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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10
FOR SALE,
And possession given the lst of January
next,
Il Uaiuable tract of Land,

in the county oe Albemarle, on the waters
OF Moorc's creek, containing 600 acres
he soil Is equal TO any in the county for
the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco
the advantages It possesses make it desi-
rable situation, it being within two and a
half miles Of Charlottesville, six of Milton
and four from the Presidents manufactur-
ing mill. On this tract there is a good new
two story dwelling house, with other neces-
sary houses, sufficient for the reception of a
genteel family the plantation is in good or
der Cor cropping. ANY person inclinablc TO
purchase, may know the terms by applying
to William Gait, in Richmond, or the sub
scriber, in Milton, VINO will shev the land,
and treat for the same.
DAVID ANDERSON.
February 18th, 1907. 4w
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TX &C U \ c IL,

February Is, 1907.
II is advised tlat the following Agents be
appointed for the collection of the Arrears
Of Taxes due this Commonwealth, viz:
Hi(liGnt .Nimolo, Jr. fer the counties Of
Accomac5, Northampton, Princess Anne,
Norfolk aud the Borough Of Norfolk.
Park Street, for NaRaemond, Isle OF
Wight, Southampton, Surry, Sussex, Prince
George, Elizabeth City, Warwick, York,
James City, Charles City, New-Aent, Ham
over, Fenrico, Cities ofRichlnona {, VIZ
liamsburg.
Peter c. Rice, for Gloucester, Mat
thews, Nliddlesex, ESSEX, William,
King and Queen, Lancaster, Northumscr-
land, Richmond and WestmoreIand.
IHeoanci'ls RlHsFord, for Loudour,
Fairfax, FauGuier, Prince William, Sta.-
ford. and King GEORGE.
Hfiiarl c. iPIA5eaes, for Culpcper, Ma
Olson, Orange, Spotsylvania, Caroline,
Louisa, Goochland, FIuvanna, Albena-le,
and Amherst.
Jo5ert RaI0cett, for Frederick, Rerkley,
Je'serson, Rockingham, Augusta, Sheusii-
doali, Hampshire, Hardy, Pendtcson, Mo.
mongolia, Ohio, Brooke, Harrison, Ran
dolph and Wood.
James A7'FGrio,s, for Wytlre, Montgo-
mcry, Monroe, Giles, Washington, Russo,
Lee, Grayson, Tazcwell, Rockbrilge, 70
tetourt, Greenbrier, Bath, Kanawha and
Mason.
TYitlaW .NorveY, FOR Henry, Patrick,
Franklin, Campbell, Bedford and Pittsy va
MIA.
7Homao T. BouiGin, FOR HALIFAX, Char
lottc and Prince Edward.
Ma. Edyvar'd PcYram, j,-. for Dinwid-
die, Gteensvi]le, Brunswick, Lunensurc,
Mecklenburg, Chesterfield, Amelia, Not
toway, Powbatan, Cumberland and Buck
iRghaui.
DAEL. Z. H1-L4oy, OK. oC.he C9rrrV
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Jne. S. Peasants.
Jan. 1et, 1907.
BOOK BINDING,

/ n ali It's variety, is executed by the sub
4 scriber, at the Argus printing Office and
book store, with punctuality, ncatness and
dispat6l, and IN the mcSt modern, improv-
- and fashionable stile.
Printed Books Bound in the most elegant
and substantial manner, in morocco and calf,
full gilt aad lettered--also, in sheep gilt,
and plain,
BLANK Books of every description, rul-
ed 20 any pattern, and bound with the latest
improved spring and patent backs, and Rus
sia bands & parchment corners, which add
much to tho strength of the books and ease
and cpnveniency Of the writer
Orders from the country will be thank
tuIiy received and punctually attended to as
above.--Old books rebound
WILLLiE LoWNES.
Richmond, Feb. is, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10
FOR SALE.
NY tract OF Lard,

In Powhatan county, containing between
nine hundred and a thousand acres, and
lying within two miles of the courthouse,
and on both sides of Fine creek. This tract
of land would be sold entire, otherwise laid
on in lots to suit purchasers. Any persons
inclinable TO purchase, it is expected will
first view the premises-any further de-
scriP,ion is deemed unnecessary. For
term, apply to the subscriber, living on the
premises.
SAM. BASKERVILLE.
Powhatan, Jan. ash, 1907. If
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Lost or Mislaid.

THREE TICKETS in the first class of
i the William * Mary College Lottery,
each Of which drew prize of fifteen dot
lars. The numbers are 63S5, 30, 81. The
person who has found them will be reward
ed on leaving them with the printer hereof.
March l, 1907. St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10

JUST REeETyED II rms 0FFIcE,
JcifcrSon's MAMMAL
Constitutions Of the United States
Darwin ON Female Education
Moore on Female Education
Blair's Lectures
Steuben's Exercises
Espinasse's Nisi Priua
Ainsworth's, Young's and Entities latin
Dictionaries
Sallust Delphini,
Horace do.
Ovid do.
Virgil ho.
Puddiman's Rudiments
Ciccro's Orations, with translation
Luciln's Dialogues
Greek GrammsrS Lsxicoos and Tests-
ments. Jan. 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10
equity,

"a GEszGS@ GOO I,
ME F~k$ IMPORTED last fail, BIZ
idsrS4SaSE- Brown & Riyes, will stand
the ensuing season at my stable, in Amherst.
five miles from Glasgow, at twen-
ty-fve dollars the season, dischargeabIe bv
twenty, if paid by the first dav of October
neXt-Ihe season to commence the first of
March and end first August.-Mares NAV
be covered by the leap at twelve dollars.
paid at the time of service or forty dol,
lars to ensure them in foal, PAYABLE first
DAY otJanuary ncXt-one dollar tothe groom
IN every case.--Gopd and extensive Dastu-
rage, gratis, but no liability for accidents
or escapes.
GOUIY 1sa beautiful bay, ten years old.
IN high health and vigor, five feet three in
ches high, full Of bone and muscle, fine
points and elegant form. He was after ma
ny months research selected bv Mr.. Wea-
therby (author Of the racing calendar and
general stud-book) as one Of the best horses
that could be procured in Great Britain.
~ letter from him he says there never
was higher bred horse shipped from
Great Britain OF any other country.
equity was got by Sir Peter Teaz1e (rr,-
questionably the best stallion now in r.
land) his dam the famous Yellow Ma %,
Tandem; grandam, Perdita bv Herod
great grand dam, Fair Forester by Sloe;
great great grand dam by Forriter; great
great great grand Gam BY Partner Croft's
bay Bar5j Makeless; Brimmer; Son of
Dodsworth Burton Barb Mare.
GOOlY run but three times, owing to
an injury he received in the fore leg
ISIS IN l1g9, for The Darby stakes, for
'hree year ODDS, Won by Archduke.
% IN 1900, sweepstakes, for All aces.
WIN p guineas added ont Of the racing
, ,iil'.,-,! by Gouty, beating Fugleman,
Sd. Eew-Market 1uly meeting. r 50. bv
subscription, won by Sorcerer.
RoBERT PyYes.
February 1sth, 1897. ew
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CAEs9sAfISLD couv9f coesY, Jvxs
orb, 1906.
Lyle and M'Crcdie, Plaintiffs } In
u.s. SChanceA
Samuel Farmer, Defendant, ru
THIS day this cause came on to be heard
on the bill and exhibits; and the decree
nisi, heretofore entered up in this cause,
having been returned executed, and the de-
PENDANT falling to appear and answer the
Dill OF the compliments, the court doth Or
der and decree. that the defendant be fore
closed his equity of redemption; that the
conditional decree be confirmed, and that
Cornelius Buck, John Murchie, David Pat
teson and Charles Graves, or any two or
more of them, do sell atpublic auction, the
land and premises mentioned and described
in the complainant's bill Preserving the
wife's right of dover therein( for ready mo-
ney, having first given three weeks previous
notice of the time and place of such sale
and from the proceeds thereof TO pay unto
the complainantS, the sum of sixty two
pounds sixteen shillings and eight pence,
current money of Virginia, with legal in
terest thereon to be computed after the
rate OF six per centum per annum, from
the god day OF September, in the wear of
Christ one Thousand eight hundred and
three, until paid and also their costs by
them about their suit in this behalf expend-
ed; and the over-p.us, if any, return to the
defendant. And the said commissioners
are ordered to make report of their pro-
ceedings TO court, under this decree, in or
der 10 q final decree.
/ Conplainants' costs, SO Oh
Copy, teste,
Thomas Watkins, OK.
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rho MIS- PULLING.
Richmond, 13fh FEB. 1907. ids

Pursuant to the foregoing advertisement,
the subscribers will proceed TO sell the above
mentioned property on the day aforesaid.
precisely at / 1 O'Clock in the forenoon Of
that day, on the premises, agreeably to the
terms therein specified.
PROSSER SS MONCURE, z. NJ.
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MATTRESSES.

raw be ,sa on very short notice, NAT
~ '.EI53SFi.i Uf AL sizes & kinds, agreeably
20 or-erg ~ the large corner whire house, oppo.
s'.e tiic ID Cry Tavern. two sguayes below the
Marker 20; beds mads q MATTRES.
sES Observation-Disclosures TAILS & NAMES
purchased.
Inc. S. Peasants.
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WILL BE SOLD,
At Public Auction,
On tie seventh day of April next, sundry
Valuable LOTS,


With and without improvements, lying
on the lNain--treet, passing through A.
dams's Valley, and a short distance from
; the Markct-House-con of
a n lot, on which is erected a neat tive
story brick house, completely fitted for a
grocery, and the accommodation of fami-
ly; fronting on the main street about
feet, and RAINING back about 200 feet te A
dams's canai--Four unimproved lots, IS
feeS each, front, adjoining each other, fron-
ting on the same main street, and running
back about $50 feet 60 Adams's canal
These latter lots are separated from t..e lot
(which stands the brick tene ment, only by
Mr.. Samuel Bells lot
T6give further description OF the above
valuable property, is deemed unnecessary.
Its advantageous situation, arising from its
c0ntiguity TO the market--i,s situation inn
mediately on a populnus road even now, &
promises soon to be the greatest inlet to
the heart of the city, with the increasing
value of landed property in The neighbor-
hood, promise that iew similar oppOY tuni-
ties viii offer hereafter for making such
valuable purchases.
The terms are, credit of s, 2 and IS
months, the purchasers giving bond and
security, together with deeds Of frost on
tho property to secure the faithful pcrfor-
nance oftheiF ContraCts--wiIich bonds and
other securities must be made TO the satis-
faction of Messrs. ProSser * Moncure, whS
will conduct the sale.
rho MIS- PULLING.
RfrB,-n,.I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10

Belonging TO the estate of Duncan MI.auch-
Ian, dec. lying in che county OF Fluvanna,
about one mile above the courthouse (: con-
tanning about 500 acres, ON beth sides Of the
Cunningham Greek, and about half a mile
from its junction with the Rivanna river
On this Land, is a Plantation Of about 100
or $50 acres of cleared land, great part
fresh, 4 small Dwelling House and some,
out houses: but the greatest object (t is
presumed) to purchaser, will be the Mill
thereon, which with e little repair 90 the
dam, would be one of the most valuable in
the upper country; having two pair Of
stones now constantly running and not
withStanding the last summers drought,
and a considerable leak in the dam was but
short time without grinding water. Also,
about 30 remarkable likely Negro Slaves,
consisting OF Men, Women, BOYS, &c
Also, the stock OF Horses, Mules. Cattle,
logs, Plantation Tools and Household Fur
niture.-The terms of sale, will be; for the
Land, a credit for one half the purchase
money, antil the first day of January next,
and for the balance until tilc first day OF ia
nuary, 1S09.-For the Slaves and Stock, 2
credit until the first o. January ncxs, exccpt
a small proportion % Cash, which will be
made known en- the day of sale. Bonds and
approved security viii be required cf tie
purchasers, TO carry interest from the date,
X not pnnctuaily paid when due, a. to the
slaves, stock, Sc. and IT. addition, as to
the Land, deed, OF trust Oh the same to Sc
sure The pay mcnt.
Join CUARLEs, .fcsins E.c'r.
Feb. -, 1907. Nv
N. h. Three Of The above mentioned
slaves are good Boatmen.
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Land o. Negroes for Sale.

Dvvirtue OF a deed of trust executed 10 me BY
Thomas Randolph, 70 secure the payment Of
4 debt dive Isaac RI. Coles, will sell, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, on Thurs.
day tie l6th day Of April next. =, Chiuauenin
Church, in Amelia, ore hundred aud Fifty acres
of LAND, lying On hppoma;tox river, in che
county OF Amelia, being part Of the land on
which the said Thomas Randolph now resides,
aud known by ths name Ct MoRvExs. Also.
NINE NEGROES, viz. Ned, Jesse, Kitty. A.
leKander, cambridge, Spencer, sukey, Richard
and Caroline. or so much Of the said property
as will be Sufficient 70 discharge the debt n,entis
oned in The deed.
]. COLES, Jr.
March 2, 1907. IDS
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WANTED,

a DISCREET industrious Woman, rs
house-keSper-ore who can conc re-
commended for her integrity, win meet
with liberal wages by applying at the Bel
Tavern. IF
Febraavy 18Th 1907.
COMMIT FED to the jail of Prince
- George county on the goth day Of Au-
gust last, negro man who calls himself
.JIM-s2ys ne formerly belonged to James
Binford, dec. of HenriCo county, and hired
out the present year by Benjamin Binfori,
a son Of said James Biniord, dec 70 a certain
Reuben George, also resident Of Henrico
county. He is about 5 feet or inches
high, of dark complexion, has a small
scar on the upper part OF his breast, i'm
mCdIatcly under his chin-he saws he left
Mr.. George sometime in July Iast--his
dress when committed vast an old blue broad
cloth coat, the balance consisted of Virgil
MIA cotton pantaloons striped with black
cotton, and vest striped with copperas, and
black hat The owner is requested 10
conc forward, pay expenses, and take him
away. BLANKS MOODY,
Keeher rite Jail.
november 5Oth, 1906. I'm
~ pursuance ofan az ofthe GtncrsI Assembly,,
passed the 9th day Of January, 1903, for more
eiiectvally preventing obs,rUjjons TO the passage
Of fan through the falls Of James river-al those
concerned, are desired 70 comply with the provi
sions Of the said al, or they will be dealt with
IS the law direas.
JOHN MOODY, Surveyor.
Richmond, March ., 1907. 81
". =. The owners Of fishing seius in James ii.
yer and Us branches above the falls. are referred
20 the 7th SC zion Of the above rsciie q, where
N they will ind it their du.r 20 list their seius
with tive Commissioners Of the revenue in the
same manner as az other fzs1b'e properly, un-
der the former penalties; IN order N rase suIi.
cent revenue 70 dsfrag the expenses OF carrying
this 'aw into eHcA. In
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fiiLY Dollars ltewnrd-


DUN away IN January last, from the
A subscriber, living N Louisa county,
Virgi uia, negro man named MARTIN !;
hei5 about SIX feet high, very sensible, ike
ly and Father light coioured; his hair is
rather long for ucrvO when spoken to
he looks man fail in the face and is
sprightly a1d pleasant in his address, has
2 scar on the oatsijc af ono of his feet, be-
heve the right loot, extending from the toes
to nearly opposite th hollow Of tho foot
hehas good clothing and among other things
ablue coating 81 tout coat ! ne is a very good
tanner, ourrjcr and dresser Of leather has
been afflicted for some years with Saint
hnthnly's fire, complained Of dimaess in
the sight Of Ills left eye. II is expected he
~ gone TO the north, but do u9t know what
course hc has taken. 1t F. also expected ne
will obtain from some person testimonials
OF mis- Freedom, char e his name and enJea-
Vor to pass fora freeman. If an pcrson
VII apprehend The said negro. confine him
IN jail and give me infbrnqtion Of II. en-
that get him again, wi. give the above
reward, besides what tae law allows
JAMgS POJNLRxTt
49,. 1V.li1 Tow. Nv
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WANTED,
An APPRENTICE to the Book Binding
business. youth Of respectable connec-
tions, who can come well recommended
none other need apply. WI.
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WILL DC SoLD, at .fmhcrst courthouse,
w on tie 9Sth day Of 1Tarch 1e7,t, BIZ
Oirtuc 81 a deed oftrust executed 6y Rich
ard DGUeafiort, TO secure the 5iQgment Of
a DEBT due BroggR, Rives e CO. as ia said
deed expressed, SLY NEGROES, viz
.4ntiory bay, Peter boy, Isabel a no
man, and her three children, Eta, Julian
and Hannah-theterms Of safe mentioned
IN said deed Is cash, and the title TO the a.
6ove PROPERTY hoth been decreed 6u the su-
herior Conrf Of Chancc1y. for the Richmond
DistTict, 70 be in the said Richard Da-
venhort /; 6'tt being oniy interested as t,.us-
zee for the benefit Of OTHERS, -yiH only con-
Oey title to said PROPERTY as Vested in me
BY said deed oftrust
MARTIN D.dHISO.N; Trustee.
Hziltsr, 21st Feb. 1907. IDS
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ne subscriber having obtained Drobat
OF the Testament and last Will of bis
deceased father, John Williamson, nate Of
henilco county, requests all those indebted
20 INC estate, to make immediate payment
ana those who have claims against said es.
tate, 70 bring them forward, duly autben-
uCa'cu' Tor examination and settlement
II IS hoped that prompt attention will he
pau" 20 inns notification, as the subscriber
the estate. 'l'0''
John T. WfLLIAMsoN, Ex'r.
Of John Williamson, dec
kreoke, Hen. Feb 7, 1907. 81
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~ TICKETS in the Second
Class Of the William and Mary College I.o,,ere
are fer sale At this sG,ee. '''''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10
Sales at Auction.

Win heSOLD, nv the subscribers on Tues
'day the 14th day of April next, on the
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BY virtue ofthc above decretal order, the
land therein mentioned, will be Sold, on
she premises, to the highest bidder, for.
ready money, on Saturday, the 9th Of
March next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10
LANDS for SHE.
THE Subscriber viii dispose OF TWO
4 SMALL
Tracts of Land,

I IdCCS OF Land
in Powhatan county, detached from the
oZc on which he lives, upon very rcasona-
bic terms :-One of them containing four
hundred and twenty acres, lies Immediate
ly in the fork OF the North * South branches
OF Fine Creek, partaking of the hat land of
both, to the amount OF about thirty acres
This land is rich above one half Is in
woods; and mostly of that Of the first rate
tobacco land. About one hundred and
twenty acres OF that which is cleared, is
nov. under cultivation and produces Corn
and Wheat uncommonly well. There is on
this tract, comfortable Dwelnng-House,
lately built, TWO rooms below and two above,
wirh e fireplace In each room, also some
Negro Houses, and other convenient out
HSuscs. Possession may be had next fail,
with the privilege of sowing wheat thereon
in proper time. Any person inclinable TO
view the lard, may have it shewn to them
by Capt. LIrrLEBERnT STovALL, who
/, is living on the premises.-Part of the mo-
ney will be required in hand, and the ba-
lance in twelve months from this date.
The other TRACT lies near the Buck
inghan road, on the North side, about four
miles below the courthouse known by the
name of TOWN HILL; and possesses the
most beautiful and elevated site in the lower
county, presenting to the view several ran
Ses oE mcs'ntains. This place, from its 81
tuatiou, was never known to fail of fruit
besides, number of Old Fruit Trees of
various kinds-thcre is lately planted there
on, an Orchard of Peach Trees, and ano-
| ther of Apple of choice Fruit. This act,
contains two hundred and seventy acres,
about one half in woods, has comfortable
clearinghouse thereon, two rooms below
and two above. with a fireplace in each
room below. This land is no less valuable
for its fertility, than for its healthy and de-
lightful situation, and the advantage of
Fruit. a great bargain may be had in this
tract on the same terms ofthe other.-This
land will be shewn to any person by Mr..
SLEAD, living on the premises.
If these tracts of Land, are not sold be-
fore April Powhatan court, they will be Of
tcred for Sale, to the highest bidder, when
the terms WILDE particularly made known.
w. BENTLEY.
Powhatan county, Jan Goth, 1907. If
lIJAE tr ETrE III D, N - 10 ~, =.
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Vaiua6ie properly far sale.

ON Friday, the goth day of March next,
- on the premises, will be SOLD, to the
highest bidder,
Available tract ofLand.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10

Richmond, Feb. IS, 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31

OF view than the article did that was published
under our mraine head yesterday. The letter
states that gen. Yajou, Whe is one Of gen. Pc
tons officers, did revolt with part of a regi-
ment that was under his command, In conse-
quence, as is said, of Yalou' S having received
certain letters from Christophe but that af.
ter while he returned to Port.au-P Prince and
surrendered the troops to Potion with appa-
rent marks of contrition From late accounts
that had been received at Aux Cages, there
were some hopes entertained of Christophe's
being subdued; in whiclrcase; it was expect
ed change would take place for the better
Ihe confusion whichwas said to prevaifin the
island, was nothing but the assembling of cop-
scripts to reinforce the army sent on to attack
the Cape. Coffee at Aux Cages was from IL
to, Is sous. - -'$ Baltimore taz1er. r.
A singular affair has occurred at Sczokohin
in Prussian Poland. Some weeks since, the
government there wished to have a Polish
Eagle painted, which was intendcd to be fix
ed up in front Of the town house, with great
tormallty. However, as no painter could be
found there, one was sent for from neigh
boring village, in Austrian Poland; but a: he
could not be provided with colors sufficient fof
his purpose, he took the Eagle home with
him, which, coming to the ears of the Aus
trian commandant, both the Eagle and the
painter we're seized and sent to the tribunal at
4 Cracow. A letter was confidently written to-
the Austrian commandant, with some expla~
nations, and requesting hin, to think of the
wife and children of the poor artistic which
be returned the following answer: A.
81" have the honor to answer your letter,
and to inform yot, that the house of Austria
can never suffer a subject of theirs to 90 i'm
punished who has been accessory IN premot-
ing. any measures calculated to exterminate
fidelity in the bosoms Of those citizens who
have sworn fidelity to their lawful sovereign.
1.-THE happy moment should arrive for Po-
land, when'the Polish Eagle shall be re plant
ed by general peace, then every brave Pole,
who would celebrate such an event, may EN-.
ploy as rhany Austrian painters as he may
chuse. At present reasons of state viii not
permit Austrians to engage in this business.
Be assured, the wife and children Of this un-
fortunate man are not Indifferent to me- =.
'''' - So London 7azter-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.

IL The Public arc rts1a.sey fully Informed that
for the remainder e;s-tdS season the curtdiss
.oW rise at = sscsoe& htrciacty.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-31
T. TOWERS.
JUST RECEIVED,

For Sale By ROBERT GRAY, K7ng-street,
4 The Novice of St. Dominick, by
Miss Owenson, author of the Wild Irish
Girl, 9 vols. 10 mo. s. SO
st. Clair, or the Heiress of Des-
e, mond, by the same author, 90
Margaret.a, Is.
Azunls Maritime Law, 2 vols. oc-
tavo, gilt, -S s. 90
Pieces Of Irish History, by w. J.
Mac Neyan, in boards, g 60
Secret History Of the Court St. Cloud 2 90
BIackstone's Commentaries, with
Christians Notes, 4 vols. 6 oe
Sugden's Law Of Vendors, 90
Saunders Reports, ; vols. l6 90
DO. do. calf, dc. IL SO
Espanasses Nisi Prius, 2svols. 90
WiIliams's cases, vols. calf, Lon. 80 so
August 8 ~