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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-29
Richmond Academy
FOR FEMALE EDUCATION.

HE superintendent of,his institution
y begs leave TO inform the public that
'hc Academy is now open for the reeep.
con of Pupils in large aud convenient
house on he highest part OF Shockoe. hill,
the situation of which is remarkably plea
SAINT and healthy.
II he young ladies who board with her
are furnished with genteel and comforta-
Die accommodations, (including wa:hinel
at the rate OF foriy-fvr pounds per annum,
payable quarterly in advance /; but the rule,
which required, that pupils sent to the 4.
cademy by persons not residing in Il CT
ty Should board ard lodge with her, has
beel rescinded, for the purpose Of giving
choice to those having friends or rela,i.
ons i'll town, with whom it mar be desira-
bic for them to reside.
She has now procured female assis-
tant. OF respectable character, and in her
opinion, well qualified 10 teach English
gTan1matically, whose constant attention,
together with her Cgn, 10 The duties of her
school, and 10 the care and supcrinlend.
ance Of her pupils, she Gstlers bsrselfwill
be conducive TO their happiness and i'm
prcvement.
In order 10 promote those important OBJ.
leCts, the trustees have resolved that two
oi their own body shall be designated asa
committee for each moniI, and that one
or both Of them, shall visit the academy,
at least once lorlDigh;, and examine into
the conduct OF herself and her assistant,
and of the other teachers, and make a
monthly report If the state of the institu.
ton a resolution which she hopes will
produce the mos; beneficial consequences,
The annual prices OF instruction, (which
are payable quarterly in adyancc) are the
following ;--ior reading ard writing En-
Elish, Arithmetic, and needle work, 90
dollars Geography and History, IS do
lars; the general principles Of Natural and
Moral Philosophy and Natural Hislo,.,
IS dollars; the French language, 20 dol
lars Music, 80 dollars Dancing, 20 dol.
lars and Drawing, 20 dollars livery
young lady may attend all OF any Of the
teachers, at the pleasure Of her parent or
guardian, except that no pupil is 10 bc
laugh, Music, Dancing, or Drawing, with
out being also instructed in somc ore or
more of the branches other Of Education
taught III the Academy.
ANNA BYRD.
Richmond, Feb. 18th, 1905. wst
JHsf GeeetUcd af NE Office,
Numbers and S. o.
The American Military Library,
Or, Repository II Modern 7seHcs,
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NOTICE..

N pursuance OF an ordinance of The
Il Common Hal: FOR the city of Richmond,
Tor regulating the police of the said city.
! shal! attend at The Office MIR. Nathaniel
oheppard. on Saturday next, for the pur,
pose of1eceiving the lists from the citizens
OF the names, ages aud sexes of their
Saves IN which ISIS they are required to
distinguish those hired from those which
are not; and also 10 say of whom they are
h'red JOHN BROOKE,
City Coni'r
March 81 1919
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REMOVAL.

NyE have removed our Counting house to the
w house Immediately below, AND contiguous
to the one we have hitherto occupied, where we
have for sale, Muscovada Sugay by the hcgshe ad
or barrel, Sherry Wine, m quarter casks, and
few cases Old Clare, of superior quality.
ROBERT s, ALLAN POLLOK, g. Co.
Ms-cb S, 1908 ftf)
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s,.:ssr.sssssaassz wv IL a.,. s'aaa me ensuing
en- Ruckes's Run, S miles from Aniers. count
house and 10 from Wairiins,er, aud will cover
mares a. % dollars the season. 10 dollars the lean
and 20 dollars insurance with one dollar 70 ,hc
groom III either case. The leap money to lie paid
AT the time OF service, the season on frs, day of
August. and the inaurancc on first day of March
1909 Crop tobacco insuccted Z, any ethe wa,e1
houses on James river from Lynchburr TO Rich.
Inond will be received III pay ent AT dollars per
I0Oib. If rendered Seforc the day il be, om.
due. Fastnrage gratis but no liability for acc,.
dents or eacapes.--GoUT Y is beau:iful BAY. "
years old. fec, 3 inches high, elegantly formed
and OF great strength. fIe was 60, 10y Sir rc,er
Teaz'e, and came out Of the celebrated Yellow
Mare. she was got by Tandem, her dam Pcrditn
by Herod out OF Fam FORESTER by Sloe, and so
through the hes, stock that England ha, produced
as may be seen by reference TO the general stud
book -Soe Wac the most distinguished racer OF
ms day, & was never beat. GouIY's CoLTs are
running with great credit in EngIand-In Iec6
tour only stared of which one was winner and
when losing they came in with great credit,
beating tho get of Buzzsrd Precipi,a,e, Oscar,
Sir Peter reazle aud Others of The fist Character
in Engiand-In 1907 Mr.. Wealhcrby (author Of
the Racing Calendar) writes 10 me under date
Sept 18th, at which time the racing for hat wear
was not over, that several OF Couty's coIts ere
break his shoulder, or il was supposed he would
have been the best of his year in England. The
season will commence on first March and termi-
nae first August. r. RIVES.
February 10, 1903. low
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NOTcE.

n Ii persons to whom the estate OF the
"a late Judith Robinson, dec. of Conn
oeriand county, is indebted, are desired
on or before the first day, of October next,
TO bring forward their claims properly au-
thenticated, that provision may be made
Tor payment, and To all claims exhibited
after that period, this advertisement will
De plead In bar. A division of said estate
among the lesatees will be made on the
above dag.
JOHN HATCHER, Ex'r.
March II 1903. Dam OF
: IRON SIMPSONS MEMOIRS
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The .eneilsent.

by virtue oi' Il decd al trust eve.
uted by zachariah Hall on the s7 h lay or A.,
ooT, 10 us, in order 10 secn,e u,e pa, q!
CERTAIN SUM OF money WI. cob Fackier al
Shspa'd and Lncke. and ali cess Inquire; i,I
carrying the same into eieci we ,hal :, -.
Eagle Tavern in the ,i,y cf Richmond. o.. ga
,ui6ay the second day OF ho,n nrxt, briwse,,
me nours OF ten and tive OF tl'a, day, proceed to
aud well known u,c, OF lan;l, hin. IN Cbss.,.s
he'd county. en- the ;nein Buckingham rasst. -Na
distant from the town of aia,.ohss:er IL rio
containing by estimation ore hcud,ed and th,r,,
&C res, mole or lesc--thc improvements a,e ne
and consist Of convenient CIV cling hcusr. s,oys
house. Kitchen, &c. aud in An exceienr nei.s;,,
borhood for business of any kind,
Thomas Taylor, , Trus-
Benz. Sheppard, Stces.
March 4, 1873. ,.c
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States Cowi, Fifth Ciireua s.
Virginia Districs, November tenn, 1907.
Edward Scott & Charles Scetr, executors OH -
John Scott, deceased, plaintiffs,
AGAINST >
John Tyndale Ware. executor OF William
Jones, deceased, who was surviving part. :
ner of Farrell and Jones, defendant
THE defendat John, L. Ware, nor having en-.
tered his appearance and given security ac-
cordng to a rule OF this court, and il appearing
,s the satisfaction of the court thai he is no, an
inhabitant OF this dis,rct; On the motion Of the
plaintiff by his attorney. II is Ordred. that the
said defendant dc appear here on the first day OF
the next term and answer rhe pIsintir's bill and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one Of the newspapers published in the city
of Richmond for two mou,hs excessively, and
posted at the FROM door Of the Capitol In the said
city. A copy-Testc,
WILLIAM MARSHALL, CX.
United .States Court, Fiith Gi,cn9t 6
Virginia LiSfric., Noe 2S, 1907.
James Hitehie aud Company, plaintiff, I
AoAIMsT,
Mary Brent. widow of George Bren, Daniel !.
Brent, Robert Bent, john Cook. Bailey : :
Washington, William Brent ard Robert Z
Brent, Mary Brent and George Z. Bent, {
infant children of Gcorge & Navy Brent :
defendants.
VIE defendants Dnuiel Brent, VIM. Brent
and Robert Erent. not having entered the,r
appearances and given security according TO arue
OF TINS court, and il appearing to the satisfaction
OF 'oe court that they are not inhubtsa,s of this
district; on The motion of the PLAIN ills, by t;ei,
counsel, IL as Orde-ei, that the said defendants
do appear here OIL ,hs first day Of the next term
and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in sonie one OF
the news paper, published in the CRY of Rich
nond tor two months successfully. and posted al
the front door OF the Capitol in the said city.
a copy-Teste,
WILLIAM MARSHALL. On
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TO RENT.

\ GOOD TENEMENT On Marke,
a Alley, opposite the Market House +;
1t IS among the best stands in the neigh
borhood for grocery. For terms apply
10 the subscriber or to Harry Tonpki n :
ISAAC WEBSTER.
February Is. &c
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100 Dollars REWARD.

u UN AWAY about the first inst. from the
~ service Of Mr.. William Rawleigh, (so
whom he was hiTed,) BLACK MAN, nam
Ell JACKSON, 4 Beuse Carpenter by profess
sion, of thin consumptive appearance, about 40
years Of age. FIVE feet eight or nine inches high ;
from circumHances attending lis elopement, i,
believed. he intends making his way to one
Of the Eastern States, and has been provided
with false papers OF freedom.--if taken within
the State. and delivered 70 ue here, or scored.
tina, get him, I will give Fifty Dollars, or Il
taken out of the State, One Hundred Dollars.
Robert Gamble, Jr.
Richmond. Dec. 24;h, 1907 sc
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FOR SALE.
M Dwelling House, and Four Half.hcre
VA Lots ct Ground, in the Town of Mancaes
er, as formerly advertised: On receiving a
1art in cash, l am disposed to give a consid sra
NE credit, for he balance of purchase or will
take young Negroes at fair valuation, and
Land in the SIa;e of Ohio, Tennessee or Ken
sucky, on sucn terms as may be az eed OMIT
the said properly is no, sold betw cen now and
Christmas, i viii be leased 10 an approved te.
mans for ,erm of ye4rs.
ARCH'D CAMPBELL.
H1nehescfy Nov 20, 1907 #
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20 Dollars Reward.

Dun AWAY about the 9th May from Richmond,
AZ TACOB, a very back fellow about xix feet
high, twenty eight years cid, handsome address
and very ar,fui. has several scars on his neck,
and one or two, believe, on his lefs check, re.
sembling small pox pits, waterman by trade,
and left his batteau in the bason of the canal in
the above city when he went of, at which time
he broke open the store of gcntieman in Rich
mond and stole to large amount, for which
said gentleman has offered reward CT so dollars
for experimenting SAID fellow Jas am informed)
--he has 4 numerous acquaintance in the said
city, the counties OF Hanover and Caroline, in
one Of which he was raised, aRd where expea
he may be harbored. The above reward viii
be paid All all reasonable charges. for occurring
said fellow in any Jail SO get him, or delivered
me in Bent Greek, Buckingham, Virginia.
Samuel Bo>sLcy.
November 20, 1907. II Id
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November 20, 1907.

I AM DESTROYS to exchange the following pro-
perty, or any part thereof. rs may be agreed
on, for small traa of good Land. in healthy
situation. with a dwelling house and ether I'M
provements. good spring oe water, and AL a.
gteeable neighborhood. at distance of SO TO 100
miles up the couniry-To soy for Houses in thi,
ciy-Land. in Benrico county, joining the AGA
deny lands. and near this City, coo acres on
Rich'and creek, in Lincoln county Ken,u5ky-
1000 acres on the waters of the Ohio, III Mason
county-and two tracts of Military Lands on the
river Tennessee, each 800 Q S acres.
Robert Mitchell.
Richmond Feb g. 1908 IF
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LAND

In the state Of Ohio-For SALE.
THE subscriber wishes to SELL valuable
TRACT OF LAND, in the state of Ohio i,
containing 1000 acres. This tract is of excel
lent quality, AS the subscriber has understood from
most respectable information. 1t lies on Deer
creek, branch of the Sciota. about 10 miles
rom Chiiico!..e. in \ well settled neighborhood,
and is vcry convenient to the trade of the Ohio.
lie will dispose Of it for cash, or on a shor,
credit, for notes aego.iable a the Bank of Viz
GINA; or will exchange 1t for property in the
lily OF Richmond. An unquesrionsbe tile, with
seneral warranty. will be made to the purchaser
WIN. MUaFoRD.
Richmond, Sept. %. 1907. e
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ia IHe hfSE 6Tcd tM/EorEed
"EfzEYA HORSE
.IfiI ARCHDUKE,
W/tLL stand at the Bowling Green,
w from the 10th March to the LIST day
OF August next, and will be let TO mares 4.
the reduced price of Twenty FIVE Dol
LARS, payable within the season. ARcB
DUKE has so frequently been advertised
tina, 1t is deemed unnecessary TO swell an
advertisement TO the usual length suffice
It to say, that he has size, strength aud
beauty, and that his blood il equal TO any
horses on the continent. Arch Dukes
colts are now three years old and some oil
them will appear on the tori this spring.
Stamford and M. Teazle, own brothers
of Arch Duke, stand in The fra; class OF
covering horses, on the British tori s, Paris.
Another brother won the Derby stakes
1905. Rosedcn, gotten by Arch Dnke, be
fore he left England, won twice at years
cd, running IN cne instance beats.
All possible care aud attention will be
paid to mares, but the subscriber will not
be answerable FOR accidents of any kind.
Gentlemen wishing their mares fed with
corn, must send money for that purpose
Groom's fee half a dollar.
PEDIGREE
Arch Duke was gotten by Sir Peter Tea.
EIe, his dam Horatis (sistert IN Achilles
by Eclipse, grandam Countess by Bank
was the dam OF Delpini.
JOHN HooMEs.
March J, 1908 (w6D
VIRGINIA
4, q SEDeSi@ cogrtef C5aSseyy bo!dea AZ t5e g.
pito IN fbe cir of Richmond, tGe 1910 day ~ Re.
brSa,y, 1905
John 5 Moore. RT.
dyaipsf
JOHN Magee and John Harris. Dfs
THE defendans John Magee not having en-
tered his appearance AMI given security ae-
cosdiog 10 TIE gcy Of assembly, and the fales Of
thus court, AID i appearing TO the satisfaction
cf tic eoau, thar he Is not an inhabitant e this
country, On metioE OF the plaintiff by counsel il
IS ordered,h that the SAID defendant do appear here
on the hTst day Of the next term, and answer
l,e bill OF ,besplain,ia, ard that copy Of lJiis
order be forii~iIh inserted 10 some ncwspapef
published in the city of Richmond, for two
months excessively, and posted =, the front door
Of tbs capitol in the said city. A eopy--Tes,e
Peter Tinsley, c. c.
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WILLIAM MARsHALL
Ten Dollars Reward.

Run away from this city, about the 18th oflas;
November, negro man slave named CE
SAX, the property of the subscriber he for
r,er'y belonged to Mr. Robert Alexander 81
Campbell county, and was bough, from him a
small boy in The year 1889; he is now about
feet high his big toe on his right foot is very
remarkable, being split with an axe thro' the
nail and nearly as high ); as the second joint, by
that II is much broader and larger than the other.
He was accustomed to run lanes river above the
'a'is' and was seen on the 10th of the same
month November, going thro' the locks in a
oasteaux, with negro man slave named Abrsm.
VINO was head man, and belongs to the estate of
Col John Harvie. dec II Cesar is not concealed
by the said Abram he is gone up the river in
some other hatteau. On delivering HIM TO me
or securing him in some jail SO that get hirH
again, shall be paid The above reward by
Robert Mitchell.
Cay Of Richmond 2sh ian. 1903 w,f
II & Court held for Louisa county on Mon
day the sth day o" Fe6ruurv, 1908.
hober5 Yancey, K CO Pits
against In
William Meriwe,her and Robert Cbaneery.
Dickinson, DTS
THE defendant VIM Mcriwe,he., not hayirg
o:.,ered his appearance ans, given security &C.
cording to the a.. Of assembly and tho rules of hi.
court; and it appearing to the satisfaction of The
court that he is NOT an Inhabi:an, of this state
therefore, on the motion of the plaintiffs by thei,
counsel. 1t is ordered and dccFeed by the court
that the said defendant Meriwe,her do appea,
here on the second Monday in May next, ano
answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy o
this order be for hwilh inserted IL ore ef tn,
newspapers printed in the CITY of Richmond 70
eight weeks successfully. and published! a; tn,
Front door of the cous, house of this county. Q,
some court day.
copy-Teste,
John Poindexter, c. L. G.
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For Rent,

TINS House on tie Main S.rce,, next 20 We,ef
Ellis and Alan, and nov occupied ty Mrs
Phepoe. Possession WIN be given Gu the first
Of January next--apply %
JOSEPH CALICO.
Richmond, Dsc. 81, 1907. IT,
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10 Dollars Reward.

Richmond. Feb 6, 1908
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-03
{ No. 2llos.

Ala generalassembly Of the state Of Con-
necsicut, htlsEat New-Haven, on the second
Thursday Of October, A, d. lso7--u pom the
petition OF Simeo,s Locais, Of East Windsor,
in Hartford county shelving to this assembly
that by means of various misfor,nnes he isrc.
duced 70 poverty praying for IN artof mso.-
lyency sid that some Of bis creditors are re-
sident in the states of .N1w-York, Yirginia and
l'rosgia, as per memorial Oh file datxd tho
2 LIST DAY OF September, A. D. sl8o7--
Resolse9 BY flls -4ssemilys That said pet
ton be continued to the session Of this assem-
bly, to be holden in Hartford, in. Tday next,
and that noticesof the pendency thereof be ad
vertised in some the newspapers Published
in the city Of New-Yopk, Alexandra IN Tiir-
ginia, and Savannah in Georgia, three weeks,
at least six weeks before said session which
shall be good and sufficient notice to Ike Gre
ditors in TIE said states ofthe peadcpey cfsaid
petition
Atrnc copy cfsecc:a.
Examined by
Samuel WHY'S, Ssc,y.
March @. =, d3w
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VII.

Sals5 at Neadate.
! ,s.sery Tuesday and Friday
4 9 ~ IgILL re SOLD
suduc Store, corners g FRINGE aa'
SO = Water streets.
] r,r.s.y # Dry Good, Groceries, & sc, {,
a gs, Mrs Of which viii be expressed II
s''Is e the day--AH AiIrls ct good
slc al ~ On Limitation and the prices q
sais !. ,'. arr established, can at any tlme D'
g |! s and purchased atthc lowest iliaitatlon
! s. r. G. Marstcller, Y. Y.
-, WANTED
,n:;adie aged woman, capable q 'n mana,
- house 10 one Of goo3 character s.s p hee-
Il WAGES viii BE given. Enquire q the irin
tef.
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Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

O. BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to
, gether, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one anda quarter acre to two acres
ach, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending in right line
rom Gibbon-street to Great Hunting Greek,
ntersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
strect, and bounding east and west on Fayr
cite and Payne streets
A plan the ground and further particulars
nay be obtained BY application to
James Patton.
June %. Sawtf
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Land for Sale at Auction.

MILL be sold at Public Sale lie at credit ed
wv Of 2 and 9 years, on Tuesday 22d
day ofMarch next, upon the premises, the toll
lowing tract of LAND to wit
One Tract containing 374a-
cres, laying in Fairfax county upon the OK
road, adjoining the lands of Edward Wash
ington and about q miles from the town OF
occoauan. This Tract is all in wood, lies
level and is well watered, and at least one half
is valuable meadow land.
: = Also,
An undivided rnoiety OF a
tract in the county Of Prince William, con-
tanning J 50 acres, Yhcreon George Mills now
lives, immediately upon the river and miles
above Il. town ofOccoquan, will be sold the
following day being the 2ad day of March.
Also,
One, other tract ON the following day, icing tie
24th day Ct March,
Containing about 200 acres.-
This land is under cultivation, lies well, is
we'll watered and is under rent from year to
year, at l5co VT. tobacco per year. 1t lies adj
Joining the Lands of VIM. Grant in Prince
William county,in good nelghbourhood, a
bout IS miles from the town of Occoquan,
and is from Dumfries. The purchaser can
not have possession of this tract before the LIST
Of JAM 1909.
Also,
WRl be sold the }oilozuing day On the trenases,
{ 50 being the 25th day Of March,
One other Tract OF Land con-
tanning 200 acres, Immediately at BANDS
ford upon Oecoquan river, and Is miles a.
boye the townof Occoquan, this land is well
improved has good buildings calcula ted for a
tavern, store and distillery, with convenient
out-houses.
Indisputahle titles will be given the par
chaser,to each of these tracts, on the trst pay
ment being made, the purchasers giving a
trust deed CD all the premises to secure the
payment of the other two thirds.
N. Elllcott.
Occoquan, Feb. 10, rs dts. ],
ALMANACS for 1903.
.IRsf published and fer sale, by
Cotton and Stewart,
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N O 7 |. G E.

THE. subscriber havilts7 qualified as execu.
tor to the estate of Col. Thomas Blackburn,
deceased, respectfully requests those who have
claims against the estate, TO lodge them pro-
perly authenticated, in tbs hands of Robert
I. Taylor, of Alexandra, Of John II. Peyton,
of Dumfres, attorney at law, who will for
ward them Immediately TO- the subscriber.
Those persons indebted 70 the deceased,
vii pleascmake payment to either the above
mentioned gentlemen, or
T. Blackburn.
ssssipponLodge, Jan. 8. eeti
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a RUNAWAY.

I'M the Sd instant, Immediately after bav-
~ Ing struck several times, his oyerseeg,
ran away from Notley-Hall farm, opposite
Alexandra, negro fellow called BILLY,
between III and % years Of sge: Re is wei
made, stout and strong his skin very Black,
eyes small, nose fiat, rnoath large, lips ex-
trensly thick, ;countenance bad, and his voice
weak and boyish; is also slow and suily in
answering questions; had on when he vent
off a blue roundabout jacket, patched in DIFF
rent parts, with psntaioons of country cloth,
and blue great Coat. Any person WHO viii
secure said negro, so that his owner may get
him again, shall be adequately rewarded by
making application to tie subscriber, manag
er on the above mentioned farm lis&
John Allifon.
sEehr,1ary
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For Sale.

1Sl HOo1@,
y VALUABLE 1GERCH.HHT MIL,
n containing two pair of Stones and the
necessary machinery for manufacturing -four;
also Mill FOR grinding corn and rye, and a
Saw Mill, al in complies order. This pro,
perry is very convenient to Alexandria, and
Situated in a nlest excellent neighborhood for
wheat and for retailing goods For the a.
mount of the purchase, wet and dry goods
would be taken for a considerable part or per.
haps all, or some Alexandria property would
be taken for apart. For further particulars
enquire of the Pn1NTEE.
February 10.
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.yNTILL be sold at Public Sale at credit
wv Of 2 and years, on Tuesday 22d
day ofMarch next, upon the premises, the fol-
lowing tract of LAND to wit
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February II.
Dying for Lsysng.

S A III u Ell C. L a r Is,
WOOL, COTTON, AND SILK DYE. Am
FI.VISHER,
Respectfully informs the inhabitants Of Alex
andria, s.
THAT he has commenced the above bu-
i siness in St. Assph street, opposite
Squire Faw's ofice.-Hes will dye al kinds OF
goods OF wool, cotton and silk, to any color or
pattern, and finish them in the neatest man
ner-also gentlemens' rcloaths scowered and
dyed, faded silks re.dyed and dressed to lool.
as, we'll as new, muslins dyed and glazed, silk
shawls, silk, cotton and woollen stockings,
sc. Homespun cotton or woollen dyed blue,
or any other coloi' required, on reasonable
terms--also carpets seowered without iniur-
ing the colors.--He hopes from his know
ledge Of the business to merit public favor.
February %. cow