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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-05

brian was repaired; and then the whole,
crew, together with this informant, except
tue Captain and cabin boy, were tax en- and
detained On board the Cambrian, which
went to sea Immediately thereafter.
Inc Cambrian cruised on the West In
Ola station until March last, when She was
ordered to England bu' previous to her
departure from thence, this informant, to-
gether with all the American scamen on
board OF her, were removed on board a
guard ship at Bermuda. where they renal.
ned until the 9th June, 1906, when seven of
ehe Amerieah seamen, together with this in
mann, were put on board British ar
med schooner, To proceed to Charleston,
for the purpose of cruising off that port, in.
company with the Indian slodp of war.
After the said schooner had entered on
her station and had cruised for, some time,
she was sent with dispatches from the said
sloop OF war to the British squadron within
Cope Henry. On the passage OF the said
schooner to the Capes, she fell in with COM
ihodore Douglas at sea, who ordered the
schooner to proceed after him 70 Halifax
MS informant states, that being much
distressed with his long confinement in a
Foreign service, he concerted the plan. to-
Sether with his fellow-citizens, to rise and
take the vessel. Accordingly seven others,
together with himself, put the plan in exc
cutlon, on the 18th July instant when they,
by flrst securing the captain of the watch
end commander in the cabin, by tying them,
as well AS all the sailors, took possession
and steered for the capes of the Delaware.
The success which crowned the Bravery
OF these hitherto unfortunate Americans,
induced 10 of the English sailors to Join
them.
The day after their coed fortune, they
TELL IN with Carolina schooner, on board
OF which they consented Cat the request of
the commander) to go, for the purpose of
getting on shore-but before they depar-
teu, they were assured on the word of the
commander, that they should not be fired
upon after leaving the schooner, which was
accordingly most inviolably observed on the
part OF the commander; and the eight A
herlcan and 10 English seamen were
safcly landed on the day after the capture
on Cape 5enlcpen. from whence this infor-
inant arrived at this place Yesterday morn !.
ing. There was such implicit reliance re-
posed IN the Integrity Of the commander of
the britisb Schooner by the sailors, that they
not only re 'eased him and left m united,
but declined spiking OF unshipping one gun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-05
"a. MADISlA,s Snc.ch.


He began by observing, that he had ex-
pected, from what was intimated yes,er-
day, the sequel of what was then said a.
gainst the resolutions before the commit
tee but as there was a silence in that ouar-
ter, and no other member had risen ON eli
ther side OF the question, he himself wonld
request the attention Of the committee
=, 1t had been much pressed, that in the
discussion okthis subject, Il should he view
ed 10 its commercial relations only. He
was perfectly willing to meet every obiec-
ton that could be urged on that groun1
but as ne conceived it imp ssible to do nil
justice to the Interests of the u States
without taking some collateral consider,ti'
ons into view he should be obliged.
IN the course Of his remarks, To noint
at the political disposition and conduct If
some OF she nations of Europe towards this
country.
The propositions Immediately before the
com CON MITE, turned on the question, whether
any tn ng ought b-bc done at this time. IN
the way It commercial regulations, towards
'nGiestIhg AID advancing oUr national in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-05
BALTIMORE, Jolv %.

Inc following relation Of facts is from
The mouth of Mr.. Hyne himself:
John Hyne, an American seaman and re-
siaent at Baltimore, shipped on card the
snip Eugene OF and from New YORK for
bordeaux IN the spring of 1905. On the
returning OF the said ship from bordeaux.
she was captured on the 9TH September
1905, by the British ship Cahbrian. and
carried INTO HALIFAX, Nova Scotia. where
she remained for some time until the Cam
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-05
WASHINGTON CRY. mi, 60

- SaSC TIE government OF Great Rri-
tam snail refuse TO make that repara ton
"hich snail be demanded, and to adjust
not only existing differences. but likew Sc
10 remove the sources of future onca, il is
but too likely that it will be necessary for.
this nation, in the steps it shall take To p
dopt TINT. system Of measures which sh all
make her most sensible of the power we
possess OF iniuring her. Nothing could,
perhaps, more dicisively manifest this DOW
er, than refusal to hold any commercial
intercourse with her until she acceded to
those principles of justice and reciprocity
TO winch we are in every respect en- tiled
ana should-Nyar be the result of the exis-
uiig oirerences, it might be sound policy
at its commencement, to adopt a system Of
totai prohibition of her manufactures, or Of
otner commercial restriction, intended TO
go INTO effect at the end IF the war, and to
continue Tor certain number of wears. or
until u! settlement of every source of diff
terence between the two nations The
right OF a-subsequent legislature to reneal
such system would still exist but II /.
reasonable to presume that the pledge thus
given to our manufacturers would be so far
respected as to prevent their mourning a.
ny considerable loss from a change in ma
tionsl measures.
4AhOnb the several points which the eX-
lstinS state ofrel atlonS between the two ma
tons is calculated to call into view, this ia
one OF primary interest, and on which il IL
nIghly important that the public mind
should be enlightened Our readers have
not forgotten tie animated debate witch
took place in tho House ofRepresentatiLe
IN the year of 1874, on certain resolutions
offered by Mr. MADISON, the object of
which was to bring Britain to a sense of JUS
tee by rctortingupon her some of the prin-
c'pies OF commercial restriction set up bv
herseit.' 1t was the fate of those reso,uti-
ons to meet with vehement opposition, and
TO cav their mover forward in their de.
renee. We have recently coTe across the
celebrated speech, delivered by Mr.. Ma
olson on that occasion and, finding il re-
plete with valuable Information and unan-
swerabie argument, we have thought no
season could he more propiticus for offer
ing large portion Gifts Contents to the pub
tic Occupying 90 pages Of close print. its
great length will prevent it's entire renub-
Ilcatlon But we shall endeavor to submit
all that part of it which is calculated to
throw light on the present state of the two
countries. skeleton of this speech was
puDnShed about two years ago in this pa
per nut in state comparatively so i'm.
perfect as not to supersede the present pub,
lIcatlon. All the views taken bythe spSak
er VIII he found deeipy interesting, and the
acts, from his acknowledged precision, NAV
De safely assumed as correct.--Nzt. Intel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-05

Much error having appeared in the &C.
counts circulated, Of what passed between
the government and Mr.. ErskiDe, in the
case OF the seamen, to obtain whom the
Leopard made the late attack ON the Che
saTeske, we are induced 10 state, that. "a
We uaders'and, on application By Mr. Frs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-05

This report is in atrain, we learn. to he
formally verified in every material Cir
c9mstance, by recurrence to the sources
OF evidence pointed out by the scamen res.
pectively, '''-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-05
THE BRITISH AT HALIFAx

If we may rely upon the advices from
Halifax, (sGys the Aurora) they are pre-
pairing furnaces for red NOT shot at that
place, the purpose of which is to burn some
V our sea fort towns. Those who are
preaching up security and moderation, had
better look about them-and hide their fa-
ces for shame.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-05

From NEW YORK, july 81.
=: "This morning arrived the ship Susan,
in 40 days from Bordeaux. BY her we have
received Paris papers to the 9th of June
The most interesting article in them is the
capitalization of Dantzic, which was taken
possession of by the French on the goth of
May. We haven time to send you trans
iations. No other war operations have &C.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23
road RACES.

zWTML be run for u TIE su6seriber,s.
Y place, &C the Gross Roads Be-.
tssen Ma5iiasburg aid Sheph erd's-
Town, on Wednesday the 2sth inseant.
z purse offory dollar. free fer any horse
mare or SsldinC in this Coun ", Two
miles 10 the heat and repeat. cd he
29th . purse Of thirty dollars, ne mile
aed repeat free n above, the winning
horse exceptsd-And On the soth, 3
SweePsnkes, Of at least fifteen dollars.
Tree = before, the winning horses the
preceding days excepted, two ailes
and repeat. There win also Be match
race.
THOMAS HALL, Manager.
Berkeley County, ostobsr Is, So7.
Ne 4 NJ :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23
SHEPHz1D.. TOWN. RACES.

W7ILL bs run for over ! hand.om.
wv course near Shepherdss Town. on
Wednesday the 9Th day Of next month.
apurse Of Sixty Dollars, free for any
horse, mare or gsMing, three kiles ID
the heat and repeat. S1biecf 10 The rules
Of fsrinE. On Thursday the SUI day 81
the same month. wilfbe nun for over the
same course, . sweepstake OF Twenty-
hive Dollars. one mile and fepeat. Sub.
leet to- the same rules. And on Fridav
win Be ron for over the same eourse. :
purse Of Rorty Dollars, two nfiles and
repeat. Subject 10 the same rule. ana
Tree . shove. The winning horse the pre-
eeed'ag days excepted, four horses to
start each day or no race. One shilling:
y the pound enIanes to Be paid 10 The
Managers on the preceding evening. or
double q the pom. No Psrson win BE
permitted % erect booth, or sen any
kind Of liquors on the ground, exceps
such q pay into the hands Of the Mana.
Esrs ten dollars towards the race: !.
ROBERT RUSSELL -. I
DANIEL sSTALEY,
Oetpber Is, 1907. 9 sz-5F.zE5
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23
HsM Pal Gioods,

- = & sss5ssT5 "a - =
JUSTreesivsd and now opening b.
the sahseriheF5 >,he quantity extensiye
-the skfiety fashionable-aand terms
the most ressonable--the entire seleSti.
ons and purchases made by the actink
partner at the PkiL0dslpkia Ensh Markses,
from whose experience and ardent per.
seserenee, % please customers particu-
larry, and the public generally, on The
most Reasonable terms, ii is presumable,
the present assortment will exhibit the
most ALTERING recommendations.
From m extensive and hate importati-
On Of Europran and East. India manu-.
faetures. have been selected The follow.
ing articles, viz.
Sapssfae Lsndsn Broad Clefks, a
Cemmen a difso, b Il.
BretUa and mixf Csafiays, i,
Forest ClsiAs, Halt hicis and KerseSs,
Baise, sOhiie, srsd, green aad ysllssD
EIaHneks, saSsZ So. q
Sapesfns Scarlet. sc. Cassimeres,
Benaetss fatenf Cord, +
%. d. Fancy yaisfcaatirS, =
Do. Cotton ~ Do. ~. S.s rs
Whitf, eLse, mist and biack Csastisri;.
& On, sc. Lsrds, q. ".
Rain Heleets and Yslpettrens, asserssd.
Fancy d.. aid n. TAicksess,
Ahaadssme assortment If Wosiea and
Coiton Hosiery, =, - !, Sd
IA h6nd.on'e assol in,eef ef he most FASH.
onatle Japanae1 Tea- 7Sass, Il
Ladies Head 7rimmiags, 4 u. q
Do. Esdtkeys and F7ai1es, s=
Plain, Spotted, and Frcfakdr Lens
Mxshns,
D2. Spider Mei,
ditto dino SAapA aad Hsn2ferchie,s,
FGriifsRre CGicoss, s4$ s.sl. {.
ditto Tasseks, Y ~
Chiatxes and GaEt,es, So. q
Fancy and plain Ribtaas, scsR asserted.
.SiN and Gotfsn Umb.eiics, !.
Fancy and pain Siiks, fer Ladies, dresses,
SiR Sho.Vs and Handkerchief,
Cotton Coyds and Tasseis, n
LddiessAovf, and extra Leae Sflk Gioces.
90 Camtridt ard - Dimifies, csmpltte
m asssr,ed ,s1 IS s. 4.
Sid t5cosfea ChaHbrsy a1ssins dcsfo Y.
8 8 and 50 Can5Hck lzasl;ns, dstso 10.
Aadia af,slins, per bqlt. pisce. " yas3,
edisie Gommoa and Sapeyjfne t6ok Aliisiias,
Lsgheyn Haist and Boansis, trimmel
eomplefe, s. ., ss: ssss3ss4 !. q 3.
Pain and sareiSsA, ds,fs. -. 4
faaey .Saffia Sisasp, dEsfo. ~
a gentrai asssrtmsnt e ifar BSusseis
= Lace and Edg:aes, 4 :-,,.7sz,g5.7-s
- an3 7.s lrish Lineas, .4 s..s. e !:
Waite and Srslvn Rsssia .SAeetisks,
ditto Ticklisg turxs, s. s,,ss.-
Country Linen and TAILED Bars.
4 neat assortment Fl useLt fnishe1 Tsust
~, =. 81 ts.s! = -
Mahesanyt framed Lookiag Giassss,
CsmmOa Dressa,e and pectek dine,
An elegant asserimenf ef Ckina an
2Neen's mare, 4 q
A large assstfmear IL Gyecesifs,
1lss q gaaafity y Aatieism 6sa, eom-
piefely asserted, ~ y
creseity and BEsfesed Ssesl, 1.
.Shert md Strap Iren. FEE.
They respectfully ,etnvn sAanks 81
ssl tausErs cen sryed IN their iias Of Jss;;.
mesa since commeacemsaf. With a dtsiye
70 retain liberal sAare Of pabic bsirsn-
sge IN the Mercantile bnsiness. 5as ,,ell
a. to give SeSsnal satistacfsea, flr, BE-
sease 70 ssbscribe sIemsslres. ths nsbEcss
y + ia44 ~ ~ 4 n + = 4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23

-
S0NAE T,By Anna Snra,L
short IS The time the oldese being lives,
Nor has longevity one ksrr % waste ;
Life duties are proportioned . he
haste s.
Wish shieh !. fees away each day
receives 54S 80 49, y
IL task, that if neglected. snrelykives
The morro& dsnbse roll Ye, who
have passd q s 49,. :. 80
indie sport ne days that Ard . East,
Days, thar 20 Grief reealls, nor sare.
retrisssss I 81 $50
Az length bssNise, and think, that of he
Remaining Il that vital period siven.
How short ks Bate. and g the prospeet
start, NJ A IS
Ere 70 the extfspnest verge your s,epa Be
dris,nl ..
Nor let { mogient nnimprov d depart,
Butvie1 & asshe laiesi gift Of IieAv'n.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23

5' 20 'f'U'e - = : = : s'.'' : ~ 8
49,, sss5 q. -. .s. 81.
L, a r.ofioa q cor, Nil ~ .lccused n -.
Lr 10 Ais 6e;iug srat = re biace Jor iyirI
lzvhe,e the onest pcs i acknowledge 20
Ihave been committed ii the fsrTser In.
Idfctment there is an er,er az 10 D blace I and
llhe csnrf haviing ace rsriata ftat ihf soi.
Idfnce mnst susbor, the fret al iuid--fhes
Isro,;ot no,u before ne couys. - 10 se,,d
Burr 10 dnoftcy d;sf,ics. III. t33sl . s5 "a
553..4S7lss :. 5s.sg 81, :,
THIS motion has teen sRPaseSb y Burr
and ms c7tuasr. On stvc,al gseands one,
that ne mas 6sfa acquitted aqd CANNOT "
tired f'pice or.f ne .anes fi1.ee ; another,
fhaffhe eetfcf 81 Tie tesfslso1y, as open
"a, are"ia DC 10 connect him toifh Blan-
occc.sa, q bus thrg insirt thas .le ss;,c ).
pa H:sst fJst bee hvit I'd bsjore aug eos
denet can BE- lizard ar % thr accessory. Y.
II to Inc frst ths dnsa.sy 5p;ipea j. ,ha,
here has in sEct been no dcouit,os 4sJSr
tdert has,bee,l A. tyiat. nj e5id,.per ~.
ins been ei,en b ihe crime ivlta s MAJ
csmnlrfe6 4 Il: 'ss4 81 s9s q: ~ ~
,.1. .S q,
q. ~ %. s :. = g asssec .1a. oaan-
1900. 3 IS o't,sstp1l. eala Psf.
80 ~e g1atyy sMr teaae1s :, .Vf ga =. tne JSt.
IS ,. sae's e ~ rev 2 ta speech q
~. n1'' rone Y eo'sse1Jer lHe re.
"esu'1on ntasO.1g .ae e'arac.s,s q Iss
No ".en. "n 81, .1estyeee '4's spee &c
s"'e'ts y "'a. sPseies y iore'tsie eae :,
g,sper ", sae na., .oe p,A
=. &c. 49, 81 .D..s 'sc S g.
49, y s". vi ~. {. go .tatteet's. = co,
G "'a QUO ~ 49, ~ '"e sefo,a.eo
" a".mesla's.y = 1870 s tas
=. ~. ~ sm. ~ YssssOst .n' 5. p.'n
-, "a: .t n".e.'ea. oa'..s'ea a'es'ao %
':S's :" SAG eS"f'a''ssH 1es'" ti s'tas'. z :
-, f@.a sxrRAsr. 1y. c,rss!s
. xtt ,,,,... g :,
H.. ao mIu = Aa,on D.II e s.o wnat
P-'s "nen hs - D1sns y .hls srah f
-. 80: ne y - au.hof rs Pr2lee-
s...,. s aeuve sAeeuso e. 1 nma, aLusns'
Ia. enI asP. =, ~: o.sin coneeiv-
~ Isl'u o.s ~ Hsuso 9, ac''o q
- M opS a.llu y. se"' o %,
= '.oe's,es WIN nun lnelissnese Ws s.
49,. ~ suPP.y ING necessary .l.ads. Fos.
TSs u % <.ne NAM spline, nis Pefsonxl
- eontlivss aM il me MAc9'nsly. ef-
.re comment tins Il,sa New OK 70
LSeM-orleans, ns draws INTO n.s plan 6y
y .hure n xnlcn ing Gan c?nsr,vs,
Te ~ AZ =. lanks anu 1n oeseIaPnons:---
.yyeutniul a at' ne presents DANCE,
mo iotyi to amo'!'on, raak and titles
ssu nonours 20 asarics, tns mines Of
1 y 70 eaen person whom he Cd.
u y pfesen's sne oeJeets adapted
20 nus tas.s nis Esscra'iing oiilcsrs are
aPpoinsed !; men are sngagsa throughout
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23
Public Sale.

TT1ILL be sold Il pnblic auction, On
" Tuesday ne i0lh of sNovkmker
next iffair, Of the neSt fair dsy, sat thG
late dwelling house of y Tilsn,s n Ls1nek,
deceased, On min. Creek, slarke stock
Of HORSES, CATTLE, k0 ES and
SHEEP, with ! larre sariety 81 HouSe-
hold Fprniture and Farming utensils.
Two Wagons, two Stills md Tubs, &C.
Nine months credit win Be given, On
bonds with approved security, due %.
tepdance WILDE given, BY
ABRAHAM 'coNNEt., kx'r.
October IS, 1907. NJ
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23

ID, arrested Hatfield Is Row in jail Al,
Newark, charged with lnnrdering Mr..
Ban, and his trial win shortly take place.
The case Is not adifRcult one. Andre,
Tho was confessedly 4 spy, went throi
be regular forms Of trial and was execn.
ed by the sentence Of i court martial.--
Dn The worst superstition Mr.. Ball could
tct have'been viewed 10 light more o.
slous than that Of major Andre. But
BAN had no iyfai; few moments only
klapsed between his being apprehended
md esecuted. Hatfield was Iery.
he hanged Mr.. Bali without hesitation,
md robbed him when he was hung! :;
Murder, though il has no tongue, ]
"Will speak with most tniraculousor-
Frd the petpetrat;on ofthe deea to
HE present time, many years have siaps-
ed bit theSilIiani Is caught q last. /
r =, ~ tNstpl7orl Hsraid Z.
sh.nN sn.n.,asAaaaaa =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
a Coua5,:y Store, 17sJf'f ''1.
II @ BE RE N TIE %,
Eo1. saaaeQr. nsoTe ycaFs,


A GOOD Store House, tInanarles, ls 2
IN vern, 6lecksmilns Shop, and all neces'
sa,,y. o,ls-nouses, in situation ~
the upper country, about 50 aitlesisfom Alex
andria and as miles troulsD uinirles and ths
occouuan Mills, The Aousss afes - 4. good or
der, AMI the large and eonyepae pt--
they viii be iented OF sPatriatsiS
if reauired al adjoining Farm can oe bad VITA
t,,e,a or eitherzo tilon he NEG
Ia which these improvements are sltuasea -, 10
rich and well ssttled, and there are several
Ealnaasle merchant mills near thensr ne !. "a
vern is Immediately on the great road 9 lssaing
fpa ), A s xanaria to Fauquief court mouse, asa
~ ,fhe .noint of intersection with the Foad 80
Dumfr;es and Oeeoquan from the back sco "
try. 10. person coming well reconl1neneea
and being altogether approved OF, SaaYahses,s-
Gus terms would be givsns aildta sum e.' Hao-
ney advanced if necessary to enable MI Y
prosecute his business TO advantages. Apply
to Bernard Hooe, Esq. nearfthe PREMISES Is q
Prince William county, or to the snhscF TIPS
]. II l loo
gambler "a, eo2waoswtf 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
Y al u a Is LIZ Il & N u D.
20 Be Sod ue,y Cheap.

! WISH to sell my ksill Tract Of Land, 81.
t,,ate on Back-i4ick aiaaAlneian Skaiis> about
. mites fioTa: the town CT Alexandria; Con
/. isAing about eleven hundIeti acres. On this
4 act ara two plantations besiklestse mill faEn,
Ion the latter there is a worry coed. nal, in
which ara ons pair So hllfTa end one par o.
cullen stones, With e!sfstors, &c. complete
for mervi;snt vork~-a dlsnlieyy con ysIiesat
to. the mill. with four stills and cyefy nssss-
sary s;ts,.si! in complete oraef-a aNeillngs-
house, texan, barn, with :tables l,aIer y to
accom- rlt,t,;.se 50 stalls, vfth every other out
aouse re qsisitc CT fsrpl--a very good gar
Iisp, IN orchs,a Of about $500 trees OF tire
choicest fruits this country can nherd. There
IS about 500 or 200 acres OF the tract cleared
the felnsinder.i in weeds ast... a great parto it
l,savyi!5 t;;lnbefads; aboataSa or 40 acres zof
me&dow, and nearly 900 acres more. may be
made on the -bottems dipiilins, tns swesuas
/ i. s ,-.l, r. -4l-SQ,s i. Il IL aii
One. Other, tract ,ofa9ne. hundred acres,
\ about two miles iron, Alexandria, par of the
7Cliesh Tract and atjoiantss lands Il Dies
sieurs 1ofSs G. Herbert. Robert Patton, and
! john Richter, tie Mount sinoa road ruTsr
ming through It. asHis tract Is mostly in
woods, md conveniently .ituaseds, for ssarstiy
seats. IF thess laiiGs sfodfd be Sold at pirate
sale, {saiSeh woatd pretsfstt VII take IN
pay5aeps, If more ceassnieat to the Sphrciias
sers, Stock of any OF the bankb from Eich-
noad 10 Newsi ork, or any asind OF stock OF.
the United States.
fthey, are ppt sold before friday the fret
day of May next, the Mia Tract vii, On that
day. be, sold at public auction, g the highest
bilit.er---ald ON the following day the4Chesh
Lands will be. sold in like manner. The Miil
Traet viii be divided into three or fossf fsTnas
and sold subject TO "a lease Of tou,, and an half
years from the first day Of July last. Tie
AGieish TRACK wiilsbe disided4ato lots of 10 or
90 acres each. IF sold at punlk auction the
terms viii be made known ca the days Of
Sale y
William Hepburn.
HeceHlbsr 4. eosW LAW till St May
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
Ihls is to give Notice,

i sTH f the silbscrioer, Of AleEsntlria coasn-
~ II The ,district of Columbia, hath otaired
from lac ORPHANS Court.of said county letters
.of administration de5os:s oi, On the 'eStsls Oh
syisliam ,Edenry AYgsshingto isss of'the coun-
|ty. Aforesaid deceased all persons having
Ishiras against the Said estate, are hereor
warned 10 exhibit them with +the. fyeateAers
thereof to the subscriber, On or before tie ~
day of June rex, ensuinSss er thsy nay By lar
ibe excluded ssom al bsnsf!t 70 ssas estate
and those indebted thersto, are requested to
make immediate 5syment Given under my
hand this 18th day Of Deacrlba~, 1896.
John Luke, 4tmr
BE goNIs NON
Decc Yiher l7--ie sawAw
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T. TO be Rented.

~TeHE two story FRAME HOUSE,
4 King-otreet, nearly opposite 70 4
James Bacon's store--Also tie HOUSES,
Jones''s Point, formerly occupied by Mr.. VI
iisna PATTERSON, with4ix Or seven acres cfI
adjoining, for one or more years, as lat,
agreed orl---Also one or more ceres ct i.
marsh, snd the upland adjoining nexstoci
Hoce'S fencs.--Any person OF persons dill
sea to build may have a lot or lets s0feah
400 feet, for ten years, at one shilling sfo
glyund rent ). snd at the end of1he teruJ
ten years, lie OF they, his Or thelr beirssa.
sig.Ss, shall be entitled to d renewal Of tleIsa
for tell years IoRger, on paying such gnut
rent as the lot or lots snail be worth In he ;
pinion OF IsFee impartial men, and shall xe
titled forever 10 q renewal Of tie Lease At d
expiration CT each term of ten years on 1
same conditions or they may haze lets OH
moderate ground rent forever. apply to Nj
Jolin 9ttcke3. for the houses, and % thesss
scriber for tae lots.
Stephen Cooke
Leesl,,lrg, Nov. "a. lawswSoav.f
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Gun and Pistol Mandatory,

L. Laser end Of King STREE, aearshe:natN5'.
TT HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully intogins his
4 friends and the public, that he hast just
received FROM London,yia Baltimore, an hand
some OH, as sortrnent Of GUNS and PISTOLS,
which he viii sell low Tor CASH
hMUks WHICH ARE,
Single and double berre:ed Bird and SPUR
rel Guns.
Holster and Pocset Pistols.
Boys Guns, Bailct Moulis, &c.
ROBERT NASH.
NIB. Guns and Pistols stocked and repaired
in the neatest manner, and on the most reason
able terms. Orders from the country execut-
ed with dispatch
AS there are al number OF Cans Sc. leftto
be repaired, which have been On hand for a
ong space of time, the owners are particularly
requested to pay charges anitaks them away.
DESCENDANTS GO