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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
HAMBURG, August 10.

The Stagnation OF our commerce becomes
every day greater. Our harbour, which
used to exhibit forest of masts, a desolate
waste or an African desart. No vessel is
suffered to enter the Elbe, and the English
will permit none to go out. This state of
things may continue long: the French are
determined not to relinquish the left bank
of the Elbe, and the English are resolved
not to raise the blockade. Its also certain
that Russia VII maintain her neutrality in
the Baltic sea, and that the banks at Elsl-
neur & the garrisons on that side will not be
occupied by foreign troops; official dis
patches have been received from Peters
burg on that subject. The maritime con-
vention of 18th June, 1901, will be strictly
maintained.
They write from Bremen, under date OF
the 9Th, that the English have effected a
blockade of the Weser: they have sent back
several vessels which were DESTROYS OF en-
tering that river.
At the first audience given to the AM
bassadors after Bonaparte's return, the Bali
de Ferretta presented his credentials as
Minister Plenipotentiary fromthe Order of
Malta.
The Portuguese have at length gained
an advantage by sea of the Algerines. The
Vosee de Cana, a Portuguese ship of the
line, cruising before Algiers, was attacked
by three large xebecs and a forty-gun fri
gate which formerly belonged to the Por-
tuguese. The Algerines attacked with
their usual fury and desperation, but the
Portuguese captain made SO good defence
that after fight, which lasted three hours,
he sunk two of the xebecs, and captured the
third, in which he had the happiness to find
200 prisoners, whom he set atliberty. The
irigate, however, contriyed to make her
escape.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
NEWBURYPORY, sepr. 90


Arrived, ship Mary, Picket, from ST. p.,..,
burg, via Copenhagen, 50 days. Spoke notbn.-
of consequence.
sloop Susan, Capt. Charles Hodge, from 9.
Lucia, via St. Bartholomew. LET. at ST.
cia Aug. %, big Juno Griii1, for N. H,,..
in 7 days; brig George Fucker, Of Boston ~.
Portland, IN 4 days. At ST. Bartholomew.
Sept. %, brig Sally and Bstssy lngersoIl, csB'
ston schr. Rambler, Pitcher, for Rocheste, !"
ten days schr. Ariel, White, Tor NJ. London ~
ten days sloop Sally, Hunt, of Providence, soj :,
about Is sail of southern vessels. Capt. San
ger, in N. London scar. was At St. kits Ana
81. Capt. Vim. E,nnerson, of the schr. P.si
dent, of fredericksburg, arrived a, St. 8sr,holo
news Sept. !. He had been taken by tn. En-,
lish pnva,eer soop, off Lark, St. Kits, Juno CapL
master, carried in there, cleared and sailed III.
next day. The sans william, being rather dis,n.
pointed at her being cleared, went GU. after h.,
again, took him from under the island of St. B,r,
tholonrews, and carried hin, back TO St. Krr.
but was cleared Immediately. Clark has ey
pressed his determination to take and send in III
American vessels that come in his way. Heb,f
three in St. Kits when Capt. E. was there, Sent
%, lat. 81, long. 50, spoke big, Of s..
lem, from \. Y. all we'll Sept. Is, on tie
southwest point of Georges Bark, spoke shin
Commerce, from Amsterdam, last from Rams
gate, 40 days, bound to Philadelphia, with $50
passengers, all we'll , had been taken and carried
into England, detained weeks and cleared, after
having taken out 5oool sterling of his cargo, A.
mericsn property, and his paying 24ool expsa.
ces.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
BOSTON, Sept. 20,

Arrived brig Bell!sarius, captain T'b5ets, 50
days from Greenock. Left, the Fanny, Braine;
ard Draper, Taylor, Of New York; Mary Ann,
Ingas, for Charleston Betsey, Graat, Of Wlscas.
set, for Nalaga. Spoke, August Is, lat g,
Ions, IS, slip Wliiam ard Mary, fom Russia
for Rhode Island. August 2o lat, SO. lopg. g,
ship Neptune, II days from Grcen4ck for St.
Johns. September 2, lar. So, long. %, ship
Elizabeth, As days from Croostad5, for New Bed.
ford. Sept. 3, lat. so, long. A, ship Owe
Branch, from Pstcrsburgh for Salem. In la. 50,
long. a., schoouer Betsey, from Liverpool for
New Castle, % days out. September u, lat.
~, long. 81, ship Unoa, 10 days from New
York for Hull. In Iae. -, long. SO, schooner
from Wisc4sset for Barbados.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
BALTIMORE, Oaober S.

Arrived, ichooner Harfiott, capt. Dan 0.cv
days from Teremie. Left there, ichr. Man,
De Butts, of Alexandra; Young Charles, laws,
Lewis, Of Philadelphia, both 10 illi 10 n' w.
Spoke the Spanih Corvette, from DA'''
bound to Havana, in the Gulph Stream. Tar.
The fchooner Favorite, DrummOnd' anG - -
tar, Glavery, are in the river, and Oris 'AlA "
be the George from ST. Petersburg. c,,a.,s,
Arrived, fchooner Tartar, captain 49,, p,is
Is days from Carracoa. Lett there oi's ly .b,.
and Nancy, capt. Brown, CT Baltimore r..
Edward, NOVEL;, Of do. and ievefal otnei' :
longing TO the norshasri. names unkno9''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
NEW YORK. October {.


Arrived, Coop Dove, Whelen, ST. johns, New
foundland.
Cleared, brig Ceres, Tucker, Antigua, Hope,
Starbuck, N. Orleans; Maria, Jarvis, amaica
Jupiter, Murdoch, do.
.4r,ivel avee rle9.
Englih aoOp Dove, Whelen, St. Johns, NeWa
foundland. Left there fch'r William, Doug'',.
to fail for this por, in days, with number OF
French, pafsngers. The Lapwing figae was
chafed into ST. Johns bya French n and trgai'
and obliged TO throw overheard all but one Of nes
guns. Paaengers, Mears. Bsptiite de Place
Foubean, Chirurgie, and Etienue Dacra, taken 10
the French hip Caroline from Martinique b0u00
TO Bordeaux: and Charles Balais and family
AIKEN in the brig Mercure from the Cspes' t0F
France, by the Britih armed veael Lapwlng'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
) tbs IS Il. .gazle Notice,

~ >HA i the iubfcriser, of the Countyof Alex
aadnas IL The D..trid Of Columbia, hath OBJ
sslnsG tssm Ele Osrnan's Cours of the faid Coun
~, .sstess 81 Adminifrasion with the will an
nrxsd, on The pcrfonal elta.r OF Margaret Wllion,
iztx of The faid County, decealed. All perfons
having claims againit the fsia eRate are hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
ths.eof 10 The fnsicriber al or before the twenty
feyenih DAY Of July next; they may othsrwiIs,
by law, be excluded the henefis of the fad eiate.
WILLIAM WIGGINS,
.d3mis1s,afay svitb fAs vi! aussxed, Of Maya
stf W'iJax.
Augua 4. lawI7t.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08

The Prince Royal Of Denmark will I'M
mediately transfer his head quarters from
Rendzburg to Schleswig.
During the last week, the blockade Of
the English feet, owing to the heavy gales
Of wind, has been less strict than before.
The few frigates on that station are notsuf-
ficient to shut It's vast entrance from the
point Of Heliguland, particularly in bad
weather as the ships must put to sea, for
fear of being dashed against the rocks
To blockade it more sfectually, a number
of cutters and light bottomed vessels seem
to be absolutely necessary. From the
want of these precautions, five ships from
different paris safely came up the river
last week, without being observed by the
British.
1t reported in town that Spain has made
an official declaration of war with England.
We do not find mention of this in our pa
pers, but recent Cadiz arrivals may have
brought it.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
Eate foreign gatelligente.
Extracts from Paris papers to the Soth AxgS.
translated for the Ne7U-Iork morning
Chronicle.
PARIS, August 19.

The government has issued on the 10th
of the month decree to put at the disposal
ofthe minister of marine 1852 conscripts
of year II, who are to be employed in qua
lity ofworkmen in the ports and maritime
arsenals. The communes have the privi-
lege of furnishing for their quota volun-
teers provided they are not above forty i've
years of age and are ship carpenters, house
carpenters, sawyers, &c. The conscripts
may furnish substitutes Of similar descrip-
ton.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
BIZ WALTER SCOTT.

no horfe, TO horfe the fzndard flies,
Our bugles found the call 3;
The Celtic navy ftems the feas,
The voice Of battles on the breeze
Aroose re one anu all 1!
From high Duncdin's towers We come,
A band of brother's true:
Dur cstques the leopaad's fpoils furround,
With Scosland's hardy thitls crown'ds
We boat the red and blue:
TAo,tsnely crouch to Gallia's frown
Dull Hollands tardy train,
Their raviil . toys though Romans mourns
Tho palIani Switzers vainly fPurn,
And foaming guaw the chain.
Oh! had they mark the avenging cali
Their brethrcn's S,urder gave,
Difanion meier their ranks had ihown,
Nor patriot yalor, defpeEatc grown,
Sought Freedom 10 the grave.
Shall we too bend the fsubborn head,
In Freedom temple born,
Dreis our pale cheek in timid inils,
To hail a matter 10 orr lie,
Or brock siaor's lcorn
No--,ho' defrutaion thro' orr land
Come pouring as food
The fun that fess our falling day,
Shall mark our labres's deadly fway,
And lst that night in blood.
For gold let Gallia's legions fight.
Or plunder's bloody gain;
Unhr,b'd, unbought, our iwords We draw
To guard our king, 70 fence our law,
MOI fhali their edge be vain.
If ever breath Of Brisith gale
Shall fin the sricslS,t,
Or footaep Of invader rude,
With rapins ioul, and red with blood,
Pollutr car happy ihore
Then farewell hope, and farewell friends;
Aaieu each tender tie:
Rsfols' d we minglein The tide,
Where charging fqusdrons furious ride,
10 conquer or to die.
Tohore, to horfs! our fabres CLEAN;
IIisa POUNDS cur bugls call;
Combinss by honor's facred tie,
Our word IS {. Laws and Liberty"
Msrehforward, one and all /!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08

US. And the Godof peace and love i. -.
with you ever
Signed in behalf and by order Of !
Conference, y We
IosKpH BRADFORD, p,esid,,,
THOMAS COKE, Secretayu ''
Manchester, July 80, 1908.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
LONDON, August 70.

We are happy to find that all classes and
descriptions of persons in this country see
the importance of the present crisis, and the
necessity of lending their aid to maintain
the public spirit and the national safety
In proof Of this we extract the following pa
ragraphs from the Address of the Members
of the Sixtieth Annual Conference, held at
Manchester in the year 1908, to the Mem
bers of Methodist Society throughout G.
Britain, particularly as this class OF men
have been represented as not very well at
fected:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
Is Motafe.
Loft at the late FIRE,

A fire Bucket painted red and inicsibed Frank
lm Flse Society, Vim. Lai;d, I79a.' Whoever
vii. retpRn il toshc fubfcriher hall be literally
re~ardee G. LADD.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
PHILADELPHIA, Oh. 6.

Capt. Morris, who arrived at New YORK Oh
Monday, in the schr. Volunteer from st. lh0'
mas, informs that the markets there were giut'ea
-four, beef and polk, and almost every artcie %
American produce was at prime cost, and IN u.
demand. A number of vessels lay there wlnou'
k owing where to go to dispose OF their 'S-
goes.
Capt. Radclif, arrived at Boston from ana'.
ca, informs, that the present situation u 49, ~"
island is truly alarming, not on account .. ' no
external butinterna enemies that the great COZ,
lection of negroes in the interior paris 'n''+ and
the inhabitants with the worst OF dangers OH o..
martial law was expected 70 take place ,u''..ss
ateIy. Capt. r. further informs, that inc Inn. A,
kess we're extremely low for all kinds Oh il'e.
d.ze that the press for seanen was ysiy 9Th ,p;th
and none escaped who were not P1oviasA w."
legal and regularly executed projections
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
From a late London Paper.
A WAR SONG,

Wr;tfxn fsr tb< Royal Ligbt Hsyse Hosaattfrs Of !
Edixburg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-08
Price Of Stock.

8 s per cents tiers consolids, ST. Previous
to the war they sold at 81.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

General, that they might te fubmited
10 your inlpeetion.
This Seton commences with a fair
profpea Of concord anJ ufefulnels. |
hope that nothing will happen to inter
rupt he good agreement and that we
iball prove ourfelves wcr by Of the con
fiencc which our fellow citizens have
repoted iD Us; by endeavo'ing 70 e.
cure to them all the advantages which
their iituation viii admit; and by r..
dreding as far as it is in orr power. she
evils Of which they may have reaion
to complain.
CALEB STRONG.
jan. II. 1868.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

oblersation and shen flop FIR the pre-
fcnt. If the Dillria at Ma;re were
ereaej into an independent Govern
ment, It would invite Gentlemen Of
TALENTS and character to RTE Up among
u, AID remain among us-as well As
70 remove INTO the Diitri6 10 ietsle
here, Judge for yourieif how mech this
would help the canle Of education, add
ferve tie intereils Of religion by means
Of good examples being multiplied md
good inilru6lions given; and how rnuck
or College At Brunfwick would thrive,
and the caute az virtue thrive with l.
BY having government Of or own to
enrich, AID hurting mother 70 ohesi.h
and fuppors il.
Farmer. | am f-tis6ed. I thank
you for this oonverfalion and viii Do
what | can t. acconPlilh the c5je1
mentioned ID the fubicsiption paper
rro BIS ccNrfSusD.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
Ecgiast-rr Of paTaebsl,trs.


Precsscly Al Twelve O'Clock, his Exceilency,
attended by the Hon. Council, aud preceded
hy The Sheriff OF Suffolk, entered the Repre-.
ientativss' Chamber, where ne Senator's had
Pteviouily stieiabed, and delivered The fol-
lowing
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

U. S. Trzaiay.-Mr. Galla,in's Re.
port, dated the r6Ih ult. exhibits the fos-
Loving items Of receipts The laR years
lending Sept. 60.
From the Poa Office dis. 50 SEQ o
Sale of Lands 3l6.o5z cS
In?oGt and Tonnage Iz,zSo,ooo o.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
Frsm z Lsna9a -, s.. :

UEcoMMos TsBLt. Lat week <
copper Table, weighing 20 toss, was
cal at Berth IN ison work., for be
Ravenhsad GIaf, Company The metal
was melted il 5 furnaces, each cortaIn-
ing ( tons the bulldog was fecured
from the intenie heat Of the eating, by
wrought ion Umbrella. a carnage
Of eight wheels has been connrgaed -
convey it TO the place Of its dSitinatict,.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

The Flour infre6fed in BE- barrels
1897, amounted to -
and .i,s57 halt bar
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

a State Bank, his been lately In
corporared 10 South Carolina. The
State fubicribe' 100000 dollars, anc
choof:s three directors.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-28
MoNARcHIc AND REPUBLICAN,.

White the American government IS allowed 10
be the purest republic. Great Blitain certainly
may INK among the least despotic moaarches al
pescnt existing. The following comparison then
Of the expences Of the two, as it relates to their
chief magistrates, may assist the Judgment in de-
Gliding which is best calculated 70 promote the
peoples welfare :
In England the kings salary is 1000, 900
pounds stcrIingPer annum, which tufned.into dol
lars, allowing shiiings and slxpence British to q
dollar amounts 10 about 4,444444 dollars and
a. cents. The salary Of the president of the u
states is 5000 dollars yearly, and if we divide
4,444, Az dollars by $4,000 dollars, we will
find that the kings salary amounts to TT times
as much as the presidents, & o,444 dollars over,
ard consequently tbe kings salary for one year
would detray the presidents for TT years. IF
you divide 4, 444,444 by sos, the number OF
DAYS in year, you will likewise see that the
king has I 10 dollars every day of his life, and
thar consequently his majes.y's salary for tw
ADD an bali days would be more than defray The
presidents for one year: if we again divide
1870 by II the number Of hours IN day, We,
viii End thar this monarch receives 5o7 dolla,
every hour Of bis life and If nc diyldc 5o7 BY
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-28
Eairfax Court HosklS.

with to Rent, for one, or a term
Of years. the n aul- and pennies at prcfsnt occu-
pied as a TAVERN ar tins place. The build
logs arc large and convenient, and Others, il ne
seaary, viii be made TO accommodate good
tenant. Perhaps 10 tisuatioa 10 the country pro.
mics greater advantages in the Public Line it
being now determined thas the paved Turnpike
Roads, 70 pats this route. Any p-tf,n qlaifed
br the undertaking, and who wi(hes fuch fin
a'ion, will pleaie 10 make application TO the lub
t'ihsr, near The Coart Houf:. A tore houie and
land for cultivation, can ALTO be had, itreqaired.
Richard Ratcliif.
Dec. IS. d3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-28
From the FEDERAL GAZETTE.

Il CHRISTMAS HMM.
Shall man refuse the strains Go Join
That r4ptur'd angels sing:
No-mercy great, and love divine,
Shall wake TIE warblihg string.
Gods awful son, in humble slate,
And feeble form appears;
Not robes such as bedeck The great,
But swaddliag cloaths he wears,
Beneath stables humble shed,
Where tIr'd oxen stood
And hay, perhaps, his humble bed,
Dsturb'd by iowings rude.
Such was the place and such the state
OF GREAT MEssIAH's birth;
He that did worlds, immense, create;
How circumscrib'd on earth!
Far in the east, flaming star
Shone with conspicuous ray,
And led the sagcs from Mar,
To where the SAVIOUR lay.
The God, their conscious hearts adore:
The GOD they pieas'd survey
And gifts that from their county bore,
With reverence display.
Oh! may his word, with beaming ray,
Our devious paths illume,
Till where he dweIls in endless day,
And boundless bliss TO come.
GLORY TO GOD that dwclls onhigh;
To MEN on earth be PEACE;
Glory te GOD Our souls reply,
GOOD WILL TO MAN meier cease.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-28
ExtraG IF n letttt fysu R2tteyaars, dat<d DC
tg5lg %.

f95<r %.
6 The preparations tar the expedition againit
England, proceed with naaba.ed ceieriiy. There
are 5000 troops at Offend /; AID ali the towns and
vi!lag in the vicinity full Of folders. Bar
racks for 70 odd sholfana are preparing at Don-
kirk. near Abteyiile and ST. Omcrs. In the
neiplbourhoad Of Calais there is a trong force !;
and Gen. O'Ayouit, who commands the dfriet
which embraces Merdike and Ghent, has 10000
men undcr him. All the officers 20 tie employed
are appointed. There are many whof. names
have never before been gazetted. Bat bsfidcs
thefe, ttl,ere are Maitna, Bcrghicr, Ilccoubre,
AndrecGi, Soult, Dumas, D'Ayout, Dlre.te,
Van Dammc, Dumont, and Mormon,. Ihac
form saA body ofcouEAge, difIpiiae, experience
and enterprise. The bots and yeHels to be ufed
in the expedition, receive daily augmentation.
They arc recolletting at various places of rem
devious and are very formidable IN point Of
numbers.
6 Bonaparte is expected at Offend. about the
10th November Immediately after which, it is
faid by fome, he will embark for England :;
while others are potisive tic expedition will De
put off until the fpring.''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-28

SO, the number Of minutes In ar boar, we a.4d
ttat he has 5 dollars every minute Of his life
Moreover. the present kirg has resned 40 years;
The total AMOUNT of the salary whici he has re-
ceiyed is III, T77,776 dollars: Supposlng that
our government had subsisted from the COM
4nencelnent of the world, 10 have existed 1904
years before the 9th of Christ and 1903 years
siucr, which aided together, gives 5oo7, the
lnmber Of years since The creation OF the world,
theainouns which the king has received for 40
years mot 60 mention the frequent grants by par
Lament, independents Of lis salary, 10 enable him
70 his drbss) would dsir@y the Presidcat's
salary from the beginning Of the world 70 the
present year, and t3r 7, 500 Soc'De
Ip.s5ian]
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-28
IT. Il eestius<d J


Yesterday arrived within Sandy Hook, where
ne came TO anchor, the BFitih nip Sir Edward
Hughes, Capt. Barrow. She failed from Loqdon
on the r7th Of Oaober OF courle. advices by
her a'e no, 70 late as heretofore received. his
hip his Brought QUE diipasches for Col. Barclay,
an5 Tor capt. Cockbarp, of the BruRh fsigase
PliEton, now in This harbour.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-28
NORFOLK. Dec. ~.

Arrived the Eogliih Aip Sc;pio. capt. Houaon.
from Liverpool.
The Epgldh fshs. Nereus, capt. Tucker from
ST. Vincent's.
The ishr. Ridog States, csp.. Brown, from
Gaa5aiouPc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-28
Notice is hereby Given,

-----
THAT an ELECTION for Fiftee4iD;rec.
tors of the Ma,;ae Iglarauce Company 3 Atxau.
dria, will be held at the Court Houfe in nlcxsn
dria, on Monday the 10Th day of January n>zt
BY Order.
]. B. Nichols, Sec'ry.
Dec. II. 60
o. Mr.. A. Davis, at Richmond, ard Mr.. T.
Green, Frederieklbarg, will pIeafe publilh ths
foregoing in their papers Until the day Of the
Election.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-28
Wanted TO Hire.

A NAN COOK For one well acquainted
s''h his buGoeis generous wages vii be given
Apply to che Printer.
December ~. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-28

Wanted to Hire,
A Negro Man or Boy, to attend in Pabli.
Houfc. Apply to tho Printer.
Dec. IS. eo3t
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WANTED TO HIRE.

FOR one year, twenty able bodied NEGRO
MEN, to be employed on the Little River TURF
pike Road. God ufage TO, and punaual pay
ment for their fervices, nay be relied 81. An
perfons who have, and are difpoled to Hire, vii,
plesfe give the earliea notice to the fubfcriber
who is duly authorized to contraa for tha, nun
Der, on behalf of the Prcfdent and Directors Q.
he Little River Turnpike Company.
Richard Ratclif.
Dec. ~ d3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-28
Ih2s Is to glus Noizce.

fe@o % ~ . ~ 1fOtS1U,
THAT we the Gubieioers have obtained from
the Orphans Court of Alexandra County, in
the D;ftria of Columbia, Letters OF Adminifra-
tion on the peioual efate # Georgr kim, late
Of the faid county Of Alexandna, deceaied-AA
pedons having claim; a2snf the faid cltatc, ara
hereby warned to exhibi, iils fame, with tho
vouchers thereof, to the fubscr5ers, or before
the ninth day OF November next they may other
wife by law be excluded from all benefit of rho
laid e&aie.
Given under our hands this twenty eyenth day
OF DccemOer, 1905.
John c. Vowel,
Daniel M'Leod.
N. B. All petfons indebted TO the eitage OF
Gso,ge Kafm, deceal:d are feqrrhed 10 make
immediate payment to the aboyesnameG admin
t,atots, or either of them.
Dc s8. eo3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-28

NOTICE,
WAS left 10 the Col,t Hobfr, f"me time in
Augnt lar, aght colenfrd UMBRELLA; AZ
the Iat court a SWORD 10 a cane, with a clio
head. The owners by applyipg TO the fObi'Fit
and paying the colt Ct this adyeruiemcHt, may
have them again.
James Campbell.
Dec. IS. ro3t