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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-21
I4sf reeeefOed and FOR :aLe az fhts Office.
THE; LADIES'
ANNUAL POCKET BOOK.
md TIE GE.N7LRMAN'S
annual Pockct Pemenbr6neer


FOR THE YEAR 1906.
'HE Ladies' Book contains an elcv,n. en-
a g-aved Frcntisniece---an AlmanacI-ruled
pages Tor n,emorancams, and engagements, also
Tor account of monies received, paid orient, for
every day in the wear; selea prose and poetry !.
new and celebrated songs; a marketing table.
and several other useful tables -
Ihe Gente'ran's Book cantains an Alma
hscE' ruled pages for rerloranaums, and cash
accounts, government of TIE u 6. executive .le.
g's,a'u-e and judiciary, commissioner Of loans,
rsoera courts of law, patents, ministers, con.
soia, &c to and from foreign nations, military
estasIishncnts, table of the pay and subsistence
OF officers OF the navy. list of officers of the ma
Wy. marine corps, navy agents. rst Of the whole
navsl force of the u S. Post Office establish
,Nent. Coins Of the U. 8. Duties payable by
several useful tables, &c.
December 10.
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re 1-2 CAMS Singled

portion TO hunters. Her exports are a.
Bout double the amount of ours, though
ours are as great as hers were ii the be-
ginning Of cur war wiri her. We have
more. than halfthe number cs tons of ship
ping that she has, and more than half the
humber Of seamen.-Cur ordinary reve-
nue. is about 100000 and her ordinary
revenue is but about 7o,ooo,ooo dollars.
In other words neither her revenue--ex-
ports, shipping nor any thing else is in
as great ratio TO her debt as ours is &C,
our debt. We are therefore richer. We
have no direct tax nor any excise of any
nature soever.-Let us tax ourselves (and
we should Go it cheerful!y, 10 preserve our
rights as much as The British tax them
selves, and we can support war against
her Tor bali century. We can take Ca
NADIA, Nova-Sco;ia and starve her w. In.
da Isl.nls.
AN AMERICAN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-11

To Mechanics.

wish rose . very soppiets set Of PATENT
TOOLS. fo' maintaining Gu, nail,, VITA al
tie necessary heading tools and Hammers be
longing n tive s1ne Likewise, a complete set
Of tools for the Bass Foum.eting y lsnc s---cou,
tanning all Kinds OF Patterns, Vices, Believe,
Anvil tlammeis, Fiiea, ToTgs, &c. besides a
large quantity Of old Meal. A credit Of and
- months Will be given on The above Tools--
Bond With GOOD security required.
shall 5ave no objection to shew the puroha
SCI OF The nail zoos the nature aud mcth0d OK
conducting tha kind % business.
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NOTICE

4 IL persons wing claims against the estate
"a Of WiHian Guban'i, dec Iats OF the county
Of Car line aye desised 10 bring ,heo, in before
the ii'st day Of January nexr eusuing ;his date
about wh'ch time tae undersigned intends 70 'ose
ms administration and deliver the easa:e 20 the
several d'Sirioa'eea. This advertisement viii b.
plead al bar OF al claims presented afer tina, day
GARTER MOODY. 4dprr
ofIYm Er5an&. dec
Caroline county. ONotsr 81 1905 =.
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"a Rcnt.

A handsome two story BRiCK HOUSE and
possession given Immediately. situated On the
South side Of lanes river Canal, I.ar The -ubl,-
tobacco Wave house and armogy. II "a well Il
nished and calculated for Grocery o. Tagccn. or
{ botn, having ia NC aces with a'sree ki.cb
en-. roomy cellars, smoke house. &c rs r;,e a
boge tenement can he easily divided ] woud
have no orr, tioH 70 accommodate two good re-
nants. II r,qWrsL Likewise, a small BRICK
TENEMENT adjoining, fl Cor a small FANNY
Containing three rooms. sno ,ebeu. yard. &c
jas. Bouiton.
kishi0nd, OGsober 7, 1906. Sw
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Sac, SIC. in Manchester.

wish to sell the greater part OF nv
households ki,chcn GlIRNIrURU, sonir
GARDENING sud PLANT ALTON UTE n j,
Sis, and CHEST of CARPENTERS
FOOLS; SIC No HARNESS wei. finish.
ed HkRi AG,., and two ssont HORSES. hat
Ate accustomed both 20 the saddle and Carriage;
Two mich COWS ui,h several young CAT.
TIE. and some HOGS: a small cohesion Of
" .LUABLh BOOKS a MICROSCOPE. Of
considerable powers; DR WOOrR's GLASS
~ PARATuS. for inpregnating water, win
fixed AR. &c. &c.
am also DESTROYS of LEASING the TIE NE.
Mn now occupy on the hgl. in ManoAes-
ier Oh winch are . comfortable dwelling house,
kmchen, DAIRY smoke house. ice house. stable K
carriage houses garden we'll stocked wi,h We.
esrapie', aHa in ehe yard, well of excellent wa
'cr; exclusive Of rwo and a half acres of ground
wen inclosed' with aboul half Of !, LAID down in
!.Hcern; Possession may be had any tire after
tRe middle OF Noyesnber.
1t Inc above property is NOT disposed of pr.
Va's'y' :" the course 7fhe presert month. It viii
soon a!terward' be Offered az Pablo .uaion. Of
VIII Ia tue notice viii n given
lanes Henderson.
Manchester, 6lh 0acber l31S ar
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iVOTICE.

a Ii persons having claims against
/ :. tie ts,lte of Sinne ssherer. dec. are re.
odested n bring -heHi forward properly auihen-
ticated before The FIRST Ct November, ct which
time TIC administration of the subscriber yil he
closed, AMI IL application shall not be made 1y
the time above specified, this notice will be con-
fidcTed as release from the paymert of such
cams iho,e inhibited must see the necessity %
making immediate payment IS no furher mdul.
geuce can be given
George Scherer, Adn'r.
Oao5er Ist, 1906 3v
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] BOJLrON,

- 7 EXT door to Mr.. ]. Darmsdatt's,
= l,aa iust received from the Isle Of Wight,
Sn.th6-id and Southampton, fourteen or fifteen
Thousand weight OF prime Bacon, among winch
are a great number Of salt pc,ted Hams. NJ the
FIRST quality He mas likewise general a5sort.
ment I West India prodnce. Groceries. &c
whCh he WI sell low for cash or country pro.
duce.
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AN AMERICAN.
FOR TIE ARGUS.

Observations in opposition to the opinions and
principles, centended for in pamphlet called
War in Disguise.
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
4 nd possession given immedi.
{ asaly. the HOUSE and LC,c, belonging r.
the ea'ate Of VILLAIN E,ott, dec on me hiE.
near 'he swan 'avern The house is yevy con
vcnien' for pentee family, with good gar
.e"' smoke house. &c. For terms Apply 10 WI
liam A'Kim,or
ROBERT HYDE. letting
EFeopio, NJ I'm. EiiOti. dec
Richmond. NAobef Oh. 1906. e
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General Oidce of Assurance.
Richmond, 2sh Sent 1906. wAw

hIOrICk is hereby given, that
! = peiit7n viii be presented 70 TIC next A {.
serbly ct Virg mia, praying 10 remove ,he Cour,.
hoo5s Of WarsI-k county from The place ii a,
PRESENT stand, to StoEcyTun, on inc land of
R.,harl Cary, Dee.
kicnmp,i f0th Seq, 1905. w2tr
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We haze lafeW received,

FOR SALE,
II hhds. sugar Is boxes cotton :, wool
SO bills. do. ca,ds do.
1900 lbs green coffee ! Z tons castings assort-
10 hhds Antigua run, | ed, viz. pots. ovens,
do Windward Island sl>illcts, spiders, and.
do. irons, teakeiiles ard
Il hhds. N. Z. rum Wagon boxes
IA bbs. do do $50 sacks sat
IL hhds. molasses 100 bbs cut herrings
casks Malaga wine 50 do whole do
20 ,isrces :. bis. whisky Is do shad
pipes apple brandy 10 los Spanish indigo
Is bbs do do Is los nu,megs
- Crates Liverpool 100 pr mems fne shoes
ware assorted | 30 do coarse do
10 DO stone do 500 los GIauber salts
NE hGVe also on hand,
Iron Loaf sugar
German. crawiey and Tanasss' & I.inseed oil
.!B!isterd Steel Nova Scotia grind
Race s; grouad ginger atoNes
Pepper Ground plaster in bills
AlspIce Good manufactured TO-
FF & + powder baceo by the keg. for
Shot, assorted sizes retailing
French brandy Tar
Rice feeding hoes
Cheese es;s WOODWARD
Wrought and cut nails. Bed cords leading lines
assorted sizes aGd twinc
Snaf Necklace
Class ware, viz. 10 pit. Stone Jugs butter pots.
tumhlers and ocean. chamber pots, wash
teFs, asserted aizes hssons, bake pans,
;:asS churns. &c. &c. &c.
W. daily eXpea tn receive, quantity of Sherry
Wine. Window Class. coperass and A,Iu-p all
OF which articles. we viii sell at small advance,
for cash. approved pa'er or country produce.
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond May s. 1905.
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Henry Honey, his for Sale,
IS Bales INDIA GOODS, viz.

AGabad E.merties Hammootys
Now Sannas Gur.ahs
Jannah oannas Gill. Ed'kfs & Checks
Also
10 Pipes Hollands Gin go Or. casks S. Wine
40 boxes 6 b. 10, 20do 60 uoxes Chocolate
!. 10 by l2 window glass pipes Old Cogniae
8 Hhds. Molasses Brauiy
so los Nusmegs 20 crates Stone Wa,e
so gro Playing Cards 1 50 casks Lime
so boxes Cotton and IL CASKS Whale Oil
Wool Cards so boxes Shor, Pipes
90 bags Pepper 500 lbs refined Salt Pc.
SO Rhds } North .yn tire, auj
So Bbis. .tun A fresh assormen, Of
Is Hhds Antigua Rum Shoes
80 uhds. Brown SJrar
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COURT OF VICE ADMIRALTY.

Nassau, Friday. august %, 1906.
Before the worshipful Henry Moreton Dyer,
esq. sole Judge and commissary.
Admiral, Kirkland, master, for sentence
on second assignment. Mr.. Armstrong,
solicitor general, prayed the claims by him
given (in behalf of the said master. as sole
owner OF ship and cargo) to be Admitted.
ana the said ship and her cargo restored.
Mr. Wylly. advocate general, prayed the
same 10 be condemned.
His homer the judge having heard the
SAID Claim and proofs read, and the argu
ments OF advocates and proc,ors, on both
SIDES thereon, admitted the said claim, but
directed further proof to be broughs within
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From the ". Z. Commercial Ad0ert!SS

The time has come when lis proper i"
all true Americans 10 declare thamsS''','
out still more important TO examine snS r r,
lisical doctrines Disseminated amopoI r
US, TO know whether they arc such as w. ~,
promote our prosperity, or accelerate 81 81.
ruin. Il is Admitted BY all parties tna' w
stand on the verge OF pariIous CRISIS ., NJ n
VIVA: syatem Of measures has brausn' ~
here, it is not now my object to epqu ,,;,.
Bur while Que ia advising an alliance V"
Greas Britain, o6sasivs Gna3sfsns'Vs ~ >
while another sc0uix the idea o. tan. ,3ot
ny steps for honorable defence, dep'e'e'"s1t
every movement, which would give ~
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between the United States Of America, and
the East and West Indies, was a subIecs Of
a very delicate nature, and that rspresensa-
tons therein had been made from the u.
States which were now auder the most Sc.
rious consideration OF his tasjesiy's govern.
ment."
Lord Cas,lereagh, in the debate, hoped
his majesty's ministers would proceed IN
these important negoe atIons win the u.
nited States, with ali That iemper and for
bearance which was due 10 couairy whose
interests had been so long connected WIKI
oars and at The same time with that firm
'snese and decision which were due 70 he
rights and Interests of Great Britain. .
1t was mentioned in this debate, that the
English East India Cos1psny s CHARTER had
now only 5eassioren.
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK, May $.
Foreign Intelligence.

The ship Hardware, Captain Matlack
arrived az this port on Saturday evening
in SO days from Liverpool, Bringing Lon
don papers so the 18Th March from which
we have mat!s some extracts.
Eapeain Matlack informs us, tl.ata peace
was soee ezpec ed TO take place between
Gseat Britain and France, a French flag Of
trace having arrived a, Dpver, supposed 10
be the bearer of Bonaparse's propasisioos.
The British mcrehanls were alarmed at
the proceedings of our congress, MI.
Wrighl's famous tor rs.her IN tanous) Bill
having excited considerable degree Of
sgisatiea in Londen. IKE earl of Selkirk
WAS appointed ambassado extraordinary
10 the Unised States and it was expected
he would sail Immediately 10 the ship Sci
ence. bound to this port. The markets al
Liverpool were eating better.
Boeaparse hiss annouaced his readiness
to make peace with Greas Britain. on the
basis ofihe treaty Of Anieus. This decla.
ration had not made "a verv deep ilnpressi.
on 10 England. /, occssi,ned ,liiiog
rise OF stocks But Mr.. Fox did not seym
eager TO embrace the offer Mr.. Fox,
she minister, appears qaite an altered mar
from The Mr.. Fox, when 10 tho minori.
~.
INDIA TRADE.
The trade of neu,rsls particularly thar
OF the United States; with India, has beer
made a subject of debate 10 the British par
Lament. Ia this debate Mr.. Secretary
Fox said,
!" Every body knew, that the question Of
the Carrying Trade, aad the intercourse
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ensstled, ameng independent powers, or
have already, ia the very morn Of their pc.
litical career, lost their energy and become
degenerate. The United States are not
il,srnsible thai their conduct has exposed
them e chsusplcioas, though they we'll
know thar they nave no. deserved them.-
They are aware, from the similari,yin the
persons, the manners, and above all, the
ideatiiy OF the language, which IS co n a,on
TO the people of both na,ioas, that the sub
ject is a d hicalt one; they are equally a.
ware, TO Great Britain also il is q delicate
one, aud they have been willing, in seek
ieg an arrangement OF this important la
tsrest, TO give. a proof, by the mode, OF
their very sincere desire 10 cherish the re-
lations of friendship with her"
In thisremonstrsnce iAr. Munroe has
spoken, not only the language Of our 60
vefnment, but also tie sentiments ct every
cossiderats true Anericau.
hat cruel, that abomnablg practice Of
irnpressment, IN contempt Of our uninter :.
United remeastyances, has been repeated
and continued and Increased, and is still
iacreaslag. There is no prospect even of
relsxati5a. Irapressasep,s are now nuili'
plying faster than ever before. They src
conueced With oar other cause Of cDu.-
rlaint, the infringement Of our usutfal
trade for, when a vessel is condo ulaed /,
or dStsined for trial, ii furnishes an oppor.
tuRity sad 3 psrtcxs, for impfsasing shc
men, thus sh{awn oai Of employ aient. -
Ssilets are likewise taken oat Of ANY q sar
vessels in Europe, AMI toe West tna!es,
in osar coesiing trade, aad az tie very
no!l;hz of oar harbors, while puEspirg
their lawful business, oi carrying 70 mar.
kct he iumber and FISH of Massachusetts,,
The beei ard pork Of Connecticut, the aaur
at she idle states, the to5acco OF Vir.
ainia, the rice aud cotton OF Carolica and
Georgia, and oiher exports CT the Uni!ed
Ssa,ea, or imports from abroad. he NUM-
ter OF these unfortunate sealnen has arisen
70 an alarming amounl. hou3h we have
not yet receyed an Official statement which
is expected from the secretary ct state, it
is understood hat between TWO ard three
thousand names have been returuet tor,hat
department., accompanied 5y proofs Of sheir
American citizenship; and it IS believed
that ihclis, is necessarily a very partial one.
Macy poor fellows, lmpre ,sed perhaps
when 90 4 meficaa witnesses were pIeseEt,
transferred iron, skip 10 ship, cr,rsmosed
froca one s,atiou to ayother, have probably
not yet ioana an opportunity OF making
any communications 10 lhtlr l!iends, and
trough them to the department of sta;c.
There can be but very lille doub! that
there are sufficient number OF our seamen
IN The British navy serving under impress.
Glents, to man atleas sve ships OF the hoe.
they are no, only Withdrawn ffoni our
service, but made the instruments OF aiding
one beihgerent nation In prosecuting thsi'
war against another.
(Speech to be eentinued.J
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BATTALION courts Of enquiry of
- the 20 legion viii! be held at the ecur; houie.
in Alexandra, or Saturday The roth Of ths IRE.
'en' month; ard legiorafy toufs will be held
It the fame place, on Wednefday tie zIil. ths
counts will be opened at &c c'cleek in ,he fo,e
noon of each day, when shole ccrcencd will
pleafe 10 attend.
May , Ct
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Laa2oe, Mareb le.

T~o Eau,bargh Mails anved 1918 morning.
They bring news OF importance, though ion,s
what contradictory whilS lomc CT the German
pspets waull peafnsde US that every thing is ar.
ranged b,eween Pruiia and France, others alEert,
that raar befqosea tbe fqVo fs4yfrs Is i4eeita5ht
The French have fuddeaiy taken poaeflon OF
Nursbburg.
The Au!,rian Anbaaadof 1T Petsrsbureh has
been ordered to decssfe, that sae treaty OF Pres
burgh contains 10 fcerst article.
lie King OF Sweden has been fclna'ly YrleaF
ed by Great Pfisain and RuG;a. froeo bis engage,
Hlents 20 occupy the couatry OF Lauenburg.
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Port Of Alexond1sa.
ARRIVED,

1AEkIVED,
!. Ship William anu !; HI, Captain W'ccehspIs,
81 Gays pom verpooi-Dry Gcols, Salt, aia
Csasss-sundIy Msrehanta.
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second and Lat Notice.

4 Il PERSONS having claims ssainR TIE.
( = mas M'Cospat, dereaied, iarc CT Laus
doun county, are requefsd TO forward tFeir &C.
coua's by the fsa OF January, 1857, to sithea
81 The iGoictibcrs. or they ma. lie cxcluded frcn
the benefit OF The dividend d fsid eGfats.
John Mccormick, LtesJwg,
Thomas Janney, alexandria.
Mays. lsy6ns
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Pkmagis, Mayt5 rs

Sailed this morning, the iIibcrnia, CT lio
guns, Admiral Earls:. Vincent, and the Vile
de Paris, Of ITO guns. His Lordfap is TO take
command Of the channel feet.
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Two days before captain Sayre lrf, Ha-
wanna, vessel arrived from Jamaica, ths
NJ aster sf wh1ch stated, that just before he
sailed, brnlsh packet srrs,d with &c.
counts Of the DLAI II or CEChGE
III. kipg of Great En;ain. Sesealieueis
received iiorn respectable HOUSES al iis-.
wanna, mention the same lnteihsence.
[GhefleSton linaes
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Loiidrn. MG1fh II.

Lo;iden, Ne1fA II.
The Hamburg mail due on w Wednesday,
arrived GA Saturday night, with letters aud
papers to the 9Th instant. HIS sgila.ioa
and siarm continue 10 increase upon ihe
continent, 10 consequence OF ths augmensa-
ton aud activity OF The French troops in
Germany, which are now sald 10 amount
10 '142,oco mep. Flrsy have lbroaen OPP
10 Sa4bia, & the western paris elGsfmany ),
and matching for tie ia,erior, have fe-cc.
cupjed positions On tie inn aod in SaEz.s
burg. The troops which were drawn from
Wurtabufg, aAiehs,adt, &c. have resumed
their sormer quarters and are followed BY
reIhlurceasen.s i;on Er&aee. ,Others haze
,&keo possession ni j!ic E5essian tsrlielies. !;
wide io;ee o! $50 COO has occuplcd
Arspach, and Obliged the FipssIan ileeps
10 re Ire 10 fayreuth.
It's tsid that he PrussiaE commander
on ihe fycnIiers made dispositions 10 resist
4 cir tpir&uee, until he was informed Of .ts
magnitude OF the fcsce opposed 10 hin, !;
and the civil, rs well rs mi!l.a,v aesEc-ites
OF The principally have protested against
this violation Of their neuuslity. We can.
pot eredi; tits latter account, &, i; 10 kno~n
that Prussia agreed to surrender AnsP.ch
In exctange for the Electorate Of Hanover.
A, Vienna, these proceednGs appear tc
have excited some uncasincss. Baroo
/ hugut bas becn rccsllea 20 Office. Such
men as the sschduke Charles and hagsn
lhsgut, pronise vigorous government,
and niust Muse sPiri; AID energy Into the
peope. Ar froof c. ii, We are tod tina,
tie Er3psro! hss refused demand for the
passage OF a French army ti1roas The hGs
TRAN territories agains, the TURKS. Bona.
psrte. /, is said, n,etiIta,cs several new
changes in Germany. among 'fbich are tour
new Electorates. The archduke FegdI.
nsnd is TO be Eiector Of Cieyes, the Duke
of Brunswfch, Elec&or CT Wes'phalin. and
The Landgrave Of Hesse DsrmstsJsh Flee
TOT OF psnketbssn, There ID TO be 60 L
,gctor CT Fulda. Al! these new Electors
will induce new territorial arrangements,
the executions Of which will require the
presente ard assistance OF French troops.
LONDON COURIER, Ataytb l9, 20 editor.
We hnp the preia at shrtc o'clok, 70 coEamu
o;cate tie following letter, which We have jaR
received ny expref: from Dover:
"a Deer, haJffqf s, Il. NJ. Wf5ay2Gy. :
This morning, about halt palt o'eiccK, q
Frenci, baat appeared in Ggtt, "a fa2 Of tiSce.,
" There was 70 little wind. that !he could not
fetch in, ans' ingasa eomsng foo.d The foreIsndJ
apparently foE The puipo!e, the galley put OF
from her With French naval c1hcsr and twn 0.
chez gentlemen they rowed on board The irss'e
aud are gone to the admiral in the Downs.
fhey are fuppoied TO BE bearers i ap4c:nc pro-
poial to our sovernmrnt."
Loa2op, Mareb le. 4
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aiegaMnrta z5aiIp gbberll
FRIDAY, MAY 9.

Accounts Of the landing Of Gsnetal Nj.
DA on tie spsnitli Main, were Ietewtd at !.
10 l. omlngo lev Days before Capt. Dove Ia
&c. Gha,leAen Geafier.J
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Fifteen Dollars Rezy0Yd,

FyEeen Dollars ReW0Yd,
VIII b. given for experimenting aad iscusing il
jail, Mulaho Girl, who calls lesielt
Matilda Boun,
4 SbD about /? yesn, ard &c asps about
I , feet inches hieh, with iong othy tan.
Had on ffcck MADE CT couHtry ciorh. with q
large black and white FtiPe. She ran away ors
Fhe 9Th OF March, and is row psbably in Aixs.
antsia or the City Of Wslling Oh.
David Peter.
George Town. My 7, My q e4ns
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Cotton and Turner,
Have received from New Yurk, and are row
opening at their Lm<a SIRE, Ell Royal alecss
oppfie Mr.. James RuGsI's,
AN AssoRTMENr or
Irita Linens, Diaper Table Clothss
bFo@n EoiIsntss P,atl! IS, and Eskis6bu IS.
deddaiJ expes,
Diapers, Checks, Henfens, Dow
las, S1eslings, Threads, &c.
dJo far sa9s,
a few chelts Of Imperial and Hyfon
Teas, OF Tie latelt in,psrssslons-- and 50 Jacks
of Liverpool Salt.
Msy 9.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-09
A GENEkAL ASSORTMENT OF
S ? 4 l II G. g Z O d S,

CUPERFINE Cloths ard K.rfcyrercs
- Wsifcoat'ng, Diaosbits, lcdia j.ans
Cotton KtsGymeses, G,ardr,es & Naraars
Silk, Cotton, sna thread HoGeiy--smoue Wick
are few d6zeD of extra llz:
Black, white5 and lead pio X Six Gicycs
White and coio'ed Cambrics, Ss5fntt DO.
Silk and cofson chan5b,zys, Plan, figured and
eMb3Gsd
Printed, Cotton, AM Linen Hantkercbiefs---.
ysmonga the latter q lev dcz>n SrleiEns.
White
Common and Supe Gnc slirirg Cottcrs
SIX Cores, Can:tric 5cttons, Artificial WfSatlls
and Flowers
White aud black Lace Wells, Ieno do. wi
end Ga Shawis =
Leno ard Camaric Worked Mcl;ns
Sewing Twine and Shce Ihleaa
BET Eng'a i3a:s, Common do.
Nails, ttoes, Spaces
Grazing End Grais Scyth:s, sc. 81.
iGat 9. e6iU.to2@. 1awfw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-08
ANRCDOrE.

a mortal fever once prevailed on board If a
ship at Sc : and a negro fellow was appointed
10 throw overheard the bodies of those WHO died
from tine 70 time Que day, when inc Cap
tain WAS OF deck, he saw the negro dragging
OUT Of tie foreoastle sick man, who was strug-
Cling violently N extucate himself from the NC.
gro's grasp and demonstrating mos. bitterly 4.
gansf The cruelty of burying him alive. " What
aye you going 70 do with that man. you black
d--l - said ne captain " Going 20 rro1v him
overheard Massa cause he dead" replied the
negro. 'Beal. you scoundrel.' says the captain,
don't you see taat nc moses and speck5 . " Why
yes. Massa" irerisd the negro) 81 know NC
say he no dead buy hc always lie so like he'll
nobgdy reb5e, %uo,O u ben 70 brieue bm"