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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
AARTzNyBURG RACKS

WILL be run for over 4 Ezndsome
conrss near this tosn, Cd wed
nesdayths 18th sf NOvem6er psxk
purse Of forty dollars fTee for any hor.e
mare or geiding, three miles 10 she heaf
and repeatt On Thdfsdayths I'M. ~
the same ground. apurse of twentysao
lars, free n above, Two miles q he
heat and repeat, the Sinninf horse
exeePted,--and on Friday the issh. I
Handsome S~espstaks. one mile andfs.
peat, free a. before. the winring horse,
the two preceding dayseseepsed.
Entrance one shilling ii ths pDund--
Horses to be enteredt he day preceding
each race, Or double Il me possL~Four
horses 10 start each day, or no race.
Ton for entrance % he iace seld yin
DC demanded from III Mke are not sub
scribers . che pur,e.
DAVID CooNS, Manager.
Marainsburg. Oetoberas, 1907.
NIB The above race win Be- eon.
Quoted agreeable % the rulesa or he 10.
key club AZ tie City q WasAing.ou.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

THE subscriber rsturus his moss
1 grateful thanks to the inhabitants
ofthis town and its vicinity, for the re.
nervous support he has heretofore receiv.
ed, and earnestly s~olicits 4 eoptinuance
Of the sarhe.-he Intends opening his
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

Mr.. Hay moved 20 have A. B. and II.
Z. eommitted for trislin the District al
Ohio.
Alter the delivery of the orlsion 81
The Court, on TUESDAY, the Chief Jus
tice observed, thar he had NOT specified
Gin that opiaion) the particular district
20 which the prisoners were to be com.
mitted. He thought L best that there
should be oaly one trial for them ; bur
Y Burr was sent 70 Kentusky. Bianner.
hasset could not, because he had proyi.
ded no means for the expedition but in
the district of Ohio.
Mr., Hay then moved fol, their CON.
mifmentto Ohio, which was ordered
Mr.. Wiekham then moved for an q.
tachnent against Mr.. benjamin Haw-
kins, an Indian agent, for OBTAINING Dr.
Cummiugs, awitness ID this prosecute
on, and breaking open certain papers ia
his care belonging TO Mr.. Blennsrhas-
sestt,s n Of tie accused : 4 rule or
dered.
Messrs. Burr and Blannerhassettwe were
admitted 10 bail in the sum Of 5000
do~llarsaeach. Luther Martin md DR..
Cumnings, securities for Aaron Burr .
DR.. Cmmings and Tsrael Smith, for n.
blennerhassett. ~ : :
The court then adiouraed till their
court in course.
Richmond Endt.;r,r
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

A.
was entertained, nor Is any doubt enter.
tained b. The people, Of the competency
ct their Representatives 70 adop, VIVA,
kshaii be best, and IL may not Be going
too fartosay that there are few men Il
the union thar would not, were the AZ
ternstye ofefedlo them, rather that the
government should decide than them.
sslves-
-esDs0:oo:s6p6so- =
Latest treceedsngs IL the TRLAL If
Colonel a. BURR.
Thursday wa. wholly ossupisdby Mr..
Wickham.
Friday Wa wholly occupied By Nj.
M'Rae.
On Saturday, ! Mr.. Power from New
Orleans ((who turned out 70 be subiect
OF the King Of SPain) was inttoducedby
Cox Burr aa = witnessj by whom las he
asserted) he. intended to authenticate
certain papers, and to prove that Gene
raj Wilkinson was 10 the habit of receiy.
ing money from The Spanish govern.
ment. The avowed object Of establish.
ing This charge against the general was
to inpeachfhIs eredibiity By contradict.
ing some Par.s ofhis testimony, and to
show that his motive for defeating the
p~roj.ciof Burr was not patriotism, but
Kinr;n -
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$40 b;s ns
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sooa him. hsx;n,sshr.s,.rsd $500
-. s.pr6 ssHsas ntM WIN
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The s.on,.I for coI
that. lwhetker Il - sr.n;.h ..hsss,
y Be Va, } wi,hin ,he
the cSurt. md oucaf ,ohs somn.nsa,S
dilclose vS.,,yeYk ia insv.-,~
The Chez ynsfice decided; n ,h.;r e..
yor, andreunirsJtb ! ;iars. : so..
sith hi. ,e.,imnnr. = :. =
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obey he I,,dn. g. no. A.,h..ka.L- -
mo soas, bn, @ass oI V. ns
beingsSrn,nsscrd il spsst,Sa1.n - no.
tiee VA takSnofhis app.,r,u,es.
Mi. Wsytb began 81. oiscourse b.,se !,
II aud 1 o,ciocl. but had n, sn;.hsI
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

STATES. Is concerned with Aaron Burr
inhislate trsasoable expedition. Il Is
expected The Court viii prouoaae. .heir
sentence this day. The honorable Iud.
gesDavis and Taylor presidsd.
Ii " s@ QN- A@
The President ofthe u. Statesha ! l..
sneda Proclanation bearingdats the tsak
October. whereby = full pardon is gam
tsdto al deserters from the army Of the
United States, who may think proper
p : o.return within four. months from the
date thereof.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

A proclamation from the Danish 30.
vernmsnt has the following important
!. 1.-THE English carry thsir bas.nessi
50 lar as % attack our coasts, they. win
lind thr same courage and devotion in
citizens, asthey experienced in 1907.
France, Russia. and al Europe viii
hasten to our sid.n 4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

Ssssfalo Of the British prihts in an.
~nouncing the arrival Of the Revenge,
state the existence ofa rumouf, that the
American government had required an
answer to their representations within
fuur days, aDd'ded0ee From dis circutn.
stance their a~nti-paci6c temper.-4I.
may be satisfactory to state that this ru.
moar j. altogether unfoondsd. No sueh
demand has been made, nor hzs any. de.
finite time been prescribed for receiving
an answsr--ltis true that 1 psomnt
answer is expected and shere can Sc 40
doubt, but thar If the British ministry
wish 70 maintain peace between the two
eeuntrits, apEerspt answer viii be given
y tNaf. ht. 4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

A great man VIII not trample upon
: worm, nor sneak 70 an emperor
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

.hotitiss, that there has been almost mi.
yersal ~forbraranee % Suggest any def
mite measures Of redress. No doubt
was entertained, nor IS any doubt en,er.
tanned By the people, Of the competency
ofS their representatives % adopt what
shall be best, andit may not be going
too farto cay that there are few men in
the union that would not were the az
ternstive offefedt 20 them, rather that the
government should decide than them-
selves.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
Twekso'clock.

ss IWeIResoscIock.
TheeCnrt has jast delivered long
and elaborate opinion, In which II deter.
mines, that |. 4 would BE- Improper "a
commit the accused on tie charge 81
treasen.n 2
The conelusion Of the opinion il 4
follows /: 81 shall commis Aaron BUR-
and Herman Hiannerhasset for PREPARING
and providing the means Tor ! militarv
expedition asainst the tsfsitories Of 1
foreign prince with whom the u. S. were
asPsaee. lfthose whose province and
duty 4 b I prosecute offenders against
the laws Of the u. States shali Sc 81 IS
Pinion that 4 crime Of q deeper dive has
been committed, il isuottheir choice 10
act 10 conformity with shat opinioaIis.
tael Smith e NOT proved 10 have provi.
ded OF prepared any means Mhatsysr and
therefore ! shall nor commit him. 1.-The
has reslly offended sgainst The laws, he
may be prosecuted for the treason il
Kentucky, or for The misdemeanof Is
his cwn stat, where, IL any whsre.. his
offence has been commiaed.n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14

itself would be correspondently reduced
Now 1t is fact that the produce of the
English West India Islands is greatly be-
yond the demand of England and SO far
rs this surplus goes, she is herself most
deeply interested in the existence of a neu-
tral carrier. Consequently by destroying
this carrier she would deprive herself of
the only means for disposing of her own
surplus produce. View the point, then, in
what light we may, England would be the
greatest sufferer. The neutral nation would
only lose the profits of the trade, while she
would lose the means OF disposing of the
greater part of her colonial products.
IT is admitted that her islands would be
somewhat distressed by the want of the
supplies ordinarily received from the u.
-. It's said, however that these might in
great degree be got from her American
continental possessions. But unfortunately
one circumstance is entirely overlooked,
which is, that in the event of a rupture
with England, one OF the first steps taken
| by the y. >. would probably be to possess
themselves of these very colonies.
Upon the whole, we fatter ourselves that
the British Parliament will take a more
correct and dispassioDatc view of this sub
Ject than has been done by their Commit
tee, and that, when they shall clearly see
that this country is resolutely determined
to maintain her rights, ard to reject all
ltemporising, they will consult the mutual
interest OF the two nations by the adoption
OF pacific and liberal measures.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-14
PROCLAMATION.


Alter having put every thing IN ords.
IS t'r as circumstances and time 80,
permit lily to the army in order ." "u"'
Pi'y 1t as speedily rs possible for rho . orl-
~ OF my dear countrymen, ifevcnts IL s1's-
soon happen which, agrecably tomv w., W , nD'
pacific manner wi honorable and
copenhagen, Aug 18th, 1907
NEDEkiC, Prince ROYAL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20
FOR SALE

Ga Advantageous teyws,
!. fhe htr;SsS com'hodious wsli-beilt threee
Aory y e 'cg tt.lRERo USE on Kine-.tret-
,sapled BY A4ssrs. Richard Veitsh & Co.
Apply 70
=. Games Patton.
0Seoscr 20. d
~ hais. SUGAR Of good qaality,
. bbls. do. do.
nsss 4th preof Beandy
/, : sr. casks Sherrg Nsine1 OF excelleat
h. a Is 90; s.alaea DO. ) quality.
BOXES Of Cotton Carts
ssasks OF Iiessise R<ot and Saeo
ssisis o. Clover ard Herds Grass Seed
"ad = large q'isni;sy OF Rod Sole Leather,
For l!&ls al
Alg 30. '1 a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20
Public Sale.

ny virtue Of a deed Of trust from Baldwin
Nd Dade to the subscriber, made for the,par-
pose Of securing che payment Of three hun
kred dollars and interest thereon since the hrst
day xof October, 1909, and the expances OF
sale, &c. unto Jonathan and Mahlon .Schoi-
field, will be exposed to public sale, for ready
money, on the s2d day Of this present nofth,
on the premises, at three o'clock,
A House and Lot OF Ground,
Situate, lying and bong upon the west sideof
Alfred, at and to the southwark of OronsIs
street, in the town of Alexandria, and bound
ed as followeth, 70 Wit Beginning upon AZ
fred at the cotner,of the square formed by o.
ronoke and Princtss-streets, supposed to be
,IY6 fest z inches from each street, be the
same more or less, and running thence north
wareay with Alfrcd.street and binding there
with so feet, thence westwardly with line
parallel to Oronoke and Princess streets iaa
feet inches, then southpsrdly with line Pc
ra!Iei TO Alfred street 40 feet, thence with 9
ssraight line 10 yae beginning being that
house and lot formerly occupied BY Parthnia
Dade and her daughter, deceased.
Andrew Schol6dd, Trustee.
an. s ats.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20
Liya pool Salt, asloat.

Tie Cargo Of tie schooner Thomas Jeffer.
son, Cspt. Hall, from Boston, consisting of
500 hogsheads coarse Liverpool Salt,
For saas 5y
Iawrason and Fowle.
lssso haze also ia'iding fran said schooner,
400 boxes meald candles
S chests young hyson tea
a bales Reerbcon- Gurrahs
30 boxes chocolate
S hogshesds N Z, ruaa
so kegs fresh rsisins.
~ STORE,
IS chests yeeng hysan IEAs
IS do. imperial FIRST graFtys
Is bales Bcerbcon Gurrahs
s do. Plains
z do. Kendall Geftoas
SO rolls heavy Ravens duck
3 cases hats
1000 pair coarse and hne shoes
Is hogshcads2 aa..ea,ss. s.,ru,., ].
10 barrels
$50 barrels N. E. run
4 hessheads Grenada do.
9 pipes Rebas wine
200 kegs, aud 20 kids salmon
Half barrels and kids OF beef
.soo boxes soap
SO boxes choeolsss
SO do. Goldfish.
December s7.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20

SuwarroW Boots.
John c.. FRANCIS,
Eroins1 Aezs,,--. York.

- From y ezl'- 7 ok, y
~ ESFECTFULLY informs the pubhs-
II that he manufactures stwart9ss Boots
Wits ali the modern improvements, v atranted
equal to any in the United States. After ma.
.ny years CT experience in his business, he has
discovered new method of retaining the elas-
tieitv in boots He warrants to fit thcNlcg be
it ever SO badly shaped. He makes boots o.
various descriptions, viz, Suwarrows--Fsif-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsiean Spring Toes.
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Benapsrte's Graves,
IeHsrson's Boots and Shoes. he warrants 10
Sit the Suwarrow eqasi to the tuck boots .---
Gentlemen will please to csll and see Tor +.
Themselves, at his shop In king street, be-,
tween Rir. Motifs and Mr. Wo&gskins ttsavort9.
JsnaaTAe IS. dom
~ B. He intends selling cheap for cash.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20
FOR RENT,

The STORE, on prince-street, between
Fairfax and Prince street., lately in the occu-
patton of MIR. Ramsay. II Is well calculated
for dry or wet goods store. The rent mo-
derate. Apply to
III. William Hodsfon.
Sept. IS. 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20
Dissolution Of Pdrtassrshsb.

yKJILLIAM DOUGLASS intending TO
Wv retire from busiaess in this place, the
partnership of Douglass ~ A1andeD'Ae Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, and Joseph
H. Vaudeville is solely authorised TO ADJUST
and settle all tho accounts of the partnership.
It is earnestly requested that all persons IN
dcbted to them will settle the same with him
ilnnsdately, AZ longer indulgence sessiies DC. se
given. . "a
William Douglass,
Joisph II. Mande vile,
January 8. dit
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20
Io.eph H Vaudeville

Intends to Gerry on the FLOUR and fiffo-
Gerry BUsIAESs in the same lnanRer * On
the same teI1as as herstosofe cone ~ ID. and
NJ. and solieits a coatinuance OF fascrs from
his friends. t
January g. dtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20

SEINE TWINE.

e
1000 pounds excellent Seine Irvine.
Also,
10 quarter cask ks Port Wine
10 boxes Spsrmacaeti Candles
AZ kegs fresh Raisins-
For ssle By
James Sanderscn.
january ~. d
MarstelIeT and Young,
Isave iasf seeefped, and ruiA sci lpay- II feksa :
from on board, tf
5000 bushels Turks Island Salt.
R MISC,
~ Tieyces Barbados Molasses.
january ls.
JAMES BACON,
.ftAis GRocE cry STORE, an Ging-street, .hasi III
addition e dfs. former stock, adard
A frelh Supply 8! Genuine Articlesia
he Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
lfe aow e1erstsr scle, on hs asual fo5s ternr.,V
Mufcovsdo Sugars, Of various quas
Jit.as -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20
John G. LADD,

Has jnst reecivea end for scle,
10 pipes choice old Coglac Brandy
90 bales of excellent FAX
$ do. glue
SO barrels prime besf
60 pieces Russis shsetnys
SO do. Ravens duck
so barrels sweet cider
100 casks lime
100 barrels new rum
SO boxes mould candlsS
January Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20
Wanted 10 Purchale,

Ia FEW ACRES of LAND, on the north
~ end OF the town, to bind onsthc river or
September S.. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20
Wanted to Purghafe.

AFEGRO SERK-4HT,, who has been ae~
sastoned to wait in family, ana can be we'll
recommended. EnqEire Of tsr Printer.
Noveinbef 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20
/. SALES AZ vENDUE.
IN every Tuesday and Friday !,
- WILL BE SOLD,

IN GVIl - s - -. = !.
WILL BE SOLD,
AT TIE vENDUE STONE,
Garner eff Prince and Water streets,
i ysyiety Of Dry Goods, Graee1sss, e9e'
.parti,u..ass Of which viii be expressed IN
tbe bills of the day.
All kinds of goods which are on lnaiSa-
;on and the prices of which are estaolisned'
san al sny time bs viewed and purchased at,tne
,sscss sGIaatation and prices.
p. G. Marstellcf, Y. n.
Plaster PARIS, aaeat.
n. CARGO Of scb'r. Dove, Caps. New
.a,n5, fram Portland,
For sale, By
Lawrafon & Fowle.
VIE kaoe also FOR sale,
100 boxes brown Soap,
n ditto Cheese.
J.n,sarv g.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20

"a. Z. Cazenove,
fKinS-stfoet, opposite Mr.. Most's tavern, has
just received and for sele,
Ahandleme feleosion of FANCY
|NuStiSS.
Black and colofed Italias and dnstia lutte
strings.
Ladies and genslemens' White, black, rad
solored silk hose
Sak, kid, extra long and habit gloves
Lace gloves and sleeves
Brown black, and scsssiet silk Nelvets,
tmes split straw Jipsey hats
White and black aeapes
LAVA coloFed cassiFhefes and beavsrets y
Mlled gloves, hose and caps
Mea, women, ana childfeas lists and NH
He'd socks
aps
2 cases Irish linens
I do. Nuns threads
Real Martinique and other Freachcoresals,
w eases.
a few Prints of the Apatheosis Of
ssasrSl Washingtoas in elegant Gilt
Frames.
December Is. a !.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20

4 X 1 a i.
ht his (.yoc S u,
adg;t;cu +. ~ =, 49,, .ta,E .asf
4 frefh s,,nr,iv fao,;;ns
- 4 ~. : - : = ~
y ioAcly Ltile'
:, ~ iitcn MAKES llS assortment complete.
11e 79t0 eVfTsJsr sefe, on hss asu4l loIs ferns,F
MulcoFodo Sugars, OF various quar-
litaes,
Loaf and Lump 3hsta.
Gunpowder, I
Imperial, TEIS
Hyson, particularly selex
Young Fyeen, cd for
Hyson-Skin, and family use.
Souchong ~
Best green Cofse,
) Chocolate, eta superior qualify
Madeira !
busellos,
Sherry, ~ ia
Lisbon, = Wx,NE s.
.elcf1"ss
G.u,'in ' @ Ed pa.st.
F. caonac and pou,,Ia,,,y p,,nd,.
old Jamaica Spirit, 1for family y,, us.,
Antigua. st. Groix. 81, ViiinceDts, and New
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky.
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar.
Stoughton's Bittess,
Mace, nnt,negs, cloves. oassia, pirneuto
Cayenae and black pepper, race an, rroprd
ginger basket salt for table use. speari harley
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, diIa and
'.psrmaect candles, refined ...lt-petre, fotans
indigo, alum, csppesas, nader brimne, sto
spinning cotton, patent shot aIl Sizes best en-
gaE and country made gunpowder, seaars.
andsmoaking tobacco, very best chewing to
bscco.
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
IN boxes.
London mustard, warranted Of superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
.aenliiohu,s, &C., sc. with generally every ar
.ticle in bis hne---the Whole of which have been
selected with care, and will be disposed of on
she very lowest terms.
- a,h. sv,,,c,;,,sr no. r.ce;v.d
TT. c,Ils,..;.
IN loiioW ny az y L1s'
winch he otters tor.sSsls very low ~.
IS hoglhcSds f1rAt quality 1t. Crofx
Sugar
10 bales Tennessee cotton
pipes 4th proof cogniac brandy
10 hoesheads vel favored 9Th proof "a
f1aica rum
50 barrels New.Ensland Rum.
.4ND oN KIND.
Imperial
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20

Just Recelved,
ANsrow SALE by THE suBscRIBERs,
2 pipes l.. P. Madeira WINE.
2 seifdo. do. Go.
S pipes cognae BRANDY, 18th proof.
Waa5worb g Butle1,
WHO HAvE on HARD,
90 hhds. J4maica RUM, 18th proof
10 do st. Cspis Go. sd&.2ddo.
3 DO. NeH-Englond 90.
5 pipes Holland SIN
2 DO. country do. y
] hhd.L market Madeira Wine Of asnYc-
quarter casks do. do. Tiorqaty
do. do l.. ? i'enerifIc do. do.
5000 bushels Lisson SALT.
ju1 Received
1issd 5or Salc BY he Sabssrt5e7,
10 hads.resailing Molasses
Il tierces Of good Rice
400 bbls kiln-dgied Corn kleal
8 hhds OLD A.,usus Rum
s hhds Green Coffee
90 casks of Lime, end
5000 bushels OF Salt.
NJ. MILLER.
December 2. 4
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-01
SELLING OFF CHEAP.

M e B. Mys,s, irfcae;ng 10 desns tie retail Igfaos
eff, J, e, at redDesa f'iei, the 4obsfe any pa,i
ytbdy P,5s"tPOei Of
DIR GOODS,
CsgGfi1g .fH v',' ~ Of gefN aud JSiOno5h ariieis
WIZ:
r EISH LINENS, Flanders Shcetings, Oznaburgs
4 Heilians, Long-laxns, Linen aud Cotton Cam
bricks Superfine and fecond Broad Cloth, and Kerr
feymeres, Blankets, Coatnss and Flannels, Benuets
and Fancy cords and Yelvets, Swsnfdown and Mole.
fkns, Rich dgurd Sstns, ilver-Muflins, Sateenets
Italian Lutefrings, Cotton and Silk Chambrays Of
very handfome patterns A few excellent fix Penes
Gloves and Hofsry elegant Plumes, wreaths and fam
cy Head Ornamsats,a variety of handfoms Ribbons.
Table Cloths aud Napkins in tets. S-4, IA & 1914
Diapers. few fets of China in boxes of 10 pieces.
Sets Of Cut Clals Decsnters, Wine and Tunblers
glafs Bowls fpeeie bottles, Hall Lamps, &c. &c.
.Thofe who buy with cath, will be allowed very
liberal Difeount which will be enereaied according to
the augmentation Of the Of their purchaie at
an, enc time. On any funs of confequenee, Gre
die if required, viii b given Of three TO tx months
The purehsIer giving approved negotiable paper.
For fsle, allo ufus, complete ahortment 81
Dutch Rolting Cloths. Dec IL. ePtf.
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EDUCATION.

JAMES OGILVlB, will continue during the enfu-
y ing year in the village Of Milton, Albemarle, to
profecute with his pupil, the coure of Education they
have commenced, and is defrous to receive ten IF
more, provided they be aiIociated with the
eaes, Of which, at this time his iehool is competed.
The fenior elafs engaged in the hudy Of Ceome-
try, Natural Philofophy, Hiaory and metaphysics
The leeond eafs viii devote their attention to the
Latin add French Languages Euelids Elements
and the philolophy Of Rhetoric: The juaior clals
will continue to rudy the Latin Language, Ceogra.
ply, Arithmetic aud Engiiih Grammar. Excreiie. IN
Criticfn, Competition and Eloeu,ion eonAitufs Ellen.
rial parts of the eourle Of intrusion he purlues.
His charge for tuition will he fifty dollars per annua
Every pupil will aio be expected pay two doliar-
aud half 10 defray the esPepee II rent, fuel, &c
The feheoI will be opened on the 10Th day Of aas-
airy, 1907.
December s.
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LIND FOR SIZE n TIE SUBSCRIBERS
Il In Ns,A5arseerk,a6 Ceu,fy,
Light hundred acres called Exeter Lodge
reiidenee of the late Col. John Cordou; Good Far
ming Land, adapted TO the grov th Ut cnrn wheat &
tobacco; on this traa, which hays OF Y.oeomieco a
branch of Potomac River, there IS large Brick
Dwelling Houie, within 200 yards of navipable wa
ter, Astounding with oyiters eqna any in Virginia
flh and wild fowl in abundance and 4 remarks able
healthy ii;uaton.
In Fas9aier County,
About 600 acre. wood Land, adjoining Mrs. Jane,
and Mr. Euftace, near Elkrun Church.
IN CaYohae County,
Twensy-feysn hundred acres, being part of what is
called Bromley Chafe.
In Sfo:tyIvsnia County,
Oae hundred acres wood Land, adjoining Col. To-
feph Brock, Melrs. J. Brock and S. Schooler, alto
the middle Tenement in the Brick Buildings in the
Town of Fredericksburg.
In Czipetbcr County,
Nine hundred & ixty acres, adjoining Landou Car
ter, Efqrs farm on Rappahannock River, at Norman,
Ford eight hundred and fifteen &C, es, adjoining VIM
G. Carter, Eiqr. and Col. M. Green, two thirds of
this Traa is in WOOD & the whole OF equal quality to
any high Land in the county, alto about eleven hun
dred in the Little Fork laid out and rented in
fnail farm.
AnS ia Abemarke County,
That elegant and well known place called Blenheim,
containing by late furvey thoufand nine hundred
acres, which will be fold altogether or divided into
Lots to fuit purehafers
The whole any part Of the above property, will be
fold on very low terms, payable third in cath or
IN country produce giving Deeds and for the ba-
lance credits will be given the payment being ie-
cred on the property.
COLIN & JAMES ROSS.
Frederiekfburg, Dec. 9. sw.