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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-09
William X. Cabell.
Signed,


B. Gardner Mays is from 20 to rs years
Of age, feet, from to 5 inches high. close
stout and strong made. particularly in the body.
ia winch ne is longer than usual for men of his
height. his arms are stout, his thighs short aud
small compared with his body, his legs shor and
vel proposiioned, his face iiy'le prominent,
wi h strong fu Ibea,d, his nose large, aud 4 little
yelling from the 70 ehc al to the end, where it
appears qui tull; on nice observation his eyes
naysap ear a'herneacert together than usual, and
tt bell we'd there is small bIemish in one of
them. perhaps The left; his hair is dark colored
and short; he has been bred to labor and is of 4
comp exicn corrmnnto men of that description
Amongst his wearing APPAREL IS blue common
cloth Surtou' ined with red flannel Virginia
10th coat with black buttons. but,on ho and
back silk cape and pair oF whl'e ca.i,rere pan.
falcons and waistcoat. He occasionally carries
large bu'ohsv knife under ,he breast OF his coat
s'ouad on he baokfo an edge, so a, to represen,
i,lant Of n r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-09
Juat trceAYco, ;-'d .dF G-uc,
III tic Bookstore oC
S. PLEASANTS, Ir. RICHMOND,
vcLUME-Two, OF
The y5mc,Gca, FEgie,er,

me yJmc'Yca1. HEgi~ter,
Price s Dollars a Is Gents.
The frs, volHmr Of his work he, been
SO long before jhe pubic ,ha' IT. ,neri,s
are toe we'll known 10 need ny enco
MUM. 7 ma, 20 howev., be improper
TO objective, ,hat - contains - very com
plete History &C the Poiiica, Occuucrccs
and rransactiaps both For, ign and Dc.
mes,ic, oC he last veal /; a sketch of A.
m-rcan and British Li'era' uIe-- AID a
valuable coll, c,lpn of Stare Papers. boih
American AID Eu,opean, besides 4 mum.
Der ofNiscellaneous Articles.
Perhaps no o her publication in this
oono'rv, copdences So much historical in
formation IN The same lmi' ana eng
an ennual publication, it IS presumed that
il Will be deemed nee ssary addition %
every. "el' furnished brary. ew
IN persuabce OF deed Of usI executed
1 to the subscriber by John Shields and
Jane Gravity his vie, 70 secure the pay
meni of a certain sum Of money therein
mentioned. due to Henry Cary, will be ex-
posed 90 safe, ON the pre- mises, for ready
money. ON the 17th day Of September next,
very valuable
Tract Of Land,
containing ono hundred acres, lying on each
side OF the turnpike road, about miles
from the Town Of Mancbester, and known
by the name Of SALES HILL, on which
there is supp sed to be coal or 50 much
thereof as will BE sufficient to meet the
intention Of said trust deed, and costs Of
said sale.
Beverly G. Stannard, } T'rus-
Archibald Woodbridge, tees.
Chesterfield, August 81, 1906. tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-09
ICE.

LETHEREAS Mr. James Fi,her, b. d ed
w executed IN the first day Of July 1903, and
recorded the county court Of Henricc, has
assigned to the subscriber as trustee for certain
of his creditors therein named. the whole &c his
estate OF every description, (eSceps his household
furniture. and some few debts Transferred by
him as trustee, subHgucn; to the execution If
said trust. as will more fully appear by q refe
tence TO the'soh dale annexedto said deed y con.
is ing of some lots in the city OF Richmond TO-
sether wi h al his bonds no es and acc sats -
This is therefore TO give lice To The debtors f
he said James Fisher, that all Judgments OBJ
tanned where. the money hrs not been paid, all
nits now depending in the courts Of this COM
monwea til. or e. ewhere, all monies in The hands
IT arornies, sheviGs or others, which nlay
have been collected bv virrue OF any SUR deht or
demand Of he said James Fisher; that he is the
only person authorised to receive 9uch deb'e and
demands am grant such acqui,;ances and make
such compromises as he may deem most advsa-
pie for The inye,es, of said creditors
A hope therefore cherished, that every ef-
TORI on the part OF said debors, VIII be made,
IN order 10 a settlement OF their ba ances, and
eve Indulgence ,riil be given by him to tho
who manifesr such dispo.t,ou.
And whereas !. is stipulated by the conrrac.
hng oar'ies - 'aii deed, that &C tam e,edisors
OF 'atd James ri her, 'sho from absence OF other
causes. ocrt' not signify ,heu wish e becoming
PaStiss the exc: nov, be it understood that if
;hey do within sixfy DAYS from the said first
day of July 1905, sign The said deed, hs' IN hat
case they are 10 be cousidered en,i,led 10 heir
rat'-abie proportion cf sucA none as shat be
c2.let'ed from he sale of properly and collection
OF debts otherwise # they do MT, hin The
ume specified. make known their determination
by subsc hing TO ,'e 'erns ag,,ed unou IN the
said trHs. that he the SAID trustee shall pay o.
ver such sums ; ihev would have been eati,led
20 il they had acc eaed "a ,he I'd lares Fisher.
Edw'd. W. Trent.
2s.h Iuiy, 1908. 80
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By the Go0ernor ofthe eomnionwealth Of
Virginia,
A PROCLA AM ALTON.


XHTHEREAS j, appears to the executive by an
w inquisiion held in the county of Northum-
hctland, The Dist day of Septer,ber, in the year
1906 before John II Fallin Esq coroner for the
aid county cha on the I'd day ofthe aid month of
September in he year aforesaid, certain George
Gordon, late Of he county aforesaid, stands
charged with the murder of certain negro slave
named Barley; and II appearing thar after the
-eSpetraiian of.;he said murder, the said George
Gordon did Immediately, and doth sill fly from
Justice: have therefore thought fit, with the adj.
vice of the counci of state to issue this procla-
nation hereby Offering reward of one hund ed
dollars to any person orpersons who shall appre-
mend and convey before some justice Of the peace
scr The said cosn.y o. Northumberland, the said
George Go. don, that n NAV be deait with as the
,aw directs. And do moreover hereby eni pn
III offs rs civil and military. anil exho,t he good
people If the commonwealth, to use their best
ndeavors TO approhend and convey as aforesaid.
vI;h in the manner which the law in such cases
lD.escubes.
Given under my hand. with the seal the
| IL 50 conmonwea h annexed a, Richmond.
'his 5'h day of August, 1908.
Signed.
WM II. CABELL.
| - George Gordon is about five feet eight or
ten inches nigh is STOUT made, has igh, coored
hair b ue eyes and = iowa look when spoken 10
| II is believed tina, ne IS frequently lu,k;ng m
he ccun-y of s int - ar, 8 Maryland: The eci
or of he National In eldgsncer is therefor, re-
lues,ei - insert ,hia proclanation in that paper
! frr !,vn vefks
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Mount Comfort,
FOR SALE.


ClTUATED on Rappahanncck in ,hc county
- Of Essex. within Fifteen miles Of Tappahan-
nock and about the same distance from Urbanna
and King and Queen CourIhouse and very con-
venient to the post Office at Mon,ague's Tavern
there are upwards of one hundred and fifty
acres OF land attached to this seat, a considera
ole part of which is wood land and heavily Tim.
bered--The improvements are adwelng house.
forty fee, by eighteen, Kitchen, Smoke House,
Stable, Ice House, sc on the Hil-And on the
river bank. store house. with oommcdious
Store and Counting Room and an excellent Ora
nary-all of whch--excep. the Stable-havc
been recently built Mount Comfort commands
rs good, If not the best view Of the river of any
seat on the Rappahanno-k and the best ish and
oysters may be had at the door with very LITTLE
trouble 1t is well calculates for nneychan' {
beng IN populous and wealthy neighborhood
where il is believed FIVE six thousand pounds
worth of goods might be lretailsd annualy--i,
would also be couvenien. stand for protest.
onaI, cha acter---I would either sell On credit IL
the payments can be agreed on, exchange for
other iauds wiihout improvements
For farther particulars apply to Reuben M
Garnet, or to
Garter Wood,
=
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Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, 80
Ditto
Suwarrows,
Half Boots,
Plantation and light fine shoes, 1Os6 n 1es,
Do. second & third qualities. 7s6 a o.
Negro shoes (strOng) Is 7s
Girls do. a,
Boys do. GO &c
Childrens' shoetees, :, 1so
Fire Buckets s4Io e5perra;C
Brides Sqrs ngles, Whip thongs, Spur lea
theirs, Hame strings, Back Bands. Lead
ing, Garden, Hamhro and FISHING lines
Any OF the above articles made 70 orders
isit at the Penitentiary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern.
ID. J. BURR
April &c, 1903. Gavin 1awtO
w. |he shoes are reduced much 6eZo7s
the former firice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-09
FOR SALE, That VALUABLE
Coal Estate,

In the State Of Virginia, Chesterfield coun~
ty, twelve miles above Richmond, known
by the name of RAlLEY'S, PITTS. 1t is
useless to mention the superiority of the
coal, or situation of the works, rs it is pre-
sumed no person will purchase without
viewing he premises.
A part of The money will be required in
haud-considerablc credit will be given for
the balance en- bead with approved secu"
rity Any person uDoiinabl. to purchase
will he met on the pr misses n all October
next, 10y one of the owners duly qualified
to treat tor the slme.
There has been raised at these pts hy
Ncssrs. Nicolson and Heth, upwards of
4CO 600 bushels Of coal in one year, and the
boiy O coal al present very extensive.
August 25, 1893. (3w)
o. The Editors Of the National Inteli-
gencer, Boston Chronicle s. Petersburg In
teiligencct are requested oinsert the above
two weeks. IN their respective papers, and
forward their accounts to this Office for
y Vnent.
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Alexr. NitRae.
Fenltentlnry .St01c.

he subscriber, Agent for The Pcnitentiarv,
L cfers for SAFE the following articles tho r,s
nutac'uye ofthat institution atvery 10y prices l,r
cash only At retail. and at go DAYS credit az -hoe-
sais' tor approved endorsed negotiable notes.
CUT NAILS
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b. I went to his distillcry ina boat. i Wss
occupied as barrack, and all ! could learn a.
bout Mr.. was, that he had been drafted as
soldier, and sent, with other conscripts, to
fight, nobody knew where, the battles OF h
berty in the armies Of the great nation MI.
B. has never been heard of since.
will only add, that his wisl. has been ac-
mplished-his daughter is beggar.
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Z VALIANT ANDALUyIANs
YOUR breasts have caught the spark
OF patriotism, and in a few DAYS it kindlcd
the FIRE which has destroyed tie oPpressN
OF the nation.
You determined to be free and, mamo.
mert, you had a tutelar government, and
an army eager tor battle and Tor triumph
Those lcgions Of Vanda!s, which, for q
short time, surprised some Of your tovi'
and delivered them up to piilage; those
bar',arians, pulled up with thu victories o.
tanned over HUNTED nations, and vho'
Loaded with plumber Of Europe, were march
ing TO carry desolation through tie beautiful
plans watered by the Belts have ALREADY
felt the power of your LOYALTY and atafa'
Intent to your country and religion.
Valiant Andalusians yours is the s'o7
Of Marengo, Of Gena and CT Austoitz'Ll
The laurels which wreathed the brows
those conquerors, are now at yourfJJ. S..
Nav immortality be the Let Of (aflg
who has renewed in Sierra Morena Ihs 's
PLOTS Of fabius Maximus. Oar cn'''s.
will say Lastaaes t,;umbhed c'g q.
French, and his g,ory did not fNt1ss H'D 80.
2f OH, fathers zvith mourning. May Wv
wreath Of victory crown those brave wa
ors who, aave overthrown the fierce oPP'',
sors of humanity May the enllGhtensuSi...
vernment Ne forever blessed, wlilch na's;
Tended our vights, and prepared 0u' y
umphs! =,
But you arr not only Andalusian',a yn
are Spaniards, Fly, Sons 81 the Bets i !,
unite with your brothers Of the hbFo, % = ~.
Duero, and of the Xacar; fly to breas e.hs
letters of the captives of the TaSus' O -
Manzanares, and of the Llobregat (, re
Go, and erase from the Spanish SOD =,
very footsteps Of these traltos So ah b;,b.
venee, in their blood, the ourages V,m .r
sheltered by cowardly and feepIS gov" "no,
ment, they did not hesitate to hesn ,bo,.
You. Do you not hear the srcap Ms. Q. ,uao,
who fell on the ed Of May! ~ vow
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GEORGE ~ P. GDSTS, Esq.
Of Arlngson House, District of Columbia.
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YIN the 18th gen. Castanos
t N9 and cannonaded the Fr ,o0s hisnps
= and killed about 200 81 At vi,
Col. Cruz was obliged to rs, !, 'Asn
perlor numbers of the en,.n,, Wv, G0ythe 81
Ing, with about 5000 men, a{t.,, 1sn, sssas
my, who had about 5000, coma a1a The sas.
them, and toof two pieces Of 4ae By
from want of provisions was oh r',loa ba /
tire to Maajibar. 0''ssd hn
On the 18th, after coune;, & |
was determined to order the Ne. il
ComPigny, to join General Rs,I; a.q ~
was determined that Baylen ,hsa ,l,S' lndt
tackled with swo divisions, and af. S o a,
tack to be made on Andujar with .t r. a
division. 80 Vie tat
BY letter intercepted from c,en...,
pont to the Duke De Rovico, it appe .~ D.
he was in great distress for proyI rIssAaa
was in hopes Of a reinforcement, s :
particulars naturally led to the olos. lls
vents which followed from the 1 1Th','
Goth.
The surrender Of Dupont to the 4,
ards will, we trust, be speedily folIov Sssa'
the surrender Of Janot to the British
Arthur Wellesley, as we statefv,s.,,,S
has landed, and was within two dave m
Of Lisbon. But It is said that he d;i s ~
land at Figueira, as it was supposed u
would ); he called there for the marp+s IA 1.
had been debarled there some dauh,n..''
and proceeded Immediately to plsre.
Macrina, according to some accolnls /.
tween Peniche and Nlefra, where he ls,t !
and Immediately began his march to Iisi,'
This seems to have been a better nom, /
eF~,. a landing than Figuera it ssbors,,
the march very considerably, and en,N.
sir Arthur to commence operations ar,irs
Junot sooner. His first object Of st,i
viii be the forts, the possession Of which.
the British will secure our feet FIRE ii
mission into the Tagus, and consequent,
the power Of paying visit to the Russ.
ans.
In6ormatioa wac YESTERDAY received i
the landing Of Sir ARTHUR WELLEsLI|
with all his force. The landing did notta
place at Figuras, as WAS generally expect.
cd, but between Fsniche and Dlafs, II.
later is not more than 40 miles from Lis.
boa. Sir Arthur's force IS stated to aruolr
10 1900 .nen. 1t is SAID, that he has been
Joined by that part O the Portuguese any
which tad assembled at Combra. lnm.
tana, and we hope grateful news, nav Be
hourly expected from that quarter.
The supreme junta Of Oporto, arlington
tbs whole OF Portugal, we are infc-med, nav:
requested to BE supplied from Ibis county
with $1,000 stand of arms, and f3O0,ooG
specie.
FROM THE SEVILLE GAZETTE
TO THE AHDALus1ANS,
1!ffe, rte surrender sf tie Eaaci Army in
the ho1ce,' Parts Ct Sierra 1torsaa.
AKDALUsIANs.
YOUR breasts have caught the splTk
OF patriotism, and in few days it kinded
the FIRE which has destroyed tie olpressor
Of the nation.
Va, d14..,,ninad 70 lie free and N mo.
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FROM THE SEVILLE GAZETTE

TO THE AEDALUsIANS,
4! ffe, rte snre7ide,- q tie F,uacd Armg IN
the loace,' parts ef Sierra Aorsaa.
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FOREIGN.
WA PHILADELPHIA

LONDON, July 9.
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Notice IS hereby gwen
November A..

IL
That application viii be made to 70 .ne g,
ctors of the tank Of Alexandra, to renew
fifteen shares Of bank stock Of the bank a, Of a
lexandria, which have besnlost or stolen =
ceyt;fcates numbered and dated as follows to
wit--No. rs, IA, IS, issued in the name OF
BENJAMIN Dulauy, on the 2sth March, 1898.
No. 1864, TO William I. Hall, 9th OF july
1896 No. s2l, 10 John Love and compa-
ay,2stk March, 7ss.--No.s1s,to Chs, Love-
18th July, ues.--No. 1885, to Ann Mat : t
thews, 18th August, l8ol.--No. ss7, SIS,
and $50, to Robert r. Hooe, March %, -.
No. co4, to James MtCrea and co.-.-No.
1889, to Samuel Nichols, July $. l79e.--
No. 76s, to Franci. OsLanye $50, TO
Ms Lean and Cooke, 5th July, 1926 --No''
sl7, to Samuel Dunlap.
B. Dulany.
-eNSN 5
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SALT AFLOAT.
TIE CARGO oftae brig Only Son, CAPT. ss'eS'
erson from Boston @

TIE CARGO oftae brig Only Son, CAPT. HseS-
rrson from Boston
CONSISTING OF ST IL a
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool Salt,
5000 lbs. Green Coffee,
50 or. casks Malaga Wine,
600 reams Wrapping Paper,
10 barrels Fall Mackarell, SIS
trunks ladies' Morocco Shoes 3 Slip
pers, of superior quality,
trunks do. mems coarse ana me
Shoes. 9,
Also sn Store,
10 hogsheads retailing Molases,
Is puncheons 9Th proof Jamaica Run'
pipes Holland Gin,
Cogniac Brandy,
20 barrels No. i Beef,
100 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
100 do. Brown Soap,
so do. Chocolate,
5000 Sides Red Spal: Leather,
90 tons ST. Petersburg Hemp,
100 pieces Ravens Duck,
2 balss Negro Cotton,
lie cases Cotton and Wool Cards,
500 pair Ladies Shoes and Slippers, OF sa-
perior quality,
200 pair Mems Coarse Shoes,
/ cask Lemon Juice.
Lawrason 8 Fowle.
October s27. eoaw
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|. u
From the above scheme 1t willappear that
that there are not two blanks to prize, and
that the prizes are to be paid without dis.
count.
Mp TICKETS for sale at r. GRAy's
Bookstore, King stTeet-Present price OF
tickets SIX. DOLLARS, viii advance as the
drawing progresses, which will be at the rate
OF 1000 tickets week, and WEI positively BE
completed in nine. weeks from this date. a
corree, list Of the drawing will be received
daily. Prizes in the Charitable Marine Lot
ierv taken in exchange for tickets ii tliis.
Nevember2.
n. i. The Charitable Marine Lottery has
Numerically been postponed, by reason that
the clerks have beer employed in preparing
The numbers, cheeks sc. for the Trinity
Church Lof.ery- hit the drawing will re-
sumed in short time end no doubt need be
estertained OF its final completion.
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Notice Is hereby gwen,

THAT Certificate for Share in the Lit !.
tie RiverT Turnpike Company, subscribed by
Joseish W. Harrison. and transferred by him
to ME, Number 292, las been lest or. mis-
laid, and that ! shall apply to the Directors Of
the said Company tor a renewal of said Cert :
fieate, onths 2ad day Of November next.
Richard Harrilon.
September %. lau!t
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JAMES BACON,

- 80 ~ ~ t41
IL his GROCERY SroRs, on Aug : rect, da'
receiUc6 an aGdl:so3lto hasJormfT ASK.
a en-, c,,nrl, IF C.n,,;,.e ,s;c,e. ..
- - 40 = r.
life oIoes'y Lite
Which makes ms As sofsinent compete.
&c no7D ogers ~" sac, on n's usual loT' trrHf
. hiuiccYado Sugars, OF various qua
Ares,
Loft and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder, !
Imperial, TEAS,
Hyson. particularly select,
Young fisson, ed for
Hyson Skin, and family use.
souchone
Rest nr,.e, Coffee,
Choca5.te Of a s,,er;or oual,ty,
Made;r,.
Bnsruos.
Sbcrrv.
lisbon. ~ .vRs
Tener,f}..
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nANK or POTO MAC,
IA November 1903.

4tH 5.T0TcNIOeT 4 oUos - g, n
= .ToTIcE is hereby given to the stock
IN holders iii this institution. that 2 CIV ~
e a. Of three and half per cent, Is declares
far the last six months ending this day, when
will be paid 10 them or their legal fepfes snsa
ives. on Tuesday next, the sthsinstant.
By order ofthe President ana 4 Dir e .'
Charles Page, CalhseT.
cost
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= 81 t.st :. -
ALEx4xDRIA
Has received a considerable al
dltlon to his Stock,
md OFFERS FoR sale,
20 aogsheads, : lst and I'd qual;,,
70 barrels Muscouado Sugar,
1000 ID. Green Coffee,
9 ~ tons British pstent Shot, asso,.
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
& 70 casks arst quality Goshen Che.s.
40 boxes Mould Candles
Is bags cieai heavy Pepper.
50 10. Nutmegs.
casks London refined saltpetre
$ ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, yo. 40 u,
son, Hyson Skin, and Padre Souehong Te,
in quarter chests, boxes and cannistefs--mo,,'
ofrwhich equal III quality to any ever n
ported.
Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Lisbon, Ten. I
rife, and Malaga Wines.
A few cases Niedoc Claret.
Jamaica, Windward- Island, and Norhsy,
Rum.
Cognac Bordcaux and Pech Brandy.
5 Holland and Country Gin.
Irish, and Country Whisky.
Six lrogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, HAVANA Honey,
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and hask.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, RICE
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves. Cassa. pl
mento, Race and Ground Ginger, Cayenn
Pepper, Capors, Mustard, Raisins, Almond,
Currants, Madder, Alum. Copperas, Ro
Birthstone, Chalk, British and BrandySm
Gurpowder, Spanish Segars, Cavendish an
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Leipers
CARROTS, and Hainliion's Snuff, Writing an
Wrapping Paper, Playing CARDS, Bed Cords
Leading Lines, sc. &c.
Octobsrls. a
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Trinity Church Lottery

This Lottery is authorised BY the Legisla-
ture Of Maryland, and bonds have been gwen
to the Mayor and City Council OF Baltimore,
for the faithful performance Of the Managers.
The following is the Scheme -
= o. II r. M T.
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FOR SALE,

40 Shares of Potomac Bridge Stock.
10 do. Alexandria and Washington Roas
ditto.
2sdo. Little River Turnpike Road do.
81, do Marine Insurance do.
Belonging TO the estate of John Watts.
r. I. Taylor, Ex's.
October s. sq1
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The first book of a nation is the dlctA ia
srtileir swn language. -

/. 1t shall be printed on fine paper ~ ~
handsome large emo volumes up,I r,r
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