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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-01
DrsTRrcr>oF CoLumBIA, GousTY OF. ALEX
aNnpyA1

TIME defendants Augustine George, ard
Il Martin George, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act asSemtly and the rules of this coItrt, and
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the court,
upon afftiavit, that the said defendants Angus
tine George, and Martin George, are not IN
habitants Of this district--on molten of the
Complainant BY his counsel, IT'S ordered, That
The, said defendants, Augustine George
and Martin George, Go appear here on ffhe
frst.day of November term next and enter
their appearance to the suit and give security
for performing the DEGREES of the court and
that the other defendant Jesse Hammond, do
not pay away, convey, or secrcto. the debts
by him owing 10 or the estate and effects in
his hands, belonging to the said absent defend
ants Augustine George, and Martin George,
until,the further order decree of the court
and that copy of tliis-ordcr be forthwith IL
serted in both of the public newspapers pub
lished IN this county for. two months success
sively, and that another copy be posted at the
front door Of the court house of said county.
A eepy.-Test.
6. DeneaIe, c. c.
September 4. dem
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Wanted Irnt1ls dfateiy;

TWENTY stout, able bodied labourers, to
be hired by the month, to work on the road
betweea Alexandria and Washington.
;Applyto 81
--1r9F-S ssfgs a Z, Is s 4
SeptemheF ~.
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Hinkley's Infallible remedy ~
the Piles.

Hehas Akewils t0r Sale, IN
a general afcr.men1 OF Drugs fa s ,sa.
dicines, Shop furniture and VisIs; a'ss al,
fome Hall Lamps; Indian Shades; proc m.1ea
EEenee of Spruce Patent Biaek.Ds %e,ds;
and Sherry'wine; black bottles 10 pe sIas>
paints srpund 10 oil; and fe~ ssf'. h,. ,,ra
feed Oil, which he will felloH fss'0sz0'. soa
fot eah, Or to panaaal eueo"e'' Or .
credit. ~
ar A e.neros. allowance viz se a 10 ~
.shofe who purehale the above ''''
dozen. ssa
March 7. ..~s
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Dr.. Cooley's Vegetable Eli
~Oy Cough Drobs,

For Caughs, Colds, Afshma', fpissing OF O,0'a
and all difeafes Of the langs. Il. nsE''' N'''
unri~ailed. Price spfcnts bottle.
Dp. Cooley's Rheumatic Plll''
Price SO cents bcx.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-01

DlsTRIcT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY oF>ALEa
ANDRIA, IS.
Jaty Term, 1906.
'WiiliamG Garland. C2mJ1t. \
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-16
advertisement.

n consequence OF resolution of
j the General Assembly, passed at
their late session, l am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry res
pecting- the situation Of all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those in the ser
vice Of the United States or of this
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean OF effect
ing the object contemplated BY the Ex-
ecutive, have thought proper thus
publicly to request OF such of the citi-
zcns of tie commonwealth as may
have any knowledge Of the situation,
number, quality and size or,weight OF
any cannon or other ordnaiice, and
muskets cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in Immediate use, to
communicate aparticular report there
OF 20 me rs soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
CLERK TO ,Le ExecmiUe.
Richmond, Feb. Z, 1906. (t)
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FOR : ALE,
10 hhds. sugar s boAes cotton Z wool
80 bbs q. c.,ds d.
5000 '5+ g,ceu COTE 4 ,ons castings assert.
10 hhis Antigua .nn Cd, viz. pots, ovens,
) do Wndwam Island st,i'-,s, spiders. and
4" ! irons. toaketdes asd
II hhds N F.. rum wagon baAes
IL JUls. do 10 $50 aoks salt
l. hhds. mnlasses 100 bbs Gu, behring's
Casks Malaga wine ! 50 DO wnoe DO
% ie'ces x bis. WHISKY . is do shall
ples app brandy DO lbs Spanish indigo
is obs do do Is lbs nu, rneqs
10 crates Liverpool 100 pr mems zinc shoes
ware assorted 80 do coarse DO
10 co stone DO 500 lbs Gl1ubcr salts
Ne haze also on haHd,
Iron Loaf sugar
German. CrawIey and Tanners & inseed oil
Bliserd Steel Nova Scotia ginG
Race Z ground ginger stones
Pepper Ground plaster in Dbl,
Abpice Good manufactured to-.
FF & powder baeco by the key, Tor
Shot, assorted sizes retailing
Wrench brandy Tar
Rice Wedding hoes
Cheese Nests woodward
Wrought and cut nails, Bed cords sadlnc lines
assorted sizes and vine
Snuff Nee k!ac.
Class ware, viz. IL IT. . ,ons Jugs, butter pots
tuntlers and ocean. Chamber pots, wash
tiers, assorted sizes hasons, bake pans
Hats churns. &c. &c &c
We daily expe61 10 receive. quar..ity Of Sherry
Wine, Window Glass. Coperass ana Alum. ri.
Of which Articles we will sell az % small advance.
for lash, approved paner or county produce.
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond, May Q, 1906.
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RO.ra ELDHIDCE. IL
VIRGINIA:

nv : = -
IN the Superior Court of Chancery,
holden 81 tn- Capitol, ia aiohmoGd, the 25.s
Msrch 1906
8espses y
John Fleece. surviving trustee az Sa1usl I
sc'il, dccessed, PiaiBria ;
dnf
William Mose'ey, Defenssnt J
/ He defendant MT having entered rs
appearance md eiven secur,y according 80
die at OF assembly and me rules o. III: court
and IL Appearing 20 the Satisfaction % he Govt
thA' he 10 ~, AN inhabi'a.r of this couuty; On
me motion OF 'hc pIain'iE b. -unsel 1t IS order
e. that the said def.ndan' 20 ,pPc,i here on tie
sgst day &c the next Senienbcr tenn and answer
The b'!' of The p's,nsif, and th.t i copy OF ,Als
order he ;oJ,h0Ith inserted in some nc~spapsr
puh!;shed in the Guy of ichrnond TOR rrg1 month.
'ucee'rveiy, and posted At the front s0.r the
c1rltUl IA ;he said city
a Copy-Tesre,
Peter Tinslcv, c. c.
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EfICAJAH CREW,
ANN COUCH,

Ea'or. e Ertir. Of s Couch.
+. S. IF the above property is not sold before
the i8th of August next, it will on thar day, at
Goochland courthouse, being cour, day. be set up
10 the highest bidder.
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* x& Subscribers 30 the DEBATES
Of ne VIRGINIA CONVENTION. s,yl to
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Tho addi ional paper, it IS presumed will forrs
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Peter Tinslev, c. c.
rI,n1. d,y carne t1e plaintids ,fore,aia hr ;h

THE day came the plaintiffs aforesaid BY they
council, and the defendant John w Sret., 40;
having entered lie appearance md given securis,
acco'tmg 20 the al Il assembly and ,he rules of
'h': o1art and it appearing % the satisfslior of
he court ,hat h is 40, inhzbit..nt of thi.
state; on 'fe morton Of he plaintiffs by heir
counsel, I is o-Gsei aH4 Gecreed by the court.
tiiat ne defendant john hiarsn do app~sr here
ON us IS, day Of tlc ocxy term. and answer tho
bill of the plaintiff. and hat copy of this order
b forhvnn published III me public nc vsla,.er
published IN he civ f Richmond f.. 40
months u-caesvei1, and ,ha, aaoyber copy b.
posted at the from, door If The courthouse Vi Tins
ounty. Copy -Tc>te,
Alex. Garrett, -. C.. A.C,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-16

At q court held for Prince Edward
county, June the 10Th, 1896
Hart and Nimmo, Complainants.1
against ="
Champion Arnold and Christopher IL. {
Holland, Defendants 's'y'
NHE defendant Arnold, not having entered
L his appeaissce and given security according
OF this court, and i, appearing to tbs satisfaSli-
Oh of the court that he is inhabitant of
this state on the motion OF the con;plainants
nv their counsel, 1t is ordered, That the said de.
tendant Arnold. 90 appear here the first day
of September Court seXt, and answer the com.
piainants' bill, and that copy of this order be
forlhwits inserted IN some OF the public
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond Tor
two months successfully, and also posted at tke
Front door of the courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Tes;e,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, DC
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FOR PUBLISHING BIZ SUBSCRIPTION,
REPORTS OF CASES
ARGUED {. DETERMINED IN TIE
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RELATING CHIEFLY re POINTS OF PRACTICE
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10 REv7.

WE Subscribers, Brewers Of Por-
y ter and Ale, in Philadelphia deiirous Of
extending the ceniumpSion os THAR liquor in
Richmond aud the neishboring towns, will afford
complete fuPpiy OF every article and all the in.
formation nseeiiary for carrying on a Porter Gel
lar, IN the fad place. receiving efficient tecu
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to them III PhiIliclphia. OF 10 AIcG,s. Macnurdo
and Fiber.
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FOR SALE.

y'Ha7' va!la5ie T'RAC7'f LIND. On yVbicb
CuHi5ertGEd CoaTi5oU'e stands II contains l.
bout q,HPO HUNDRED anil FIF7'1' 4CRES,
one baf # l,b,cb rs yer arciea'eG. BESIDES t5e
adVaatIge IF bsvirg re Goa,th,nse on t5is trac: Of
Land, IL is situated u ,be oRJAic 'o.ds
in Vi-ginia as a public stand there fbat
can sufGss :, 2 6e buildings NIB same 'epKr
ing. may be made sufficiently ee'e.Siee anG com
fc,tat!e.
PR, cash uiH &c exp efea Of TIE Pr, chaser.
qrbsi, Possession green; reasonable c'esi; .sW be
aIo7re, t5r toe 5..1ace or IL it s52nW .ai, ,5e pa-
chase, 6eney. faa4cL p'gpery rW be reeesvel ia
part C;eei 7,ly1gY and Flake B Woogsol. 5G.5
of CpMb,iand COUNTY are artbmissa to SCI zoe "a.
6a1e nacf ef .agd Or 'he sane my be ,barc5as.
ed # f5e Subscriber IN BackingJ..r. o.unty, asar
A!cn's M.
BEVERL1' LANG HORNE.
'Jue 1913, 1906. 4Hl
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Cara. August tss. 1876
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$50 BE SOLD, for cash, at John
4 Farrar's. on Kockfeh river. 10 Amherst
county, OIL Monday the 25,h gay of Angus, next,
Dy vi,tue of deed Of trust, to me executed, BY
John T1rrar. for the purpose Of discharsing his
sebt due 10 R'ves MuIphsy {. Co. therein speci-
sed. ONE NEGRO WOlTAN, named Mi,ley.
and her chid, ramed Henley and the increase Of
the said Miley, if any. since the executing the
said trust one SET Of BLACK SMITHS
tools. and one souel MARE and COLT.
Daniel Higginbotham, Trustee.
Amhesst I6th JAY 1896 4v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-16
II 0 DC Sold, FOR cash, at New

VI . BE SOLD, for cash, at New
4 Marker. on Friday the odd day Of Angus,
next, by vittus OF deed Of trust, 10 me executed.
by Silyanus Bryant, sr. Tor the purpose of dis.
charging his debt due TO jams Murphy q Co.
thercin specified. one NEGRO WOMAN, nam
ed Chloe. and her two chidrtn, Sarah & Fanny :;
and one NEGRO BOY named Ned; two head
OF Horses. and five head Of Cattle. Also, will be
sold, for cash, al The same tire ard place, as a..
Dove by vir,se Of deed Of trust, 10 me executed,
ny John Wight, for the purpose of discharging
his debt due 10 James Murphy 4 co. therein spe
cited. one NEGRO WOMAN, named PAT. and
her four chidsen. IshaT, Dick, Charles aud Ed
mund.
John Higginbotham, Trustee.
Amherst, July rs. 1896. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-16
RICHMOND BATH,

3 pJoIHING the lower part Of the Falling Gar
L = den, aud mredi2 ely back ,!i> Bell tavern,
is nov III reSdi0eTs 10 receive Gu.IsmSrs. Ii Is
supplied with tios and Cold IVa.ers and care
FL attentive boy 60 attend. For the convenience
of small paI,ieS who E,ay wish to bayhe ~ the
81. nc time lac house is divided into four FER
Ell. apartments with every requisite Convenience
in :loh----The hou-e will be Kept open from DAY
iig3t Til nine o'COckin the evening OF each day;
ana Ihe hsihs kept exclusively for the use of te-
males from i,-e sitwe!ve o'clock nthe forenoon.
"a Price for single battle IS 81 or thgce
tickets Tor one dc,lar. Children half price.
NJ No people Of color admitted.
Richmond, 5th mo ID, 1896. IF
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would not be altogether vifionarv, if he
could ever have paised the Britifh Rubcon.
But there lies the infuperabe obRacle. Eng
lad needed no Otacle to tell her, that the NUT
ny to her "wooden walls" for protection. In
this refPeet her fate is ohviouly to he dftin-
guiihed from that of Carthage. Carthage was
great commercial nation, and 70 is England.
Carthage was the tyrant of the ocean, and 70
is England. Carthage lavilhed her fractures
upon mercenary armies; and what other are
the tubhdiaries of England her Heiiian & her
Kuiilan hordes! So far are they alike but
Carthage at length met her deadlieft enemy up
on the flea, and was beaten on her own element.
The modern Rome needs only feet to in-
tate the policy of the old, and to reduce the
modern Carthage to the fate of the old but
this experiment is already tried, and the battle
or Trafalgar has dearoyed the analogy of hif-
tory. To fome other expedent mutt France,
therefore, reiort for the humiliation OF her e.
aemy; And this is. to attack Great Britain in
the vital ionrces q! her PROPERTY. 1t is in
that which forms the pedeltal of her greatness
put 1t is here too, that like the tabled heel of
Achilles, fhe is mott vulnerable. Let France
attack her in her workshops and her lhipping,
and The need not with for the Corpi of ancient
Rome, or her own hotilla of gun-boats at Bou.
logne.
But according to the view, which we have
."NN' VI thc JoVceS OF Brititn DrOfDerlty,
france has IT in her power to iniure her in two
mott important points. She may exclude her
manufactures from many of the ports of Eu-
rope, or the may introduce rival ones, into
thoie ports to which each of them has accefs.
Her influence on the continent will aid her i'm
the trtt: her progrefs in the efabliihment of
roads, canals, and workfhops in her own. bo-
tom and IN that OF her f-asyutiue Raies, will IA
ctate the laf.
From theie views is it not matter of con-
tiderable doubt whether it is not better for Eng
land, to have qvar like a peace, than a peace
IKE evar To fupport a fleet around her
Hand, by partly levying contributions upon
neutral veiieis& ocut up her enemy scommerce
oy the lame engine, rather than conclude a
treacherous and Capuan peace? From thefc
views too, is ii not probable that unleis
new agricultural ftates are efabliihed or old
ones improved in proportion greater thanthe
quantity of her own commerce that is excluded
by French influence from the ports of Europe
and uniefs her own Improvement in manufac-
lures, their machines & their materials keeps at
leait an equal pace with the progrefs and
quantHm of thofe which are produced in Eu- |
rope or the United States that her POLITICAL
preponderance has already paiIed its zenith
what then remains but for this fmall and diff |
tinguiihed iliand fmal in proportion to ftates |
whole extent is much greater than her own |
from the hyperion weight fbe |
policies III proportion to that extent; TO def. |
cend to that fecona-rate dignity which Holland
10 lately occupied
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quarters. Fleeces weigh very light this frafon,
owing to the mildneis of our winter Arlington
prime ewes average pounds.
The annual premium will continue for eight
years yet to come, together with valuable pri-
vilege annexed, viz. Any perfon obtaining a
premium has right, within the time juft men
toned, to demand lamb of the improved flock
free of charge.
We truly hope that fuccefs may crown thefe
early efforts in the caufe of domeitic economy
as experience ihews that it is becoming in re-
public like ours to be indepedent of ali nations,
Especially for thofe things we mott want and can
mott eafily obtain at home. Providence has
w'fely gifted man with the power of fupplying
his wants from the means within his reach We
are endued with portion of every foil and eli
mate, and having foreign example before us, are
melted to ufe the fame indultry 70 effect as ute-
full purpoles.
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NORFOLK, May IA.

We lately noticed the teftrnaion occaGonei
by the fire in the Great Diinal Swamp, wh ch
we are forty to learn continues with undated
violence, carrying defru&ton in every dire tti-
on.
Intending if we can procure it, to pub'ith a
full and particular account of this conflagration,
we fhall not at this time fate fome IA as relative
to it, nor offer fome reflections which they have
fuggefted.
The consequences have been, and till CONT
nue. to be very ferioufly felt by the inhabitants
relidng near the Swamp; the heated atmof-
phere occafioned by, and the fmolSe proceeding
from fiich an immente body of fire, have rem
dereG their habitations almof infupportahlc.
Theie effects have been for fome days paf (tho'
in leiier degrce) extended TO this place and
Portfmouth, and at this moment occaions
much Inconvenience, and are productive of all
the difagreeabie fenfations which heat and imole
may be fuppoied to location.
At the moment we writing, and for the
laft two days, the wind has been to the fouth-
ward, which fctting the fmoke directly on this
place, the fun has been only AT times viible,
aud the horizon contracted TO not more than a
mile dillant, often not more than half mile,
and fometimes we have not been able to fee three
hundred yards.
The captains who have lately arrived, inform
US, that on approaching the land, they expert
enced great Inconvenience, and were eXpoled
to fome dangers from the fame circumstance ;
they fate that it was at times 70 thick from the
fmoke, that they could not fee a mile ahead.
The pilots alto find difficulty in conducting
the veiIels up and down the rivrr.
& change OF wind will relieve the inhabita7ts
os the town for the prefent, BAT nothing but
rain, (Which is 70 devoutiy to be deireA, FOR this
and other reafons) can remedy the mif,hief eff
feetually. CLs4ger.
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NEW-YORK, May 10.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

f..
Since our lat, London papers to the Goth of March
inclulIve, have been received at this Office one Of
which (the fun, of the 25h) Gates that lord Holland
was about to depart for Berlin on a milton of ere,r
Importance, and that an order had been given for
frgate to be in readinefs convey his lord(hp to
Cuxhaven.
Some of the ihips in the bay which were nor out
of the reach of tine batteries when the French
Naples, were forced itrke their flags and return
into port 1t is added that almoh the whole convey.
on board of which was embarked the royal property.
has been forced back to Naples by gale of wind.
Murat is to be made prince of tie German en-,
Pire, and perhaps eector prince Louis Bosaparte
is mentioned as the future fovereign of Holland.
Some letters faid have been received from the
Hague, Eating, that he expected there fhor;lv-
that acknowledgements he immediately difpof-
feed of the office of Grand penonary, and thar tbe
ne7O form Of GOVrrnmrat which had been ARRANGED
for Tome time, will be declared without DELAY TbsCa
intended changes have, it is added produced univer
ial conformation and dihatsfa6tion throughout Hol
land The funds have fallen from 10 to per cent.
Bonaparte, though he is evacuating Germany. s
pouring his troops into Italy they are to be cohca
trated in and Venice. From the Halebop's
Net, as it has been called both on the waves of the
Adriatic and rocked into deeper and fecurer remote
by the tempes which for more than twelve centuries
devaitated Europe, but wrecked at la in the Torn,
otthe French revolution, from that little fpot, the
alyum OF freedom, when fhe fed from the delroying
Attila, Bonaparte medates what in France will be,
called the deverance Of Greece and in ENGLAND ,hs,
fubjugation of turkey.
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The following anecdote is related in pam
phet containing the discoveries of Captain Lew
is and Clark, &c. and lately communicated to
Congrefs by mehage from the PRECEDENT.
" About twenty years ago a party of thefe In
danss pal1cd over the river Grand to Chewa-
wa, the reGdence of the Governor General of
what is called the five internal provinces Law
in ainhuih for an opportuni' :. and made pri-
ioner the governors daughter, young lady
going IN her coach TO niafs, and brought her off.
TIE governor TENT a meiiage to him (my infor-
mant) with thoufand dollars, for the purpofe
of recovering his daughter he Immediately
dlp1tched a confidential trader, then in his en-
poy, with the amount of the 1000 dollars in
merchandise, who repaired to the nation. found
her, and purchafed her ranfom but, TO his
great turpriie, fhe refuied to return with him
to her father, and fent by him the following
meRage that "the Indians had dis6gured her
face by tittooing it according to their fancy and
IDEAS OF beauty. and young man of them had
taken her for his wife, hy whom ihe believed
herfelf pregnant that fbe had become recon-
cied to- their mode Of life that fhe was
well treated by her hulblnd that fhe fhould
he more unhappy by returning to her father,
under thete clrcumNances, than by remaining
where ihe was" Which melTage was conveyed
TO her father, who rewarded the trader by A pre-
ient of 500 dollars more for his trouble and Fl.
deity ; and his daughter is now living with her
huih1nd IN the nation, by whom ihe has three
children"