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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-04
This Is to give Notice

That the subscriber, at. Alexandra cc,IIae
~, in the district eff Coaumbis, hath, obtaing4
tom the Orphans Court of said county ssIs;ss.
ters tes,ainentary on the estate of yoseti NJ 4
re, Perrin, late of the county aforesaid dss"
ceased all persons having claims against sssss
said deceased are hereby warned tS ex d.
them, with the vouchers tsiereof TO ths SAB
scriber, on or before the 25th day. OF Sepsfrta,
Der next, or they may by law be sxciuafa
from all benefit 70 said estate and chose y !,
debted thereto are required to Tnake. inlrs Ell
ate pay ment = Given under my hand this 2ssss
:. : = :, sMatburriis, T Perrin kxz
March s5. ot,wew
Moainf- WI s;:,,cf0n Far ,SsFs.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

:, ~ =
N-of,ED from, tl,e service ofthe Subscriber
:. onlhssfsday night last,
NEGRp-MAN, named -.4.AIHONY,
= Commonly called TONKYl-He is a.
AtsS years of age, 6 feet high, likely
eFlooking fellow, formerly a stevedore IN
ALEXANDRIA, his cloaths not known.--Who-
;sFf secures himsin any Jail in Virginia, Or
ue district of Columbia, shall receive a re-
war; ward Of Thirty DoNdrs, if out of the state OF
rsgsnia. or the. district of Columbia--FlF
lOl.LARS and all reasonable expences
VII be paid if brought home.
William FL. Tebbs.
Dumfries, March IL.
y. 3. Masters of vessels and others are
ss NV TO harbor or carry him of at their
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Holm g. LADD,

j oAtix y = ~ -. : : 49,
Has ron SIZE,
Is .bslss German Linens, sanalitss
sng efbsown and white Rolls, Aaxetl osna-
tsurgts, he1npsn Ticklsfbufghs, Bashps, and
Checks ard Stripes. i.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper =.
SO bags oflasrk Pepper Of the Ssat qua
hty, and wifi be sola very low
Sugars aid Coffee
40 hhds Melasses
| pipe port Wine
70 do. Holland Gin
$ Go. French Brandy
z do Jamaica Spirits: &C.,. Sa%s.
A quantity Of soal Leather, Shoes, spere
raaeiti and Tallow Candies, Chcese, &c. SIC.
April {.
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BRYAN HAMPsON

BRYAN HAMPsON
MAS FOR SALE,
is pipes old port /
do. Madeira g.
so quarter casks Lisbon z
u do. particular Teneriffs "a
IS do. Manga
IS pipes old cognac brandy
S d6. 4th proof Holland Gin
! hhdss Sd proof Antigua RAIN
/ de. first quality molasses
do. green copperas
8 do. alum
90 do. brown sugar
90 bags pirnento
Is do. pepper
10 chests young hyson =
10 do hyson skim s
do. imperial } q
loo bags green coffee
$50 kegs madden
SO do. grodnd ginger
so de. ralslns
lsco lbs. bacon, we'll cured
kegs salt petre
A Quantity of fine and ground alum salt.
At all times he has the first quality flour tct
milyuse On hand--with a,nunber of othet
of which he will sell low on hi:
Former terms.
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mo. :s'i's.

Public Sale. 4
On SATURDAY next, at one O'Clock, will
be soia. 4 the Coffee HOUSE, ~
Samuel Danla0.s. Interest, be
ing onc-feurth oft6e Personal Estate of s2 az
Dunlap. DECEASED. "A credit OF Six, nine and
twelve months viii be given. s,.a,
philip G. MsfsaeihieE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-16

May 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-16
JOHN G.. LADD,
HIS FOR SIZE.

HIS FOR SALE,
Il so bales German Linens, conhG .
Ing Of brown and white Rolls, haxen Osna-
lurghs, hennpen Ticklenburghs, Burlaps, and
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Shooting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
SO bags Of black Pepper Of the BEST qua
iity, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
I 40 hhds Molasses
Yipe port Wine
/ lC do. Holland Gin
Go. French Brandy
do. jamaica Spirits.
A quantity Of soal Leather, Shoes, Sper-
macitl and falow Candles, Cheese, ac.Sc.
April7. &
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of a deed of trust from Henry
Moore to the subscribers, made for the pur-
pose ofsecusing the payment OF sum OF mo-
ney due from the said Henry Moore to Rich
ard Veitch, will be exposed to sale, to the
Highest bidder. for cash, on the first day o
June next, at the dwelling house OF Czeon
Moore, Esquire, that Lot or piece OF Ground
an the town of Alexandria, with tue Eouse
and Improvements thereon, on which the SAID
Cieon Moore now resides.-Thls Lot IS hand
somely situated and ia healthy part OF the
town, it fronts on St. Asaph street the dis
lance of 40 feet, and with that width runs
back westwardly l2s feet inches.--These
premises will be sold subject to a ground rent
which Will be made known at the time of sale.
j. Lawrason,
-. Thomas Moore, @''sss.
Nay - .taw4w
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NOTICE.
At A MEETING Of the Board Of

a IT A MEETING Of the Board Of
4 a Directors Of the Mutual Assurance So
ety against Fire ON buildings inthe state OF
Virginia, held at the Capitol, on the ist OF
Feb. 1903.
Rescued, That for the greater convenience
the citizens, the following buildings which
have haretofow been only ipsurable in the
office sot this society by special contract, with
the Sdirectors,nay hereafter be insured on the
followins terlas, without such special contract
to wit
All tobacco houses, or houses in Which to.
bacco is usually deposited or cured by planters
on their farms all housesin which tobacco
is kept in loose state, in which i IS cured
or manufactured, for chewing, slncaking or,
shutting, and all tobacco stemmeries.
Ifbuilt of brick or stone and CO.
ycrsd With tile slate or metal,
at p. cent.
IF built Of brick or stone and CO.
vered with wood p. cent.
Ifone story of stone or brick, or
two brick or stone gable ends
and the upper story or stories
s of wood and covered with wood s p. cent.
IL built OF wood ard covered VITA
wood 10 p, cent
All houses containing or in which age &C.
Morally deposited, aax, hemp, gram, in the
straw, CT straw Of any kind, hay OF fodder
which shall hereafter be insured shah pay the
following pre;aiuns.
If built Of blick or stone and CO.
vered with. tile slate or metal 5 p. cent.
Ifbuiltof brick CIR stone and CO.
ycred With wood 4 P, cent.
If one story Of stone or brick or
two brick or stone gable ends,
and the upper story or stories
Of wood andcoyered with wood p. cent.
If built OF wood and covered with
wood P. cent.
ALL which buildings shall be s,bjectto the
same additional premiums, for cont5nity as
other houses are subject 10.
II is.ur E1troce. from tie Journal,
YrSf
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To the Public.

ALL PERSONS having claims agains
the estate of the late JuDGE JONES, are. re-
quested to make them known to me, that they
may be adjusted, and satisfactory arrange
ments made for their discharge. Those who
are indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate pa! ,nent Of the SUNS which
they owe.
The Household Furniture and Book: O. the
deceased, will be sold. at his late residence In
this county, on FRIDAY, the 10th OF June
next. Eight months credit viii be allowed to
tie purchasers for all sums exceeding live
dollars, on their giving bond with approved
security, to bear interest from the dae if not
punctually paid; and any just claim will be
received in discount.
All communications to me on this subject,
viii BE- addressed to Richmond or to 1SR.d-
Ell LdCAY, Esquire, Of this Comfy.
James Monroe,
Executor of Josenh Jones, sen, deceased.
Loudoun County, May lo-ls. dtlothJe
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Z ELL PROPERTY viz.
rEHREE comfortable Dwelling House

Nh T. L comfortable DWellIag IlouSS
4 with elegant stores, on the south sidc
Of ning, be1Neea Fairfax and Royai-streets,
lots extending beck Its feet az present oc-
cupiedh by Joseph Janaey, James Russei, and
James r. Riddle and 20. The situation Is
considered to be anaopgst the best robustness
ia Alexandria.
4 dwelling house and lot on the north side
OF zine-street, ear the. corner of King and
Pitt-streets, occupied By Samuel Snowden.
i lot, fronting IS feet on Pitt-street, ex-
tens!ing hack li9 feet, and bounded on the
south BY an alley, on whichls a shed occupl-
ed by NJ Dorsey, coach-makeT.
A brick uwcliing house on Prince-street,
5etRixt Fairfax and Royai-street occupied
sy William Lowering
Also, the vacant lots adjoining, on each
side Of said house. Their situation Tor husl-
ness equal co any unimproped property IN
town.
That large cenmedious and brick tavern.
in George own, with all the buildings AID
xnproy1nents Sttached thereto, situated on The
main street leading from tho public ferry
eccupiedby Joseph Semmes.
Three handsome three story brick dwell
ping houses, with brick stables and catflsgs
houses, being part OF TIE SIX buildings, situs
ated on Pennsylvania Avenue, IN the city OF
WASHINGTON.
"A handsome. corAmodions, and well hnish-
cd,5Dick dwelling house, IN Charlestown, JET
ferson county, late the property OF Van sfq-
therford, with large garden and the corner
storehoUse on same lot, situate near the cen
tire ofthe main street.
Also, a tan-yard with snndcy Improvements,
scomfortabie dwelling house and lot adJon-
ing, very handsomely situated, &c. Late ,he
property Of George fiite.
Also, two story house and lot en the main
street, at present occ1Siedby Charles Fenls.
And a vacant lot on the main street, IN
sentlsal situation For business.
For particular information respecting the
above property III Charles-Town, application
may be made to fVii1iam Tate, Esq. 81 that
place. or to Henry ST. George Tucker, Esq OF
Winchester.
A tract oeland in IopdoUn county, contain
ing 400 acres, situate near the Gum Spring
hate the property of. Spencer. On thistract
there are two settlements and about 60 acres
IA cultivation, t:esS~st of the land we'll tim
befed; the new turnpike road will pass thro'
a part of this tract. Captain Charles Lewis
living near the Gurp-Spring. viii sheW this
to any person DESTROYS of viewing it,
One ether tract OF 1876 acres, In FrederkIc
county, about four miles from Winchester
and near the lands belonging to Judge Holmes.
Fer particulars apply to Henry ST. George
IAcSer, Esq.
Que other tract OF 400 acres, in Hampshire
county, OH branch Of Fairlcy's Run, near
the town of Frankfort, formerly owned by
TlapiaI TOMAS
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LENT OR LOTS.

The FIRST volume Of CAesterfeld's Letters
WHOEVER has borrowed or found it will
please to return it, or call and paw for the
sett.
ROBERT GRAY.
MAY II. q
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LaWrason s. FoWle

ALSt Wv dOOll \ ~ w ~
HAVE FOR SALE,
500 kex White Lead ground IN OH con-
tanning halves, qaurters ana Fights OF a cwt'
each.
IS tons ST. Petersburg Hemp,
50 bolts Russia, I DUCK
SO eio. Raven )
70 bags Pepper,
80 do Pimento,
200 sacks blown Salt
5000 sides red soal leather
Is pipes Holland Gin
9 do. French Brandy
100 bbls. n. Z. Rum
$50 boxes brown Soap
50 do. mould. Candles
70 do Chocolate
cases Cotton Cards
SO boxes Cod Fish
SO quintals do.
chests Young Tyson Tea
90 casks Cheese.
90 bbls. Mackarel.
May 2. law4w
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TO RENT,

A convenient two story Ezvelgng House and
Store, situate on the corner of King and P E.
streets, htely occupiedby Mr.. John Ramsay
Apply to
Eliza Wilton, or
Robert |. Taylor.
January g. Jaw
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Lewis M. RiVllain.

OK. b. D.
May 10. law2w. .
\ IA MEETING Of the Boa9a Of
n Directors Of the Mutual Assurance So
cicfy against Fire on buildings of the state Of
Virginia held at the general Office On the 18th
of March 1903
WHERE As, it's represented tc The board
OF Directors, that many persons who baye
heretofore been members of the Mutual As
sucance Society against Fire ca Buildings OF
the state OF Virginia, WHO have ever been at
tachedto the principles on which il is founded
but for causes now 10 longer existing, had
Withdrawn frorn the same, are nov DESTROYS Of
again becoming members thereof.
Resotued, That all such persons stil! holding
buildings which they have heretofore insured
In this institution, or the assignees and trans,
ferees of such insurance, Shall be permitted,
and they are hereby authorised to constitute
themselves members thereof, upon the follow
ing terms, to W.T..
That, they shall first pay into tie hands Of
the easier general, all such quotas and pre-
miupls with interest and costs, If any have
accsucd, as they had not paid at the date Of
their Withdrawal, but which they would have
been Halle to have paid, had they not with
drawn and secondly, that they should pro
ceed to revalae their property instantly, cause
declaration Generalization to be made out and
returned 70 the general Office Of insurance,
and pay the additional premium which may
be due, if any upon acompliance with Scse
conditions, such PERSONS shvll be entitled to
new policy, aod shall be as completely insured
as if they had not withdrawn, or as iftbey had
become members by obtaining a new declaFaa-
ton, and entering as new members thereby
II True E7c5saes Jions The J0a,nal,
Test
Lewis NJ. Rivilaln,
OK B. D,
Nav 10. laH2W
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y.r,
jolSiH MSndeyilla
Slo''aer 81 KiSo ard Fs1pr
.7LGxANDsJ1 '.lsa
Has FOR sAfr
An a0or+rea4 c wv,
s n,1one ~ w INES, !.
ookS, JROCER1Es. RI
Consisting of -
Port
Sherry Sherry ,,,r,r
Lisbon WiNEs. u
Tsnao;ra :.
ro,.s;aa
Ola Ct Fstan,
o,,e da.s, "o Neooc iassct, n csste
a few do,or ca -,
n;tto 1'N f.ls 90 ifohunac
I.,aa;aa xM NJ 'Is' VINE blttets
~ - =, - eS';1- 1l'Aa rum
coa,,;ae pn ,a 10
HoIlap1 acd ,o,,r,t,x, ~; 0'a4ts
scb;slls,a ~, =, $ ~
T.;ah s,.,,,.S - :" oa9Ss
- = l' -, m.nah,y' yo,y oid
c - o,'',e.a elll'ss i'ailla rye ~hiskeg
,51l WV, =, as'l 90 ~,
$50 aass VIZ =, Gnu e,"eF vinegar
. ~ pa ~ ~. - ~ lass nasAs
"o ,i'esN'a- i''.Ni'i'a money
- ~. o'ioics retailing raelasses
run'o~aef
1ni'Siiai
1 1lssoa rr TEAS
1s osl'e CO seh Of rcod ,,,-e,.
~ 'oN-''H'h asa
po5
Muscovado sugars, different qualities
pensai VINE 40 NJ,
i.'ai ',ll,' A imp sus'fS' 4 Alase. pAa1 ID!
'A'ltoi : 90 Ga,,sn.., a. :,
49, 70, ?, "a S,asd.ss @1 .Ai''''''' sRs,
81 sT 49, 49,, J..
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JAMES BACON,
1T lis GRocERY STORE, on King street, h2'
addition 10 his. f6raaey STOCK, Gadcd
A freih Supply Of Genuine Artclesn
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complete.
II nav oGers.fo, sale, on ms as:l@! !9'' 'sr"'
Mufcoyado Sugars ofyarlous quss
titles,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Clmpowder,
Imperial, 4 u 4 o.
Hyson, particularly Ss's1'
Young Tyson, eatoF
Hysen-sliH' and family u.s.
Souchong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, OF superior quality
Madeira,
Buselios,
Sherry,
Lisbon,
Tenerliic,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
t,oonac and Bourdeaux Braniy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family nsc, ,,-m
Antiaua, St. Croix, St. Vmcents' ana Nv"
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and cQlntry Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar
Stoughton's Bitters, ;,,,.o
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, easSia' Plms ..r@
Cayenne and black pepper, race and 5. LEV
Ginger BASKET salt for table use' asaI Ii D o5
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, moaia' "'F ao,-Ds
spelmaceti candles, refined salt-petIe' lo ,ns
indigo, alum, coppcras, madder' Drl ha.t 81,
splnllng cotton, patent slot all sizes w. ss.as
alish and country made gunpo"aeer' ,s 9' 70
and smoaking tobacco, very ecS' ''''
bacco. ~ Hunters pipes
Hamilton aid Leiper's snua' Hunter ~
In boxes. e superior
Loadon ,rustard, warranted OF .,'o sDI oa2s
o,ality, Dixon's best ditto, wfapRlHs svary Al
4emijjohi's &C. sc. with gene s nave I'VE besr
t;cle n his linc-the whole OF whiea ~, Of o.
elected with care, and VIII be hSO'90
the very lowest terms -----------''
PRINTED DAILY
SAMUEL sNOW1hS'
<pstb . p,.atyt>fSy.J
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TgF SusscgIBEsRs

Beng desirs4s IF briegsr5 the atairs sef fb- gre
frDs Of TITO MPsONs and VEITCH, TO
nal e1ose, 0FFER FOR S.eI.E the. follosa-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25

spired with the spirit of rs were impenc
trable, and stood tirm as the rocks of the e.
, verlasting hills. They could not be made
to comprehend how principle may be made
! to degenerate, or Change, from independ.
ence TO dependence advantageously. and still
preserve it's essence. 1t was impossible TO
beat into their hard heads the understand.
ing necessary TO belief that, they must
and ought Gas mistress of the ocean, to pay
tribute to Great Britain--su5mit to her di-
rection the disposal of their crops-or dis
pose of them under her licence CATER she
has satisfied herself) as to the surplus--that
she has the riyhf of impressing our seamen
-or, that in fact, we must accept OF what
ever she may graciously grant Us, and no..
thing more being to be had, we are to be
content; as the best that can be Obtained
because she is fighting for her existence, to
the support of which all thar she asks and
takes is necessary, SC. sc. !. This was
KIND OF logic they had been unused to, it
set very Ill on their stomachs, and produce
ed many eructations very offensive to the o.
rators: They were contradcted from va
rious parts of the croud at times, and much
insulted in some instances, by the audience,
IN expressions of disgust and contempt
Indeed am convinced that those who we're
active on that side are forever set down on
the left hand of popularity here.-When
the action was over, the ranks standing
were accurately counted off, and found to be
as follows-On the side of Madison, three
hundred and eighty-two, effective, rosy
glled men, fronted by seventy-six, crippled
Fellows, with long and CHASTITY visages-all
monroe-men, and no more. In this latter
corps were combined, all the little factions
which have 1T various times deserted the
republican standard, minority men, guilds,
tederalists and tories"
VOTES for ELECTORS of PRESIDENT Sc
VICE President of the United States,
taken from OFFICIAL RETURNs made
TO the EXECUTIVES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25
T. follows that Maryland has at least

l. follows that MARYLAND has at Ieas,
nine republican Electors out OF II. 1t is
supposed the remaining two will be fed
eral. All the republican Electors stand
pledged 20 vote 20 Nc Madisnn.
In Washington coun:y the republican
ticket had 1926 aud the federal 1864. In
Frederick county the republican majority
was $50.
Ohio. Stephen Wood, Nathaniel Mas.
sic and Thomas M'Cune, all republican
and pledged to vote for MIR Madison, ell
ected By great majority.
-Nezv HAMPSHIRE. l26 towns give the
federal ticket lo,456, and the republican
ticket 5l2, making a republican gain,
compared with the late Congressional Ell.
ecticn, OF I72e. One hundred and four
towns remain to be heard from.
The Senate and House OF Representa-
tives of Massachusetts, in convention on
the l4th insi. proceeded to a choice of
Electors OF President and Vice President.
In the Senate a resolution to this effect
was passed Yeas %, Nays IL. II the
House of Representatives, Yeas 244-
Nays 2o4. On the l4lh the following
gent'em % were chosen, having 269 votes.
The republ can members either declined
attending, or refused TO vo,e.--Caleb
Srong, II .ccis Dana, John Brooks, Mo.
SEES d own, Vim. Bartlett, Eben'r. Bridge,
Benz. Haywood, Josiah Stearns John
Hooker, John Barrett, Daniel Dewey,
Eben'r. Warren. Samuel Tobey, Joshua
Thomas, Lemuel Williams, Andrew P.
Fernald, Samue! Freeman, Samuel S.
Wild, and jeremiah Bailey.
The foregoing individuals are all fed
eral.
The republican members refused atten
ding or voting from Az impression of the
llegality OF the act. They con,ended that
the appreciation of the Governor 10 the re
solution for appointing electors was re.
CURED by the Constitution.
We understand that Governor Sullivan
is ofthis OPINION anu wili refuse 10 certi.
fly the election.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25
the Heads Of Department in 1893, was

the Heads Of Department in 1898, was
this.
Shall minister from the French repub-
lie be received.
Atthis time. the revolution had subsidized,
and the French republic W as unequivocally
established. The monarchy which had exA
isted, left no vestige Of its power behind,
and the new government, according to eve
ry principle of political justice, was entitled
to its recognition as a nation, and to its af-
lection as republic. Under these Cir
cumstances, and particularly too, when the
gratitude of this country was justly and ten
derby alive for France, for the services she
had rendered us, they had every right to
expect an immediate and friendly recogni.
tion. But what was the case (? The court
ct Great Britain considerable as fragrant
rebellion, and as an uniustif able dethrone-
ment of a lawful king. They therefore
looked upon the new order of things, as
system of usurpation. and entitled to no ma
fionat character. Wewin not say, that 81
milar impressions were derived from the
same source, but according to the annals of
the times, they certainly did exist, and it
is certainly true that Gen. Washington was
opposed to the reception of Genet, and more
over, that Genet would not have been re-
ceived but for the violence of popular SEN
timent. How widely different is the case
with Spain! She may be truly said to feel
all the phrenzy, but none of the inspiration
OF the French revolution. She is involved
in a precarious war, with powerful enemy,
and contending for no given form of polity,
possessing none in fact, so that for this rea-
son alone, it cannot be expected by any ra-
tional mind. that her independence, as a
nation, can be recognised. If the federal
lists admired Gen. Washington's opinion
which was opposed to the reception of a
minister from an establ shed republic, they
surely can never possess the eifrontery sof
abusing the present administration, if mi
mister should not be received from the lit
tie Juntas of Spain.
fCTo be coninued
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New Law Books.

Tae 9Th vol. Of East's Reports, and the 5th
vol. of Espinasse's Reports are just receive
eel and for sale by $. Peasants
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25
Deserter.

DESERTED from the service Of the United
States. on the OH inst. a private in the 5th
Regiment Of Infantry, named Daniel L. Brad.
ley, 10 years Of age, feet inches high, dark
complexion, hazie eyes, and dark hair.-He
was born in Charles City county, Virginia, and
is a farmer by profession. The said Bradley had
on at the time Of his deserion. the uniform of
the United States Light Infantry.
reward of ten dollars will be given 20 am
person who will de liver The said deserter 70 me,
or 10 any officer in the service Of the u States
EDWARD BILLIARD, Capt.
5th u. S. Reg't. Infan,ry
November % 1903. a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-25
ELECTION FOR ELECTORS.

Maryland. Elected-Edward Johnson,
John Johnson, Tobias E. S.ansbuTy, r CHI.
ard T. Earle Perry Spencer, Robert Bow
ie, John Tyler, Nathaniel Rochester, Ed
ward II. Vescy, al republican. The Il st
four gentlemen we're elected without OPP
position. Col. Spencer by Majority of
900 over Robert GoldsOoTough.