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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04
MARSHdL'5 SALE.

ny Virtue Of decree Of 1reowf eftbe United State
- for be 5fb circuit in @e YrgniI dG,i7, eyono4n-
t sd at My term, 1905, in debaf Of Jobn T.a< ant
Ib'ua' HR0n aTaers Of Henry Martin, apainG 3a.ues
Paasth"' ahminjerafo, Of MaitJ.7O TsngIsu, tea
0"a Others T0W 6e /oH, 10 TIE bigbF bdstr far ready
nancy at tie Eagle TaOfyn in lie cty of Richmond on
Saturday tbe 22d day Of next month, tbe f3iyo4ving,
SAApES, Oi& Parrot, Peter, Billy, Cyrus, Bits,
ToS' Ned and Nelly; o many sft5r,u ar nav be Gt:
fffeaf 70 rds be Jim Of bOgJtud Even bnad,ed and
lee"ys eoars and 81 cents, 4ob uff,ee on one tbou
Ja"a Jour b""red and tveny-nine sa,i, ba-t bereeE
m ~s rate gfs per tehfam Per anaum, ON TIE 9 Sd
Day Of May, 1905, aodhe sbsnert efEll.
HLLLIdHT MANN, H. M far
JOSEPH SCOTT, M r. d,
February 4. tdf
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FOR TKE ENQUIRER.
THEATRICAL.

There are few dranidtical performances in
the Engl'ih language, which are entitled to
n,eher commentator than the tragedy of the
Iamster. 1t merits the eulogium of the critic.
Whesher he onhders variety eff it's incidents,
the Intricacy yet juft conduit of the p,ot. OF
the admirable ef1un which il teaches TO the
greater portion OF mankind. IF we Judge il by
me 'tr'ct do9mas oft the fchools, we find it ad-
m'rdhiy correct if byits influence on the an.
oiehce, truly interefiing and pathetic. NoG-
tuaton IN lite can indeed be more admirable
calculated to excite the tear of comn,;E.r,t;oy.
than that which the author has frleefed. Sur.
rounded ny every object that can beftow han.
piheis on earth believed, almoR adored. Inv
thoie who are neRreh to his heart; the gene.
rous but deudcd gameaer falls victim To, (.
hngle vice. The tory is NOT fngular ir is
toe frequently exhibited in real life and hence
the excellence of the moral f We
-" edneidav evening the lovers of the
drama were srat'fed with the exhibition of
tins admirable tragedy. Beverly was 6,pport.
ca with propr'ety and fpirt by Mr.. Green.
ne character was well adapted to his talents
ma DIS voice, his geittlre, aud varied cxprei.
hon ot countenance, dtftrve our hipheii aprro
baton. In word, Mr. Green, is ernersilv =
good performer in the Ganriter he was q, Eat.
| Or Mrs. W,lmot VIZ dare nor venture TO Iay
much, left our nnbounded tadu,iration ibould
lead us 10 expretii ors, which nigh. he deemed
hyperbolicdl by thofe, who were not witnef1.s
ltp hsr performance. Let the tears and tn.
plaudns of delighted audience fpesk her
prhie.-So correctly, 70 feelingly did fhe Der
form, that our admiration of the aSfrefs was
OFT IN our fympathy for Mrs. Beverly.
In Mr.. Sutton we coafefs ourfelves in fom.
degree disappointed. A previous psrufal of
he play had led MS to expect in StukeIv. tie
| elegance and art fee of Lovelaec. We thouobt
nm the plant. flexible, and lniling villain.
iauhole in pretext, elegant in addrefs, we be-
heved hum well calculated to lu,k the fufpici.
o7ls ot huiband, and corrupt the virtue of
vie. BIT Mr.. Sutton las apparently formed
different idea of.he character, or elfe has ror
yet acquired fpf'icient Gill to DO it iuGice. Tn
MI the part OF Stukely with proprety, re.
CURES vigorous and various talerts. imnroved
bY example, and mellowed by habit we are
not then to be furprifet if q rsnne performer
t7ils in the attempt. Our hriGtures on Mr..
Sutton are not however 70 he underaood. "a
being given without qualification. He is in
dfbfed to nature For al excellent voice, ard "a
me faults which he difcovered are principally
incident to beginners, I'VE fatter ourfcIyss with
the expectation of feeling him, in few months.
NJ incsnfderahe addition to our Theatre.
We cannot leave this fubicGt without remark.
ing on the occafional. not to fy, freouent in.
attention of the inferior performers, with re-.
gard to the 2mm;flion of their parts To memo.
~. An enlightened audience cannot long in.
diligently overlook 70 grofs and palpable VIC.
ation of prop,iety.
PHILO-DRAMATIs.
Richmond, Jan. 81.
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RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.
SECOND CLASS.
FoURTEEsTH DAY

FouRTEENTH DAY.
Prizes OF zoo dols.-Nos. 67ls 1910.
Prize of 100 dols.-No. 1881.
Prize of so dois.-No. $3.50.
Prizes of 25 dols.-Nos. 652s 6ole 1898
S. 7.
Blanks-Nos. 1889 1929 1908 6o2s 6so1
6"6l 6so9 5l22 COOS $3.50 1854 56l7 62s7
56s8 1857 4lo6 os25 65o2 5000 1882 74o6 ss77
1857 6l69 1921 5775 66e4 1878 SOL 1890 ss1s
6o2o 4449 1896 1873 1880 647s 67es 6o25 5o1t
6eo7 65S6 1874 COTS 1867 $500 472s 1919 7576
1862 1874 1888 6l3l 1898 5l94 e32o 5o43 casa
1865 $500 $50 5ll2 6779 5o26 6sss 1883 4oza
5246 1868 47s3 4473 1929 6344 1861 1929 AS,
1885 SSH 1896 7l43 6lss 62fs G464 $3.50 1864
5277 6o3o 4432 1898 1923 4ogs 1914. 5r
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Ha4,iag made fome important onilfoas in reboyi-
ing fbr Speech Of mir. IfyieR in the Debafe on
the call eta Convention, qUe cannot but do t5ot
gentleman tbejnRiee torepo,1 bis o6ySrqatio1s
aJ fbey qverr Seii1eyed.
2bele Edifor5, subo repnbijb that debate, are re-
q'ieqed fofHlRifnte the following, az t5e Soeeeb
efMr. Hyleff, in place otrthe one frR reboried.
1t was not my intention to have fpoken on
this occafion ; have not thought much ON the
fubjeet-not 70 much perhaps, as its inpor
lance and my duty required. I fhould not
have riien, had it not been for an o5fervation
which fell from the gentleman from Dinwid.
die /; he fays that no man who calls himfelf
republican can be oppofed to the propolitiou
for the call of 4 convention. have confider-
ed myfelf republican and as fhall vote A.
ganft the meafure, feel ii duty which owe
myfelf to offer fome Of the reafons which in
flnence my opinion. The gentleman from
Dinwiddie has afkcd whether the people are
not competent to the purpofes Of felf-eoyern-
rnent ; by this quenion he has refuted himfeIf /;
for if it Us admitted that the people are thus
competent to Judge for themfelves, fhould
be glad to- know how we come at this time to
agitate this queltion Has the great body ot
the people petieiored Have they complain
ed of any grievances under the preient cenai-
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february 4.
TO BE SOLD.

4" TIE bf,Dsf 5iddS', on he pyemlts, BY P,e6cy u
Me'c1,F, on TbHsIaay, Feb,aayy GU, 1906, at baIf
Psf o'eiosk.
'Wo baJfas,e lots, Numbered ID and15: ffs-
i afad on Sbohe Hi, brf7ocea Mr.. Nies,s and 61,.
1kdh75 bogfes, hadae TO Bacon Lassb on a Eiob and
d'yIP@. HorWbs/oidm eieJf io, far Of 4Obit5 7oiH
es,ay on fwO B,0fs.
TiSft'm' glJaie !, oas baL esS Br kdiases in aiae
1sogtt', BY gieigg tsoS and se5rovId E4,;fy.
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Neh Ebeatrs.

The public are refpesful informed, that in eonrs
quence OF preparation! Cor a NEW COMEDY. in
ieenery, &c. there viii he no peri ro,ance until
TIurjaay E em Rt6r AIRY si5, 1906.
When will be preiened, f.. ne fri tio,e in VIRGINIA
COMEDY, (wrnter y George Coleman, mn.
author Of John Bull, Pcor Gentler,an, &c &c. Be.
and now performing in Bottom and Char!eiton, with
diitinguiihei aPPlauf,) ealrd
WHO WANTS A GUINEA.
(THe EPII.oCUB TO BE srostN ~
Mrs. WILMoTJ
70 eVbicb spiH be- addeI,
MISS IN HER TEENS, or,
A MEDLEY OF LovERs.
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WILLIAM & MARY cotrFcr

l HE femi-anuual examination of the qrar,tr,p
boys and fludeuts, will commence on the II,b
OF this month & the viftors are reminded that by
their own refoution heyare meet on the "a N. dav
Tbs and other bnneis Of Importance to the nteren,
OF the college, it is hoped wiz Obtain their rralauJ
attendance. SAMUEL. T'yl Fp po1e..
Williamsburg, Feb 4. g.
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NOTICE,


ME iubfcr Der defrous Of clofng his adminiarn.
ton, on the enate Of his deceafed brother lame.
Dawe, hereby notifies to all perons indebted to him.
to come forward and make immediate paymen, on or
before the I5th Of this n.shth AMI thof. who
have claims agsin the aid decedaat 70 render b.i,
accounts properly authenticated according tn lax.
that Proviiion may be made for payment II is ho3ed,
thar thoie who are 10 the aid sftate viii
Zee the necelity Of pnn6tual compliance with the
terms OF this notice. otherwile fuits will be COM
meneed without determination, aganft all who Oslj
be indebted at the next March court
PHILIP DAVE,
H6~i7jfrafor .ef Jsm,s DasU., d.es j;A
VIM At BrRab IF Fise6 81 lfille,, on NJ, SRI
Sdyof tie Py9lcaf month (FebrnoryJ 5e,7oeea N an
l2o'eIoat, on credit lffbree sssafb4
Three Wheat Fans, a Wire Loom, and f,ndry ar.
tieles OF Houfehold furniture of tie efate q osba
Patten, dstJ.
PHILIP DAVE,
IG@'r. Of Jansi Dsspr, Srf'd 4pBs Tea, Ex,or 81
=, Paf;ea.
February 4. up
TO BE RENTED r.
TN tie ~ Of Jaarsry acxf, siHtr IN o.
qvifbom rbe eifee,
THE HOUSE on S6oe.g rim 3, a,b,ei a..
SR6Jeri6g' kafe,yttfA,L
MBRtH,ETHRR SayFS
February 4. IT,
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- - -

n fafenent @eqring the Import roaRzvays into
tie DiRrf9 Of Richmond, far TIE two years
preceding Jan. ], 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04

Beiide thofe, thereare many articles of Welt
India, and other produce of comfortable value
not fpecifed; With d9y goods imported coat
WAYS from the Northern Gates, the amount Of
which cannot be afcertained, but may he Ell.
mated at or times more in amount, than is
imported direct from Europe into the diariGt.
II f0tement Ibezoinf THE ExborfJ eoa6quayt far
fam rearf brer,di1o tbeI1 9or,,,c. reoe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04

We publifh the following Circular Let, er TO- On
purPoe of giving our readers general hetch Of th
mott important Legislative proceedings of the prefer
General Aiiebly. IL is adJreiisd 10 his conffi,ueu,
by Mr. Manford of the Senate, recently eleaed int
the Executive Council.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04

1t may be proper to remark, that thcfe arti
Giles are exported almof wholly to New-York
Philadelphia and Bottom that of all our fo
reign export from this Difri6t, Norfolk and
Petersburg have alone the credit and OF The
export coaftways, that going hence to Norfolk,
and the adjoining itates, (which is very conlide.
rabIe)is nottskcD into the account.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
(ConcMqed.1


Mr. QUINCY said, in the remarks he
had offered he had only meant to say there
bad been an extraordinary equipment and
arming 10 The hsrbor Of New York. He
did pot mean to pledge himself as TO the
knowledge Of the destination, or to the o.
Their taci, whether there was time for the
administration to have prevented it.
lMr JACKSON. The gentleman did
say SOL
MrQUINCY. Such is nv impression
at present, but I am not certain of it,
Since rose, have understood that after
This Information was received, an attempt
was mode by the executive to stop the yes
sell In making the remarks have offsr-
ed, did not mean to criminate the admi.
nis'raiioD. lfmy words bore snch mean.
ing, withdraw them. Such was yof my
intention.
Mr. BlDWELL said, the memorials re.
ferred to two subjects. On The FIRST, the
uemorislists state that they have been in
diced for an Hence, and represent GER
tain faels, which they say are in heir "a.
yor---ibey say the indictment is depend
ing--this is begging the case. That while
these isels remain 10 be tried before a
tribunal OF justice, while the whole 6ene-
ut Of evidence may be made use Of either
IN Justification OF destruction Of the charg.
Is, ihst the memqrialis,s should resort TO
p petition ct this nature on the last day Of
ths session, IS most extraordinary and
Tor Tue house 10 undertake. 10 decide
question now psoding before court az !
jary, before whom any Witnesses mey be
summoned, would be still more cx,racsdi-
eaiy' The oiter subje9 relates 20 ;hs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
FROM THE AURORA,
POLITICAL VIEWS.

In former papers we have slsetched without A
studied attention to style manner, such political
considerations as appeared 10 arise na.u, ally our
of The conte ppla,ion of The present state of Euro
pean natons. ard the changes which must incy
tably arise cut Of events so extensive and extra
ordinary as have arisen in Europe, since the wars
of the convention az Filniiz.
We have underworld to f1,hon fu;u.itv. and
to anticipatc political revolutions of a u.omen.
tons kind in the norlh and in the east Of Eu.
rope. We propose taking the same subjeA IN.
yuier different form, though the operation of
events which we have surmised, we deem con
sentanecus and insepersble from The new pc;o,
OF view in which we propose to examine ths
subjed
Our former specuiations embraced only the
military and the goycnmen,al tranadions nd
their consequences. The discussions which we
Dow propose, embrace the CONNIE, eidi conseouen
ces, and the commercial indictments which have
gwen direction to tie combined operations of
war IN the Mediterranean and the Baltic
The principal commercial consequences that
must arise from the revolutions which have IA
ken place, and that TO foilDx, would embrace
the internal communications between tie nations
OF Europe and the in'cror Aayigation Of the con.
tiusr.al states. These are no doubt the most
inpor'an, TO the people Of the populous and com,
mereial nations OF that section OF the globe, and
Afford ample scope for interesting enquiries
Bot they do not 80 Immediately belong to the
views we have already taken II must be aceepla.
bic 10 those who have NOT leisure TO study such
topics 70 ird an absuaa view taken of rhs sub.
Jed in this form !; to perceive how policy and war
ofsiate " the course ami direction Of uniyspal
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
c O N G r E S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MonnAT April 81.
DEBATE

On offering the memorials OF William S.
Smith, and Samuel G. Ogden, relative
TO their concern with general Miranda
in fitting out the Leandsr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

ply the place of faet.
The next number will appear on 1Aarsday
and No. III on Saturday.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-08
IS OR S "A Il E,

r-HE HOUSE and LOT ] live IN, i: ' s;
I town Of AlexandriA, dtnatsd on aa -. .-
fscef. be,seen King and Prlnce.aiesss, adJoin.
;se Mr.. lane. RnEel. The lot is 50 fess ifon 2,
aud 90 Iee, deep. On this l0t Is eIested wen
ani.hea Two aory frame honfe, "A fee. front ana
Al feet deep the back buildings are all q orlsk'
and II. 10, well enelofed. Under the honie Is
an excellent dry cellar; the house.l' wen hn''fl.
ed from the roof to the cellar. This property
will be fold clear Of all incumb,anse.
' AIS
!. One Houlc and Lot, on Prince
Asecs, on The paved part, in the fame nelghoor-
hood on which there is well hnllhed two no t
rs frame honie with every Deetdary back build
ina; the lot is we'll eaelofcd and IS rs feet
front AID 200 Esct deep 1T s lot pays imam
ground ren.. j will exchange the above H,snsh
oaed property tor lands in The wsitsrn coasssy,
OF CRY gsods for the greater part OF the pay msns
Of this properly. For further particulars apply
TO the fahfcriber living on the premiies.
Robert Abercrombie.
Nav p law
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April q.
Rich Kanahwa Bottom Lands,
For Sale or Esehangf. 4

-TsNE Subfcriber aRsrs for iale, or excnan8t
for lands Of o,hsr real property on the
cat fide of the Blue Ridge, aboos 7oao acres Of
RICH BOTTOM LAND, on the Graas Ma.
max wa River, aud on both Uses thereon oppo!ae
and below the mouth Of Ppksioii'co Ireek, IN
she ftate, of Virginia, rs miles IRON fo'nt r'ea.
fant. I'm the county town OF Maion eouasyl ai'd
IL miis. from the sewa cfKs1ahswa county, and
adjoining the lasds Of the late General Waihtig-
ION. They were iurveyedt a, che facaes sinls with
skofe lands in the year i77s, and are held undes
the fam. titles, viz Old Mai,sy Rigbts--which
are pns leitisnable.
TAs Iaoaszsre Of she very hrR quality, the
Bottom, in uaay places mile wide |; they have
been lately ,efaryeyed and divided into ioss con-
saiaine from so to sso acres eash, for toe as-
commods.ion Of purchssers; each ios treating on
the riyef, and extending back tron sfiense 70
the Allis, which aEord a mott exteniive range Tor
.fsek, wh:sh saa never be intsrfupssd. One
hundred acres thercfo.e OF tais rich Satton. with
It's advantages, would make good fet'lement.
Tie gressTV.gginia] rate road leasing TO the
Rates Of Ohio and Kthtucky, psAss Sy and
though theie lands, which beng on akae navi.
QdOIc flVGI Will COIDtf16uu tc1bf o"o as" f'~~~
for the produce 20 the eniiB,ants to the weitsrn
country Both by land and @atar. Their ftnasi.
on, betfdes, gives their occupants Choice or vac
eaitera or weaern markets, as prodnse mny be
found mott proaiabls. The climate is mills and
rematk ably favorable TO the productions OF fruit
Salt works are erected on the banks Of the aver
susa few miles above thele lands, and the neigh
borhood furnihes abundance of iron, coal, lsne.
ftons, mills and mill leass, 70 hat there isnp
part of the woAern country which holdsout mere
advantages 20 perfons deGfous Of smigrasihg.
A more particular deicriPsion OF ,bsfe iands.
with plots of the fevera lots, their situation, de-
fcfiption and price, may be had by Application
in Alsxandria, to MIR. WILLIAM CRAlk,
who attended the iurveying OF taeu, or TO the
JAMES CRAIK.
April $. iawste
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

IN AN AWAY from sheslubferiber, living IN.
IN Fauasisr county and fate OF Virginia,
near Rector Tewa, a negro man named TOM,
and negro woman named PHILLIPS, his wife
TEN is fsout chunkS black fstlow, stty Aahy,
weighs about $50 or 90, is marked with the
fuall pox, very plain to be leen on his nofe, OF
a very pleafant countenanee, fen6ble, arsfai and
srnanaetly, >salks very plain, and is aged about
az years. The man took with him two ine
cloth coats, one blue the other white, two
Jackets, ons of black fatin, the osher inley, fri
sp.a with blue, grey cloth ovsral!s, grey great
: coat and white fDr'd hat.
PEILLIS 10 very black, well made, of mid
die fze. Gome of her icesh cut before. and about
forty. eight years Of age. She took wiss.h one
calico habit, one white fprigged muffin habit, one
blue RuG petticoas, one jacket and petiicoatcs
7iinfey, friped with black, and two friped blan.
kets. They were brought from the lever part of
thi. tats. near where Councillor Carter lived.
They will probably change their clothes, and
procure pzges, and mix with Carers freed me-
proes, an they we're acquainted with them, or they
may make Tor Fredericksburg or Alexdndris, hav.
Ing fome knowledge of both thele,places. They
formerly belonged to major Valentine Peers, Of
Prince William, ana were fold by him to Mr..
George New man, of Censerville. will pay the
above reward fer experimenting and delivering to
me the above deicribcd negroes, or proportional
reward Tor lodging them in Jail, 70 chat may
get them again.
Jofhua Fletcher.
April 10. MAY 81 so4s
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May g..


BY virtue of deed of truf from
lines DwidIan c, the iab(criaer, 30 tecare the
$ ,eaym:nt Of fun of money from the fsld James
!, D.yidfon to D ,nisl Spangler and Samuel Spang
: Ter, will BE- expofsd TO ials, at public auction
for ready ney, apon the prsnite', on WE'D
: NESpAY, ID. twenty eighta day OF May next,
IA Lot OF GROUND, lying upon rho icnth
:.--Ede of Prince tt,eet and TO che eeawsrd OF Va
Ger ftrees, in the town of Alexandria, fronting
upon Prince fsreet 10 fest inches, and extend
:. Jog back eS tees6 inehes--upon which there IS
: .ssaea.a two aory Frame Houie.
George MeMunn.
wsv, eotf
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

yTYILL be given for experimenting and iecur
wv ing in Jail. young mula,to man Gave,
named ANDREW. He was hired by me LAT
! year TO Mr.. Jcfeph Thomas. who keeps the n,ii.
dleefersy opp9Gse TO Alexandria, and ahtcoaded
from that place about the latte, end Of Augua
laR. He is about q 3 wears ofa8e, feet 8 or 9
inches high, luRy and well made, has hsrs cur.
led hair, and is Frequently luojett to hape teve-
raj large pimples 10 his face. he is recsonrd 70
be ienfble fellow, IF an eafy agreeable address
for man in bis low f7ha-. Of lie. As she has
not been heard of BY me dnce his elopem-pt, a
hfpca he has had the ajdfsfs TO hip hisnfelf "a
freeman ON board fome ysifcl either ss Alexso-
dria or Baltimore. Whoever takes linn up aud
fecures him in any Jail, fhall receive from me
the above reward, as foon as Due information
thereof is given TO me or to Doctor ~. P. Cas-.
Sx, at Pert Tobacco.
c.. B. GauGn.
Maryland, Charles County,
January IL. JIFeb. 81 Fasw
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April $.
This IS TO give Notice,

THAT the fubicriher, Of A'exandria ceun-
- i > ty, in the ditrid of Columbia, hath OBJ.
tanned from the Orphan Court OF fad county
letters OF standardization on The peticnai eFa'e OF
JOHN YeR, feDior, late Of the county afcrsfsid,
deceafed : all ps.fons having claims agaipR 'he
faid deeeafd, are hereby warned 70 exhibit then
swith the vouchers thereof to I'll. iubGriber, on
or before the. 9Th day ofoetobsr rext; or they
may by law be excluded from, all benefit OF laid
efase. Given under my hand this 9Th day of
April, 1906.
Rebecca Yof, Ads.*.
sErril ~. 2awl6i*
N. 3. All perfons indebted to the above &c
cate, are requested tie make Immediate paynaent
to she administrative.
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N @ I l C E..

~ .
THE fubferiber will rent the houfe on Fairfax.
4 4 erect, near Duke Areet, lastly occupied By
Mr.. James H. Hooe. Apply to Mr.. jazz
Tseksr--As fome perfor haa reported that sbs
houfe 10 liable for back rents, the following cas-
tihcs,e, from Mr.. Nathaniel c. 2lunser, tine
oogissl prophecies, of the lotl who leai.s shs
houle and ,essts me on an annual grsuad rent,
proves, that there is no truth in tho faid rs
port.
Stephen Cooke.
es- hereby acknowledge, TO have received
the ground.rsnts due oa LOT, in the town Of a
isxandris, on Fairfax rect, Ieafsd Of me by
DR.. stephsnsco up to the ID Cay Of Febsa.
airy 1905.
NATHANIEL G.. HUNTER.
OAoher I, 1895. dec. io.l law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-08
NOTICE..
THE timehaving expired which wa,

THE time having expiredwhich was
~ formerly exterdsd by the common ceunel
70 delinquents under the law reipeeting fire bue.
kcss, the citizens of the town are hereby mott.
fed, that frltf examination relative 30 that kb.
jet will again be made. On the zo'h infant, and
the refalt ,irsaeof reported TO the mayor, By
whom am i;lapeied to lay, thai upon al tbok
again found dclirqoents the legal penalties viii
aGutedly Re enforced.
/ have though, it expsdi:nt alfc, 20 prevent
the impoang Of foes.~Io give caution and no.
tice, AZ this time, that friet attention Will b.
given to the laws requirirg every penon in town
to keep the cutters, on the frons Of the property
they respectively occupy, clear of All obaac,
tions: and alfc, the cleaning AM wsih!ag OF ,h
foot faventnts every Saturday, eu:ing ibe fun
ner months.
john Vaudeville,
Sxper'mfnalnt + toh,.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-08
"A great Bargain may be had.
April as.

r win TO exchange feyen or eight hundred acfss
i Of LAND, 10 Fairfax county, formerly laoa-
:, dsun county, for good lands in the weRern coun.
iy. Ii lies near Sugar Land Ruo, ir % finely
4simbsred and watered, good farming land, sbost
re- miles from the City OF Wafhingcn, 30 from
: Alexandra, and from the Potomac river.-
There are two ssnements and an excellent or.
-shard on the premifts, about 7obufhels OF whsa.
saSa*ed lsR fall and a good deaiof clover, W ich
grows 6uely, the foil being well adapted TO tn :
Platter Of Paris, from the fulle& experimentsr-
the s;sle indifpusable. Any perfon making carly
application may get an advantageous exchange.
s2Applicasion, by lette.s to the fubfcIiber in A.
Slsxandfia, will be duly attended to. =
B. DADE.
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