AMI Nuscovsdo Sugars.
~. England, w. Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cognisc, Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality
Molasscs, Ginger and Fig Slue,
Young rs son and Imperial Tea,
200 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
s'Aseat Shot, assqfted slzes-And
The remainder OF his Stock cf Dry Goods
consisting principally of articles suited 10 the
present and approaching season, which he viii
either sell on credit of 8, 6 and 9 months, for
nstes negotiable At the Bank of Virginia, with
approved -en'iorsess, or barter for Tobacco
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco
Richmond, Odd March, fe0s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-31
ROBERT GRE4IfSiIOW,
n MERCHANT in WILLIAMSBURG

IN ~ Ian ~ AZ - ~ n ia W o.
IEE returns his thank 70 his good customers,
and the public in general, for the support and en-
couragernen, he has experienced du,ing he whole
of his mercantile career. His time OF life, and
extensive dealings renders il now absolutely ne.
csssary, that 4 retrospect should be taken that
he should in measure withdraw fro n business;
and seriously set about The winding up oi ms past
concerns. To accomplish which, he new entrcats
all those IN arrears. either by speciai;ies or open
accounts, to favor him SO far. on the prescntati.
on Of their respective dcbiss, TO come forward, &c
make payments or give him satisfactory assnr-
ances, that on or before tine year eighteen nun
dre, aud seven, such should be made.
FROM and AFTER the LIST day OF tbs ensuing
year. the business of the store will devulve
wholly on KOSCOW COLE, for whose Con.
due in every resps1. he can from long expert
ence vouch Itwiii lie conducted under tine firm
of GREENHoW s. COLE, and il NOT on The
extensive scale tina, it mas heretofore been, it will
be generally fonud supplied with such articles as
are most in demani-which being At all times
purchased with CASH. w:.l be disposed Of tor
CASH, s1ch FRoDUcB Us may suit, AND OF
CREDIT oNLy To pUNCTUAL CUSTOMERS, on
as low terms as possible,
ROSCOW COLE begs leave to assure all
these whs may favor him with their custom, that
no excliion on his part shall DO wanting, to give
satisfaehon. That late. oreariy, he will Gfhealih
permi,s) be ever ready TO attend the demands o.
customers, aud endeayor TO deserve, the PAT.
aoHAoz OF THE PupLIc.
Williamsburg. Bee. 2o,h 1905. TIT