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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04

:
20 M SOLD. to the highest bidder, On m r,r.
m'sss' bv Frosser and M.ncure, an THURSDAY.
FEBRUARY OH 1906. az half past 9 o'clock.
Two Half Acre Lots,
Numbered Il and l5-si,uated on sbocto. III,
between Mr. Nice's and Mr. Mann. houses ,.,d
nSto BACON branch. on high and dry sno,. 7,
VIII b. sold in eight lots four of which will coz
ner on two streets. The terms of sale !. one
mar CASH the ba'ancein months, Ly giving hon5
and approved security. =.
WaShing1on 81 3eFeyson 111i7ze1,V-
a TEND meeting cf the Comn,nx NJ,
T. a rr'eay evening nexr, O'Clock. a, Fle;ab-r's
Iaver2nCPnuAual attendance is reore.,ed
cfrstns wishing TO become members are 80.
qHestsd to make it known to the member. of IN.
company previous to or at he time .bove .,.,sd
H'y. Dabney, Capt.
Richmond, Cd Feb 1906.
HAKEN UP BY the subscr;ber :,
4 lightcolored brindle IIEIFRR two y.,r.
old, with crop arl undcrkceI in her ,;ch, ~
swallowforki in her left ear, star in her e.
her tail white half way mp her belly viii. ,rd
ootn OF her hinder feet white; posted anil an
praised to five dollars. The above nen,;on.d
estray is on my plantation in the fork of T,mes
river IN the county of Albemarle. abou, <; liz
from Charlottesville. s'
Garland Carr.
~" Dece''oer, 1918 Wit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
r &c II MOND :.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1908,
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENET.

II is expected the General Assembly of
this Commonwealth will close their ses.
sion this afternoon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
Extract Of another letter from tie cam.
gentlemen, dqfed
Wrg,Hg, Jan. zsh, 1906.

wrote you in haste about two week,
ago. This day went to the spot where
the Mammoth bones are found, and with
my own eyes satisfied my own curiosity.
Tbs testh, OF rather the grinders al, lar.
ger than those ! have seen, that we're
found at Csmpbell's Saline on liolstcin,
OF even those at the Big bone Lick in
Kentucky; these grinders and the sub.
stances that appcsr to have been in the
entraiIs, prove that Ibis monster Of The 60.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
Extract Of ietter from a gentleman, dated


Wy'he, Yirg. Dec. 81, 1905.
" cannot omit amusing you, with
some items Of a late discovery in this
county. About two miles cast of Cen.
WamP!er's, an attempt was made, to sinl.
pit, TO search for salt water. A few
test below the surface, have been found
several bones Of the mammoth of On On.
usually large size. One tooth is said To
weigh lib. and proves il :, be q crea.
ture that led on heritage. With these
bones are interHixed a number Of that of
an animal OF the largest species of the
carplyerous kind; also number of bones
OF young or smaller mammoths; and one
might conjecture from appearances, that
these chrcasss have not been more than
one hundred years deposited in the carth.
Entire pieces ofreed, six inches long, and
twIgs OF the pine tree, are found in large
bed OF dung, supposed to have bseb in the
intestines OF the mammoth, when il was
killed. Our acquaintance, the Rev. Mr..
SIonger, is busy in good weather, in hav-
ing full search made, for the whole ske.
Teton, which if he succeeds, il probably
viii give further information concerning
the nature and properties of q species Of
animals now extinct"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04

tam fines into the public t-easury->w;,h
several amendments, to which they re.
quest the concurrence of the house OF de.
legates.
The house proceeded to consider the
amendments to the said bill, and the sa me
oe'ng read, were agreed to by the house
with an amendment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20

the E,be having sxisisd previous to the 18Th
May. the Court direaed res,ru ion Of the ship
and scch par, of the largo US is not the pro,
duce OF eueny's coldnies in the West Iodics.
which latter is all he'd Tor further proof of pro
perty. TIE Cap,ors Couusel made forniia
be s,aad On he much contested gcound of this
vessel bsins illegally employed in carrying the
produce OK the enemies co,onies 10 Europe. bu,
the Judge in The prcsen, overrucd it, beeaase
the ship WAS not gong to an -aca,,'s port in Eu
rope. ami signiGed that il she had Dsea bound TO
an enerny's pert he mus, have condemned her,
nod tina, part of the goods which had been pur.
chased IL the cnemy's colonies. We hope
Messrs - vii! produce evidence tha, the
COLONIAL prodncc imported by themselves we've
purchased from their own funds transmitting at
tssed copies OF their letters upon this suolsSt,
and accoln,s Current between h,m and The par
nes who were the shippers in the West Indies.
His honor Chief Justice T;lghman in the case
Of TIVE MaGas Yfujovs Duane. decided that a
person Charged win libel cannot. before con
sitiion. BE- held t. surety for his good behavior
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20
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NALaM, Angus s


21s f9!USy'xg IS az Gct al ue sprifen letter
JS0n: cown.trci0l b0.ee ia Racs!oma 10 a
ne,e.s.t IN tkis t0zsn.
licking 20 tie circumstance thas have al :
resdy happ ned, we shaH no. be surprised II the
pss,.ge- 1t ne Scum! and the Darianelies be
Close re'a iveiy 10 England. which would be
Paramount 20 ;hs annihiiaiion OF navigation 10
the Galc AID Back Sea. In such a state of
'hiag the o'kcr pats of Europe muse look 10
h ars ta' SUI. lies The wan Of this
pfovn.Ne are nsi,uer casual. ncr accuien,al: 4,
a SIS Du' Ia riiI. AID in the bcst 81 Is re-
gus n Importation Of go 00J bushels for
nc ~ pn alton IL ,ne resources il has hitherto
h. o GU # hea, from your continent will
oe ges iarcbj q IS .ecuau,ou this way; and
IN * ir.onr-ss heye hnherto depended Gel ;s.c
ba"ic an. :ho B.ak ga
uofe h. undsrg3n change, that arc con.
eeive. OF only becanie they are seen and f.ls.
u 'Atc ct empires has proved a. musabi. a.
~ r'.er OF ia hviGuals: nations are disnosed
CT 'isn 80 titrie cetem,ny, that lnowle,igs Of
'nen language 10 not aoushJ niece ,sarJ in those.
to hose soye nncn' they are Consigned urin
c 'ieA of ieg'sa IN ara acquired in tbe rs..ne.
nen' cf u Sa-,ison ana avs piessA,cd on ,he
pom # o,y met Such is The STATE Of Thug.
In.t muai MAKE YOU look 10 your own govern.
mcni with .iide. Tie mission oc lord SrIkirk
and tbs known disposition of The British MINOR.
n.y. N He 10 .asy on your account. This govern.
ment Lsta'nJ eannoi wish II tai! ous with on -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20
CALCUTTA, Fsbraaa $.

A dispatch has been ihIs day received
frotn the honorable The Governor General,
by The Honorable the Vice Preslden; in
Council, aud Is now Published, toge iier
with he rreay concluded between the
British governments and Jeswurt Roa Hpi-
kar, Oh the "a Of December, sos, and
the Declaralory Articles annexed 10 IL,
70, general lnio nation.
[EY his Dispatch contains Sir Gil
Barlow, the Governor Generals letter, co.
veriug copy of Treaty Of Peace and Il =.
mily concluded by Lord Lake, with Jes-
Nun, Roa Holkaf, on the - of Deem
Der 1905, a. he CAM al Ra-poor Chaut,
ou he B1eah RIVER, corresponding With
the ID Skeeiwaui in The year Of the Iii
ieefeb 1890. This treaty, signed BY Col.
Msxwell on tie part of the English and by
S,hi.k Huber Ola, and Bella Kum Set, or
he part OF Hpikar; and contains moe ar
ucles.--Art. ! provides for the usual { es.
sa,ipn of nos iiiles. By the Cd art. H0l
kar renounces all title 10 or dis,ricls
of his territory now occupied by he Is j..
i.sh. fC7e N. q. a declaratory Article
is attached 10 The Treaty, by which ibe
Eogiish Goyernment, 10 manifest its soil
c,iude TO cul;Iyale The friendship and good
VIII f HolkAr, relinquishes he renunclsli-
oHs 10 this article AIT. s, provides,
that The EugllSh shall have no conceGn
81 ith he srcieni Possession of the Hoikar
amiiy IN CTR ain provinces, and that hey
hall de iver up to him certain provinces,
oil his district in the Dskan, excepting
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20
NAUCHEZ, July l.

me 1o1osWHS very extraordinary ciYcnD,
sf.i"ce occu red II ./e9p days since-[r the
ddVocates for dusAlng were con.helled 10
s-ifie their " AFFAIRS ofhonor" in q SINH
Ia'' manner, Substituting. a common ha7.ee
n;I.'t 20 ser'0iiaa'e the sc.iSe IN IN. E!ace of
SCI: 10 che Of me horiics, IL is hro5a6Lc ne
Practice svoG!a become k-ss fashioaa5le.
at about 8 o'clock, p. NJ. an Indian
was discovered by the family entering
the sou Ii cod Of Col. Ciraui's lane. He
drew Iheir attention, beng panied in an
naCamal N tnanneI, his whole body az.
pearsd led he hSld az h,s righ, haoei a
5un' wb CT h= bra d shed " h maJ,y acs
ucuia ions, IL his lee, a oou.. h.. was
atend-d'hy Two o:her l1d,sns, in rather
s'ow-r pace-A- ;he opposite end of
The iane some nose iad,ans were disco
Hefed, amor, whom was nau, nuinte,l
IN Ike tD1"oey, bui unar!ucd; he ,.s-
held a.,I detained b. a wnnap--aut yb-p
ihe one who b.ard 5hin. his gun came
WITHIN ABOUT 20 steps of him, he burs,
from the embrace ofhis wife, and rusbed
towards his antagonist---at about fopr
ya'ds distance they both hs.;rd. when
me nharmed one presented his naked
breast 20 The other, ~ho took delibera,e
ann, but appearing 70 recoilecl himself
he drop his gun, took drink from the
Bottle, which was tide 10 his wrist--,be
other patiently and resou;ely holding his
hreas' open and presenting ls,h.. time
having finished his drink. * gave whooD.
he 10 fresh alma, and In an instan, The
other dIoPt almost at his feet; this done,
he loaded his gun with all possible speed,
gave II ,oa bye stander. (son to the deceas.
cd he then in turn barred aud presented
his breast, and was inslantanccusly SEM
iGto eternity.
( he dead bodies were carried each the
way ihey had come, and by their respec.
tive friends entered one at each end of The
lane; thr wife aud relations of Tie unaru-
Ell one, who was first killed, howled over
hiS remains three days and nights, they
then disappeared--on Friday last they
reurEcd again, feed several guns on an
proachng he grave, gave general howl
about qnarter of an hour, and retired.
We learn from some among them who
speak broken English, tina, they had Quar-.
relied over bottle some considerab bic
time ago, when the Indian who was frs,
Killed had lad his finger b;, by the other.
IN such manner that his arm inflamcd ::
he declared he was s. Sho,ied" and that
they mus; both die, they agreed and form.
ed The arrangement as related.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20

Av.icle AZ. No soldier belonging to any
regiment, troop, or company, shall hlre
another II do his duty Tor lsim, or be ex
cused from duty bu, IN cases of sickness
disability. or leave Of absence; and every
such soldier found guilty OF hiring his
duty, as also the party SO hired 10 do ano-
iher's do,y, shall be punished at the dis
cre,ion of regimen,al court martial.
Article as Ard every non-coinmisai-
or d officer connlving al such hiring of
duly aforesaid. shall be reduced; and
ycr, commissioned oIsicer, kaowing ard
sroUirg such Ill Practices IA the service,
shall be punished by the Judgment OF :
general court marital.
Article 40. ANY oficcr belonging To
the service Of The United States, who by
discharging oi'the FIRE arms, drawing OF
swo Is, b. a.iag Of druWs 6rby any o'her
'r.sans whatsoever, shsl: occasion iaise a
iarp, in camp, garrison, or quarters, shall
Suffer death. or such oshcr pun,shinent as
shall be ordered by he sentence oil ge-
lie Ill court martial.
(7o he cor.inaed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20

Chshaore, hniS..r, Seagham, sc (which
are 10 remain III the English company for
elgh'eeu months, ~ hen # they are satish-
&C with the friendly & peacabie disposition
of dC.kar hey are also In be delivered up.
Dy ari- H1ikav renounces al claims To
,hs dsrfcl of hrenca but The English
p om'se, ou his good b. haVior for , years 10
restore tae diasrsci To mis- daughter, To be
hooens under ;i,- compM.y's Government
on ,a- sams - M Is HAT NOW enj aysd by
Ehaiit Re, sna'usy damsh.er. by the
Il, Q 4. .t'i "a Articles. uriklr renoun.
Cos -. 60 "a "a III tAsstsh; never 10 en-
',ftil;, az nss svItlcr aBv Europeans what
ev.r, " At he cmseaI of the English
..,o,e ,nent; ard sdni, into his service
: LIP X & su'ka, who had been pto-
c!anied 81 esoniy To the Eoglish-he co.
{ u :, hat his tsoops shall not commit
'u'y -cis y. p.u0Icr and hos'i!ities. The
5 i ar.ic'e provides ;he folms vi d<iivsr.
Gi;,- i"f ai:!y."g Iae ;-aty.]
D. GA uva!, u peace with Hol-
Ear or .erms highly honorable and adj
van,as eous TO lhe B:i:ish Government,
3epNG been cnnciuls d. Il rot ii salute mas
bscr hred from rort William, ANA three
v.siies from the ,coops ia garrison. En-
"a ra,Goas we're served TO the European
ronrs on tie ccCGsion,
Feb. IL. Fnsinsurance Companis. of
ibis pace have 'es3.ved 40, to ins1,e on
a'ty s,h.s o 'h.,r ca,goes, which nave
b"en captured by The Frcnch, carried into
y; dri ':a. gre cap,u' ed ships sXcep;e ed
Id witch have etu,ued % India.
I.e,tets i,om The Eastward say, ,ha.
; O>i-un has iai=n; and hat the current
2!c. Auctoaicd Ju;wstn $50 a.d 900 dol
i.rs ,c. chest.
The Amei lean ship Putnam, was cap
tue b. Malay pirate bag, Noyembe
-7,n.
! Two tigers, which bave been in The ha.
bii OF carrying Of oa.l5 ., Chat,a, were
killed. short uine s.nce. 10y party Of old
AID experienced spoE.smsn on Elephant,
hack. Oae Of lhc tigers measured eleven
; ieet Ave lncaes long. and ,hicieen inches
between the ears, the other ten feet and
holi Ia ieng h. The ,usks of The lar
6cst re Six. seveu inches aud The claws
three inches ard an h,lf.
MADRAS Jaa.22. An American shin,
trading a: Rio, iii the straits OF Maiacco,
he's been atiackedby the Malays, and the
whoic crew, excepting the Captain and
one of the mates murdered
CALCUTTA, Feb. Z. Arrived. brig
Loveiy Lass, iodgson, Of Philadelphia, last
trofn Eaa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20
NORFOLK Anrnst Is


CAPTAIN BRADFoRD. of The shin Hercules
arrived in Hampton Roads b ,und 10 City Poipt
IN ~ days from Liverpool. has politely furnish
ed us win ne of London pages, from The 18Th
10 the 2S. JGGe>
We have made extracts for This days paper.
which will be found u.iGer the proper depa.,
ment
The rmnor ofPeAcE appears to gain ground |;
but as we give all the facts dc,a;ied in our Lon.
don papers, with The specuaiions on those facts.
our readers viii form heir own conje aures M
on tie probability Of such 81 event
IL IS with easure thar we 10 ice the arrival
OF ~ t-rekaey our minis'es a. Liverpool, about
the @Vih June. ne had nor got 10 London, but
would pr babiY arrive there alb Iui the 26,h We
10 not notice the departure of Lad Selk;,k for
'n's cou'iSry, in any Of our papers, which indu
Cos Us TO suppose thar he has waited the arrival
OF Mr. Pinckney
The Eng isn papers speak win great warmth
OF the non'impoda.iCn bill, a sample OF which
WI he found in an article which we have tele6l.
ed and copied. II was ever cur opinion. and Is
still 50, that the repeal of tina, law, will be- insis-
ted on as = sine qua non. to all friendly arrange
mems.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20
FROM rEE NATIONAL IsrELLlcnNcEn.

A new priat has recently made its an
peareocc at Frankfort, in ucky, EN-
tiiled the {" Western World" IN Which
a scries Of papers is commenced under
tbs head of 8 The Kentucky Spanish As
socla.ion, Biounts Conspiracy. and Cen.
Niranda's Expedition " The Editors Of
his pint are Joseph NJ. Street and John
Wood. OF The first individual we know
uo,hing - The latter 10 the same who re
Gently edited the Virginia Gazette, fe
derat print at Richmond, and who some
years since wrote "Ih= History of The ad
minisiraion Of John Adams"
These papers contain disclosures Tecu-
liarly Interesting to the people of Ken
lucky, as well as 10 high deg'ee interest
ing 10 he peop!e Of lie nacl.aaioG. Men
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20
pHILADELFHIA. Aucust II.

We understand, tha; advices, Of very
u"p'easant tenor have heer received from
HaiiiaX. ! he court Cf Adm rally az that
place, IL is SAID, have de ermlncd To con-
denim all produCe OF enemies Colonies
sRd 3"u'd t. epeniss ports, whs her ii be
found on board Leu;rai 81 p, importing The
SAM, or osherwi (. BY his latitude Of
cond mua ion 4. ioiiows, .hat the whole of
our icreign trade vii be entirely destroy
ed Admiral BefkeIy VINO was to sue
coed la that salon, had no. a rived. IL
'nefel1re KS not Clearly appear whether
mis- destructive principle ; derived from
recent orders or flo;. We are promised
80 abstract Of The new doctrine for our
nsx..
~ th" LIST accounts frnm Kingston, III
sells Cf Fiout bad been made at &c dollars
per barrel.
MIR. FEssxGDgN, 'he author of " Demo
cracg UHvails4," IS anou' 20 pubGsh a 10
Elical new paper IN .Mw York.
Angus, ~
sL5" In part Of our Impression Of yesterday.
the information coH,ainc in the fo.l3wing arti
Gle. was, through haste e-ronesusy stated. The
'eecrcnce how ever is the .smc. ha, ,hs new
doetrine # the British Court OF Admiralty is a
dcsd.y blow AIMED az or foreign trade OF
this doetnnc having man tied from iectn, orders
we csnno sc sssu 81 unld tue arrival a. r. IL.
lax OF Admiral Gekeiy WHO IL hoIny expca.
ed.
The following info nation received from ia
litsS By let,e, ofih Ct, ot from a souice TIA
may be relied on d PUB r1hcI co. the inlormari
1u Of The Merchants at ',e Unued Siz,cs
Ia ihe case ofihe Gsilyu sgs'--tne Cap,ors
fagins to ss,sbish the faa Of any blockade Of
-
Tire Golden bge lo,ded at Phi'aderhia.
and was destined far IIsmbmeh, bus in case
'hat p0fs was s,csI,aaea 10 proceed to Toaan-
zen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20
Of august 2.

o0H~ery" -When The beauty of youth,
blooming in silence. excelle,,t IN yir,ue. 6.
r'ch IN exp sctatIons, IS ts!en ftom lie
10 Tie ordS lary course of mortality, the
tears OF sympathy. a9a sp0,Ane5aslyi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20

The price of Sugar and Cofee had considerable,
declined IN LONDON, at the date Of our latest pa
pers oy The Hercules.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20
p ice of Eiopr an Lon.lou. rYarc o..

T zee q Flour az LONDON, '}ane ..
Fine Flour S5s 7us.-Seconds Gus. a 65s--
equal TO about as. sIerl. per American barrel,
ouperGne.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20
FRANCE.

" .Nfo1eon, E1'he,or ~ me French and
King Of ffaly.
"Accounts havng reached us, that IN
severai olshe notthrrn departments Of our
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20

4, th" ''st accounts frem Kingston, III
sells If Fiouf had been made at &c dollars
per barrel.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
kunaWaY Negro.


e An AWAY from the subscribers. earIA
IN IN July, a n.:gro man named GRESA,4H.
Hcis about So years of age, 5 feet / incAes
CT feet nigh, Of & tawny complexion, has
scar lone ofhis jaws or side oflis face form
ing a.h2lf circle; think; it IS Ola the right,
but an rot positive. He is slim made fell
iow, With busAy head, and wAen spokeas 70
has a scarr aisd oeya look. Whsa he vert a
ssay he hadsi gresn- round coat, huff coicsed
hreeches, with honicspun cioati1i55s, aud has
never been accustomed to any work but intha
crop orfeld. I have Understood he has. crcs-
/ scd the Potomac about Efltain's Bay ovee. In
to Marsland lexpcctisc has procured PASS
and wiil'endeager 70 appear as freeman.
I, Administers OF vessels and others are fore
warned from karboring or carrying him asssy
under the penalty ofthe law
i will give, 71yensy Do!s1@s reward # tIken
in Maryland, or Fifteenth taken in The North
ern Neck, SO that get him asaia,
George Christopher.
yestinorciand -Co&ty, Vir.2
18th September 20 III
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27

q BOUT 20 years of age, $ feet inches
( i high, well set and proportIoncd, but re-
ther Tick and chunky, wooiiy head, pleasant
countsnance; in his walk he swings lis arms
considerably, and turns out bis toes more than
common can reass ard write, and wihattempt
to pass for freeman; has been accustomed
from his infancy to the business OF a wtittr,
and lived in Alexandria fer many years; is
fond of gaming and bad company; probably
he will be endeavoring to reach Baltimore or
some more northern town--being of an mac
tive disposition he. may try, to get on board
some vessel. All persons are forbid to receive
or harbor him or assist him in his elopcmont. .
The above reward and ali reasonable char-
ges will be paid for experimenting the aforesaid
Slave and securing finn in any goal SO that 4
get him again. -,
CHARLES I ZEE.
,lSe1itemder II. u I'D
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
Gun and Pistol Mandatory.

rTvHE, subscriber informs his friends. and the
public, that he continues to carry on the
above mandatory in all its various branches;
,y,.re all orders in his line of business will be
executed on the shortest notice,
He experts, in the course Of a few weeks,
s, slsesant assortnient OF &c U,v;S and PISTOLS
s. the best mandatory In England.
: srs rood Journeyanan will hear of en-
n,oyment by applying to the subscriber. q
robert Nafh,.
Kine-street, near the water, Alexandria.
September p.
M b. A generous price will be given Tor
good seasoned WALNUT PLANk' OF from
two,,iinch to two and half in thickness.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
GALES Al VENDUE.
!, every Tuesday and Friday,
- WIFI, BE SOLD,

AT TIE VENBUE STOREs
<..,,.r al Prince and Water streets,
.rvfrfy Of Dry Gbods, Groceries, sc.
sss,;e,,lars of which WIN be expressed in
. the bills Of the day.
\ IRA, kinds OF goods which are on lirnlta-
|. "a "a the prices Of which arc established,
!, t NV time be viewed and purchased at the
'ssst lSsnstatio andiPrlees-
w. p. 6. Marstenef, v. NJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
Notice to Planters.

The Alexandra Tobacco 1nfpec-
TOMS revived and Inspectors appointed - The
Warehouse viii be open fer the reception Of
Tobacco The 18th instant; and those that
bring, good Tob,reo may depend GA getting Ii
rbeal prices.
.ss;:epte r1ber 4. dosl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
Wenty Dollars Reward.
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On the morning of the 9Th .Septe,nber, IN
.stant, from, my farm near Dulnfiies, in
PTinoe-Wi llisra county, under tie manage
nent Of Mr.J ohm Store, a DARK muhatto aegrO
man, named
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27

On We D NES D d K,
Tire FIRST day of October next wall be Sold,
TO the highest bidder, at C9euelana, the place
ofresidence of tie late Mr., EDWARD CAR
TER. deceased, Of Prince William county a
Part Of the PERSONAL ESTATE
Qfhe said aeceased-consistins, Of
TTORSES, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs-sulsliy
articles of Furniture, an elegant ncy
Co=chee, and pair Of Harness, never used
.one or two Stills; and valuable collection of
Law Books, History, &c. toI .etner with va
staety efotiler chatteIs.
Among the stock OF horses, are two 7ounp
Mares, and,a Horse, of great promise as run.
ners, being descended from the best blood
stock IN America. The Cattle and Sheep al
so, being Of the most valuable breed, viii be
an acquisition to farmers who wish to improve
their stock.
Acretiit til the FIRST Of April will be given
fer all sulns above ten dollars, the purchasers
giving bond with approved security, 10 carry
Interest from the date if lot, puncfually paid.
It requested that al tln,sc who have any
claims against tie said estate, may make them
SHOWN. aaa ell these indebted make payment
10
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with the wRl annexed.
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