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TIE 3UNKET.
By RICHARD RUMMAGER, ESQ.

......."Ihere rs n1thing dane far him."
Kings, governments and individuals,
are the same lii all ages OF the world
Benefits are forgotten, and faithful SER
wants neglected by the monarch and the
peasant, the Pagan and the Christian,
societies and Individuals, as well in the
enlightened eighteenth century, as In
the days OF darkness and idolatry.
1t has seldom happened in any coun-
try, at any period, that the reading oS
8 the book OF records of the chronicles"
OF faithful services, has awakened, as in
the breast OF Ahasuerus, an active sense
OF justice. We have but few instances,
where a just and liberal remuneration
has compensated forgotten, or long ne
elected services. The obligations of
gratitude are equally weakened by the
soporiiic draughts OF oblivion, and the,
torPor OF procrastination and delay
Tomorrow, or next week, is set apart,
TO be devoted to the duties or gratitude;
but tomorrow, or next week, never ar
rivc5. g l'he record of the chronicles"
Is rcid. Tt good service OF Mordecai
j. heard. it Is remembered but tho
noble Pagan is no farther imitatcd.~--
here Is no occasion to inquire" Whal
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Bo k ~

+ 7 J RoHgean chief Of the deifs, f7ys IN
his Emo u; rhe majety of the holy Strip
tui.s fAonihes me, anc the purity of the ji.
wrote undertaking is rated very nigh by the
pigu phIiofoph-rs. afirms that reaCon alien.
is Of NO further f-rvice, than to make MI
know iheIr ignorance, and to prove the nee.
~ of revelatiop, qV6,e6 il tke IoIJe: oTlfe C2,,
pei.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-06

and silence prevailed. AEer ! shor, J,
The general addressed The court il }a nIass
ing manner&: ~.
/ s. Summoned blythe highss. au,bo..
knownto the constitution OF the cono,V
I chesrfuily obey the mandate, and Drs..
myself before this honorable court 20 aw sas
their will and pleasure. WI
q hold 10 ny hand the wri, of NIX
corpus, commanding ms TO produce I
body OF Erick Bolimaa before YOU "a
is impossible because he is our Of nv !. A'a
Ter bat Il have attached he v,, s'"'
aaswer, containing the charge ss,; Y
Bollman, aad the cause of my conanss sa's
this extraordinary case, which shit 0a
leave 70 read.
Here the General read his re,,r, 81
the writ, which has been already sns.. ~
ted 70 the public.--Ae then pross.a .'
ed:
g Unskilled in the forms Of cour,s .
terms Of law, or technical paras.oopv, -
haze submitted 10 your honors H.;
statement Of facts, and shall with eoss ss
decree rest the Justification of the s,so. : !
have taken, Oh the motives aad Drincin,,
by which ! was gosrrnsd. Although ~,
enliglilened coats Ray be satisfied h.
ignosant, ,he:Aa and the cusious NAV 10,
therefore it in the places Of common AMI
general resort, it be demanded, !" vby ~,
Eol.nan arreated by arsitrarp to7yey o..
The answer IS brief 40 proven. the r
! fec, ct this very aI,emp, to rescus him
AID thus relhsts!e MIN in the sinister cor
respondence which be had established Win
! ths conspiyaiers in Tennessee add Ken,
lucky. Ths, this measure of nscss,i.y
was understood by the governor AL
! judges HALL and Mathews, and that tss
release cf a coaspira.or YESTERDAY BY
Judge Below (Wora many who was sen: 4.
broad TO machiaaie afresh and with llnpI.
nisy, foul plans against the United S.ars
serves 10 illustrate ihe grounds Of the D;:.
caution which hes baen iaken."
81 an il, possession of much information
which cannot be safely impaired at this
i4someat - lr, it be suficieus to say, that
kaow oar public affairs are aparoachinga.
| pidly 10 a threatening crisis-,and let the
| information which may with prcprieiv
| give, soasce to wasa the faithful ciEIseqsoF
he impending danger. will appeal to
| any casuist whether in extreme cases the
remedy should COT DC correspondent, aud
whether the lenliy Of our laws is not dan.
| gerouslY applied, where it is employed TO
screen the guilty, aud to arm the traitor
for the subysrslon Of the very coas.iiu loo
on which shey rest. To save the body We
ampa.ale llmb-to stop conaagradoa
We Geaaoheh an ediice, and to arrest lrea'
| sonablc designs i, has been found saluta'
~ to dispense with he sardy forms OF JUS
sceo
/ Your aonors will pardon me for nl
posing these reflections on your time;
offer .hen to explain the purity OF my Ia.
ien,iona, and should my zeal hav. be-
| guiled n,y judgmens, to exteneAe 'ae en-
ror.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-06
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
BOSTON, Feb. %.
From the Rsuer La Plctc.

From the Rguer La Ptctc.
By Mr.. Wells, who arrived in town lA;s
evening from the River Plate, by TIE way
of the Vineyard, we have the foloH'os
particulars;
After the reeap.Hre Of Baenos AFfe''
commodore Paphlm came IN with his squl'
dron b. fore vi ante Video. Abousths ''a
Oct. there arrived from the Cape OF 5000
Hope, the Lancaster g., Me8usa trga'sl
aud number Of transports, with a''''
1900 troops :.
Ga the 2s.h of Dec. an attack was n,ao'
by the squadron against the town OF Nov,
te Vldeo. But fax want Of water 'oi 'l u
large ssaips, the attempt was rel'nqul'nsJl,'
But the neYt day the town OF Ma!ooa1.'
was taken by the said troops, and len' :,
ed in their possession in November, "H''
Mr.. Wells sailed =,
It appears it was she object Of com ~,
dore Pophan to keep possession OF p' =.
donada, and remain in the river un'H Il 4
had accounts from home. It rein'o. ~,
il was believed he would make ssr'o.'
attack on Monte Fideo; but il otnS'T' :,
il was supposed he would leave 'ns !. {,
try, directing few ships TO rsn'1'1
blockade the river. :. o,,q.
Considerable distress and d'sso'p pa
seems to exist in the province OF =. ~,
IA, which may lead 70 consequent
gerera!!y expected.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-06

NEW YORK, Feb. 20. .,,aa
The British packet Manches'eI:: .s;a the
Davies, arrived last evening WIN nd Is
Hook ia AZ days from Talnoa!a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-06
JOHN AJAIR.

Extract efa letter from Meas Orleans.
g The 18th of December was day of
solemn AID strong emotion in this city.
Geo. Wilkinson was on that day called up
en- 10 answer to the supreme cour! for kay
ing arrested aud seut of Dr.. Bcllnaa, who
was not only the bearer OF reasonable
letter frem Col. Burr TO the general, 10
which he proposed 20 sedacs the general
and the corps isadcr his command, Erom
their fidelity, by the prefer of the second
place 10 command, and high hcnors aud
tsWards; Out was actually the prime agert
Of eel. Burr in this city, to propagate his
revolutionary projects, and to keep him
advised by express or otherwise, of every
occurrence thar aishs ,ranspire. Various
were the opinions and ceniectares 90 the
occasion. Some were hardy enough TO as.
sert that the general would sligh!. the writ
which Fad been issued for bringing up
Eol'man, while others con,eudel that it
was suca az set OF violence against the
constitution Of The United States, ito res;s,
az &C. OF hsbeas corpus, that disobsdience
would lee ultimately punished BY jail.
AZ length the hour arrived which was TO
decide this important question. Thesge-
neral appeared before the court diyested
OF the appsndages Of an officer with neither
the usual guard for bis person nor an all
voease fer his cause. When the general
advanced 20 tbs bar notwithstanding The
deep sol'citpde of the crowd who filed
the eoars house, the most perfect stiffness
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25

Capt. Nelson, arrived at New-York, in
forms, that An embargo was laid on all neu-
trails at Kingston, Jamaica, on the 18th June,
to continue until the S0th, excepting such
as intended to sail with the feet, and would
give bonds not to leave it but in certain
latitude.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
INV Of.

iu'y 81.
The British frigate C1eohatra, has joined
the Triumph and LeoEord, now anchored
in Lynhaven Bay; and as Douglas has sail
ed, it is the general opinion that he is bound
for Halifax, te visit his Admiral, who is
not the mildest man in the world, and that
perhaps, in n few days, we may have the
whole of Berkeley's squadron in our waters
July 20.
YESTERDAY, at IL o'clock, the Leopard
returned to Lynhaven Bay, 1--WE were mis-
taken in stating that she rcmained,) and
anchored. About four O'clock ALL THE
BRITISH SHIPS WENT OUT PROM OUR
wATEIs, and from boat which came up
last night, we learn that they were seen
steering to the eastward under n press of
sail. We are not possessed of the know
ledge of any circumstance which has indu-
ced this movement, of course we are not
enabled TO form conjecture, whether their
departure is final or temporary.
Yesterday the whole of the troops stati-
oned here and at Portsmouth. was review
ed by brigadier General Nathe5vS The
appearance of the troops dill credit to them
selves and their officers, and was we un
derstand, satisfactory to the general A
violent rain prevented the troops from go
ing through all the evolutions that were in
tended, to advantage.
~ Major .fmbier. his officers. staff and
gentlemen composing his comm md, return
theirm grateful thanks TO the mayor and
citizens of Norfolk, for the hospitable and
splendid entertainment which they had the
honor to receive ut Burt's gardens, on Sa-
turtiay. They can arrogate To themselves
no merit for having so anxiously flown to
the assistance of their fellow citizens of
| Norfolk and Of Portsmouth and they most
| sincerely lament, that the situation in which
| they are most unfortunately placed does
not permit them to manifest their ardor i'm
a more exemplary manner They can arr
rorate no rit TO themselves. because such
! is the patriotic spirit of their country. that
there is no man who is not ready to flv to
the assistance ofevery part when invaded ;
and they c1nnot entertain moments doubt,
| II their hDmes were placed in similar ST.
tuaticn, if thcy too were mcnaced by a
perhdious and outrageous foe that the CT
| tizens of Norfolk and Portsmouth would fiv
with equal alacrity TO their assistance
| We are all Of us members of a common
| country, attached to her constitution and
her laws, most of US by blood, and all of us
| hy benefits, and he that would not fv to
arms IN rescue her from invasion, would be
unworthy the name Of citizen Of. the orma
| ofa soldier.
He ID Ou1rters, Portsmouth,
| Monday, July 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
wAsH1NGToN CRY, Ioly 90.

WASHINGTON CRY, Iuly 90.
Eumor SAYS the British Commodore held
. very ru.le and updigni6ed language to
the person who communicated the Presi-
dents proclamation to him. II is also said,
on the authority of letters from HAMPTON,
that menacing verbal messages had been
sent to the inhabitants OF that place, noti-
I fyinr the intention of the British to effect
landing by force, and recommending the
removal of their women aIia children, tn a
void the spilling of innocent blood.-Na. Iat.
Information from the Mobile, early in
June, gave rise to serious approximations
that the Creek nation of Indians would be
hostile to the " States. But by letters of
later date, we learn, chat the present midi
cations of their disposition are entirely pa
Cifc.--ib.
The Committee Of Norfolk have closed
their duties-duties the more arluous from
the extraordinary nature of the crisis. and
the peculiar circumstances in which they
were placed. Their services are already
rewarded in the thanks of their country
Unappa'led by danger, energetic vet dis
passionate in the measures they took, feel
in2 their high responsibility in the discharge
O. duties, whose only Justification was tn be
IounEl III INC manner III WHICH -liiGV were
performed, It has rarely fallen to the lot of
any men to have acted more correctly or to
have given more complete satisfaction to
their countrvmen. The spirit, dignity and
BUSINESS with which they have conducted
themselves deserve to be recorded, as add
ing another evidence of the safety with
which the people may be confaed to make
up for those deficiencies of delegated pow
er, perhaps inseparable from tie nature of
free governments.
1t is the best Justification Of the leading
step taken by them, that it is the very Que
adopted by the government, and consc-
quentlv the step, which, had the govern
ment from its local situation, possessed the
meaps of immediately acting, would have
been adopted by it. But why talk Of iusti-
fcation in case where the nation has al
ready most audiblv expressed not merely
its appreciation, but srplause and IN which
the insignificant murmurs of disaffection
only serve the more decidedly to call forth
public opinion.-i5.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
Notice.

THE subscriber anxious TO close his admins
tratorship of the estate Of James White. de.
ceased. adopts this mode Of requesting all per-
sons who have Claims against the estate, to make
th~r known wi,hou' DELAY and to inform those
who are indebted that no further indulgence can
be extended to them.
JESSE HIGGINBOTHhHf. Adu'r.
Csna. Cumberland, 10th June. 1907. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
POSTSCRTpT

If RE trstnnr that oar hnhe, mas tut-
fine 10 hr-ss. 6ay hiiot-5oat came IN
f-om the Cafes. which she ieft This morn
ing ar 10 O'Clock, rehorts that the British
shifs mere at anchor at their usual anchor
are
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
From the NJ Y. Commercial .1dpertise5.
New-York, July is, 1907

new 1oTK, Jn'Y 10, JSUI
To MH7URIN LIVINC ROW, Esq.
S1R,-I have arranged with the secreta-
ry of marine and war, that my submarine
experiment for destroying brig Of 200 tons
shall commence on Saturday next, ar / / o.
clock, for which purpose the brig will be an
chnrcd between Governors Sc Ellis's Island
The operation on Saturday will be to ex-
hibit with dsm6 torhedoes, the various
modes, bv which vessels may be assailed &
destroyed while at anchor or under sail, and
on Monday next between the hours of IL
and g, IL will be shewn how AN enemv's YES
sci or vessels on ntering our ports may he
annihilated, to prove which the brig shall
be blown up.
As the success Of such experiments may
become of some importance to those who are
Interested in the safety of New-York, beg
leave, through you, TO invite the governor,
mavor nd members ofthe corporation, with
such other persons as YOU NAV think proper.
Those gentlemen who NAV think proper to
attend will hive the goodness to provide
themselves with good row boats, and meet
me at Governors island on Saturday morn
ing, between the hours of 10 and II, that
may exhibit to them the machinery before
The engines are put into the water
i am, sir, your most obedient,
And very humble servant, l
ROBERT FULTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25

Communication. In the year 700, Com.
modOre TINGEY, on board the II. s. sloop
ofwar Gauges, Of &c guns, then on the West
India station, was demanded TO inform an
English frigate of SO guns, whether all his
men had protectiors-the answer was, they
have-look at their colours-Boatswsin
pipe all hands-boys will you stand by me
Yes--three cheers given immediately
well, says the brave commander, they shall
| take me before you--being close along side
and all ready. The loud three cheers was
enough, and the British ship bore away.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
Notice.

TIN following Is list of two Hcgsheads Of
a TOBACCO. remaining in Trents Wave.
house over two years, which will be sold accord
iug 10 law, viz;
No 9O9 100 178, 1922, w. F. n a. w.
In,pec'cd in the name OF Of William Fitzgera d,
18th Fcbrusrv 1902.
No. go, 1850, 17o, 1881. WE q A. w.
inspected in the name Of William Fitzgera'd.
BRANCH & HOWLETT.
sd July. 1867. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25

THE citizens ofthe county Of Cumberland
met i1gether for the purpose of taking
under consideration, the late fagitious
attack, made by the British squadron, on
the United States frigate Chesapeake,
have examined the subject with all the
temper which the occasion would allow !;
they have been able, however, TO disco
YER nothing in it but evidences Of the in
science, maGgnity, treschery, and wan
ton exercise oflawless power, which hat e
uniformly, though not on all occasions,
so clearly marked the intercourse Of the
British government With the government
and people Of the United States.
in coRs. dering this outrage, they have
examined past occurrences TO see If any
thing therein might be found, which, from
the goodness Of It's character, could palli-
ate the guilt Of tic present, or distinguish it
as the rash act of inferior agents, or Of in
dividuals unauthorized by the government /;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25


At meeting Of the inhabitants of Buck
ingham county at the courthouse, the 3h
day of July, 1907, for the purpose Of Cz-
pressing the public sentiment, on the lDte
daring, base and unpreceden.ed outrage
committed on the United States irigate
Chesapeake, By his Britannia Majesty's
ship tie Leopard Char e. Yancey was
unanimously called to the chair and
Boiling Branch unanimously elected Sc
cretary. a committee was then apyo.n-
ted Of the following gentlemen Samuel
Allen, James Walker Doctor), James Z.
Hubbard, David X. Patteson, Archibald
Austin, James Freeland, James Watt,
Henry Flood, Daniel Moseiey, Edward
Jones, Thomas 7. Price, James Walker,
Boaz Ford, John Piuman and George
Miller, Esqures, to lay before the meet
ing such resolutions as they Thought suit
able tothe occasion. The commitee ma
wing retired, reformed and submitted to
tic meeting the following preamble and
resolutions.
The citizens Of Buckingham viewing with
sentiments Of the highest appreciation, the
conduct Of the Government of the United
states particularly as exemplfCd in their
pacific, digniGed and liberal measures to-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25

The ticket. No 26I35, in the New-York
Black river Lottery, which drew 5000 dol
lars at the 18th DAVIS drawing, remained
unsold NJ Waite's lottery Office, Maiden
Lane; and No. 1867, which drew 1000
dollars, was sold at the same office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25

It is stated that the Cleopatra, British
frigate, has joined the ships below. The
ships that have renamed were the Tri-
umph and Leopard, so that SIR Thomas
Hsrdie now Commands on the station. ---i6.
This morning the general issued orders
countermand,ng the return Of the RicR-
Dond ana Petersburg Infantry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25

D1ED on the 1gth inst
Washington, UBIAH -
Stnator IN the Congress
from the state Of Come
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-28
~. Bur, s. Examination.

r5Is5, published by S.GBaSrLASD Rlch l-
mend. !" The Exarliipa alton Of Col Aaron
S = kefose tie Chief Justice of the Un mite
Sl.tss. upon the Charges OF High NSlsaens2e-
- nd of Treason against the United States
Usher ~ with tle, SC ssE.ssTs Of CouSsE!s.
M (lp,y,oS Of tue judge. VITA an AI'pen-
Nv soptaiai1g tie )piHion: Of the supreme
s ,s,, .:tgiyerea nv 5alge Marshall, IN the
s.,s os 2oIlinan and SWartwout. :
Mp : ffaa Gopie OF slas interesting Pam
.,slst are FOR ~, at this 0sslee and at NE.
,GsN's Bookstore.
April Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-28
Hugh Smith
The Partnership of {
. PICKETTs ND AcEWIoA,

RICKETTS, ND AEW1OA,,9
Is ills day dissolved by mutual consent :.
Those who arcindebted to said firm. ere devs
sired TO make payment to. and these who have
claims againstit viii adjust them with DfA Z,
I'M Ms4vtm, who is empowered 70 settle all
the concerns.
John Thomas Ricketts,,
William Newton.
April IL. daw
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TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1907.
Spring Goods.
london, Manchester, g Scotch Goods,
Imported in the Fair Americans Fame
Altoona, and Hercules,
FOR SHE By
APPLETON & Co.

No. 10, Calver-street, Baitimore.
CALICOES, furniture dimity, nankinets-
velvets and cords, muslins, canbrics, broad
cloths, cassimeres, vestings, hats, umbrellas
hosiery stuAs, .singhams, chanlbrays, shawla.
handkercliefs, silks, laces and lace goods O.
every kind, &C. &c.
These goods were purchased in Englan'
with CAST and 60 days accefltaace and will be
sold very lou by the package or piece for cast
or ninety day bills
DAILY EXPECTED,
By the Diana, Globe, and Jain .ddans,
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The Partnership Of

RICKETTS, .AeEHToN .gN13s co. :
Is this day dissolved by mutual eonsent--
Those who are indebtedto SAID firm, are de-
tired to make payment to, and thosewho
ave claims against it will adjust them with
Mr. Wz2l1am .heTvtan, who is empowered to
aettle all the concerns of the copartnership.
John Thomas Ricketts,,
William Newton, q = ~
John Mills, Jun.
g April IL, esW
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Z en- Dollars Reward.

n An away from the subscriber on Satur-
IL day the 25ti8 instant, q Negro Woman
named BETTYs formerly ths; preperty OF
Mr. Thomas HerberD about { s years OF age
had ON when She went away q hsaa, cloth drcss
she is avery Black woman and has lost some
of her fore-teeth. Whoever tahes her up and
secures her SO that get her again shall baye
the above reward and reasonable charges II
brought home
Masters of vessels and others are cautioned
against harbering or carrying OIL sad Negro
Woman
MATHEW EAKIN.
April 81. st
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ol.sWIsl
ES "a 8 DUE
IN every Tuesday and Friday,
~. WILL. BE SOLD.
AT THE VENDUE STORE,

80 At TIE y tsEs % = = = S. IS q .
- r,,roer ,f Prince and Water streets,
re,ssty { Dry Goods. Groceries. S5e.
e p :, Of which will be expressed IA
the bills OF the day
.1I kinds Of goods Whichyare on linlita-
80 and the prices Of which are establishes,
ev' tanyt time be viewed and purchased at the
, s,,,s limitation and prices.
'0s''' P. Co. Marstellef, Y. m.
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CONSISTING OF
Several LOTS on Wa:er-street,
,Union-street, and Can,eron-street.
ILSo,
HIS FARM, called Sjes7Ing Park, adjoining
to the town, containing about 60 acres, in d
high state Of improvement,
.ALSO,
% Acres, at present under lease to John
Cadsby for 10 years from the first of January
last, at the yearly rent of eighty six dollars
and % cents. This property adjcins the. town
and IS part Of the race ground
.4dLSO,
About $ and half Acres, in the occupa-
ton of Beal Howard, under lease for ten
years, at the yearly rent of one hundred dol
lars.
xLso,
All the rest of his Land, lying betweenthc
east side of the George Town road and the
west side OF Fairfax-sfreet continued, and to
the south Of John Mandavi'l les lot and the pro-
perry of Nathaniel pendleton, and to the north
OF the property ofthe late Charles Alexander.
FMS last mentioned property will be laid off
in squares agreeable to the plan OF the town,
ALSO,
A piece of Ground adjoining to the south
side 81 Spring Park Farm, the precise guam
tity at present not known.
4 particular plat and description Of the
whole will be set up at the coffee-house one
week previous to the day Of sale.
The terms ct sale zuiH be-A credit of 6, IL,
and Is months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, together with deed
Of trust on the property. The sale will be
continued from day to day until all the pro !.
perry is disposed Of. +
Also,
On The Ah day Of sDl,4Y neart, smH be sold, at
the Coffee House, In alexandria, e
One hundred Shares in the Stock Of the
Marine Insurance Company Of Alexandra,
on the above credit, the purchasers giving ne
gotiable notes with approved indorsers. :
Also,
Two Shares in the Alexandria Theatre, or
the same terms.
William Herbert, 81
IN. Fitzhugh, :
Edmund /. Lee, ::
April 8. dts !