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The public mind being extremely agi.
tated by the melancholy fate Of that
great man, ALExAkpER HAMILron, !
have thought it would be grateful 70 my
fellow citizens, would provide against
misrepresentation, and, perhaps, be con-
ducive to the advancement ofthe> cause
Of Religion, were togiye 4 narrative Of
some facts which have fallen under my
own observation, during the time which
elapsed between the fatal duel and his de.
parture out Of this world. 49, -
Yesterday morning, Immediately af-
ter he was brought from Hoboken to the
house Of MIR. Bayard, at Greenwich, q
message was sent informing me Of the
sad event, accompanied by request
from General Hamilton, that I would
come 10 him for the purpose Of adminis-
.tering the holy communion. l went;
but being desirous to afford time for &c.
rious reflection, and conceiying that I'm.
der existing Circumstances, it would BE-
right and proper 10 avoid every appear.
anee Of Preeipitaney in performing one
OF the most solemn olices Of our rrligi.
on, I did not then comply with he de.
. sire. At one O'Clock I was again called
on to visit him. Upon my entt ring the
room and approaching his bed, with the
utmostealmness and eomposure, he said.
My dear Sir, you perceive my unfor.
tunate situation, and no doubt have been
made acquainted withthe circumstances
which led 70 Il. II l. my desire 10 re.
eeive the communion Il your hands, I
hope you will not conceive there ID any
improperly in my request" He added,
It has for some time past been the wish
Of my heart, and It was my intention 10
take an early opportunity Of uniting my
selfto the church, by the reception Of
that holy ordinance" + observed to him,
that he must be very sensible Of the de.
licate and trying situation in which Twas
then placed: that however DESTROYS I
might be TO afford consolation 10 afelIoR
mortal in distress still, il was my duty,
as . minister ofthe gospel. 70 hold Up
the law Of God los paramount 70 all other
law and that, therefore, under the in.
anenee Of such sentiments, must une-
quivocaiiy condemn the practice which
had brought him to his present unhappy
condition. He acknowledged the pro.
priety Of these sentiments, and declared
that he viewed the late transaction with
sorrow and contrition. / then asked
him, Should il please God to restore
yon 70 health, Sir, viii you never be ..
gain engaged In . similar transaction
and will you employ oil your influence il
society . circumference this barBarosa
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-27
KNOW YE NOTTHAT THERE
IS A. GREAT MAN, FALLEN
THIS DAY IN ISRAELI ~ L.

. Upon opening che GeneraPs Win,
there tuas found enclosed in il a letter u
his witT, sUrifien on -she eth insf. IN
which he tells her, that he had endeo-.
voured, By al possible means, 20 avoid
tbs duel, but that he found il isspsssiblt,
unless By acting IN manner, which
.UouM justly ts.1sit her esteerA That
he should sertaialv GA, and she shsald
receive that letter, etier his death. Hs
begs her jorgfpensss for being the cause
d 50 much pain u her, andesrnestly en-.
treats her 70 bear hersey up under ahaS
load d grief, With sUhich she svouA b
oeer.uhelmsd, placing frm reliance %
q hind providence, spho would asvsS d.
ssrt her. - So -
Sc 1850
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attarhmentto Tie principles they PROVES.
AkRlEND TO RELIGION.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-27

ard political reasons, he held dueiins N
devastation. !. ssq@ y. I'LL. IT
The Bishop then prayed with the
Christian sufferer, and If aught could
have changed The decree Of Providence,
it would have been thesepious orgies, 20
Hfervent and pathetic. Al present, on
their knees and with many tears, imPlo.
red Heaven 70 bless, and preserve their
friend. -. e 4
While the rest were absorbed in grisf,
the General alone appeared tranquil
His intrepid soul was unappalled q tho
approach Of death, and calmly bidding
his friends farewell he entreated them
not u mourn, for he was happy. Hs:
retained his senses to the last, and ex-
Pired without . groan.s g.. q ~ !.
Thus has persisted, in the prime Of
life, and in the midst Of his usefulness,
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, fhs
man ofexalfed senfimengs, and extsnsivs
pirps, whose theories guided the states
man, whoae elagaence IN aneneed senases,
whose deicacy might hdve polished
csuSfs, and whose versatile talents bles-
sd mankind. He has fallen, not in the
course Of manure, NOS isoPardiHins his<
life in the high places q the 6slds but
b. . private and petty hand, and his
perplexed and sorrowing country makes
the pathetic interrogatory Of the Royal
Psalmist: 5. 80 -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
To the Citizens efAleaandJia:

The month of May having now come
menced, new duties are required by law
from many of you. A compliance with
that law, by punctual performance of
what it enjoins, is required from all those
persons to whom it applies or otherwise
it will become the painful duty OF the sub
seriber, by application to the Mayor, to
have the penalties for neglects enforced up
on all delinqurnts,
That no person may have the plea of ig-
norance Of the law, herewith publish the
18th section of the Act, entitled g An Act
to remove nulsances, preserve the health
OF the inhabitants of the town of Alexan-
dria, and other purposes"
Sect. "A. Be 1t ena.Yea, That the per(ons
living on paved ftreets. lhall clean the foot ways
oppoiite to the prooety they occupy, ard mall
moreover walh fuch foot ways every Saturday
from the hrt day Of May 10 the laf day of Sep
tember, un!efs prevented by the weather; any in
habitant who lhall not perform the laid du.
ties lhal for every neglect forfeit and pay thir.
ty three cents. No pcrlon ihall throw or caufe
to be thrown down from any Wagon or other
carriage or in any other manner, any rubin, H.
| ter or dilt, on any treet, public lane or ally,
and luaer the fame to remain for more than TWEEN
ty four hours, except in fuch quantities and in
facA places as may be allowed by the Saperinten-
dant of police Pyo0idtd that any pcrfon delirous
of depoGing on any areet, materials for Building,
fhal apply to the fuperintendant of Police, who
thau appoint proper place, and 9Gign rcafona.
Die fpace for dcpoGting faid materials whoever
lhall offend herein lhal forfeit and pay FIVE dol.
lars for each offence, and be fubjetted to the far
Their penalty of one dollar, for every day fuch
building materials ihsll 70 remain contrary to the
provihons hereof.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
WHEREAS

Complaint is made TO inc this day upon the oath
of Daniel Brady, jailor Of the county afolelad
that William S. Talbot, alias VIM. Smith, ia
boirer) who wa: lately committed to the Jail
aforefaid, by two warrants from the fubtcriber,
ultice of the peace of the fad county, for want
OF and falling to give lufdcient frretc: to BE-
bound with him in recognizances for his ap-
pearance at the next court TO be holden for the
faid county, as ALTO, for his being Of good beha-
vior and keeping the peace in the mcan time, &c.
did fometime in the night laf psa, break and
forciby elcape from the jail aforefaid, and is
now going at large: Thsfe are therefore, in the
name OF the commonwealth, TO require you, and
every of you, in your reflective counties, cities,
towns, and precincts, TO make diiigent fearch,
by way of hue and cry, for the faid William S.
Talbot, alias VIM. Smith, ard Tim having found,
to fcize and re,ake, and fafcly convey, or caufe
him to be fafely conveyed to the iil Of the laid
county of Fairfax, there to be kept until he ihall
be thence difcharged by due courfe of law.
Given under my hand and zeal, this aqth day
of Apsil, 1904.
R. Radcliffe, (s.)
May 4. at
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
SALT MOUNTAIN.

Extract Of letter from a ge'atlema, N Ken
tucky, TO his correspondent IN N. Haven
dated, Feb. 10, 1904.
As the Newspapers in the Atlantic
states TEEN with lies concerning salt
mountain in the Upper Missouri country,
/ think Unnecessary to inform you from the
mouth of a person of veracity who has just
arrived from that country, that it is only
a Lick similar to those which abound in
this country, Kentuckv.) At the foot. OF
the supposed salt mountain there is spring
strongly impregnated with salr, which rip
pies over long ledge of rocks. Time
has incrpst on the rocks, salt 70 the thick
ness of from to s, 10 and IL inches.
A piece weighing 4oo!bs. came down the
Missouri last year, lump Of which Co
vernon Harrison sent to the president, and
if YOU wish it can enclose you some from
the same piece"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
$1,000 Tickets a, 3 Dollars,
gG00o

IN offering the Scheme as above,
It has been the object OF the Managers to ,sle
the iom allowed by law on the fmsIeR csp,,aE
poiholc' keeping In view tie propTiety Of a,zk.
ing The rllk as little as the nature Of the c.Gn
wouid admit, being fully Of opinion that IT'S fac,
CeiS mutt depend more on the aid which Liberal
puoiic' ever ready to extend TO the promotion Of
al uieinl uhd7ftaklng, than on any iuppost 10 be
'''iveo rom the adventurous fpecaator OF ne edy
gamoirs, were it on plan more exte. five. the
P,'@es higher, and the riEt greater. Eiere III.
au'entuTef Will readily perceive, thae .he he 10
contributing only inal fun to be ad cut in
IMPROVING tie roads, 70 that the produce OF the
Country may be carried to market at any feafon,
& at a moderate expence bis chance OF gam 10
not untaVourable, there being lcfs than blanks
TO prize and fome of the Prize, nor nconfdegs.
BIZ ones. This mutt be futicent, when she 90.
Jet t. be attained, as 70 effectively ueful, snd
the colt 10 extremely fnalI, The Commiilioa.
efs Hitter themlclves that they will be aided
by, atleaft all patriotic citizens, in accomplishing
'nis uietul Object and they uilently hope
s'at the drawing may commenced at period
not very remote, of which however notice wiz
De given in due time The Prizes will be paid
IN Cafh, u'jctt to no dfcount, Immediately afa
ter the completion of the drawing. Tickets
may be had OF the managers and tfem fuch otbce
Pefions as they may hereafter authorize to dfpois
OF them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
-. out that the offender was hxna-

ave out that the offender was luaa-
rs .s,,s he escaped a second time.
~ '.g the reioiciugs in London upon
oalD eeace, Lord Canelford lodged at
~ s.r,. near Bond Street-and here it
fo' 9TH an oyergrown fortune, he was
|n'' ,,s--.he would not illuminate his
la Lar The S0Orre;ga Aob broke his
a Tvs and the Lord, salsying out at the
=, e three or four domestics, to wipe
y tbe disgrace, was nearly torn to
sa,at this time the intimacy between
aslf,r,l and Bcstwas renewed. They
: .sldo,n apart, except when the for
.uottea his time to a frail sister, who,
T1,'s Of the attachments of friendship,
o,,t lnsinnatiors to her keeper, to the
.,c. ofnis friend. BY such arts, was
y .a3r,I reused to calumniate and re-
,ss Best, who, no longer able to sub
.soited his Lordship to a conference a
a,lss from London. The parties met,
= tae road Camelford said that he
!. ,acf, to blame, but would not retract
,,r,l Of what he had said
an the ground. Best solennnly told him,
! he had been led astray by falsehoods
IA requested an apology; the other,
: impetuous, replied that this was
.blds play"-they fred, and Camel
Ifell bv mortal wound, which, howe
ere he expired, gave him between
: and four DAYS of bodily pain, to ena-
him to make his peace with an offend
Sod.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
7. Vaudeville,

Superintendent Of Police.
e. The Constables are required to
Civ, information of all delinquencies which
they may observe in the different parts of
the town. J. Ms. p.
May 2. dat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
May a..
FOUN

On Saturday the asth Of April, by ore of nv
children, FiUe Doilar Bark Nots, IN King
trcet, near the houfc of Mr.. Benjamin Beeden !:
whoever has loft faid note, may have it again by
paying the expeaees Of this advertisement.
John Violet.
May Q. st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
THE SUBSCRIBER

HAS for fale at hi, Store in Unich Street,
Firif and fecond quality SUGAR.
by the barrel, fweet Cyd-r by the harrel, nice
feed Potatoes, Old Grenada Rum by The h. g.
fhesd, CheAlre Cheeie, and the bef American
Chcelc ever fold in this town, L bon Lemons
by thc box. lweet Oranges and Lines, and large
B llon Apples by the barrel,
And many other NICE THINGS.
ABEL WILLIS.
Nav 2,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
SCHEME Of a LOTTERY.

Au'hOrysd By an AL Of qDcmdJ to raijs
The Jm q 10000 dolls. for the pur-
Pofe Of improving the Read leading
from Little RSusy TO Alhby's g Smck
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
Fairfax Couny, TO wit
RICHARD RADCLIFFE.

one of the CONFERENCE.-The JuGices of the Peace
for the faid county,
10 aHSde,N, Mayors, BaHl95, Cogfa5les, end
Headtorongbs, qvitbia tbe CommouwE0lh of
Virgina:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02

ehfl
4 ,lfell by mortal wound, which, howe
"a fo,r DAYS Of Bodily pain, to ena-
: -. - - o,,k. his peace with an Offend
ca ca
5,
from the ~ 20 me a401l'e'----.'s a4'0f0'
:, n,o1.,,h;, ca,st,e &c l.e+ even
me ",iaao ,1 oa,..t - the 10
1n5 mas uiue' an" ~ .''s' 60 fao+a Uh;cb
frlP'loh :, :, s 20 - 800 ~ $3.50 nnlu
taey eoolu = :. - -. '4i'' - ~
the oSP"9,1''G. y So. -. L. ..~t,.s,.t -
aea n''0i'iy 80 NC - -. - III 81.
hat paper - a. ''o- - ~ ~
lB
I 7, : ,.ror,4d cha, ,be ssau;g AmLog.dor
a.. r, mn+b >, variance, that
s..u.r has been Induced 10 address the court
Ss,,;o drGr;na the recall Of the MARQUIS.
nIt IS ALTO faid that fome GiDatfyfstFiox exits
nng the members Of the government; and that
sor three reGgna,ions may be expected. We
hnot voqch tor the correctness OF thete re-
ps"
DOM OF those reports we Go1siueI sS w.
any uhusserviho % ore'.l TOT Tic ieaoon
D0se aSs'sleo'anu We eoheeie0 'ie S0Conu
'l !. meant a. d cover % TIC nis''
inele.'ias oeei au e9'i'hSe 'heiit oe1ween
'lF auli'ihiSeratioii aux tIiG 0paiiS. 1iiiiis-
H' SINCE inc agiea'ion o. the qt!eselon con-
frninG louisiana tha5 minister nad
~iS,ueiou us 1ohIlo0'' uuiiho iiis HIS
AOnneie nS'i.y aOs "ata6eous - opaih'
Iu on .he particular suojece Oh louisiana
W 0Ph IN. airu Pi''nS "eie III great iiea-
'He u'herehe IRON. 'h9 ISSUE e'ide mas AT
Suou. Oh Tue ceSSioh Dy france 10 the y
I'eu o,ates' aiia CONSISTENT win ms views
" VIC 0sSt f9Hcy LOT MS own country ne
@a8n'' oy various means 10 re'af3 the de-
Is'e occupation ol Tie territory Oy the u
u'5u 1'ases. -.
IA Inc aischarge of-his duty, according
WIS own sense OF the interests OF ms
souu'ry' ne could not be found fauit with
: Our government. In TACT, our govern
u'as.'as treated all ms communications
WIZ marked respect; but never tor mo-
I''n' suspended the measures conceived to
. ! most consistent with the rights, interests
Iu nonor OF our republic.
whether owing to disappointment or to
scourse pointed out by the uncertainty OF
us state OF ministerial authority IN SPAN,
sPOn Whloh foreign missions always de-
pSad the Spanish ambassador has not
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
1870 PRICES,

457o PRICES, IS
Fl'tt drawn ticket, not prize in
the above lift,
Lat drawn d.. DO.
Gains for the Roads, TO-
1880 Blanks.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02

May T..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26

the blank With 5,soo dollars, and carried
- AYES rs.
On a motion Of Mr.. J. Randolph the
blank respecting the salary q the Secrs 8,
tary Of the Treasury was filed with 5000
dollars.
MI. !. Randolph then moved to fill the
blank respecting the salary Of the Sscreta-
~ of War with 4, 500 dollars, which was
carried--Ayes rs was similar motl-
on respecting the Secretary OF the Navy
with the same sum.
On a motion to I'll the blank respecting
the Attorney General with 5000 dollars,
Mr. +. Clay asked for determinations; the
reasons in favorof the salaries allowed TO
the other officers, did pot, in,his opinion,
hold good in this case. He moved 10 i'll
the blank with 1900 dollars.
(De5ate to be, co1sti1nted.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26
MONDAY, January 90.

y
Mr.. Dennis moved that the House
should take up FOR consideration his mo-
stion so toyary the duties imposed on I'M
ported articles as to reduce those on brown
sugar.
Motion lost-Ayes %.
The House went into a committee oftie.
whole Mr.. J. Smith IN the ohau-on she
bill for the better direction Of the collectors
Of the respective ports Of the United States
in granting TO seafnen certificates ofcluzen-
ship.
The committee rose and reported the
bill without Amendment, and the House
ordered it to third reading.
Or. Mitchill presented a memorial from
the convention Of delegates ofthe several
state societies for the raanulnission Of
slaves assembled at Philadelphia, praying
that Congress viii the organization Of the
government OF Louisiana, prohibit the inn
portation of slaves.
Referred to the committee on the go
vernInent Of louisiana.
The House went INTO a committee ofthe
whs!e, Mr.. Varnum in the clair-on the
If3tt Ct a select committee on the bill
from The Senate, for dividing theIndiana
tessltory mo two separate governments.
AEtera short debate the committee rose
and obtained leave to- sit again.
Ir. Bryan moved the following resolu-
ton.
Resolued, That the committee Of Ways
and Means be directed to bring in bill
fixing the permanent salaries Of those Off
GERS whose salaries were increased BY an
acf passed on the Cad of March, 1899, &c.
h{r. ]. Clay enquired whether such are
solution was in order, similar one having
been decided upon Before.
The Speaker SAID it was in order, as the
former resolutionwa general, and this par
ticlllar.
Resolution az eed to-Ayes 5s-Noes
Nfr. ], Randolph, from the committee of
WAYS and Means, reporteda bill making
appropriations for the support of govern
ment for the year 1904
Referred TO a committee Of the whole on
MONDAY.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26
IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
5muary Il, 1909.

Mr.. Samuel Smith, ffJm the committee
appointed on the 18TH Of December last,
on that subject, requested and obtained
leave to bring in the following bill:
A BILL,
Further to brotect ths Seafsen Q the United
Be it enacted 6y the Senate and House off
Representatives, Of the United States al 14nse-
rscu, in Congress assembled, That the Pre-
sident be, and he is hereby authorised,
whenever sufficient testimony shall be pro-
duced, that the commander of any public
ship o.. other vessel of any foreign nation
shailhave taken or impressed from on board
any ship or other vessel of the United
States, any seanen, mariner, or other per-
son, [net being a civil or military officer,
or soldier of the said foraign nation, or of
any other sovereignty with which the said
nation shll be at war toprohibit by pro-
ciamatloh, every person residing within
the United States, or its territories, from
sfording aid, succour, or provisions OF
whatsoever kind, to such ship or vessel;
and any pilot or other person residing with
in the United States, who snail CATER such
prohibition SHAH be made known, and be-
lore the same shall be revoked afford aid,
succour, orprovlsions as aforesaid, to such
ship or other vessel, and thereof be con-
victed shall be sentenced to be imprisoned,
not exceeding one year, and fined, not ex-
.ceeding one thousand dollars.
nJart6tr faaaed. ihat from and after
day of next, when.
ever f, and fuairien, teitimony alall be pro due
ed, thar the commander or commanders ofpnbli
arEed yeacls OF any foreign nation. have implsi-
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S E @ L Z N,

From the fore door Of the fub-
scribe.s. o. Sssurday Tie aft loft. one piees
Tsiilsd Black Striped Vsigss, fnapoed 10 con
tain from ! 10 Is yards. Ten deilars VIII be
sivea Tor the Velser and Ten Dollars for appte
ii udiag and profscnsing the shi-f 60 conviction.
yendsr Mzsets, Storekeepers aud Tsylors, arc
reqasRe.s 70 Stop any Prsioa offering fuch golc
tos t4ie.
EEL. s. WRAY.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26

ca 81 tasess lfo:a or aassS arg sfse q g:g. q
the United States, while On psGslse 70 81 =.
any pors or place, ans tcamen, nsasio:r or OIL
perion ioot being 4 civil 81 sanitary G
or lalsiier of the iasd foreign nation, CT o1 49,,
other nvereiSa,y with whlsh The faid fa,s;,.,
marion fhal be al war; .i,e ptsGIsus e.
be, ard be hercby is authorized, Is he fb,T
dsem il e1pedieai, 70 p:ohi5is by p.oc!4mst,os
the landing from, pr boar; any nhip Or o,b,,
yrg-l Of the foreign ration (wlloft commsni,,
or commanders have siiccatd as aftreEa,dl A.
goods, wares. Or refstiand,ze, within Al,
Of the ports Of the Uaitsd States, or lis T.,
,itaries, aed aif, to pFekibit The landing 4
say hip OF VEIL Of f'seh nation wish:a any i
tic ports or territories Il tie U.itva State Pa
Uidcd. thai iothing he,r;n continued (haA ),
cpuitTrcd to psvsns any Clip CT veae Of II,
snay,oa whsfe commaaier or conUisnlcrs hsy.
cfea.ed as ata,sisi.!, az! w9ich ths arrive with
10 any OF tic portsof she u. States, or!ts Ter.
ritories, 10 re;nsin with their cargpes on boa,i
or 10 proceed 70 snyrIacr without the jatisdict
eon Of ths u. S. mi p1osadra afso, thar sry
ihip OF vclei Of flch ration (Which nay has.
besn spartly ss'Aden at the s.ime such prot,.
nlations llall l,e made lsaqwa) ihall be permitted
10 dep4a with he ias!ing sherson.boari, to ,ho
post OF deltiaatioG 81 lachihip orveGt.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26
7uH a-sceaued ald for Sale,

.7nf qSceaved ald for Sale,
Sweet Cyder by the barres
Apples do.
N. Englsnd Rum do.
Candles by the box,
Posk by ele barrel,
1000 lbs excellent r III nd chcsfe,
Spaced SAlmond 10 and 4 CALICO kegs,
Rssfss by tie box,
Prunes, Almonds, Eng6ih Walnuss,
Shelbsrks, Chcinuss, fweet Oranges,
Lmrs, Lemons,
Gseen 6 apes by ,hsiar or pound,
Ced6lh tor family ufe,
Goo buihels R. i Potatoes,
And general aHortmentof Groceries
A. WILLIS.
Jan.Iz.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26

The t.Howing IS translation ot q PToclamatiua
published al Guadaiopo- 10 days aso.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26

Who wiIhes to Sell or Rent,
his FlOUsEson Pssacs itrcet. oPpeiile to Gsorgt
Tsylor's, Eq. Aay psrion.inrlieed TO pnrcfais
fhsif have great hargsin-it wiilioid for Cath,
OF baresed for Wes Goods.
Ian. | Z.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26

On the fri day Of June enfuing, vii
BE- f9ls, meiesy IN Tee iiGip'e, OF
The 5 tory Brick Dwelling Hoaie
Etlsse il Prince arest, At Prsient - The occu
psusy of NJ As. Ssvoope. Alto. Foicty OF
THREE TENEMENTS,
s;toate ID itrce,, tenantsd 70 Philip Conn
s5d ofhess. rs terms will be made knowa on
i b. sSwoope,
Aimiasisrator Of E. B Swoopt, died
FAR. 40 Iswto
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-27
Il GREAT BdREdYN

HE lssE,i6f,' are aa'atOrjfs TO g By 5rivats ie,
E6r-ai term, end If moi Sg[oiG ofby n. Eeo,y
Af0Hday in December ea, 7viH fbat day, tfLe Eas.
1asfrr, IN RE City Of RieHord psfi0ey b. a at spiie
Gssl''r zp60Ht ,rVe, far s6, TIE 1osy ofa ValDable
1RdCf OF LAND, containing 1880 acres, in SsotGyl-
Vania e'any, Trbia tzrrty miles Of redt,ikYrp ~.
fr7 rs HOsl7ra7! taozcn tbs T Gq.rc., and aa
Js''5 tie hrd Of John 2tsaey, O6n A4ifebeN TBouas
J''Ne', am offers 76s assifty il fiat part 4.aref i6e
fo7es Of FrdtrietG-g.
ALSO-Two hundred acre. LAND lying in Flu
wanna county, adjoining the Lands of Hez. Stone.
Richard Watt, ard JOHN Manly, which we viii dil
pole OF on the fame terms of the above.
PROSSER u 1zONCURE, v. MS.
S,pt>mber o. (2Dn .Al