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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-18

Z M desirous 10 exchange the following pro-
i perry, or any pasr thereof, as may be agreed
or for small traa Of good Land, in healthy
situation, with dwelling house and other ini-
provements good spring of water, snd an a.
seeable neigi borhood, al dis ance of so TO 100
miles up he counuS-To say for Houses in this
Sity-Lauds in Henrico county, joining the AGA.
DENY lands. and near this city---2, 600 acres on
Rchland creek, in Lincoln county. Kentur Ky
LOCO acres on the waters Of the Ohio, III Mason
eounty--and ,we traas OF Military Lands on the
river Tennessee, each 300 2. 3 acres.
Robert Mitchell.
Richmond, Feb. s, 1903 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-18
One Thousand Pounds
WANTED

TOR the in'erest Of which. plantation of 500
L acres Of valuable land will he gwen, until the
money is refunded. Nearly 100 acres are rich low
grounds. now IN cultivation. lying on navigabe
waler, the improvements new and very good, in
a healthy and desirable country. Enquire of the
Printer
September g. 1903. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-18

Nov Z. 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-19
- EDUCATION.

rosEpH COMING respectfully acqaaint7
| his friends ard me public, that ne has en-
',,eo as an assistant 4 gentleman tot good
iGmayl 3ron, Ee'n in S,ls@efls45-
whereby he is enabled TO addto the course
i ;a4sy9ction pursued ia his scboo' The
yr,nch, German and Italian Languages
,n.ieat aud AIodctn History, Arithmetic,
EucIips Elements, Geography with the use
gt.s Globes ard Maps, Trigonometry, Men
sa,,tion, Surveying, Navigation and the Lunar
Or.rvations, A.fslytcs, Astronomy, &c. &c.
Likewise Alsshpa and Fluxions, with their
Aoocaians 20 the yaYioas branches of the
sjsthcralics ana Natural Philosophy, WILDE
,,u,ht IS sliihorSo BY hiS,self a, his School in
S. Asaph street.
Al These who wish to be instructed in
te above Languages, viii please to apply, as
he number Of Pupils Will be limited.
aaral3. 2aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-19

i Inc Partnership heretofore existing under
- nrm Of George and 7Hamas Burroughs,
, ,s2SSd this day An persons having claims
!, INST said concern, will please present them
I, sue subscriber, and those Indebted thereto
: Ssslfed 70 make payment to hm.
George Burroughs.
ssala, sth Msy. Jaw
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THURSDAY, May 1o, 1868.
For Sale.

A new we'll finished Brick House, OH Wa
ter7st.eet, 40 feet front and l25 feet deep.
adjoining Mr.sSamual HMper's rope walk
Also a small Frame House, on Dnke-street,
next door 10 the n. ". corner OF Duke and
ST. Asaph streets.---lhe above property will
be sold low and a long. credit given tor three
fourtlls purchase naopcy.--If not sold at PR
ya,c sale before the first of juno, it VIII be
sold at public sale to the highest bidder
Apply to the subscriber,
Lucy Colston.
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EOR SALE.

A likely NEGRO NAN, about s. years
Of sre, who has been employed part OF his
life as a house servant, and part thereof as q
gardiner and plantation laborer. lie will be
sold for cash or on short credit.
Enqusre q ihs Printer.
n cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-19
Jonathan Field.
DIST Iawtf
Fort Warburton PacEet.

TIE subscriber respectfully informs tic,
public, that he has equipped the aboge l's6t>
ct in a very elegant manner, and Niltsallffona
Ricketts, and Nevton's wharf for Tort N2aFT
burton, every morning at o'cloojs, a's &c
tlrn to 6lex8naria in, lie afternpof.---
Ehe Packet wiz DC constantly supplied I'll a
choice collection Of stores for tie entestsir-
,nebt Of passengers and every eXertion iSaes,
10 render the utmost satisfaction
Abel Willis.
WHO HAS ron SALE AT HIS STORE,
500 VT. excellent Rhode Island. aassc
200 bush. O seed potatoes.
* Lemons in boxes.
Excellent Herrings in barrels
gs- Groceries as usual.
May Ia, sci esss
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Is Porter CelZl1,.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens Of Alexandria, and the public in gee
neral, that he.has opened Porter CeAars.x
few rods south OF the vendue store, formerly
occupied by Margaret Myers, where he viii
always keep on nand Philadelphia Porter ana
Ale Of the first quality. Those wi.o please
to favor him with their custom, may dePehs
on the strictest punctuality and every favor
acknowledged.
Jonathan Field.
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AprlE 20 1AW1 .s7l''
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REEH4RD.
Ran ATTY on The .evcniag he tn inSt.
a Bright Ilul.t3o 14an Ha1ae9
3 q p.

~ Gs
Who calls himself RoBERT TRoaAs;
About 5 feet 10 inches high, "a or25 YEARS
OF age, has large black eve brows, large full
eyes, not very dark. and Is stout well made
handsome fellow His hair is thick, but not
quite straight, and he wears it nicely trimmed,
comhsd and rdged on the top. His beard APP
pears. very black If suffered to grow for day
or two, tut he usually shaves it very closely,
He has recently received an injury on the. fore
finger Of TIE left hand, ana has it bound up,
ana may probably lose the first joint it. Ee
speaks deliberately, and IS more corr ct IN
conversation than persons Of his color usually
are. He walks slowly, is aver good waiter,
s delights particularly in attending to horses.
He has a variety OF cioat'is, and took with
him one dark greea broadcloth coat and pan
falcons with yellow buttons, one cloth coat and
pantaioons nearly of the same col@r, but the
cloth Of Inferior quality, with white metal
buttons, one blue c'oyl, coat much worn one
cid brown surtout coat with covered buttons,
a good hat, and pair CT black top boots. The
rest Of his apparel ! am not able particularly
10 describe. He is fond Of wearing boots, and
pays crest attention 10 bis dress,
As he can read and write very well, he may
prababiy produce forged authority Fer him
to pass, or procure the certificate of some one
CT the negroes, who, 4 few years ago. petition
Cd by the name Of fhomds and obtained tieir
freedom il Maryland If taken out of the
state OF Marylapd and district Of Coiunlbia,
and secured in any jail, so that get him
again, the above reward Will be given, or six
~ dollars if taken and secured within the said
sta or district all reasonable expences will
also be paid if he should be delivered to me
in the city of Washington, or 10 DR.. Richard
Duckett, in Prince Gerse's county, Maryland.
Heis well acquainted IL Annapolis, Baltimore,
Geo. Town, and the city Of washington 4
Allen 6. Duckett.
Washington City, May l5--14 dlf.
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sa.es at Eeulae.
), very Tuesday and Friday,
~ HILL BIZ SOLD
3. !. yendue Store, cornero OF Prince ans
q Water streets.
,Vsyitiy Of Dry Goods, cyoet1sss, sc.
2 nr.;~,Ilzrs Of which viii be expressed N
i, Ms Of tie day---,sll kinds OF goods
y s:.s are on Limitation aud the prices OF
' sss are established, can at any time DE
."s and purchased at the lowest limitation
= P. G. Mars:ellsr, y. N.
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(OHlO COUNTY VlR GIElA.
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whole viii be fix do1iars--two doiiars and al
half to be paid on delivery of the firft volumes
5wo dollars on delivery of the fecond, and one
dollar and an half on delivery of the third vo-
lume.
To thofe who may prefer it full bound, it
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additional charge OF binding
The work will be put to prefs az foop as 500
iubfcribers are procured. The ftft volume will
be Pubfhed in two months after it is put 10
prefs, and the other volumes, in fucceilion, at
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Country, who may not find it convenient to in-
fert the propofals at large, by giving the above
few Infections, and ufns their exertioDs in
'orwarding fubfcriptions TO the Book and Sta
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Pittfburg m February 1903
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BY the PreGdent of the United
States.

WHEREAS by thc act entitled =" An
act, making provision for the disposal
or Public Lands, situated between the
United States Military Tract and the
Connecticut Reserve, and other pur-
poses" 1t was enacted, that for the dis
posal Of the lands Of the United States,
situated between the United States Mi
htary Tract and the Connecticut Re
serve, a Land-ofhCe should be establish
ed at such place as the President Of the
United States might direct. And it was
further enacted, that the Lands afore-
said, with the exception Of certain tracts
therein excepted, be offered for sale to
the highest bidder, at the place afore-
said, on such day or days, as shall by a
Publick Proclamation of the President
of the United States be designated for
that purpose, in tracts Of the same size,
and on the same terms and conditions,
as are provided for the lands North Of
tn River Ohio, and above the Mouth
OF Kentucky River.
Wherefore, /, Thomas Jefferson,
President Of the United States, in con-
formity with the provisions Of the act
before recited, do hereby declare and
make known, that sales shall be held at
CANTON, in the State of Ohio, for the
disposal of the above mentioned lands,
20 commence on the second Monday of
MAY, one thousand eight hundred and
eight, and continue for and during the
six following weeks.
Given under my hand the nineteenth
day of November, one thousand
eight hundred and seven.
(Signed) TIL: JEFFERSON.
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e 3sa J


and with THE GREAT FIRST CAUSE of all
things.
The following is very concifr Retch Of fome
Of the fubiect. on which it tire ats
A brief history of Natural Philoso-
ply as a science, and the method of phi
losophizing among the Hebrews, Egyp-
tians and Greeks.
OF the structure Of the human body
anatomlcally arranged, with particular
description of the different parts Of which
it is composed; of respiration, chylih-
cation, nutrition, the five senses, hunger,
thirst and sleep Of local, voluntary and
involuntary motion and of the stature
and age Of man.
OF the remote causes Of diseases Of
fsvers, the way to preserve health Of
life and death; Of the soul and origin OF
man; of imagination, memory, the I'M
derstanding, Will and affections Of the
generation Of the body.
OF beasts, birds, fish, reptiles s insects.
Of trees and plants.
OF metals, minerals and fossils.
OF earth, water, fire, air and meteors.
OF the system OF the world.
VI tllN ~ OpNl tiCS t4lttt e'l OOl4ittiOiI ~
all bodies and Of those things wherein
natural bodies differ.
OF THE FIRST CAUSE.
OF the relative perfection of bodies.
General view Of the gradual progress
sion of beings.
Ofthe union ofsouls to organized bodies.
OF universal gravity, and centripetal
and centrifurol force.
OF the discoveries of the ancicnts in
mathematics.
OF the Improvement Of knowledge by
revelation.
General reflections, showing the pc
culiM advantages which result from
proper .urvcy Of the wisdom OF God in
the creation.
ENtract from the Proposals.
eth caar.etn Of the late Learned aud pious
MI WeGey is 70 wei known, as to rennet any
mment totally unneseGay J, may he pro
pr, however, to obfervt that in the devotion
Of whole lie 10 The gotd of m INK nd, the
work tor which we now follGt the public pa
ouaye, was among his mon 'nterening md
valuable lahours. IT is indeed aIibrary in
! L-compreheufvely embracing loarv tn
whole hi9ory o. animated nature. and 'ifplay.
ing, in a eyle peculiarly inaructive and A. e.
bic, the wlfdom, the power, and the goodi,fs
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q Theft arc thy glo. Dub ok Parent OF Good
j. mighty / hine tta u!Ivroidl frame
Thus won Gus fir 1hylelf how wond ious
tnon ~
Wdiism Hamilton, Of Lancafer. Pennfy'va
nl, havru flu p opoia's for pubiiih ne
Wesley PHILOSOPHY he Suufcriber who
H. tat.e sr4n..u II g with him 10 encourage
az promote it. publication and circulation in
a. Weftern County, and who will receive
IN 1f~,ipton- tor be fame rcipeet'u'jy invites
& ,urot 81 tbs pub'ek 40 work f. tmi-
n, ~ al ui2teu 10 open, enlighten and IT,
fo.lh tao understanding, TO smehctate the
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CONDITIONS

Til. work will be- rubI(hrd in three large
octave volumes, in boards! The price Of the
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W II L L L i n e.,

(oAIO COUNTY vlRGIHIA)
PRINTED BY ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG.
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A So K VEY
OF THE
WIG3om Of Cad IN the Creation /;
OR,
II COMPENDIUM q Natural Philoslphy.
Bv TOHN WESLEY, Am.

BY JOHN WESLEY, A. N.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-03
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW. YORK, fan. 90.

The ship Suffolk from London, whose ar
. rival we noticed yesterday, was boarded on
the 9th of December, by a British man Of
war brig. bound from Lisbon for England,
from whom she received information that
ia, 200 French troops had entered the capital
Of, Portugal /; and that the Portuguese fleet
had been joined by an English squadron, I'M
derthe command Of sir Sidney Smith, off the
Tagus.
One Of the passengers inthe Suffolk is the
bearer of dispatches from Mr.. Pinckney to
the government of the United States. He
received them on the 18th of November
Tkey were forwarded to Washington. yester-
day morning.
The English Parliament has been pro-
rogued from the 18th Of Dec. to the lst ia
mary.
Vice adrniraI sill. John B. Warren, who has
been appointed on the American station, was
expected to sail in a few days from Plymouth
in the Swiftsure seventy -four gun ship, capt.
Conn s.8%
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-03
Foreign News Continued,
FROM london PAPERS
teiyed at the Office of the Norfolk Ledger
LONDON, .Aarem5er %.

IA IJNl\JASs s.ftt'tWgEf = ~ II
j Paris papers to the 18th inst. received yes
Erjay, furnish sorss very important .s;icies.
pae Of these states, that Alexandria in Egypt
rs evacuated BY the English, on the 2ad OF
Peteuber; and another, that sir Arthur Pa
Be- had returned to Malta, having altosether
ElleS In his mission to the Porte. II is also
lade to apsear in the Moniteur, that Austria
las declared war against US Tais latter
fatencat, IS, wc thins, premature; but the
'so iorner are not improbable. By a vessel
a'ch has brought DISPATCHES from lord Gel-
agWood, lsticr from Malta has been re-
eiSed, dated October S, which states as fol-
01s; His lordshipis just returned here,
aSias iett SIR Arthur Paget at Tenedos, with
s'y lant hopes OF succeeding with the Di-
AL An enbargois laid on all Ragusan YES
''s q lbs aarbor and the Austrian is almost
fis only Neutral flag in these seas. The ac-
kkn'y OF the English cruizers Oil this station,
Z Stopping all desert lions of vessels, is al
PPa, ~ Without precedent"
= : Alexandria was evacuated, as stated in
b.. .n accounts, on the I'D OF oepteln-
~ perhaps the fact might not have been
Il" ''"n at Malta SO soon is the 5th of Octo-
1. - 1us opinion on the subject Of Portugal has
n, M uniformly much at variance with that Of,
H. 0Ae incorporates; and it was but yester-
e,' H. loi'owng up that opinion, that we expli-
n II ) declared, that the conduct Of the prince
~. ICON o@ards this country, in furnishing
4 o., : 1silues to the departure of British pro-
- aad rendered him marked object OF
Ixs, aralh OF Bonaparte. In almost our very
)arsnsf we ind It officially stated, in the Mo
|ersI = the 18th instant, that the Prince Re-
Il 49,. - PORTUGAL "loses his throne; he loses
cAo r'ense he ,vouid nor seize the ENGLISH mer.
.Seslss iOhica aas ii Lisbonp
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fNoJoN Ledgr.)

The destinations Of Sir Sidney Smith TOR
this port has been disoredited by his not ar
irving here long before this time, with the
favorable wind he had. The only accurate IN
formation hitherto knows of this gallant Ad-
1niral is what follows, which has just reached
MS The Susannah, from Lisbon, which az
rived in this port yesterday, fell in with Sir
Sidney Smiths squadron on the 18th Instant
consisting of Ave sailof the line, then within
about two days sail Of. the Tagus. On the
18th, in lat. AZ, 80, long. 9, o, ~. sns
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,;ssccncs Of neutrals IN

.,,:ssccnce Of neutrals N
;;ssaa'ars ~ = their rights as i can be
sgi3sse: ',s so,ssssion Of these savors.
tls ps'sis' so and equitable law, sVhich a,
a o. snis jast a''a ss - over, andto demand
sss 0s .'sl S,spsstiag the CONDUCT o. a no
qsas.io '',s le, ,pok al early OCCASION after
kssl, Ens;'a.u e the french blOekadlng de-
= ssplin 10 our g0vsrnms tps INJURIOUS =
~ md temperate iangua vas - n,.cedented
=! IN vn NJ s 4 manner calculated TO eS-
lsastre ga sSenfe, warned our government
ki's 0as .ssssi.y thai would compel hss'o 8
he nses sssss Of rstaliat on against France
Fopt ps ~ decree should be submitted @ "
. new conjuncture OF unlo 8. ~. - ~ tbs
e s ss before our government. on tns
'n's s,s ~s b the rude injustice O ffaass
y; nans .ssr by the mild remonstrance q In
.a y. II case Of the utmos. l'npos.a.I !,
esoa,idsraon Of which woala n ,s'. .a ~
Y y nor DELAYED, what ought g nave oeeh
'aasa gu - n fact has been the coatuct OF our
rers GO. .n.roachment on the
!. &c states, is the only way TO preserve
I. y, 70 acqaiesce, from whatever moElse'
|psa- r;ola,;on, is the certain means to N
|,ssIrther aggression.
' I,is our government resist the Decfee -
D Did they lift up thslr voice against
. ~ IS: 8. sons and unprecedented measure -
y ' .sSr did they not, by mean ana fnsera-
y ,Is 10 hide from the country It's dan
1, IN IA their bascae > affect to beileye, a
',;a. s sae Dictates Of common sense, and the
'l"'. -. st oplg inteatioa OF the Decree, that
l. III Tls si States were 70 Be excepted from
|; opsratloa. ,,,;.h y,
4 - l c. 4. purpose Of doing away by a.
@ = DISCLOSURE, !, Of thsis views, the jealousy
Inn ss e,,.saI.asat and reserve never f:di to
|r.,tsl q, rlther, dill they not, by with
|oIli0s sush explorations, and by prePoste-
EonsJy ua;riar, in their negotiation, things
'ot were ,l;stact IN their nature, and which
eguirel different discussion and adjustment,
cnirn thssuspicioa ofcollusion with France
az afford reason for tue opinion that Amerl-
/. ior,cttil Of her f,sne, and blind to the
IL q ctaers, would crouch in her turn be-
,rs he feet Of the tyraat!
A!;cr sach an,Ysierions sa5sefyienccy to
rapc., 2al such concsalment and rescryeto-
ards Englsnd--aftef such signal folly and !
rsasaess in the conduct of our higher con-
ems what man, not utterly Ignorant OF the
edprOcal rights ana dayies Of nations, can
BIZ moment be Surprised at the present
earful crisis Of our pu5lic affairs !--What
ho,iyc shost-oI the fatal blinsiaess and credn'
Ky Of hslaa cogls lead any horton 81 oAyJeE- \
pp citizens publicly to avog their confidence
p an administration, whose errors and inca
'aclty have broasht into jeopardy the liber-,5
les anl the independence oiIhclr country
ss-sss--s
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&esaabria Dalp a0hsrtissr.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8.

ERRGT..f, IN the Essay signed "7SENEX,',,
ap6ished IN or 1safler eff Monday.
In the second column, 9th line from the
top, for g consequence read 6enYft. 4.
In the Z lst line, same column, for " ease"
read care.
18th lire, same, for !" inebriety'' read IN
6ecihty.'
In the same column, after C where COM
merte receives a slight" add attention., a.
slender fssrtioa q regarE from TIC nationsl sllay-
s:eian.
Same column, 9Th line from the bottom, for
natural read natiaxql
In thethifd column S4th line from the bot
tom fer your" read his.
Inthe last column, 9th line fer that" read
isfkcir-. :
Ear tie .4ysrzadria Daily .advertiser.
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met the, NiioSe 'frigafe, which stated that the
squadron she had seen the pree eding day was
that conn anded by Sir Sidney Smith, and
that he was proceeding TO Lisbon.
Mr. Greu. agdemocratic member from Vir-
ginia, return ed MIR. Bradley the following an
, swer to his circular notice OF GaNcus for the
nomination of Candidates for the Offices of
President and Vice President of the United
States.
!" SIR,
Your proclamation dated the 18th instant
and addressed to me / have Just received, and
l take the earliest moment to declare my ab-
horreDce of tho usurpation OF power declared
to be vested in ou-of Jour mandatory style
and the. obiecr contemplated. i deny ;thatyou
possess any right to call npon the republican
members of Congress or other persons at this
time and place to attend acaucls for the pre-.
sidential election. You must permit me to
remind you that it WIS a Far different purpose
for which my constituents reposed their cons
fdence ii. me. cannot consent either. in an
individual or representative capacity to coKlIi-
tenanoe by my spFesense the midnight In,
tligues of any set u men who may arroaate
to themselves the right (Which belongs only
to the people) Of selecting proper persons to
fillthe important offices OF President aid Vice
President, nor do l. suppose that the honest
people ofthesc United States csn mnchIong-
er suffer in silence so direct and palbahle all
invasion upon toe nest important md sacred
right belonging exclusively TO them"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-03
The Subscriber

~ EGS leave to inform the public, that her
ID continues to carry on as usual, at his.
house on Royal-street near tie market, ths"
business of White-Smith, Lock-Smith, Cut
Ter, BeIlhanger, Elastic Trussmaker, Gun s !
Pistol Barrel, Browning, Blueing & Polishing
in the neatest manner.
All orders thankfully received and carefully
attended to. All kinds of house worksin TIT
Smith lire done in the neatest marncr ut Ass
shortest notice, BY
Caleb Hele1.
Nev. 2s. Ssh
Printing in al rs various 1tancfss
handfonssy executed Al ssi etase'.
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TINE partnership heretofore carried on
IT under the firm Of lillian Hatton . Co.
has -this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
those indebted tn the concern las well the late
firm of Cook and Coz are requested to make
payment as soon as possible to James RusseH-
who is authorised to settle the affairs OF the
partnership, and By whom the business will
In futule be conducted.
William Hattcn,
James Rniiell.
January %. 3tlw <Sw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-03
COMMUNICATIONS.

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