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sRH7san Literary and Scientific haitmions

Ra5san Literary and Scientific LaAitmions.
According to new plan prefented by
the commfion Of public inltitltions, uni
vefGties will be eftablifhed in the Ruilian
empire not only at Peterfburgh, Mofcow,
and Dcrpat,. but likewile in two or three
other large towns, and they will be pla-
ccd on the fame footing as tho(e Of Ger
many. There are alto to be colleges in
every town and government, and fchools
in all the lmaller towns and villages. The
new unworthy, Of Dorpat continues to
draw the attention of government. The
emperor intends to employ every ponible
method to render it as extenfvely ufeful
as Pohble. He has this year aligned
10000 rdbles, and 5000 for each fuc.
ceeding year towards the augmentation of
its library. The falaries Of the protectors
which were fixed at 1900 rubles have been
increafed to 1000 and each of them has
received promife that an annuity Of 1000
fhall in cafe of his deceafe be granted to
his widow.
The academy Of arts at Petersburg has
finally obtained of the emperor grant OF
lac, 900 rubles per annum it had hitherto
received only $4,000. On the, asth of
December public meeting was held in
which gold and iilver medals were diltri-
buted among thofe members who had diff
inguifhed thenlelves BY their works. :.
!. A rich Kufian private individual at
Mofcow, MIR. Paul Won Dinifdora, hasre-
quelfed leave of the emperor to give TO-
wards the fuppoft Of the uniyerfties and
academies, 100000 rix dollars, and the
revenues of 5000 :peaiants, which hall
be bequeathed to the pniverlities. This
patriot declares in his letter to the en- peror
that he thinks it the duty Of every perfon
Of property, to follow by voluntary con-
tributions, the example of monarch who
does 70 much for the education and ac-.
complement of:he national youth
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gcd to open at the infant, all the vents of
the balloon. Such was the watt expan-
iion of tho inAammabIe air, that inued
with violent and whiting, noife from
thefe apertures, 70 that MIR. 3. apprehend
ed an explolion would take place.
AT this height the Alcohol began TO fer
ment, atd either TO quit its liquid form to
annme an elafic one. Mr.. B. collected
Tome OF the air of this region, which has
been lubjeeeed to various experiments, but
we are not clearly informed ofiss proper
ties.---EneyeiGpe4idn Mag.
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1UST RECEIVED.
VDSI RELEIVED,
From DR.. CHuRcH's Dis6ensa,.y Neto-1ork, and fo,
sale ar ibis Printing Office, a tJes5 supply
Of tbe JollO'Oiag
Patent Medicines

cHURcH'S COUGH DROPS,
a medicine unequal'edb by any the world, for the
cure ofcoughs, colds, ssthmas & consumptions.
PATIRosA LozEEGES,
For the voice, hoarseness, colds, coughs, &C. &c.
CHEMICAL ESSENCE IND EXTRACT OF
MUSTARD,
For the cure of the rheumatism, govt, rheumatic
govt, palsy, white swelling, chblains, &c.
ANoDrNE ESSENCE, |or the hcad-ache,
VOLATILE qIEcTURE, for the toofh.ache.
rue BOTANICAL TEA.
INFhLLIBLE GERMAN CORN PLAISTER,
For the cure of corns.
cHORcH's ATHLETIC FEMALE PILLS.
scoTCH OINTMENT,
Cures the most inveterate itch in four hours with
out Mercury.
Ere SALTB, /Dr all disorders offhe eyes.
Av7IScoRBU7Ic TIYcTURx,
FOR the teeth, breath, and scuryy in the gum
ESSENCE or ScURVT-GRASS,
For preventing and curing the sea 8. land scurvy.
gERMJFUCg LOzENCES,
Fordestroying worms ia children & grownpsrsons.
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For the cure Of all kinds of Fits.
coRDTAL RgSTORATIVB BALSA6T,
For nervous disorders, debility, inward weakness,
&c. &c.
VEGETABLB LOTION,
For the face and skin, freckles sun burns, prickly
heat, ring worms, letters, &c. &c.
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For the cure of malignant and bilious fevers dys-
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morbus, gravel, indigestion, loss ofappeti,e. and
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For the cure of scugvy, cutaueous disorders, the
venereal disease, &c.
HOOpER'e ETTNJg pTTTc
ESSENCE or PEPPER MINT.
ALSO,
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Containing plain and easy directions for the spec
dy and eHe 3ual cure Of that disease in both sex.
es whereby any person may cure themselves a
small expense--price half dollar.
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l.. Joseph & Co.

ETuRN thanks 10 their friends and cu.-
IN toners for he very liberal encouragement,
they have received, and flatter themselves that
by their puneiua attention business, and cheap
ness OF their go Us, to merit a continuance.
lhey INFORM their customers and the pl.,l,c,
that tl'eir store will not BE- opened on the 20:h.
2ls' and 22d-and 9th, 23ih, and 29th instant,
lit being their uniform practice 10 do no busi
ness on days ordained BY the Mosaic Law TO be
holy
Richmond, September 10, 1s04
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Notice.

a IL Persons indebted TO the estate of ToHv
ERuNsilIIi., deceased. late Of Amelia coun
~ are REQUESTED TO pay ths,e respective accounts
: he subscriber inmediateiy---And those having
s-f"ands against the said estate are desired to
br"tcIn their accounts properly authenticated for
settlement 1t IS requested tax tie Iegatees of
nc - brunsAi'i viii come forward and proceed
agreeable TO law. a. aipstt'ie subscriber in order
that distribution of MS estate may take rlace
as he subscriber is very DESTROYS TO settle his adj
'ninistration on the said estate before the first
day ofJanuary. 1905.
RICHARD BOOKER, Admir-.
Cumberland, august 27. 1904. Wit.
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fhree seeks &c tincs) and for eucrv aa.I-
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earnestly soiicits all those who may have any de.
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them known, as he wishes to discharge all his
debts before he leaves this stale.
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aiken UP by Rob't. MinlS

at Buck Ei. ON the Turnpike road, about mile
from Manchester. a dark bay HORSE. four feet
ten inches high, supposed to be eight. years old.
branded on the near shoulder, bur the brand CANE
De well ascertained, small black SPOT a little ne
low the brand, shod before, hanging name and
switch taii-aPpraiSed 70 20 dolls June Cd 1907.
Copy-Teste, vs..
tn: WArKINS.
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AN GRAFTON

DeTtoerca ct tie celebration Of Ame-
,tcaa independence at Frankfort,
a. on the nth Of July, 1904.
By HARRY TOUI.MIN.
oe''s'a'J to tie Commonwealth Of Kes,ucky.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
FOR SALE,
a TRACT OF LAND

irgar:y the property Of Than Keth, ging IN
INC esunty Of FaeqaieF, adjoining the merchant
ral la,slv parchsfsa Of Nathan Mathew BY Hem
~ d. FEoe, containing bg deed $50 acres, about
EIGHT maes fromthc CocFt Houfr, and is tho't
by good Judges, IN point Of fertility, inferior 10
no land intae county it's well watered, abounds
in fne low grounds has on ita tolerablc dwell.
liog hUufe, . fmall orehasd, afaficicnSy Of Kim
bsr and lass well.
AIfo, one other TraG, about ten
miles asoxe tie Court Eo,fe, containing abou,
500 acres; living uEon CATERS Run, near the
main read leading TO Ns'inchetler. This land is
well wasered, has many advantages attached 70
Il; Iueh as country mills, &c~-sbout oae half
in woods, and is cop6aesed as exceHent for crops
Ing, being 6nc Cor either waras, corn O tobacco.
j.. Aihton.
YauquierC Cont H0ufe,
EsO. al. d4w
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third-that to whatever they sho,da
scribe as my duty, would cheerful,
form; or, that Doctor Rose shoaIa9
libertyto publish my letter of the 18Th :.
tanning tie facts, with such remarKs =
might consider advantageous to b;s
make; or, if n gentleman would
that he understood more from me. o. IN
ferently from what that letter contain, I
would correct the error, and satisfy the :,
lie fully ON that score, and | requested a. A.
Smith to communicate to DR.. Rose
reasons for refusing to sign the paper,
gethcr with these several propositions :,
an accommodation. To all which he i
jected, stating that he merely felt hinst
bound to acquaint Dir. Rose with my ~,
sal to sign the paper in question, and ts
[ should hear from Dir. Rose through h.
in the morning, adding that he hoped J,
supposed | was willing 1t should be kent !,
secret-whether the Doctor was really !
riousas to this injunction, under aIlthe c,
cumstances Of publicity on the part OF Ii
friend, which will presently appear, can
not pretend to ascertain. At II o'cos
the following morning, Doctor Smith call
ed at my house, andpresented me with d
following CHALLENGE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
The SubGrlder

IHe SN6jcYl0fr
Tssrcmovcdhis VENDUESTORE
from the corner Of King and Union
ftrcets, TO the fore adjoining Melirs
Henry X. Ma9, e Co. on the South
iidc of King areet.
THOMAS PATTEN.
January go. q
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Ms. 5no7vdeu,SIR,

"A publication inyouFpaper ofthe Esd
Instant, signed Henry Rose, conapels me
to appear again in the public prints not Tor
the purpose Of calling Doctor Rose 4
false, malicious and scandalous traduccr,
(epithets which may nevertheless everltu-
ally recoil on:their auther) but with an ho-
nest view of giving to my fellow citizens,
as well as the pubic at large, such a state
ment Of facts as may enable them to judge
with what force these %approbrlous terms
apply to me, on the score ofthe transaction
in question, andhow far my exertlons to
enable the Doctor to Observation-Disclosures
his recent difficulties have merited such a.
buse.
On Saturday the 18th instant, Doctor
Rose called on me with a paper OF which
the following is a copy, ~purporting 70 be a
communication from Mr.. George Wise,
and demanded whether or not, had stat
ed what was therein contained.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
No. II.

1sxdndri;a, 18Th Fe6. 1904.
D0ct0r Henry Rose,
SIR,
IN conformity with my promise, ] here send
YOU a statement of what passed in my house the
evening you and Colonel Psyton were there. for
the purpose Of getting back the letter you had
given the Committee, relative TO the misundcr.
standing about the bill then pending before Con-
gr-ss, relating to the Cooperation Of Alexandra,
and which, IS what ! stated TO sundry gentlemen.
the following day.
That on my refusing 70 give up the letter on
behalfof the Committee, you became irritable,
and made use Of an approbrious term on which
Il remarked, ny house projected any gentleman
that came into il, and that | had not been accus-
toned 10 receive such language that / was sor-
Try Doctor Rose bad no more respect for my lady.
sOn which / stated Doctor Rose had made a very
proper apology. AS il respects my answer TO
your appeal TO me What / would do with th,
letter, if I acted altogether on my own beha.f,l
believe my answer TO have been I" that Nj.
Eppes had stated on tile floor of Congress thai
which | thought incorrect, and in which ! was
implicated, and thar | should take the shortess,
mode of correcting the error.
JACOB HOFFMAN.
The Doctor called again on the following,
day, and declared himself not satisfied with
the statement had furnished, and observ-
ed that | had not gone so far as he wished,
~ NXL<-. ~-1~1l l:A. = - .,~
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II A4NE%#He
Mr.. George Wife fates, thst Mr.. Hoffman, IN
q converfation with him, and fone others, obferv-
ed that DR.. Rcfc, in company with Cox Pry-
ten, had called upon him (Mr. HciFnar) to ger
the letter which he bad obtained from the Doe.
Tor fome time before, refac6ing the mifunderstand-
ing about a bill, then pending before Coagsess
relating 10 tic Corporation, that Mr.. Hcfnan1
~ reply, told The DR.. lie acted snot apRn ais own
account alone, but on behalf Of tbs committee,
and did not give the letter, that the Doctor rhen
aked him, if he had acted entirely for h%;lnfetf,
whether be would have returped the letter, thar
Mr.. Hoffman replied, that be lhouId do with the
letter what he tMf. Hafnln1 thougbt proper
upon this, that the Doctor had ufei appfooioas
Isng uage, and that Mr.. Hoffman, informed him,
that his houfe was always al afvian, bur thar
notwithstanding, he housd not of meaning the
b aor) any improper language in his hduf5 ugon
which the Doctor bcggs d Nj. Hofman's pardon.
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lm;ted only by the duration Of democratic

lnited only Dy tiie Gu slioli - =
would call the attention Of the Amerl-
cans to such rulers assthese. lwould re-
Quest an examination of the claims which
they make to the character OF exclusive pa
triots. and statesmen o.. pre-eminent ablll-
ties. Iwouli loudly demand an instance
of that economy with which we were TO be
favoured, and would request that the tul-
filment OF all til. boosted professions which
were fyiyen US, Of abuses renaedled, OF re-
sources created of superior wisdom In
council, and resolution in action, might be
& fully displayed. II the result Of these IN
ouirles should llead, II an impression favor
able. to the officers otgoyerament, tie con-
fdenee Of every good man would Dc cen
tered in their talents and Their virtues
If. on.ihe other hand, We s!foafsl tlnti then
gpatriotis.n to be tinsincere, five should ard
their talents to be beneath iaetiocfity, their
theories ruinous and absurd, and their prac-
tees such as one would loSk for IN n.f
guided by such visions; am sure that the
feelings Of Americans wouid be reused,
that they would resent wilhindignation the
abuses Of power, delegated to the heads OF
government BY the constitution and that
they would be awakened TO vengeance,
when they bcheld usarPasioasol athorlt,y,
dangerous as prsced2nts fatai, in their et-
fects, and defogatory 70 that Split with
which the people should ever support the
dignity of thsir acknowledged sovereign
. ty.
{! .khilGDIOCSs
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FROM FRANCE.
BOSTON, April s.

BOSIJN, EPrH o. i.
.csp.ain Swan, who failed from biyoa' .s
fFe.ace) Feb. 49, favored US with the i'l'0S ~
letter, which he received from the ofoS'f '''
treyious 10 falling: :. p.s,,,..
Lz;ea1, Maubourg, the Prince OF rea;e' ok n:.6..
Ne !! Biff,sps, Arch5ifh ,ps and Others. var :.
sue and G.ors-s were to have aG'HI'a -.
isizsd ,hc Firit Confal. Moreaa @ls 70 'r n
filmed The command. B1t ais koavery IS Wv y,
covered. We are alfred Pichcgfus IS tSh..d
Il is faid the gates of The Ihu!lercs were l.l ~,
and powder I'D been Introduced iaso tDS ."
in u:oe caiks'' :. ar
By tbs .sbovs les;cr il APPEARS new p''' :
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SALEM, April E.
sbis Nequs faru;3td ty captain T4e1e,, fF'S

l6ragnG.
Left A, Corunna, Feb. q. Snip London rae
ket. William HURT, mater, bound TO fferrOl'
and from thence TO Baltimore +; lhip Sally, Ad'i"si
OF Baltimore, last from Libon, cargo d.'chafs
INC. was bound to Coorto, but put IN IN oil,
,rsi., cargo corn; big Rover. Jtfy,, of SaIt e
from B ,ltim3re, under quarantine I'LL the l0a
March; ichooner May Flower, Boran' iron
Alexandria, had left one nan, was under q' o.
rantine for 60 days from the 78th FEB. DIG
Two Friends, Null, Of and from Baltimofr, p @,
in in diarefs, cargo molly d.maged, ard ven
condemned brig Lydia, Bodcn, ofs.Iem, . u,
from Fer | the 18th inf. for the lie OF Nay
for G.s, and from thence TO go to Salem or B'l.
ion-The lhip Baltimore arrived at Lib N la''
as,h from Baltimore, not likely TO tel 'ne'e-
sbis Richmond, from Philadelph !. had a'l9 ~
rived al Llbop, Schoonsr Joanna, rea', n ,e
from Comma for Lif5on January - IN 0al,aA'
Market, Dry, Fab 9. dis Flour 81 60 10 doi''
/ dian Corn 4 Beet IS dolls.
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PUBLIC SALE.
April II.

In purfuance of a Decree Of the
Honorable the United States Court Of the Diff
.trie of Columbis for the ccunsy OF Alsxan-
dsia, will be fold at public aaie, on tbe pre-
mifss,. for seasy money, on Wednesday the
l6sh May nexf,
One Lot Of Ground
on the eaR ofWstcr Greet in the town Of Alex.
audria, containing A feet !. inches on Water
.itrest, aad u fee, deep parallel with Prince
irees, and binding on Wales's a'ley. AhO,
ONE ANNUITY
of &c dollars per annum. payabls hall ycaTsy
aar,fsag our OF piece OF ground on Royal areet,
on whieh there Is a two forv frame houfe, roy
in the occupation of Mr.. Jamcs Scott.
The shove property is fold 20 fa.issy debt
ue.from. Robert Meais 80 the eaase of Edward
,Denesle, dcceaied.
ohm c. Herbert
Jacob Hoffman, ComSrs.
ames 81. Hooe,
s. April IS.
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TO BE SOLD,

FIFTY TWO ACRES LAMB,
with dwelling honls shsfeen, nsaf Capt. leo.
.S,scum,s farm, about three siites IRON lows.
There is an excellent gardan 81 tssss srecs' S'V~
.,s Sc. ard about ten acres OF meadow 80
d,r fence. the remaindcr 10 wood. IL will sitsasf
be fold for caih or fhort pay nents, or osf'eise'
or dry goods. 1850 p.rrrN
Mashas.
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sisss 9pss''oass;e a s.sFs = negative. ..
bcil,g asked tessPeaiTg ! & urge objsa he M
seen, h. solsm6'y declared, TIA, sc was rerda :.
any time TO make. oath to whag \. had ,t,,.i
ard that he firmly believed Il. bid sen pbo,.
He detailed every ihitg 10 e art as b e,,' :.
possible to what is inserted uu,.et his own ,;ao.
.tufe.
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publtr aale.
On the 10th inf. at II o'clock viii b.
fold on tl,e prcrniles,

On the 26th lnit. at II o CLOCK VIII DC
fold on tie prcmiles,
A LOT OF GROUND,
ituate on Cameron Street near the Powder Honie,
in f-cn, 1s7 feet, and in depth 176 feet, hand
lonely fenced. The above Lot is laid On IS
garden, and in a high fate Of cultivation, fob
jeA to rert of Twenty Pounds.
Ind at d o clock in the afternoon will
be lqid on tie premiles, near
Gamer Run,
A handfome Country Retreat,
late the reGdence of Thos. Richards, containing
One HUNDRED and Twenty Five Acres. The
Improvements are a neat Dwelling, Kitchen,
Smoke House, Barn, &c. and well of excelisnf
water, an orchard of choice fruit, coniaing OF
pairs, peeches, apples, cherries, Is. The above
Farm commands handlome prolpea of the town
of Alexandra, and riyer Potomac. Il will be
iold entire or laid of in fmaller Lots TO fnis Fur
ehales,. Terms will be made kaown at the
place of fale.
Philip G. Marlteller.
April II.
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BELFAST, March 8.

The Iah f'her'es are Carried Aon At pref.n.
to an extent never before known near he hon.
Of this kingdom, particularly on, the w.ae,a
coats in general, where the ft ein fouls :.
lhoa's equal to what are Teen on he coats q
Scotland ana tie ,Hebrldcs Of Wea.in H.
even on cur eaitafn aid Flu hcrn coats, II.
bu1.s and boats employed il what q caI.e, ~
White iilhzfles, are IL threelold proportion 10
What they had been few Yeas dacc.
Official.
(F'om the G;b5nEts Chronicle Of Feb.
" IN conference: e. ii: refuf4l exasr,.ac.g
BY NJ. Faicod, on his return TO AlSiers. n.
following notice is here publ:fhed By suthorty
" ria5.y, al Sea in fe, 1904
IS The Dsy Of Algicrs havtag refuftd 70 Re.
ceive the BriIifh Confal. all nlps afs cautior..
TO beware h-.s they apnoach The COATS Of Al.
gers, or permit lheaa-fyes TO DC BEARDED by ii.
AIgeriae cs'i'zefs.
lSigaea)
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NELSON and BRON1q.

A private letter from P,fis, of ,a- date d
Feb. Il, is made to fate as fellow
f" Il Is laid that the military ictIion Of tb3,
Council OF fate has, by orders, t4.d bctafs. the
F,a Corfu, and obtained bis apprsh.tiou, easb
Ding a ccers OF body guards, confaiqg Of 400,
IF @n5n, eash mao is IL have I'll. rank Of car,
tair, aud th:t Off ers that of majors colonesIs
generals. They arc 20 be nearly on the fame
footing ne king : former gard &c cop, and are
10 do The fame duty B.hIes ,hsf: twenty four
faees are TO be attached to the Fr& Con.,l,
ard wait on h;m5 and twelve are to gtna3
Msdam2 Boraparts thcie stc-to be ch0len CON
YOUTHS not more tb2a fifteen and arc tob.
chiIdren 0. the members of-the Legion of Ho.
nouf.
(" Not oniy lie camp equipsge of Bonsparis
has for rho fx!h time face the prcltnt war taken
tie road 10 tht COAT but thar Of General Tunos
add ali she o.hcf generals Of The army of England,
and fent 20 tn: fare drainasion. Even two aid.
dttangs q Berh.es. sith histquiP4ge, have left
T. ~, w!,ich has not been the cafe i0ce hoflli
sies negan. Report Jays, that they ar: ordered
TO Bfclt, ADD not to B 1ulogse and that wbea.
ever B,aaoartc f.ts our for the iastcr place,
Bs-rh:er goes - the former, and is appointed by
t,,sEish Gonis', captain general over Ireland.
Il has been denorffatta that orr of narrow
has bour Ike hat of B uiogne, 8,naparte's %,
ta!a cannot ilIle wiihaay greater ip.ed than 10
re rs,ic Of one ysfcl per mi0us; 70 that TO ges
Gve 5und9ed ataels merely out OF port would re.
cuire 8 hours and forty minutes; bot as B1ulognc
IS a dry harbour, and ytd.ls cannot boat 10 It
more t9aa four hours in each tide, follows, that
two tides or lixtcen hours at leaf will be requ fl:
TO bring cut 40 veR,-:ls How sas Bdtilh lquld.
rons are to be employed in I'll: mean time, The
enemy feel much better than We can d:icrib".
PAS opinion chat fhs 'nvah'n will tsk'pla's
in about Ave weeks, iaeess the idea OF many that \
the Gallo Depot is waiting for the effect OF the
ufual violence of the cqpinoxis! gales.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-16
Public Sale.

On the 10Th inf. will be fold on the
premiles. Union Street,
"a quantity OF BRICK &STONE
TIE remains OF the Union Taysrn, the property
lot she LATE WIN. Hunter.
Philip G. Maraellef.
April II.
publtr ssaEe.
Eihe 10TH day of April, will be fofe
on the pennies,
"a tzoo Jtoyy franz Houte1Gnd Iot
Of Gapa1l1,
sin fee Gnpl-, welsfi,ei up tor grocery sfors,
large dry cellar. the Rand is &c ,al 70 any
on the 2seet, finased on tie eaf iide OF Uaion
Street, and the ioaihfidc of Base Street frol1iog
on Union z 3 feet J inches, and IN deptb'S7 feet.
Terms-on fourth of the. purchae in hand, The
balance en- credit Of Fix, nine and twelve
months.
Philip 6. Marfeller.
Arv;i
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-16
L9ublie Hale.

On Friday the Goth init. will be fold
at the Vendus Store at ac.cdis OF 90 and 90
days,
20 crates Queens Ware, handlome-
~ saorted, -
II crates Stone Ware,
9 boxes Window GiAfs, 7 b 9,
90 boxes Pipes.
Anr.l =,