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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-13
HAMILTON's ESSENCE and Elk
TR ACT of MUSTARD,


TRACT of MUSTARD,
Afafe ani cffsctnsl remedy for gour, rhcuIna-
tita, paliey, ipraias. bruiiss, pans in the face
and neck, &c. AMI has performed more cures
in The abavs complaints than all the other nledi-
cines ever before made pubic.
From Dr.. Weatber6z,x,
Myfb comfy, gngMia.
Gentlemen,
Ipurcnalei az yous fhop the preparations you
W i Hamilton Eteaee, or axtrlel of Muifard,
vslch believe his perfectly removed a chronic
rhsanitiirn { d that ki;id uaIlled lciatica, OF Of
the .Sp ioiael under waiSh had laboure,i for
long in-, aud which hal aailed every article.
III the ~. esia AIc.liea, and every mode Of sfeat
men. received into pTactlcs Tor the cure OF this
obffinate daeaie, If you fnink this letter uieiul
you are At liberty to make It public.
Yours &c.
p. WEATHERBURH.
John Hoover, rope maker, South Second
Street, between May and Chfiaian-Streets,
Philadelphia, voluntarily make,h oath as fol-
lows. namely, thas his wife, Mary Heaver, was
70 fsverely afflicted with violent rheumatiiul.
very dangerously fisuated, the confsquence of a
fevere cold after lying in as TO be confined 70 her
bed for fsveral weeks. and was at length re-
dileed to the melancholy apprehension of re
mining acrippse for life. notwithstanding the
noa respectable medical advice was followed,
aud every probable remedy attempted: when
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-13
Wajhangton lauep1l.
RANDOLPH MOTT

X AN UULTH MO /
Has removed TO the houle lately occu-
pied by Mr.. PETER HEIsKELL, Ggn OF
General Wajalngton,
Where he continues 10 keep HOUSE OF
ENTERTAINMENT for Travellers& Others.
He returns his fincere thanks to his friends
for their former cufom, ard hopes from
his attention TO buiinels to merit and re-
ceive continuance OF the patronage of a
LIBERAL public.
Auguit S. co
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Phil. R. Fendall,]
Robert Young, Ex'ton
VIM. Waters,
Augnf Is. d
Mrs. COOKE

BEGS leave TO return her grateful &C.
Acknowledgements to the inhabitants Of A.
lexendria, for the liberal patronage hs
has ar all times experienced from them;
bus more particularly in her late exeriion
~ en.k,ll, ber
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S c. H @ @ /,

and RESPECTFULLY sEures them, fhould they
ttill continue to honor Ger with their con.
hdcnce, that her Pupils fhall receive eve.
ry advantage that her con&ant and uod.
vided attention can procure them. lhi
School will commence on the III OF Sep.
iember at MIR Geiger's Royal freel.
Auenf 10. 81
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lanes KENNEDY, sen.

AMS SsfssI
Relsafaly infsrms he Public tbat Be pas
rsesived from Lex q Cas- Pafeaf Hua
Family Medicine Sire, Baltimorr,
freG a2srtmsnt Of TIE folloaviag
Valuable Medicines,
W5ieb are in blgb sfesm and general g1e
throughout The Uuitsd States, mazy q
t6em being bid ebeapes than f6e drzgs
Of qvbieb they are e0aponaaed, eoHld Dc
ps,cbafed at q refail Store.
H TAKE NorIcE,
Thar +. kennedy, /sz. IS app0'nffa f0e
ONLY Ag<at for Asxaaaria.
CAsrs OF CuREs-ly Hamiltsn's W0rm
Dxf,o,ing Lexenges.
(Sels7ed fran tb0ulaaas re Haf0sni'-
tiity IF qvbieb any 9eyJon my Glesrfa'n'
<ifber ly letter or 9eylonal Application.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-13
n HAMU.TONss ELIXIR,

Afovercign remedy for Colds, Obtinate coughs
Atthnas, Catarrhs, Sore fhroats, and Ap-
preaching Contumptions
To 1arenfs qvbo nay bave children atsi7ed
qvitb The HOPPING COUCH.
This dilcovery is of the frif magnitude, as !.
IS an immediate relief, checks the progreis, ana
10 ihort time entirely removes the mott cruel
siiforder to which children are liable--the Elixlr
rs f. perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 imal'
thar no dihculty aries III taking IL.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30

'HE Proprist0rs Of Portland Long Wha-f
ar. hereby notified tina, their annual
meeting viii he he'd at BEsmAM's Tavcrn. ia
fsid Portland, On Moragy, fbeErt5 z1g " 7uEs
nast, AZ 3 o'cioct, ia the afternoon, for the fol-
lowing purpo!es -
To chocie Moderator
To chooge Cier,. Wharfage aul Trea-
furer.
To receive accounts agaiof, The What, and
allow ne fame Il found rght.
10 Zee What sepai's they viii make or The
Wharf the 7urFcnrycar.
To hear The report Of their Committee on
the divifon Of The income Of the Wharf be-
tween the cd and new ProPrietors, and to
a6t thereon as they may judge proper.
JOSIAH TUcxEa, WbaJs1gsr.
Portland, Nay 15.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30
9sEeaes goetrr.
L.,

'EE FdTPTES 70 The SEA -NyNPHS
BY MISS SEWARD.
fianen from your coral caves
Every nymph thar fpo,tivc lavcs
IN the green fea's oozy wells,
Ard eiids he fns and fpoes the fhcils
FIaaen, and our morriee join,
Fer the gnady mqrning faire.
Ridng from the fosmy wave,
lnaanfly your AID We crave.
Come and trip in fportive band,
TrsceIeCs on the amber fand.
Halle, or we muIl hence away,
Yet an hcur, and All il day.
81 your bidding from our feet
Shall The ocean nonaers feet;
Ssa-nettIe and ftiag fih glide
Back nPon the reAuent tide.
Hate, the dawn has lireak'd TIE clord
Eark the village Geek has crowed
Sc the fhade' Of nigh, rstye,
Hef7sr CLEANS With Ianguid ire;
Quickly then our r-vci JOIN.
The blulh Of raorn Is on the brine.
Loiterss, We nun hence away.
Yonder breaks The orb Of dAyt
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30

n ne N5y1yirb Carrier u n. fal7owiHg az
eogat Of a NEW ISLAND.
Sept Il, on Pagage from the Cal
lapayos Hand, II The lhip Wareham,
James Gwlnn, mater, inlat. &c, long.
%, difcovered Cnall IGand or heap
of rocks, not laid down in any Of the
charts, aud il is fuPpofed was never
difcovsred before it was about ghree
quarters Of 2 nile il circumference,
and Findings near i il may Re feen
four leagues in clear weather, and makes
IN two hummock,. The Iland was
coversd with fea fowl.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30

IETKEREhS Joanna. my wife, has
Wv, clipped ffon my bed and board, ard
Behaved in a very unbeconing manner, 10
carrying off my hoGle furniture il my abiencc,
and difpo6ug Of ny properly to eoniiderahls
an ount-Thisi Is therefore 10 forbid all pslons
truaing or harbourng her on my account, ~
7 will not pay aRy debt that he may contract
after this darc4 HENRY STARBIRD.
Plesiaaf lIss4fsia Care, Ezsy ~. 1867
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30


A New HOUSE, pieafa7t'v fru-tst 90
n S!ais StrsH (tf appjcd Eft within Tex
weeks Said Houls l. 50 hy AZ, three CORES,
with an additional on. KtcAen anJ Wood
houre : feet n length Tie whole caa he
faiffed in 1iori tic. The modern f4ili;oa
OF tAc Houfe, witt ils co1vcailnces, muR &c
tru.y nieaiing 20 any p-rlon ra1e The iot
OF WIN h il ll2nds y nias rods depth, AID
fron- ir,n 100 10 52o tset, a. may mott
fuit the Pnrchafer. The price viii be AZ he
bills, and credit Tex the gFsa & part, with
interei3. if reqa red.
Likewife 70 be fold, number of
,bole delightful H0UjG Lors- hratsd on
each Gde of STIR aysrt, for part clih. tha re-
mainder long credit
Furgher particulars, inquire e
F0SEeH H. iNG&AHAM. II
Ps,fl4aF Afuy l3 Us,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30
Take Nofice.

FTTHEEEAS The lublcriber I'D fome
w ume ago circulate a report IL At Ebss4
zsr Mie5ok, Of 2runlwick, had hrcken into 4
ilore u lsid Brunlwiek, with fsioniou. inten-
tions and whereas am fully convinced,
that faid reports utterly withour foundation:
hereby declare my forrow for the injury (
have dome fad Ebenezer Nichols, and iacers-
~ and entirely reiraa and recall what have
reported, and hope, ,hat all uaFavorable im
preiEans, which have been made on the pub
lie mind by faid report, may be tofalIy obiit
Grated by this my public recAntation.
WILLIAM WOODsIDE.
Pylefrui1t NV 10, i8cs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30

a Ii perfons who are inc'iued 20 fcnd ihei.
"A children 70 che Portland Academy, arc
reeueGsd 20 call at rhe POI Office, and eater
their nance, with The nuua5er Of children
they wi'ii to'lend, on or 5siosc the sra day
OF July ne-r.
SAMUEL Freeman,
JoaN FeoTHRcHAH, Comsi.tss.
HUca MLELLAN, )
INV "a. 1904,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30
agricultural


Receipts FIR bre.fyvmg 1syrib5 from Tajeds.
Mr.. Printer--T'urnips are 70 frequenv-
ly dearoyed bY fnall Av, which feeds
On them while quite young, that farm.
ers are, il great neafure, deferred
from attempting to cultivate that vAlpa
bic root. The following receipts, to
prevent the ravages cf that deRruaive
infect, having been pubNthed ID Eufope,
be plealed toinlert then. in your Mnle
um, for the beneftof that very ufful
clafs Of citizens, the yeomaury Of iha
country. PaIlIP ScnurlBR.
Reeeiu F:,f.-To quart Of turnip
feed add one ounce Of brlmaone finely
powdered PUT both into bottle, large
enough to afford room to lhake Shea1
well together every day, for four or FIVE
days previous to fowiag, keeping the
bottle well corked'
Rscabt Srcosd. Take fucI, quartisy
Of clover leaves, as when bruaed, will
yield juice fufiicient to cover the tuTnip
feed you intend to fow, il which let IL
foak about twelve h6nrs the next day
mix i with the bruiled leaves and losg
ali together
II turnip feed is flowed while Il rains,
it does not require 70 be narrowed il,
and the young plants ihootfo lvongly,
that they foon gam lsreDsth beyond t.
power Of the fly.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30

THE Stockholders Of Maine Bank,
4 rr hereby notified, that. agreeabiy d
their 4d 1T incorporation. their annual a set
ing for the ch0icc Of Direatr, will he holden
% Mondsy the 6zth DAY q Iane nsxt. At il
O'Clock, A. u. At tae Sank Chsmber.
Ey order Of the Drec0rs
DAVID HALE, Cgsicr.
Ms -, iSo3.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30

The Cou1tef Of Illelhazy, lately .otl
her life, a. Pcterfourg, IN mott melanf
choly manner. In opening phial Eli.
ed with fpirss Of vii.ol, it BURT IN her
hand, and the burning fluid fpread over
her whole body with fueh rapidit7, that
Cha e. pred ia few minutes.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30
Scrats tfons L.ondoa taterl.

a infer in Altonasr lately gave an
entertainment TO fer friends - When
The juice Of the craps had evapoi ated,
he waited % 2 .Tuifies, and begged to
be committed 10 priion on a charge Of
having ,Ob5ss bimflf Of ten aollar5
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30

Though the raEe@ fSl5ioaf ELL prevail,
ia does not appear at they are encour
aged from eoant OF elotking- The eel
eorated CJPrian. Mrs. Potter, boats
an hundred dTelts, but never wears
more in weight than fvs1 oansss at a
tim9.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30

To Tau.es D. H6bAias no. Cayk of r..
Prqprjefors II The -4zise Larabiks Ger
boratioH.
SEYE the fabfcrhers, trocf the Directors
wv eleaed BY faia Poop ietors, hereby re-
cucti you 10 warn a meeting of laid DiseGo-s,
% be holden Al the Chamber over the FoA-
Office en- ruefd2y the thirty -frlt day of May
currcHt At FIVE O'Clock n The afternoon, ~
ch9ofe Ffehdent, and 10 tfaDlaGt Inch huff
nes as rhey fhal Judge PrcPer, eootor ma5!e
70 the powers given to then by tie AT az
incorporation aud the by-aws OF the Pre-.
Prietors. D1tsl A1eT ~. 1903.
SAMUEL FReEWaN.
NooDsURY SrcEaK.
PURSUANT 70 the foregoing application.
do hereby n0tify and wsru che Directors ot
the Maine Turnpike Corporation to meet Al
he time aud place ana for the pn-pof4s a.
aforementioned
J. D. HOPKINS, Clerf ef5e Msi4s Trre
PR C5-Fsra.io-.
pgrh1af. 7otb .Nay. 1854.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30
10 al.

4 Wharf. Store, pare Of a Houfe, Barn
4 and Garden, peslantiy fituAted IL the
Eanerly part Of the town The terms viii be
liberai-ApPlyto ELEAZER CRABTREE,
now On the eniiss.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30

by this ingenious Teafan fill they hive
psruasd The following elegant and APP
pFoFriate eztfaa from tie Cr~zettc oE
the. United States.
y DO the virtues, talents and patriot
ifF1 81 Warrington, of adams. oi Jay
OF Eillwortb, of FiHckney, of King, oc
Ames, Of Pickering, of Hamilton, of
Martial, o.. Of Dexter, fade 10 compa-
Tilon with tnofe whith ale now prelsnr-
ed IN tie perlons Of the Eage of Monsi-
cello, The Genevian Secretary, cr WITH
thole of cur recently appointed Enycv
20 france, thole x! Mr. Zhasles Finck.
ney, or thof. of the Worcester F-~aasr
T" IS tie llIly vaaity, boYi Pesrl-rce,
dilguRi1g prelampIica, sn6 ariit0oraE-
10 prida of chat contraction 81 "A snaas
Randolph, rnors "a be hororei, valued,
and Te!peasd, than ths ezFsRGve knovt-
edge, The compFehsuGve MAD, che diE
eliminating Judgment, the cleav. cleEe
aEd concluire ,Feaioning Ct Gr4woid ;
- the iPlsnstic,e malignaSs, lcowheg
and deiamatorJ S9ilss more art;c, mote
tsrie, more ethlti2l, MOTE terrible in
debate than Bayard IS he lhrsr.
Eptice, dhe fpeTmacei DAWN, 4Ee
gazeoua DoaoE, the igilosiaie d COO,
the halfrealoning Davis and LII. fniFk
inc. biunderngs Cabling Smiths equal
10 him whole wiz and eloquerce coulG
make Z daeb kqifatare ipeak, and
Randolph feHs Is the fat, wadGi;ngs
unwieldy senatorial grtnter 81 f7ce1hss,
borrowed irem tAa presidential fore.
more vivid, more varo-s, more intef-
citing, more convincing tAzE Ihe rheE1.
.ic of Morris. l. the dpil muddy a..
Iete,ious harangues Of Hraakanridgc
comparable @ Tie deep. cissrs suli and
reijtlels arguments Of Irscgs oT POS ;
IS the lrolsy, The babbi,ng, Toe mono
toucus, the lhspelels, tie r.Fn-lels nfta-
ngs chat proceed frar 2 wright. Eo -
weighed again1 lhe iut o5isryarcaz
and lnund fsnte of honet Howard
LAS che protest Secretary " Ssaie
more energy of charatlaTY more kno sl
edge OF mens more intoImaana rtls-
i've 70 ioyeign naJipnss nore oorr56r
views OF The iaterta cf Fis couatrT
..than the man uPan whom malice sli
den ccracy and power haEe enP.ied tr.
walls a their wrath Eas ale preis
Secretary Of the Treaf1rr more 6aan-
F! cial Kill, more extenfFe Oh Minute ac-
qu1lltaEce With ne yar.caa cbie9s G4I-
ceptbNe Of impoQs q tlperios fscutv ~
ecaalhe taxes, aud to render them a.
| gents n promoting tae gems II laafy
aud wealth Of the country, team las
been evinced1 Sin the adnioistra-iou of
F4amilton oT Wol1ott Has TIE prefenl
Secretary War " rors ~ I.is tlsn.s,
kRowledge and genius, Tor var nioil.
ter, than Mr. MsHenry Has Nr,
Smith diicoversd more. ab.1itY anil IL.
formation, neceliaiY Tor well c1ndyGiag
he navA. department., Than Mr.. Sod
dart 20
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30

A few days luce, a man threw him
felf from the top Of the gate Of St. Den-
MS, At Paris, Oh the pavement 81 tire
Bouteyards. The moment be was
going to throw himfelf off, he called
Cut 70 the people who were pAding--
+" Take care, my friends, for do not
wiih to hurt you" He killed on
the f2or.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30
Wanted 10 Purcharc,

90 Deck Knees, and 6ooo Trunnales,
for which a generous price viii be given---
Inquire as above. PvR-aj, lsay 0.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30

= work IS jua publithej, entitled
n jFetlb Of zoe d-aosaiaafions into 4vbie5
~ Griffin qyarld Il. diviaed," giving an
impartial account 81 the
Athei9s, T-ws,
DeiAs. Chinefe Religion,
Pagans, Chrit.ans,
Tbe6philanthropia' Mahometans.
Ay5. tls Jsilotyi7g Cbr5qiaa Ssa,
Anunomians, New Amer. z,
Arians, Neeetii mans,
Aruinians, NonjaTors,
BaPlias, PedobapuGs,
Ba,rcrians, Proteltants,
Bfown.Gs, Protect Dfchiers,
Cz.vsri'ts, PredeRinarians,
Dsaruaionias, Quakers.
Donkers, R-formess,
Eng PrelbyteriaEs, Refugees,
Epilc P5ii4ns, Relief,
rth Monarchy Men, Roman Cathci.cs,
Greek Church, Sabellisus,
EEgorots, Saobatarans,
Hu,ckinfnianc, SAodenaqiausy
Independents, cotsPrebyterians
Jumpers Secsders,
Lu'herisns, Shakers,
Matsrialias, Socinans,
Alil-oariaus, Sublapfariane,
Mo-aviArs, Subralapf4rians,
AuggletoniSrs, Swedenborgians,
Mt,rs, Trinigatians,
Meho3 ifs, Univerfalias,
New Methoj:as, Wtckliifites.
GLosao7 tgf
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Frsa W. saism Z -:t'e

--- 80 ssr -1r
Frs# as saisaa -:sfe.
The Chreaicle Is angry E.th mr..
King, our miniaer at Londof, fer nor
celebrating the iasagural d4y Of Mr..
JsfEerion, who 70 genero.ls oo0tinn.
ed him in off e'--terlarea ATS opinion.
mat MIR ! Eerfon houli more folly
luppoit lis friends" and 70 ke a more
thorough fwecp of che federali3s tom
Office '.ly is full TINE that The Pisii-
dent fhould di3inguiLh betmeea bisf5ia-
eioas and bis EaesTe t5aa4s, Sc. &c FTP
luch is The languages held ~ one -os eur
mof pauiolic papers No iongsf
the Prsfdsnt TO confiaar the inierelt-gf
his country, bot his own irEeIea. III Gill;
ing the public offices as ssPsst ~
the people, what right has Mr. s9srlan
70 be "gsaerszf" e Mr. King, orto any
el{e And as a real friend to bis
country, what was it 10 Mt. King
Whole preiidencT hs was atSiry under
If he had certain duties fo perfoi r.,
aud did p-rtorm them 70. ghs advantage
OF the country is not thai all thar the
peoples CIT Seyvaat hai tight to ~
mand Is il gsaysfty, ia Mr. Jefferl-n
nat to have recalled Mr.. King, v ho
was fa'thfully fulai.i- / TIE etjtd q
bis ralion, when iEHv 7u,l haye inter.
Frupted important negcsiatIcns, which
mo one could have w2nlged a. vel A.
he, and put the countEy to the egp-Rie
.of GOO doisss ousEt irr z fur ~aor
We ara free 10 1s1lsre laws tbs
Chrcnicle) thai lalsks h.r. JeEsafoa
more fully fupporAs bis fiisnJs, and
no longer gives k3 fBtEgs,' e.. ~
Preliden, OF lhc Unitea States Mr.
JeHerien cugar 10 knew To PerlnnaI
friends oT enemies. hfe they .rien1s
or enemies 20 the cenpt-y, nor La Els
lhould be his qnehi0n, wteA lc ap,
p8iats 70 Offices With r-ipsa ~ MI.
King, however II il 20 be rouis5grsa, y.
thag re never has diiinguihed any
cay, hlcs he has been ia EnelsnG,
10 honor q mr. JeF1flon's RI dscFa,rs /;
and that therefore i wcu.3 have bgea
rhe height Of iycoPhsncy 10 have Lone
10 IN honor Of Mr.. I,E=gIoa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-30

AAOAAN i@OLSs
Tor SALE, a number 81 HOUSE LOTS
= G'uated IA pieaisrt part Of ne town,
and commanding good prclneel q che hsr-
hour an4 adjacent ooungry. They wilt be
foid very reaionably. and terms Of payment
made eaiy 70 the purcbafer
Apply TO WALTER HATCH.
-
fJ5, f5r Eae as s5ovs,
A quantity of Noyalcotia LIME,
warranted Of the 6rl quality.
PsyfLga{, hSr " IS.
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@trsusnp

4 work IS jua publithej, entitled
" n JEefab Of zoe dsaaniaafiors int zvbiel
u. Griffin qyarld Il. dipiaed," giving ar
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-24

a Grocery S50Te m F'75Nee 7I7Sez,
Next door TO DR.. Dicks,
'46sre be iufrnas kerpixg 4 gen<,al aDorfweufef
esuaiae 0rtielfs in ibGt lins, and rszo oGsts tsy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-24
FOR SALE.


By virtus IF a DEED Of 71gG executed
BY Hcayy Ire 70 tbs lbleribey, FIR /eeanug
ds6tdus j1rom Iaid Heny LIE, TO Nm. Lid.
qoeg Lee, asv4led, rte 5olloqoug fraas eJ
Land qoiH be
Sold at public Auction,
far ready ma1ey, at The hme' md 9leres keyr.
after meatioued, thu Il to .lay:
One TraG containing $500 acres
called Hollis's Matlh, lying in the county of
Wefmore,and, adjoining the Stafford eaaie, and
bordering on the Potomac river.
One other Tra6t containing roo
acres lying in the county Of Fairfax, at the mouth,
Of Difficult run, on the welt Gde thereof and
bounded by the Potomac river at'he G,cat Falls.
One other tract containing 1000
acres, together with moiety Of aMlLL, lying
in Frederick county, where the faid tract is called
and known by the name Bufaloe Marfh.
TheGc tracts will be iold on the REFLECTIVE pre-.
miles: The n on the zs.h OF ScptembcrF; the
I'd on the 9th Of October, and the cd on the
18th of O6fohcr next.
The above tracts will be laid of and fold in
naler parcels, if the title papers can be obtained
IN tine to enable the fuoicriber to have them
divided.
Bslarcd Wajasagton;
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0n TUESDAY,,

On 4 GGSLAf,
n 10 ..eiscs, syil} Be said AZ sbs TtsaHe Stare,
eolnin hogIheads and barrels.
frsrch Brandy il pipes,
{ Gin in pipes and bis.
Whlkey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugsrin hhds. tiesces and bis.
CoAce 10 tisrcss and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raiinsin kegs, boxes and Jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware 10 crates,
FURNITURE, sc.
A ua77ety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coaungs,
Ke,leymcres, DofHls,
Plains and Kesfeys.
Nego Cotsons, Setges,
Elaeicks, blue Ffiszes,
Calimancoes aud Ruilcls,
Yarn Stockings
Chntzcs and Calicocs,
Itilh Lincns, Sileia do.
Clnaburgs ana TickisabaFgs,
Mullins and Muffin I5and'ls,
Ird;a Mullins and Table CloIEs
Bandanna Hanakeychiets,
Coloarcd Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
q MhPSTEIJER
September 20.
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f9ubIts sale

On Nedhelazy tie RIB Of O.7o6tr. 1903. ytaiv,
if MT The next fir dry, 4o,R be ./olG at fa6lic
SAX, to The digb<st 5jdaer, AT Relpberry Piaia.
The Dazzling of tbe Iats StlbbensI. Agt5a, Ell.
SUNDRY SLAVES.
conGGing Of likely and valuabIc Men, Wo-
men and Children, fundry IIorfes, Cattle, Mules
and Afes. The terms of fale will be; for all
fums over ten dollars nine roonths credit will be
given upon the Purchafer's giving bend ard ap-
PROVED fecurity for all fums undss ten dollass,
10 the whole by enc pafchaier the calf, mutt be
paid. Any claim aga,na The late S. f. Mafcn
previouAy fhewn 10 and admitted by the Execu
tor as jaf, viii be received in payment for arti-
Giles 70 bid for sad in the things pcrchsfed pro-
per diicouDt made from The fun bid TO make the
payment equal TO Cafil.
JOHN T. MASON, Executor
ofS. Z. MASON.
ALL perfons having any claims againlt the late
Stephens I. Malon, Eiq. are deGrcd TO bring
them in to the iubicr,ber living in George
Town, TO Major AtmRead Long, living in
Leehurg, to Aimhead I. Malon tie ION of the
deceafed, reiiding at bis late dwelling, OR to a.
blaham B. Z. Ma(on, living in Losioun County,
properly ard legally authenticated, that mea-
fnres may be taken fer the adjuameut thereof.
The fubicriber viii f- one thoufapd acres Of
land Gtuate near Little River in Loudoun Coun-
ty, ii being the land lately purcha{ed by the de-
eeaied S. /. Mx(on Of James Mercer's repre-
Gcntatives The lard is OF good quality, more
than two thirds OF it uoelearcd and heavily tim.
bered. The terms viii be made to flit purchafers,
and claims againlf the deceafed's property althen
tcated and admitted to be jua Will be received in
payinentby
JOHN t. MASON,
Ex.sfS. e. Mas,n.
Sept. s. ec4w
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For SUE,
September 2r.

A hand(ome FARM,
Three miles from A!sxandria, partly lying on the
main road that leads to Colchefter, containing
one hundred and twenty FIVE acres, bandiofneiy
improved. and pleaianrly ftuated on The pre-
mites are neat dwelling houEe, kitchen 3D.
ioining, dairy, an excellent we'll of water, AMI
barn 60 feet long, together with general coasc-
tion Of choice fruit trees. The Gtualon as COON
try feat is well adapted for ihe rcGdenec ct any
perfon who may buy il, and vii! be fold on mods
rate terms BY the proprietor.
THos. RICHARDS.
Sept. E. d