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VIM. II. CAgELL.

John Tramble was convicted OF Horse Stealing
before the Distria Court of Washington. in the
spring of 1905, and sentenced to FIVE years and
1--we months confinement lie was born in Ma.
ryland is S fee, l-2 inches high o. years
old; Fair complexion iighs hair; grey eyes ;
has niche in his left ear scars in his forehead
and rs shoemaker by trade
Isaac Harris was convicted of larceny before
the Disirie Court of Monongalia in the spring
OF 1905, and sentenced to r'Vo years confinement.
h~>was born in the county of Wood. in this
state, is Ave feet nine INCHES high, Is years old,
swarthy complexion, dark hail api iaze eyes.
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advertisement.


II consequence of resolution of
n. the Genera, Assembly, passed at
their late session, 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-
zens of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
muskets cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate particular report there
OF TO me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Cieys 70 TIE Esec:aiDe.
Richmond, Feb. z, 1906. (t)
EUS Z received from London, and
y for sale by WIZ, CRozrEp. in Manchester,
a complete and general assortment Of
Fresh Garden Seeds
All of the last years growth.
N p. The above collection of seeds may be
had at Mr. Oakley i'hipotts' next door above
Russell & Wallace's, main street, Richmond.
Wiitam Crozier.
Richmond, 7th March, 1896, IF
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me copartnership of Samuel Sbelton g Co.
is sus Day dissolved b. mutual consent, those
who have claims against said concern, will apply
to Samuel Shelton for their adjustment and all
those indebted TO said concern. arc earnestly ne.
ques'ed TO make immediate payment 10 him, or
those he may aushorise TO receive the same, as
no father indulgence can be given.
S.,.ni. Shelton.
John Staples.
Jas. Walker, adm. for
William Walker, dec.
Warren. May I, 1906. On
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ST. PAUL.


sszs,-~T IA beautiful sorrel horse. Is hands
,sysss-ssSs inches high. remar ksbic for his
e ~ elegance. beauty, strength and fine
S3s5fsgSsySz bone win stand the ensuing sca.
son, at my plantation on James river generally
known by The name Of aiaiden's Adventure, a.
bout mites above Fine Greek mill ard 4 miles
below Michaux's ferry, IN Powhatan county. 10
cover mares az twenty five dollars the season,
which will commence the first of March and
expire the first of August--Extyao ordinary good
and ex,ensive pasturage gratis, bur no liability
for accidents or escapes Gentlemen wish;n 2
| their mares fed, may be furnished with corn AZ
the market price, for which cash mus, be sent
with the rarcs-as also, notes OF hand for ,he
due payment of the money for the season
". Twenty dollars. paid on or before the
| third Wednesday IN November (benr Powha-
tan court day. will be received as full compensa.
ton OF the above, with half : dclto the groom
This beautiful horse, St. Paul, was raised By
che Primes Of Wales, and got by his horse Sal
tram. who was got by Eclipse thar covered a,
200 guineas the aeason-his dam Virago by Sns .
Ibis grandam by negulus. out of sister T.
Black and all-H!ack, and was thought 10 be the
best runner Of his timc-he won sevsra! larr.
stakes, auors which was the Desby, 1885, beat.
,, ing Dungannon. Volunteer, Phenomenon, Cor.
zales, and several others-he wa, the she of
Whisky. who a. years old won 1850 g,,ineas.
also of Whip, Royalist, Peeping Tom, General,
Conner, Sylph, Sepism, Caroline, TIFFANY. : IN
RESTING, St. David. Sprishi!y, Queen Of Shtba,
Spankawsy, Rose, Sweeper, Gyms. Coal Nier.
chant, PickPocaet, Oscar. Rn5rosio, Pretty
Patty. end several Others of the arst rate run
ners St. Paul's dam Pu.ty was go.by M,tch'm,
who covered for severa! of tic last years Of his
life CT so guineas = mare her dam the Old
Squirt mare. of as srea. fame perhaps. as n good
breeder, as any mare IL the kingdorl--she was
the dam of Virgin, Dido, Conmdrum. Hanthos,
Gnigrsa, Miss TimTs, Pumpkin. Maiden (whe
was dam of Walnut) lie Sang. Rasselas, Tu,ily.
and several others Purify v rs the dam OF Rock
ingham, Archibald, Fmzwiiam, St Paul ARD
several others ----Several certificates OF 81 Paul
as good and sure foai getier may Le seen az his
sad. THOMAS HARRIS, Ir.
POwhatan city, March Isl, 1906. If
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Geo. Watt


~ AS removed from the store ne formerly oc.
L L cupied TO brick hoasc on the cross street
,cading from the main strest,o Shockoe W are-
aouse. where he has on hand aud oilers 10 dis.
pose Of ON 'hoderate terms, by wholesale,
THE following Arficlcs, 0iz:
Loaf and Euscovado Sugars,
N. England, w. Island. and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Barcelona ard Apple Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of a superior quality.
Mclasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young X. son and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent SHOT, assorted sizes--And
The remainder OF his Stock OF Dry Goods
consisting principally Of articles suited TO The
present ami approaching season, which he will
either sell on credit ct :, C and 9 months, for
notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorlers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. 22d ~ Oh, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03
by THE GOVERNOR OF -zI osHAoNwEALTn
or VIRGINIA.,
a PROCLAMATION.
Em'ar. g ErIr. of S. Couch

NTHEREhS it is represented to the Execu-
w tive. by the Keeper of the PeniIentiary,
thattwo the prisoners therein confined, to wit :
JOHN TRAMBLE and ISAAC HARRIS,
have made their escape from the PeniIenta,y
have. Therefore. thought fit, with the advice of
the Council of State, to isane this Proclamation,
hereby Offering reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension of each, or
either Of the said prisoners and for their deIiv-
cry at the Penitentiary; and do, moreover, en-
join all officers, civil! and military. and exlort
the good people of the commonwealth TO use
their best endeavorsto apprchend and convey to
the Penitentiary the said John Tiarnble and l.
ssac Harris.
Given under my hand; with the Seal Of the
e.. 3. commonwealth annexed. at Richmond,
this 3D. day OF February, 1906.
(Signed)
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by Authority.)
AN ACT
Fer ,5e temporary relief Of Rame, carannlii

BE it enacted ~ tie Senate and Roa,e of Re
i,,escniatives 81 ,be USiie! S.d.cs IF Arcr;cc, a.
Cory ess assembled, That the SUI, OF two thou
sand four hundred dollars be. and is hereby ap
proPriated, TO be paid ous OF amy nonies in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated. 10 be appl
ed under the direction OF the pfesi.lcns of a.,
United States, 70 the immediate and temporary .e
lief of Harnet Cararlaili. cN-bashaw Of ] riac!i
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker q tie House Of Representatives.
). SMITH. President
of the Senate, Pro ,e,npore.
April 81, 1896 APPROVES.
tn. JEFFERSON.
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EX} ANTED as House Keeper,
w in large family. an elderly Lady,
Sho can come well recommended. Liberal wa
Ses wal lie given. Enquire sf the printer.
Nov 6, 1905 If
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BREWERY FOR SALE.


THE subscriber will SELL all his interest in
i that extensive BRE VERY, which he now
occupies, situate he river Potomac in the town
of hlsxand,ia, district OF Columbia Of which
IL years of an unexpired lease from September,
is 70 come.
This Brewery is on a very extensive plan
having two copper boilers Of 1900 and 500 gal.
Ions, with every working uteush complete
With malt house, kiln, mill sc.
To the capitalist, this concern ofTers many in
ducements, 1900 barrels beer having been biewed
by the subscriber for Some seasons back. and is
capable of being considerably extended bar.
rel Of Beer can be sent 10 he city OF wash
isgton and George Town q; few cents ex.
pense.
Proposals will b. received 10 the ist July, and
every necessary information may DC had by
letters, pos, paid, by apply TO
THOMAS CRUISE.
Alexandria. 5th Ma. 1905. wiI5O
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w. WARDLAW

Sreceiving large supply Of ME-
Z DICINES, SURGEONS 1NSrRU-
MENTS, FAMILY MEDICINE. CHESTS,
&c. by the Protettress, from London.
Richmond, Nav 6, 1906. If
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JUST RECEIVED
A's for Sale ty tie Subscribers. an exteasive as.
so'fnient IF
GROCERIES,
AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING AprI-

AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING ARrI-
cLRs.
Muscovado Sugar, as FF and F Gun PowGey
sorted Tar
W. India Coffee Thomas Leiper's SnuJ
Antigua and Jamaica Maccouba do.
Rum Hayanna Sesars
Country do. Salt petre
Cogniac {: Peach Bran. Birthstone, Madden &
dy ground Ginger in
Holland Gin small kegs
w. India and Sugar Log wood
Ecuse Molasses Turkey Cotton
l. !. Madeira Wine J New York Candles q
Fort, Sherry and Ma Soap
lsga do. s?crmace,i Candles
Heboert's Brown Stout ---On
Martinique aud Bor- ] Patent Lamps
desux Cordials. Du,ch Gases with plain
BASKET Salt and gut bouss
DO IN Sacks & Loose Castings, assorted
budoS's Cheese Earthern and Stone
Caldwell, F,asurc & Ware
Cos Sup Chocolate Wiring s. Wrapping
Rice Paper
Nu'n'egs. Pepper Gin. Henry VIII q Merry
&c. and PimenIo Andrew Cards
Mace and Cloves China Plates
O"' Olives ana CNpcrs DO. Bowles. different
Gun Powder. Young sizes
Hyson & SoucheOg Do Tea & Coffee Cups
Tea and s.ucers
Canister Containing Plain and Cut. quart.
1-2 and 5 lbs Gun pint {. half mint De.
fowder lea canters
Ficked Salmon Pint. half pint and gill
Cur Herring and Shad Tunbiers.
Patent Shot, assorted
regular supply of LOAF SUGAR By the
hogSacad and barrel AZ the Phiiadelphia price
Fisher & Lesueur.
May 20. 1896. uf)
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TUX SALE,
by virtue Of deed Of trust, executed to the
~ subscriber. b. John II. Manniu, bearing date
the 1lth Of July, 1905. to secure the payment of
his bond TO William James, bearing date the 17ih
day Of December, 1905. and dine The 1911 day Of
May, 1895 Win DC sold publicly, for cash, a,
Thomas Colley's tavern in Gainesville, on Mon
day the 23d Gay Of June next, If fair, If not, the
next fair day, one likely Negro Man, named
Cesar.
THOMAS RI. WALTON, 7;astee.
Gainesville May. 20, 1906.
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CTRAYED or STOLEN from
NJ Coochland Courthouse. on the 22l Of a pill
last. handsome BLACK HORSE, with sad
die and birdie Oh him-hc is wei. formed, paces,
,ross and can,ers well, Eve fee high. supposed
to be seven years old this cpring. has !arg.
wart on his lett ear close to his head. star IN
his forehead, snip on his nose, has been n;ch'd
and dock'd, and all of his feet white. ANY per
son who will deliver the said horse, saddle and
bride TO ME, shall be handsomely rewarded
WILLIAM pULJIAM.
Hanover, May %. 1896. (4t)
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
by virtue Of a deed of trust. executed TO rs, by
- John II. Manniu. Bearing date the 18Th day
OF February last, for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of his bond TO John Butler, & Co. bear
ing date the same time, and due the LIST day Of
LEACH last VIII be sold. az Thomas Cocy's
tayein. in Gainesville. On Inc 23i day of June
next i fair, &c not, the next fair day, at public
action, for cash, four Negro slaves, viz. Cesar,
Jim, Lewis and Phillis.
THo's II. WALTON, 1,,,,
ARCRD TAYLOR, '""''"
May 20, 1906. 1t
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On WEDNESDAY,,

asd of April,
VII be 6lI, aftk.eetes.begf, in Hztaaadfi1s
By public jaA, nl;s,p't0iegG dyagfd Of 'S
robieb' CAFE die so,itt qoili te gfven;
400 Acres of firft rate Bottom
Land,
Lying in thc 10000 acre traa, en- the river
Kenhswa, aud part OF The eaate OF the late
General Waihins ton.
THIS land is fuppfed TO be eqaal irqua.
4 llty to airy whatever, and she lsnalnef' OF
the quantity in ,he los proves its value IN com.
parifoa with others; The whole lot, of which
This is ose miro, being 100 acres.
Aya, The. remaining lntcfeG of Legatee, in
he rs6perty yet s,fel,i belonging tofsid sfste,
the iatrrefi thereon tsing one third Ct aiharss
md If fAid Is net iufcieht TO meet tie demand,
The commiGions aIiGag from the fesvises OF 40
executor.
Sale 10 'co!s,uiepce at IA o'clock. Any inior-
a.tiea nay be had from the fubicriter, who 10
authorized to treat at rrivate Lls.
Philip G. Marlteller.
. April 70. ,,awis
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KINGSTON. Ham, March ae.

Arrived, hip Anderfona, Findlay. Bance.af-
land, in "a days. By the Anderfcns, which
has brought fnc cargo of slaves to Messrs.
Hilbert, Taylors. and MARYLAND, information
is received, that his msjeay's sloop Fsvorite has
been captured on the African coat, by French
force, coaAaing of one "a. two friga,cs, and a
brig, probably from L'Orieat, and which were
faid To have taken the African convoy. The
commander Of the Fayori,: had arrived, In a car
tel, at Cape Mount.
The Amsncan brig Equator, from Bolton, ior
Port Apsonio, reported to be laden with lnn1beT'
soap and candles. detained by bis majeay's brig
Morae Forsnnee, lieut.. Roire, commander, was
brought iato Port Royal on Friday evening.
March Ia
His msjeRy's chip Campus, capt. Auha0,
ibsssiag the Gag Of rear.adtnital Loais. sailed
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SHIP

ARRIVED, ,
Ship Hers, Cole, Liuerpcsl--Salt--R.
Young and w. Ysa,on.
Brig John, Martin, New Orleans, via Bal.
tinore
Columbia, N'Cobb, An,igus-Bal-
last and Fruit James Pattsn.
Maria, 'Cartw. Listen - Salt, Wine,
and Frui,--R. T Hooe, and Co.
Sehr. he,sev. Bluas, Maruniques-Sugae
and Molasses; Is. Sh,rys and P.
Janoey.
Philip, I'aber, Msr,ihiqus:; Sugar,
Coffee and Molasses; ]. Ihcmp-
son ar Son, C.. Powell and Ma.,cI.
Ter and Youag.
Ci.izeB, Lsne, Newbnryroe
Caroline, Fisher. Philadelphia
Mary ard Kitty, Chalmers, Baltimore
William and Susan, Kcrwin, Ehila-
Gc!phia
Sicop Olive Branch, Clemehts. Baltimore
Regulator, Atkins, aNewbedford
CLEARED,
Ssh'r Alert, Dye, Curacao, by J. Thomp.
son & Son
Harriet, Auekett, Barbados, by Geo.
Slscum
Adventure: Midnight, Barbados, by
M'kaight& S.swars
Maria, Stoddcr, Fredericksburg
sloep Haimony, iElwood, 'Philadelphia
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From the Baston Cent;ne!.
[GaS. EAroN,s Letter coScLuDED.l

But the spptehsnGsns infatuated by Mr.. Lear,
TIA, endessoring 20 prcat OF this circumtance IN
favor of the legitimate prince might srsee fatal
10 orr eoartymsa ia bis posysr, betrays isno-
rance, pualanimity, or dehga or It menaces
were ufed TO impress fuch an apprehension II can
hardly be admitted as sufficient reaion Tor barter
inc the honor OF our co1ntry, and destst,ng tue
inieree Of sn ally. For, If he had not a.feaay
been acquainted with the rhedonentade OF )o'spn
Bathaw's character, a common Observance OF the
operations OF human na,arc might have taught
b;m. that man feldom medisa,es vengeance when
si,Tolutiau g!ares him in the face. noi violates
The rights of mature, and the laws OF hassohs'
wa.a certain ieftru8ioa awaits him.
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For the ALEXANDRIA ADvERTIsER
TO ny OLD CoAE.

Alden nv thread bar: Coat, adieu!
For thee and i mutt part:
Thou wait my fay'rite once, tits true
] own thou wait, when thou wsEt new,
For then thought thee imart.
Baf thou art arangely altcr'd now,
5 And much the worfe of wear;
For ,hofe who pafs'd with (" how d'yedo !"
Or noticed me with nod or bow,
Nov eight me with aiear.
Thou ancient, ,ater'd wotn.out Vett y
Thou ART the canie of this,
Thou srtl for IT'S probstam eft
Ths, they who're lhashy are the isR
OF Miacr and Of Mifs.
See! DER the back Of yon old chair
Doth thy SurceGof lie;
And like bridal virgin fair.
Fos me awaits, and p.cPsrei
To ufe it By and by.
Ye. thou, Old caasl has my regard,
Thou haa, and protect
Thar, as am not yet prepared
To part, will not now blizzard,
But lay thee in my Cheas
ANXIOUS,
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alesanorfa Eaap GDDestts:r.
FRIDAY, April 10.

] / 1885,
/ A letter from New Orleans, dated he
tgianing of March, received at r.. York,
SAYS Information had just been received
j mere ofthe affair at Nachidochcs, between
the Spanish and American forces; and
thar this circumstance, in addition to the
Spanish intendant being ordered to quit
the American territories, it was believed,
would produce some act ofre,aliasioa from
the Spanish government, at Pensacola.
sEstract Of letter from major Drury
!. Burt, to the edlsors at the Georgia Re
|. pubfcsn, dates jackson county, state 81
Tennessee, February Is, 1906.
Msssrs. PRIsTERs,
T transmit you a small detail OF the trans.
actions and depredstions lately con.n,ted
by the tribe or ration OF Sack indians, on
the other side of the Mississippi, ep the
bodies of eleven people, sevea OF whom
Ewere men, one woman and her three chill
drcn, on the 18th inst. This AFFAIR took
place about 4 O'Clock in the morning, @han,
I to my great as,onishmen., heard tire.
Fnendous bowling, shouting, crying, aud
/ shooting with guas, and immediately got
Tout Of nv bed, looked out OF she door,
and Observes BODY encafnped Hith;Bl Wo
I hundred yards Of s1y house, where they
struck up several fires, aud on seeing them
we Immediately took cur clothes in our
arms, aud reireated 20 the swamp, ir which
situation we continued the next day and
night, without any refreshlient, except
swamp water; at LAST | formed sesnlu-
ton knowisg | was to be hcggard or prone
to hardship for the remainder of my life,
! took my departure from the swamp, and
shaped my course towards ray former ha-
bi,a,ion, my hopes were in the Almighty.
On app, oaching my dwelling house found
it on, Gre, and imme diate!y penetrated
the little building which contained my tor
niture and other effects, which were rusn-
mayed and plundered, except small desk
aee two beds, which pa, on!side the
door, so that they nightnos be.dsstroyed,
and when found the FIRE came too hot,
departed from the hoG:e, taking with me
my beds wrapt 10 sheet, leaving my little
desk behind, Intending to return for it, and
accordingly did, and when approaching
within about IA of mile, on rising hill
observed between five and six hundred
Of this tribe, I'went back and ALARMED my
li,tle camp. and packed our horses, con.
sis.ing of only FIVE, took oar departure and
came in eleven days to Jackson county"
Nationalgood and evh Were ispossible
to abstract the cruel injury which our coun.
try suffers in the payment of a disgraceful
tribute, our citizens might exult in the mea.
sure, which has completely unmasked the
arch hypocrite, and lowered THE vile Pyonip.
ter Of The PaospEeT BEFORE rs" TO
his JUS level in the estimation finn absurd
and Indignant people.
Tbs friends of Mr.. Jefferson, have long
thought tina, his political taper was sinking
into the socket; they are now convinced
that, like his military Ram6eau, smuss ess
pre- in fsssor.
Psulsan's peper.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Wine, Lemons, Almonds, &c.
nv mo ND M
April is.

on .ddONDAl,
AT 2 O'Clock, p. M. will be offered al
PUBLIC sale, from on board the brig Ma
ria, captain Cartw, ju& arrived from Lisbon,
ona cfedi.;ol 90 and 90 days,
"A few thouiand bufheli >ot SALT, Iuitabie tor
the nfheries
I,EMONSin bcxe,
A lew or. ss.of 6ryIiisben and BecellssTINES
SWEET ORANGES in boxes
AL MONDS. WALNUTS
FIGS, FLOOR CARPETS for thinner, and
A few rests OF BASKETS
April rs It
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xCAUTION n!

90 - ~ 8 go 81 : = a
yx7HKREAs the fabfcriber, on the 4th int u:
& w delivered a lester to the poa rider in si,'s
tswa, directed 10 MeiIrs. George and fo6s
iismbLyeys, Of Charles Town, enelotlne a roit,
Mote OF the Alexandra Bank, No. $500. dared
February IS. 1886, for ao4 dollars So cents,
drawn in favor of thofe gentlemen and payable
three days after date; which note did NOT GIT to
hand, but was IL is fuppoted loft or mill AID - :.
This is TO cautiou any p:rloa to whom iaid note
may be offered, agaiaa receiving IT, as.he pay.
m.ns has b.en Topped at the bank. and i can. be
Of no sfe TO any but .hofe ID whole favor j. was
drawn. Thefubfcribcr will be much obliged 70
any psrfonS who will communicate to him, here
or 20 the above mentioned gentleman, IN Charles
Town, Jefsrfon county, any information ie'
fpeains the fad Pa Note.
Thomas Fairfax.
>M,rcb *. co3t*
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Both Of English 81 american growth.
The foimer imported this fall per the ihlP She.
pe,dsfi, captain Wells, via Norfolk, :
-ampsg eubieb are
Early York Cabbage, Early Dwarf do. Eady|
Screw do. EaTly Sugarlosf do. Early Battenea|
do. Large Imperial DO. Large Sugaroat do.
La,ge Flat Dutch de-. Red do. Green and Vel.
low savoy sdo. BrudsI Sprouts, Grees and
Red Bofeoole, ColiiRower, BFocoi, &c.-Aho,
Rye Graf,, Lucern, Burnett, Orchard Grass
Red Glove, Early Datch Tunip, E1rly Store
do. Hanover do. yellow do. Wsi,e No tolk co..
Rape, Nav, Coriander, Csusway, Dill, Az
nifccd, Canary Seed, Double Yellow Hysclt tins
Roots. Fire DuYh.m, Flewer OF Mpaatd, Spit
Peas. Garden Rskss, Hoes, Reels and Lines,
Gsrden shcers and bsf'P uning Knives On hand
quantity of Lcmbardy Poplar of al hes AND
a variety OF Flowerirg Shrubs, and Roots, Ga
gealenabic terms.
Alfo,
An elegant aGor:ment OF cot and plain 1la's,
China, and Queens ware, Flower Pots OF s'l
kinds.
He likewife keeps Liquors, Groce-
ries, Spices, Powder and Shot, Fig Bln'' s,ss'''
Bailey, Rice, Soap, Candles, Salt Pst.e' Al'u",
Pearl Afh, sesars, bea Rappce Snuff, chewing
and inoaking Tobacco.
AJo. for Sak, >,
The American Gardener, and hcnneuy'
Trcasife on Gardening. -.
February II. dIv.ia~'i'i
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-01
Twenty Dollars Reward,
December rs.

HT7iLL be given for experimenting and fecur.
wv ing in Jail. young mulatto man aavc,
named. ANDREW. *f5e was hired by Ire lat
year to MIR. deph Thomas, who keeps the mid.
die ferry oppofre TO Ai.xaodria, and ahicondcd
from that place about the latter end of Angnt
lat. fle is about q, years Of age, feet OF 9
inches high, luGy and we'll made has ihors cur.
led hair, and is Frequently lubjea to have ieve.
raj large pinples in his face. He is recsoned to
be fcnGbie fellow, of an esty agreeable addseis
for anan in his low fpherc of lite. AS he has
NOT been heard OF by.me Gaee bis c!opsaS.ns, I
tufpea he has had The addrefs to chip himielf as
z freeman ON board fone veG;l either at Alexan-
dria or Baltimore. Whoever takes him mp and
fecurss him in any Jail, 9lhall receive from me
the above reward, as fooD as due information
thereof is given 70 me or to Dofof N. p. Gag
En, at PORT Tobacco.
G. B.. Caufin.
Maryland, Charles County, I
January II. J[Feb. B., zaw