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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21
September so,
1900,
2,e6s,7s2 IS
---1e, 2s1,446 ST
49,665,527 Sc

From this ss-tement it follows, that the
whole annual expenditure for the four pre-
ceding years, excepting those temtora,Tly
incurred for the discharge of the debt, are
only three millions and a half of dollars.
This sum assessed upon population of
eight millions, will impose tax OH each
individual OF only A. cents. But should we
DC so fortunate as to steer clear of foreign
wars, & continue to pursue the sound poll
cy OF Republic, even this tax, small as it
is, will be in part unnecessary. Already
has the sale of public lands produced in a
single year above a million of dollars and
there cannot be doubt that this sum will
be. more than double at the period we have
mentioned, TINS reducing the annual taxes
more than one half
1t may however be said, that with the
increase of our numbers, new expences
will arise. Admitting this tobe so, the real
mcrcas will &c so inconsidcrable as scarce
ly to be sensi5!y felt. 70 chief indispen-
siblc augmentation VIII at c from the in
creased representation u Congress, the nu
mcrous branch of which cannot exceed two
hundred members, and which cannot in
voive an Increased expenditure of more than
10000 dollars. All the other items of in
creased expenditure cannot for 4 oorsi5e-
rable number of years rise beyond an equal
sum. On the other hand BY recurring to
the official statements ofthe Treasury De
partment, it vii! be seen that the govern
nent wiiFbe liberated from the annual ex-
cncc, arising from the extinguishment of
the debt, of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21
4. HEWES @ ~.

Have for sale, at their store, opposite
the Market. -.
Salt in sacks Imperial Tea
Jas'aica and Antigua Herings and Shad
Rum Alexandria Beer in bbfs
New England Rum English Walmuts
Fort !. Sherry Wine Bsovrn Scan
Old Cognisc Brandy | Nutmeg.
Loaf ana Brown Sugar Pepper :
Holssses Al,pce
Coffee OF superior qua Mace
lily Cloves
Alexandria Crackers Starch
Rhode Island Cheese | Fig Hue e.. Sc Re-
general assortment of CROCKERY aua
STONE WARE, aud Rhode Island LIME.
Richmond. July 9TH, 1906. ,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21

On account
Of principal
of the public
debt proper,
In payment
Of debts con-
tracted before
the lst day Of
April 1901, s
arising under
the British
treaty and uu-
der the French
oonveation Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21

4hAI141LN WUUDDlIN. @. &. G.
'HESubscriber praCtiscs the Law In the
Court ofAppeals--thr Superior Courts
OF Chancery, and Common Law, for tho
Richmond Dstrict--and in the Fcdcr.rj
Court. WIN. w. HFNTNQ
Richmond, 1906. win
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21

Invalid pen,ions
Expences Incurred at the Cit,
of Washington
Miscellaneous objects, whicl
will then ceas. to exist, at least
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29
PHILADELPHIA. September 81.

erHiLA DELfHiA, september III.
The London Packet, captain MsDougaH,
lett Torbay the Sd, and lands end the 9th
August.
August 10, in lat. 40, long. f3 Bespoke
chip Adams, Williams, so days fromAm.
s,crdam for Boston, in want Of fuel [@arriv-
ed Next day spoke brig Albstross, 81
days from Boston for Rotterdam. August
10, was boarded by the French ship Vete.
ran of "a guns, commanded by Jerome
Bonaparte, aud treated politely. Nextday
spoke ship Mary OF New York, fromNor.
folk for Antwerp, out23 days /; informed
US that the day before, he came past two
English ships on fire, andhad taken up three
of their boats !; u of :hem belonged to
London, and the other to Tingmouth.-
August % was boarded by the English
sloop of war Echo, having three cutters in
company with her, looking out for erome
Bonaparte-afterreceivin information that
/ had been boarded by him, she stesred for
E.agland. September Is, in lat. SO &c, long.
72, was boarded 10y the English sloop Of
war Squirrel, from Halifax, bound to
cruize off the Chesapeake.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29
Federal majority,

The large county of Litch6eld merits the
.tnanks of all good men foriheir noble exer
ssons 10 the cause of true freedom. That
aota single town shoald have returned a
Democratic member, was not TO have been
expected when il was considered that all
'ne arts of acobiaism have been employed
TO sesuce that respectable section OF our
siate.
Our return Of votes for The nomination
VIII not enable US TO state she result with
precision. tits however certain that the
iederallsts have in every instance succeed.
cd, and the majority probably will be about
.as sane az at the election in September,
1905.
thus Connections has resisted her as.
sailants from abroad and ~sriunphed against
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atsraaoria Dajlp auasrtSer.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %.

Capt. Whitney, from Bordeaux, which
place he left the Sd and the river the 9Th
August, informs, that il was reported the
daY he sailed, that peace was concluded
between France and Great Britain, and
that the treaty was to be made public on
sher15th August, the day appropriated for
the Grand Fe.e. Captain w. is rhe bearer
of dispatches from our minister at Paris,
to the secretary of state.
(Aerc. did,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29

: 49, - /. a & 1850 j.. =. sNH 49,
The Tunisiian envoy, with his suite, has
atlast sailed forhis own country in the Two
Brothers, chartered by government to cara
ry them home. It'll said this African mis-
sion has cost the United States two huns
dred dollars per week, ever since It's arri.
val.
[Boston papl
! The French consul at Norfolk refused to
acknowledge the crew of the L'impeseux
as prisoners of war, or give a receipt tor,
the same, as she was captured within the
jurisdiction of the United States.
The report that la,ely appeared in some
OF the papers, that Mr.. Mungo Park, aud
the other African travellers, had been cut
off by the natives, there is every reason TO
believe is without foundation. No SUCH
account has reached the British govern.
ment, nor has there been any late arrivals
from that country, BY which the informa-
ton could have been received. 1t Is the
opinion ct sir Joseph Banks, and other
gentlemen personally acquainted with MIR.
Park, and deeply interested in the, success.
|of his mission, thatit is the cid report Of
The deaths Of part of the soldiers and car.
pepters newly received, and greatly exag-
gerased.
The following appears to be the state ofthe
two French squadrons tina; sailed from Marti-
lique.in june and J~nlyelast ;
lie Foudfoyant "a, spoke dis1nasted, sup-
posed gone TO the Havanpa.
lie Veteran 80, t~Jerone's ship, spoke on
her passge 20 Europe.
LIE lmpetenx a., dismasted and burned.
lie Patriot II, dislnasted md arrived at An
4napoiis.
lie Eole "A, do. do.
lie Cassard, unknown.
lie Naisreuse frlgate, in the Delaware, We
ry much injured iii the storm.
Second Squadron.
lie Regnlus 80, fate unknown.
LIE President A frigate, do.
lie Sybele AZ do. dismasted, at Norfolk.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29

at the time Of MirandA's
I = . s,,Iv developing his design. was
brIss, Europe 70 . gentleman 10 New
ssus lO n by h,ra transmitted. some weeks
yot, s m;rsada went 10 Washington, TO the
ps 'ssnrs Of state, who sooa afterwards
sssOsisdged the receipt = II ana nas'0s
ss,,sd. returned y.
psaO'I Il,flng MirAnda's stay at Washing.
,ecelyed marked civllisies from inc
's'' was visited by him visited
: mrn, aud received a complimentary
diuDsr. a..s;3.n ana a;s.
~ osrsonslly to hlIa as ne mad done TO
,esls,.ry, ms intentions, place OF ops
'0l' 4 bill pending before congress prohi.
,bs esporsauon OF arms aud ammu-
0sDe was arrested IN It's progress, on the
.a,ssssioo Of Miranda that Is would OBJ
INC. his eDserpfize.
The equipment OF the Leander was a
-.m,r Of general nosoriety IN the city OF
NJ YORK, and was ia al especial man.
made Known to ar officer Of the govern
meot.
8, Elsven days before the Leander sail
j, cen. Misapda wrese from New York
sa,h = ,he president and secretary OF state,
.s.nk,og Them for civlisies and informing
,s,m TIA, hayicg acted in very thlpg ac-
sara;oo 10 the Intentions of government,
h. wa, about TO leave the u. States.
s. During all this time nosthe least at
,,mrx yss made TO hinder, or 10 any way
ab.,ruct The ea,rrprise. Nor was is till
,ttsr Miranda had sailed four weeks, long
enough 10 be our of the way OF appearing
d witness against them, and that double
beoau 10 be entertained of his SD :cess that
,As administration disayowed all concero
WITH him. IL was not till after this time
when some io;ima,sons were given THAT
they would have to answer for 10 10 Spain.
that they resortedto the desperate expedl.
ensol egdering criminal process TO be IN
ssaiaed agaias. those very persons whom
tbey had encouraged to proceed /; and who
we're only protected by the righteous
yetdict of their country Consisting OF men
Il all par.ies) from falling a sacrifice TO
Ihe most wicked, ~pe,6dIous and detestable
persecution that ever disgraced a civilized
country. And is it possible that after all
ills there are TO be found 10 America press
es base enough TO defend this conduct?
AasWcryr Ri!chies, SMishs, Duanss, and
.Chse.hams. Anddoye believe, ye yenal
simplesous, that your imbecile and wretch.
led attempts to defead Mr.. Jefferson, will
she received as satisfactory by Spain for
our violation of our ueusraliiys Read the
letter which follows this article, and tell
me e metcenaty i%nstsu nenss of a weak
aad wicked mob.co0rting administration,
whether ali your efforts can wash out the
ssrssd spot caused BY che blood Of The VIC
s'u's al laraese.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2s.

Arrived, sch'r Mary, A!meda. q days
from HAVANA. Left schooner Amphion,
GImnlel, tor Baltimore, in 8 days; brig
Two Brothers, Richardson, ditto, in 4
and manycoshers, names no, knswn. The
schr. Agenoria. Bennet, hoeed for Vera
Grus,spnt into HasanaaSIor eneu, having
had Impressed by an English man Of ssa,.
Off the Double.iieaded Shot, spoke orig
Adeline, from Havana for New Yo,k.
Passed a light ship in The bay, which pa;
Into Hampton Roads, the wind berg a.
head.
Also, Schooner VaIona, Wheeler, 20
days from Laguira, Left there, on the On
inst. schooneFs Two Sisters, Thorndike,
and -Four Sisters, bowling Of Beverly,
10 sail in a few days Ca ,hc 22fi inst, in
ias. So, 80. long. "a, spoke schooner Ca
%rotsne, from Baltimore for Bsrbados.-
Saw a ship standing into ,he Capes after
her. Passed a clpnp brig in the si.er,
beating up.
Also, English schooner Erisndly In,en.
tloa, harvard, 10 days from Antigua
Lett several American vessels, names uu.
known. 4 number had been carried IN
and liberated.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29

Try captain ,Cliftpn, who left cadis on
sthe 1stof August, we learn, TIA, 2 Span
ish ships Of the line were ready for sea,
destination not known that 9 British ships
of the line and 2 friga;es, were bloekadipg
Cadiz and ,l'a,a treaty Of peace having
been concluded between Span and Great
britain WAS without foundation.
Ibid Z
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29

Has t0r Sale,
Muscovado and loaf sugars, in hogsheads,
!tierces and barrels.
Jamaica and New-England rum, in do.
Molasses, of the best quality, in do.
French brandy and Holland gin, in pipes
Lisbon, Malaga, Sherry, and Ten. wines
Bordeaux c%laret, in boxes
Cider Vinegar, per cask
Beet and pork, per quantity
Spermacaeti oil about SO barrels herrings
Hard soap, of excellent quality, and tallow
and spermacaeti candies, in boxes
Glauber's salts, in casks
A variety of mems, womens and childrens
shoes
A'quantity Of soal1eather
20 bales India %cottons, consisting of CUR
rahs, sannas, baftas, layties, sc. &c.
A few boxes China plates, mugs, tea and
coffee sets
Ditto glass ~tumblers, assorted
$50. bolts Russia duck 1l
Gases ofplatillas, Britannias, and Irish lin
Ticklenburgs per bale
Sheetings, and Ravens Duck
2 bales Russia diapers
Imperial, hyson, young Tyson, hyson skin,
and soucholg teas, in chests
Nutmegs, cloves, pepper, and cinnamon.
per quantity
Wool, cotton and playing cards
A parcel of cordage and tackle. blocks
300 casks stone lime chalk, per ton
Z by 9 window glass
A small quantity ofweollen goods and hard
ware.
also, Dearborne's truly Just Patent Balance,
of various sizes, from ounces to tons.
September 90. d
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by THIS DAYS MAIL.


\. $3.50 ~NFNNtHENJ 80 N
We offer 10 our friends in Copnecticut
and throughout the union our sincere con.
grasuanons, an the issue Of the late cleo
ton.
II Is ascertained thar the humber of de.
mocsaac representatives will be less than
J mas been for the lastrthree years. The
s0'!o *'ug statement viii befoand nearly or
quite correct:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29
IMPORTANT.
Ibid

We have received advices from our cor.
respondent near N%atchlsoches, that the Spa.
nlards are in force, about 1000 men. within
three days march, having determined to
rePossess themselves of the territory they
were driven from last winter, by order of
our, government. The troops to oppose
this force. II correspondent writes, is not.
more than half that number. Some rein.
;forcement was expected; but should il not
arrive In time, our galIant countrymen were
resolved not TO dishonorth the name of Anne.
%ricans. Things have begun already to
wear the most serious aspect 10 thar quar-
ter.
WASHINGTON FederaEH.l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29

ZE MNrl2 -N.. A.HN - AEA g.
The ship Eliza Ann, Williams, Was to
sail from London for this port, in aboutio
days. Ship Martha Washington, Calder,
for do. was ready for sea.
On Wednesday arrived ship Andrew,
Watkins, from Batavia. Left there ship
Fanny, Smith and America, Lelar, to
sail tor this port 10 a week or ten days. OFF
Aegier Point they spoke a boat who inform,
ed that the ship Triton, Gibbs, had passed
there the 10th May, SO days from Phila.
delphia for Canton.
Same day arrived ship Hannah, Yards
ley, from Isle Of May. Septemberl4 "A, in
lat. "a 81. long. SO 80. picked up a boat
much shattered, marked on the stern w.
V. w belonging TO the Nancy Of Ph,ladel.
phia; she was bottom up when they Fell IN
with her.
Captain VanpeIs, of the Success, from
New Providence, on the 18th inst. ia lar.
81, long rs, fell in with the wreck Of the
ship Cato (men.ionsd 10 our LAST from
which he took 43 bales of cotton, and.
would have towed her into Savannah, but
a gale of wind coming on prevented.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29

y NEEtNA4AANr 0--I0
date. contains the following interesting ar.
ticles not before published 10 this country.
DowN1NG STREET, July26.
Blockade Of Knice.-T The king has been
pleased TO cause II tos be signi6sd TO the
right honorable Charles James Fox, his
majes,y's principal secretary of state for
foreign affairs, to the ministers of friendly
and nsr;ral powers residing at this Court,
that his majesty has Judged it expedient
(for the protection of his subjects and an
noyancc of his enemies) TO establish the
most rigorous blockade at The entrance OF
the port of Venice, and TO enforce and
maintain the same in the s~triclest manner,
according to the usages of war ackuow,
lodged IN similar cases and that the port
OF Venice mus, be considered as being ID
a state of blockade: and tina. from This
time all the measures authorised by the.
laws of nations, and the respective treaties
between his majesty 4 the different friend.
iy and neutral powers, will be adopted and
executed @ithrespecsto all vessels attempts
iag TO violate the. said blockade.
September IS.
By the Enterprise, captain Paokwosd,
from Loodon. we haze received papers to
the Is, of August. These dates however
have been already anticipated. The. ship
IS still at the Hook, aod may possibly brirg
loose papers some DAYS later than these
contained In the letter bag. Respecting Mr..
Fox, the TINES of July 81, observes, {" 1t
was Yesterday very generally rumoured.
that Mr.. Fox had resigned his sra,ioa in
the government Of the county. The Ia.
mentable state af his health certainly Fen.
ders such an event not ~ampsobsbie. He
was rather better yesterday, blu, by no
means IN q state to satisfy our wishes re-
speeding him. Report has already named
several distinguished persons TO succeed.
him: but We shall leave conjecture to its
usual avocations, misunderstanding any o..
p,nion OF u own ON. the subject"
The same paper of Augustl. states that.
the accounts of the preceding might were
very unfayorsble.
The Thalia frigate had arrived at Ports.
mourn from ,ae Fast Indias with dispatch.
es. She sailed from the Gapges on the
21ss March, and from ST. Helena on the
9Th Ilt.
The peace in India, says the times of the
29ah. We fear has been but of short duvati-
On. Letters we understand have been re-
ceivedby the ITALIA, which mention, that
approximations were entertained OF the war
being renewed, both with Scindia aud Hel
kar. Indeed a letter received by a gensie-
manof the 6rst responsibility advises him
"4of the death of his brother, who il it is
stated fell in an assault made on the 2ist,
of February, upon the FORE of Gohud, DC.
capiedby Scindia and his troops" Scindia
in consequence of .he late treaty, was
pat in possession OF Gohud about s weeks
previous 10 the time when this attack upon
it is stated TO have been,made.
The company have takenpp the Forti-
tude, captain Hughes, a vessel of FIVE hun.
dred tens, tor sheapurpose Of conveying $50
Chinese settlers,aad a@cargo of piece goods
to Trinidad.
~ - ~. ~H-. -
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A MILLER WANTED.

One who can come well recommended viii
find employment by applying to the subscriber
in Alexandria. E. JANNEY.
9th mo. y29th, 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29
PUBLIC SALE.

TOMORROW,
VIII be Sold, at the Venduc-Store, on a cre-
dit Of SO days,
2 bales Baftas,
4 do. Mamoodies,
/ dc, coiored Checks.
P. G. MaxsteNex.
September %.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29
lWaShington Federalism

On Friday last, September 10, arrived
at Marblehead the brig Mentor, captain
Pedrick, from Biboa, in Spain, in As days,
in whom came passenger, captain James
N. Brown, late of the ship Mary. belong
ing to Messrs. Min,urn and Champiin, Of
New York, who was taken by a Spanish
cruizer and carried into Bilboa, whore shro'
bribery, and the corruption of tina, infamous
government, in violation OF law, justice,
and the name of existing treaty, that yalu
able property has been condemned in three
different tribunals, with costs.
IN 1ork bap-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29
NEW YORK, Sepsember 81.

G AOAAs OcptcuapcT I1s
We are indebted TO a respectable Mer-
camille friend for Lloyd's Evening Post of
the S0th July. London dates to the 10Th
of July, and from the Cd TO the 9Th of
August, have been before received. The
paper before US, being an Intermediate
date. contains the following interesting ar
ticles not before published IN this country.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29

Wanted to Purchafe,
A FEW ACRES GLAND, on the north
"A end ofthe town, to bind on.the river or
nearly 80.
Ahhiysothc Printer.
September IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-29

Cath, and the highelf price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by,
the Printer of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12
FOR SALE,
81 TIE USScRLBERs,

ST TIE sUSScRIBERs,
II hosshcads Jamaica rum, Ath proof
20 do. St. Croix do. Sd do.
10 do. n. Eng. do.
10 pipes Holland gin
4 do. American do. ofsuper;or quail.
2 do. L. P. Madeira winc,a Of e.ceellens
2 do. /. M. Go. DO. qual. ssqr-
quarter casks do. do } aaased ftsre.
$ dc. MxrsaIla vine
20 bbis. prime hset--Connecticut inspec.
50 do. prime pork-New, Jersey do.
ls boxes mould candles ,
rs do. English white soap--Fery dry
2 chests hyson-Sxin tea
800 buskels, St. Ubes salt. 3
WadiWorth and Butler.
tnoa, between King and prinoe-streot.
October g..
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DIsTR1er sF COLUMBIA, CoraTY OF ALEX
ANDnIA, IS.
.Ju!g 7srm, 1925.
.~Sy;iIoF, CylaJ T.,ti, y on
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To be Reated.


TIE BRICK ST,2RE e. COMPUTING
HOUSE now occupied by Mcssr.. Ricketts,,
Newton & Co.--ALso, the vacant STORE
adjoining. They arc large and convenient and
will be rented low. Apply to
( !. H. HOOP.
July %. law
Gzoper lots and baal4ltg Lots.
r WILL RENT for a term Of years, or
j LEASE on ground rent for ever, num-
hercf LOTS on Washington and Columbus
streets--sorns Of which are well taken with
Clover - ss..:-4
:. J. r. HOOE.
~ b. I will also RENT for one or more
years, small HOUSE, with a good CIR
DEN, on Gibbon street
July %. lay
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sli5lstuct os Columbia County OF Alex,
andria, Il.
July Tern, 1906.
Themes 'runno, Robinson and
Hartshorne, md William
Taylor, conhamna'lts.

He defendants alexander Henderson,,
jg1. and John and '1erastt Forbes, rpt
hasiisg entered ttlesr appearance and giyen Sc
cafity according tie the act Of assembly and tie
rules of ibis court, and.t aissesling to tbs a2tis
tfairfioT OF the court, upon aiImayit, that tie
sid eefeassrafts Alexander Henderson, Junior
and John and Bennett Forbes, arc not iaha!!;;i4
antsaof tbs hstzic.,on raotioa OF the ssid com
r1aissasz by their counsel; 1t is srtlsrsat, taat
I'D ssad defstakats go appear here cnthe first
dxs- CT November torn, next ana answer the
biltof tie ceraplainaaas and that copy Of this
ertlos be fastkwith inserted in boah Of the pub
lie nesspssse rs v4bsisked n AIexsndria fortwo
fssnsss successfully, sssa that eiiossel copy lse
posted at the froAt dcsg OF tlss court kopse Ct
said county.
4 copy, Iesee.
g. Ieneale, &c.
September IS. dana
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On, Dwight Meteaif, & 10 20
seph Baxter, Jun. trading :
ussdsr the firm ef FaEan
EetesEfn na Co. DTS.
~ s!.iE defendant Thomas White, BOT having
a entered his appearance snd girea Secu-
rity according 60 the ess ofesseaahiy SD aie
rules of this court, sne it app ss1int te, the "a
tisAedoh If tie court, ,seon AFFIDAVIT, that tbs
said defendant TAeslas White, is not an irsssls-
sissnt Of this &saict--on nlotoa Of the cora-
plsirmnt by hss cn;nsel, IL is ordered, that the
sud oeferi&wnt lsenlas White; do apssas hare
On the; first Day OF NcveHber terra neEt and
enter his appearance 10 the suit ard give So
curity for performing ths DEGREES of the court,
and that tie other defendants Fa2on, Metf2it
and Company, aonot pay away, convey Or Sc
crete, the debte by them owing to or the esta te
or effects in their hands belonging to the ssid
absent defendant Thomas Whxe, until the
further or1sr or decree Of the court; and that
a copy Of this ordsr be forthwith Saertsa In
both Of the public newspapers Yusiishsd In
this county for two months saccessi|eiy, end
}AAt aaotAsr copy be Po4ted al the front tass
Of tks court house Of said county.
2 n copy Tssse.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12
SALES AT VKNnUE..
q, every Tuesday and Friday.
"a WILL BE SOLD,
AY qHB vsNDux srszas

aoaer Of Prince and Water streets,
! parsesy Of D5y SEEDS, srsserlss. &c.
: particulars OF which Will De expressed IN
the bills of the day
ALL kinds of goods which ars on lin,ita-
Ian and the prices Of which are established.
W. - ! any time be vieFed end purchases at the
LIVES, Is limitation and prices.
- P. G. tMar.teilsS, va.