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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-03
Letter 70 The Elia, eftbe Lsnreyq<r Joarnal
BEDFORD, lPennf.] 10th Dec. 1908.

SIR,
Very valuable mineral fprings have lately
been diicoycred in the vicinity of this plsre
which, from the extraordinary cures hey hare
frtted during the laN fummer, are beginning
20 excite very general attention. There are
;bree in number, all flung out OF Dlnaina's
mountain, about one mties and quarter fouth If
his town; and they are row known oy the
names of the T-!Yoqv Spung, the sulphur
Spriag, and the Mql5 Sprwg,
The frf or Tti2o9O Spriag, 10 called from the
yellow tinge, ii gives to tie fuhffances it psda,
ve,, y is conGdcred the mait valuable and faims
y, AID is the only one thar has yet been uf.d
Tor medical purpoics. /. is bold beautiful
'trealn, butfting from the Gie of the mountain
.bout three or four perches from Shrover's Run
,eneath, and abouf fifteen feer above the level o.
nc run. II is exceedingly limpid, OF mil
temperature, Though not quite 70 warm as thc
Berkiy waters In Virginia and much iighr'
iian common water. has peculiar tafe,
ot unlike an intuition CT tartar, TO fome no,
gfeesbie, but generally efeemed by thoie WIN
ave drank Off, by 40 means unplea(ant. From
ne obfervation of fomc men Of ftience, and from
4 few experiments lately made on the water II
fpppofed to be more highly impregnaied
18th foreign principles, and with greater va.
ETY. Of them than any fpriog YET dltoyere1
+, this county. OF the four claiss of minsss!
waters geucislly known, il unises the qtsity
{ at least three of them, viz The Saline, the
galbbaross and the Ma,tak-but OF The Sui
..aae il is only lightly tinttured.
The water may be drunk in great qaaatitis.
With great ease and safety and lis usual Effects
IN people IN hcath, are an immediate ard power
tul diuyttic and gentle eatbayhe, and consider.
4ble increase of teysbir4tim. 0 ly a few diseAsrd
parsons have as yet made use Of the water ba
in every instance where used, they have bee So
utary, & in some, they have sf-cred perfect an
apid cures. In one case particularly, v;olent
snd alarming gravel, in few weeks was totally
removed another person affected with severe
and excrueiatpg rheumatic affection, rogethe;
With genera debility, was entirely relieved aoe
many others variou ly afflicted, have beeo mlct
oen.shted.by only usln5 the wafer occasionally
snsi' own houses, some miles distant iroGl TIL
fouataiD.
ne snlpher spring rises in the bottom of Sho-,
vers Kun, about SO yards below the yclo.
sp'isg' and IS very strongly impregnatad; bu
oesoes /att5as, there is some otb<y qislitp nike
"n" - which at certain times, gives il beau.
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NEWTON g CO.
Have on hzud, and t. be Sid on very low
terms, handfome af,r,fnent of
fupc,6nt and f cord
B r Q AD CT OF HIS,

A quantity of Rofe Baskets, J,
TwHied do.
T.ct'i goufg, and Jflsburgs,
Bedticks and Apron Checks,
Cptcon Hoiery,
Futsans. Ve'veis and Corduroys,
Blmhazetu and Wildnores,
Caieoes and Irlih L,ncns,
S.,ped Jerieys and Cafimrres,
Corded Dinit.cs and Fiannels,
TwiIled CTaf'ugs and Hatthitks,
200 pieces Z ghfh Canvas,
100 reams wtiting Paper,
50 do. wrapping 10.
trunk coioured Twifs and Sewing SiIkss
a d.. Umbrellas,
acafk, >e!n lwine,
do. F's Blue,
2 DC. Role aInGone;
loe kegs Wave Lsad,
BOXES Cor n and Wool Cards,
10 hads brown Sugar.
pip<s London patticuias Madeira Wine,
And a quantity Of PLAIsrEs OF PARIS.
FEB. g.
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FOUND

Yefesdsy morning, il Prince 4 reet, mall
fus OF MONEY IN Bank Notes. The ownef
may hzve II agaIn, by dfcrihing the Notes and
paying the expence OF awe fiGas. ~ 10
1ames N Cure.
feo. s. r3,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
Mr.. Drake and family have reached Berlin.
{sY AN ARRIVAL AT sAIEM.}

FROM fbnses paps,.--Dn the fuhjeA of pro-
Claiming Bonaparte emperor, at an ex,raofdina-
~ felton, Of the Tribunatc, Curee moved, that
the firlt confni be proc aimed Emperor that
the hereditary fuccefIion be eltabliihed in his
family, Sc. :.
III explanation he faid, We are Arrived az
the point where the contituent afTen,bly left US
tits for US to accomplish what they 70 gener.
ouily undertook; it is the only means of giving
certainty to the future it is the only REMEDY
to the numerous evils coniequent on the cleo
tive fyftem." hen follow the reaions for in-.
reiting Bonaparte with regal authority =" Let
us haften The adds) to demand an hereditary
fucceilion; let US give 20 great territory, tie
ysbsi7 of /n6.;ne AdusiyAtion"
Simcoa.--" Four years of experierce have
taught US the Inconvenience of a government in
the hands Of many, and the advantages Of its
being in the hands of enc. Hiitory informs us
that a nation Of con6derabIe population cannot
fx1 where the government ID in the sands of
many Z.
i Carton Nifas ;ndfed that he had often point
ed out, the meafures now about to take place.
]" What Gle could have been intended tfaid
he) when afertca, on former occaGop, that
unlefs we made good ute of the gifts Of Provi.
dencc, he would withdraw himfelf, and shat L
we did not think well on the truths engraved
on'ths tomb Of ages. our c-r'Hbeuy - viii be-
come milerable atscmpt, our grandeur an IN
jua prrtcaiion, oar glory magnificent dream.
An hereditary fuecefTon earthquakes ambition
BY rendering it in,potent; it keeps pride under,
for heaven only can be acculed Of encouraging
eseIsfpe friviIssS. The mott iirnple fucceiiion.,
that which naa /s~wt~ioyey remover evesy hsaszo
ef e6acs IS the MOST PERFECT. AS revolu-
ton is nothing more than return TO ancieu.
principles. with new sSeans, we feel at this t,nu
the neceiaty Of reyi,ing the ancient compact -
- - 800 - Family, sOieb France cali
10 reiga svv 4, you HEAR -FOUR TITLE !*~***
FANNY. zvbic6 France dy<ards FIR evsr. youHgAx
youR cusprMNATioN I!i-May one Erve a 4
talulary example to the other" s.'s.E
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MIL. NEWS.
Session, JULY 26.

HOSTON, JULY 20.
Est,aa of q kfery from mr.. iesad,tqD Belsnap Of
fSis tssan, 1sfed 31ayifinrt, If Hay. Bog
+. " The rcport.oi war with T1nis is not vet
abfolutely confirmed We undcrttand that com.
Pseble has brruin the harbour of !vnis. with
his fquadron, to demand Of rs Bcy his reafons
for Filing out. a rumber Of veitels Of war but
there is no certainty that warts deciaSed"
Z" p. $. An, arrival from Syracufe, brings
intelgell (. that The ,,oitr Of wax With Tunis
has 'luLGde4."
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IN gold, FLYER and diamonds, 70 the smount
500, 900, 500 Of iivers. 80:
!. - -ss - ess
Summary 81 Eeyts .kaaiag II S.9aassfaa .cxsAtien
,..~aT. agairf FsdnsR ~
LoNpoN, yus4 4.
Infhe Gazette de France, we Rnd the follow
ing paragraph in regard to the demand made on
Prufia, rrfpetfmg Emblem = ~.
.His Prullian maiity has, il is faid, .rer6:
ed the propoial Of the French governments, which
required permifion 60 occupy Ennbden, on con-
apioa Of indemnifying the Pruflan finances for
tts lDfs Of the cuiom houfe and other, Duties.
which would neceExily rsfult from thar meal-
-uFe." S'. ss'
y On. shts fubjee it may afford our readers
foh,c arHuIrlnent to have the following particu-
lars aascs, .vnse of which have before been Civ
Ell, but they arc worth bringing TO recollection.
:. Immediately after the violation Of the neu-
traisy Of the German Empire, by tn. inyaIion
Of Hanover. in. May 1909, .Bonaparte negocat-
ed with RrulTia cohcsfning the occupation OF
Eusbdcn, during the rrsfent VIZ; and offered,
as fecurity for its Failure evacuation, the fort
and town OF HamelA, in Hauovcr, With a year
" pccuniary Indemnify Of twenty thomand
PfriEsp Louis 4. ors. This is one Of the many
plans Of the Uiurper to exclude cs from all con.
fnenta trade and connections s becaufe, at. Shc
fame time, he negotiated with Denaark fof sAe
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Se.suss.;oAcf ne team ia fielAeia snd yatiana,
and for the FORT and town OF tfsEfrgoer, which
command the entrance Of. the Bstic by COM
iraanding the found, ~ith Sweden and Meek
IrnburgI,, X. intrigued for ga tifcsihg Swedilh
Pomeraa,4, and thc.lxs.pcrts OF the ralSc be-
longing 70 the duke 81 Mecklcnbargb, offering
ELI thele ftarss peruniary or tskaaorial ndsn'ni-
tics, at thescapence Of .pillagcd and opp h-
ed Hannve-, 4. VIII e this was going on in the
North of Europe, uhria was a.ked 70 glyeup
during tic war, VERGE and Frieite, and occupy
in. retura, rs lecnrity, Manspas andsP schiei a.
!. any. pcrfon looking urck the map Of Europe
viii Zee, that hsa our atfSSieus enemy lpceeed-
ed in-his plan, from the II flian frontiers on
tn Balfic, TO tie lurkh N the Mcdf.rTransas,,
not continental isa port would hayr been open
to us ) hscsule, in thai cafe, no naonet wo'fsd
have mildred the neutrality 1T spain and Fort
gal and ,.cttepbusgh il, swessen, s well as
Stettin in Pfal.i4n Ponerania would have been
hut .againft our cummeJcc. Siupr1ed that no
other Aate efponled his hatred againit this coun-
try, ,isonaparts changed his plan Of mil'' airy
occupation into that Of an armed neutraaty I;
into which Ruiiia, Sweden. and EsRmark, IN
the North !: and Turkey, raitria, Naples, and
Spain, in, the South we're invited to enter. a.
gain diiapfrosiats4, threats iuccseded .reyocia-
tons, the setskosy Of neutral Germany was
again invaded Dy The occupation Of ,Aieppen,
which exc ndeA alL<ffde between Enibden and
the erior of Germany .whiit, CD the other
hand, the French army Of Italy was augmented.
aud hslomnions of Aultria, as well q thQfc
Of uykey. mena.ed. III Holland and "a Ger
many. in Switzrriard and in Italy, every where
on the F,cncn frenticrs, deppts of E,'gliaiEoods
were ieized, and the meyf ktnts Of tho{e coun-
tries weresruined. bur no Bri,iih fdbjee fuf-
ferer, .becaute they were already paid. OF had
fecIrity for payment, from MERCHANTS at Hams
burgh J ubeok, Enibden, Veiiics, or Triefe.
This intolen. and imp lrtic conduit, at laf be-
gan, it is iaid, to alarm. the king Of PruITa.
hangwisz was dilgrased, and It is even afert-
ed, that overtures were then made blythe court
. Of Berlin to thofe & VieIna andst Petersburg.
for uniting in defenfyc raeafures againit the
foreigner who tyrannized over France, and
dared, or oppref1ed all other ifates a treaty OF
defenEve alliance had previouly been agreed TO
between Ruffia, Sweden, and cnmark, which
late occurrences may perhaps change into an Of
fen6vetreaty with England; and, fhould new
league be formed, it. is improbable, and almeR
impomble, tina Auftria, or ev,n Prufia can long
preferve neutrality 70 often violated BY Bona
parte.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Genaine Rrtneb Republicanilm.

PARIS, MAY IT.
Napoleon. Emperor Of the French. DEGREES
the following Generals to be Marfhais of the
Empire !:
Berthier, Murat, Money, Jourdan, Meiena
Mortier, Ney, Devout, and BeiIieres.
The title OF Marfhals of the Empire to Be Civ
en- 70 the following Senators =
Kelerman, Lefehse, Perignon, Serruicr. Z
Done az st. Cloud. y.
(Signcd) NAPOLEON. =
:. BY the Emperor, H. MAREl, Sec. Ssats.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30

he ai-dt astt.aniws was detinlnye,y eoaciu-
ded. Oh whether ariather meeting was to take
place i that purpofe between Mr. r. and Mr..
v. N. Under the iatter in,preiIion, and as
the la. letter contained matter thar naturally led
ID administration, he gave Mr.. P. q paper Of
remarks IN hi. own hand writing, to be COM
lnanicated TO Mr. ". NJ. if the Fate of the af-
fair rendered irproref.
In the farther interview with Mr.. V. N. that
day, after explaining the .caules. which had in
duced Gen. hamilton to ftp pole that the Nate
OF tile AFFAIR did not render it improper, he q
cred rtis paper to Mr.. v. NJ; bat he declined
receiving ii, Hedging, that he conhdersd tho
correfEondshce as cloIed by the accep tauce o!
the medr.ge that he had .deliyered.
MI. r. informed Mr.V. N. Of the indece-
inents mentioned by Gen. Hamilton III ,hofe re-
marks, for the potponmg the, meeting until tic
cloie Of the circuit and as rnis was -ncertain,
Mi. P. vas to let him know.wher It wonfd BE
convenient. ~,
On Friday, the 9th Of July, the circuit being
clofed, MIR. p. gave this information, and THAI
Sen, II. wocld te ready at any time after the
Sunday following. On Monday the particulars
were arranged and the public are but too well
acquainted with the fad rofult.
~ ranst above Alluded 10, Is Il fellow, 80:
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exchanging few mot, with the Hewlett Of the
merchantmen, Thought it prudent 10 let them
proceed. Irs. =, e5s~
IhprqGmeiii. EaeTG and F,xne5.-A few days
iince the the public mind was confidciably
aeitated, BY the manner in which Birth fubicets
were impreiled by Britih irisate, from -
Britilh vetlel, of the Hook.s The Baltimore
papers are now engaged in the difcuhion of a
fImilar occurrence. Il appears the offers off
French fTigatc, lying in the harbour Of that city,
boarded French vefe and took fo,cibly from
her while alta wharf Tome French failors fi,e
had ON board and that French marines parade
ed the areets to take up fueh men whom thcy
might meet with, whom hey might fee fit 10
denorninase dtfertrrs. Our good democras,.
now that Bonaparte is declared Emperor, wiz
not dare to prefume this conduct Of the French
either as violation of our neutrality, OF bling
10 defiance; Of our treaties or the law of nations;
nor as Intuiting to the dignity Of the Us. how
ever. and perhaps with propriety. the BritiGl
have been feyerely rePrimandsd Tor fheir le6
mifcondo6.
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Bsnaparte is faid to pofFrfs private treafure
IN gold, FLYER and diamonds, 70 the saaoun
100000, 500 Of iivers. -;
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LANDS for SALE.
Anrl IS.

Will politively be fold onthe premiles
10 lie hlghe& bidder, On Wednelaay 'he Sfh
OF Au8pl ncxs,
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THE work now offered TO the American read.
er exhibits a complete view q the antiquities,
manners cestous, religious oefemqnfs, Jaws,
arts, and Literature of ancient Greece. the PER-
Oh Of its greafest spiendonr. a Knowledge Of
these has hitherto been only attslnabs by abo-
efi9ns pc nsal Of writers who have been fade Soil
citons "a JOIN enteytainment WEN instruction
The TraVyB ofdnaeba1ns, On rho contrary, are
81 wIit,en, fat the reader may frequently be
induced "a imagine be IS pcrusirg q work OF mere
amusement, lnyent'on, ans isncy I'll his oye
glances to The bottom Of the page, vhen he per
cc;Yss 1hGrs is scafecly q scntcaco, ard Dot a
sirgle fact or ciIonmstasca, bur IS supported by
tbc auJhptity OF sone aac.e8t author. Ihs
uszirg nun4bs, Of these quotations may, perhaps
Al Grst sight, seen 70 Fave been unnecessary,
and 10 have more the appearance Of d pafade OF
erudition, than - DC Of Any real Utility buf II
is 10 b. renemhered thar, al the same TINE that
sh-y most be highly acceptable to the man Of
re2l!eatnisg, by enabling h:n 10 refer immed(ats,
~ to TIC original author, they are extremely
useful, nay. we may gsy, absolutely fecsssary,
even 10 such readers rs Cdr never be Supposed tc
have airy intention TO consult The authorities aaot.
ed as they clearly shew that such an idea, or
such circumst rance, is oot merely decoratior,
or the CLIPPING OF The fancy OF the author: bur
Immediately t4ken from some ancient wiiter, and
therefore perfectly sceordant the genera scope
and plan Of tie work.
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e z M S.

Z. The first Edition in America Of Anacharsis's
Travels, will be comprised III tour Vols. octa
70.
II. I,shaIl BE- printed on handsome wove paper
and new type casting for the purpose. Each
Volume will contain about 400 pages.
III. The price 10 Subscribers, PEE Vol. bound
and lcttcred, will be 2 dollars 10 boards, |
dollar and IS cents, to be paid Oh The delivery
Of each Voiume.
The Europeaa Edition sells at = dolisrs per
sett.
". There shall be baodfome Map Of Greece
given wiki ,hefrs Volume, to bcexecated BY
one of the bef EpgraNers.
v. Those who Obtain ttn Subscribers and he.
come responsible for tie payment Of the SANE,
4hail receive Gre copy gratis. Tie work IS
now at Pfess, ard shall DC finished wlth all
possible dispstch.
ct Sa6je27ptsons to the a5ove cork
yece1ued at ho5srt 6 7Obn Gaay'S book
Store, Alcxand15a.
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600 tickets at 10 do!lars each, 10000
n. B. Plies f-bj-aed TO deduction Of III
teen per rens.
This Lottery has been authorized by she ls.
giilatuse OF Virginia, for the laadabe pufPofe
OF ereemg feminary of learning inor near The
metropolis Of this fate. With this view it l.
contemplated 50 rahr &c, 900 dolats, and 1900
doIlars in addition, for deErsying The expences at
senaant oudrzwing the loasg. Ciyizcns ofthe
SRI ,sfpcttabiliry have been felctted as truRecs,
and ,hey have Pied sdshemieves to ule their Ut,
molt exsstions 10 carry ieinto e9Sa The lehemc
has the advantage Of giving to each each adyeo-
yurer chance fer fome vsrv large p,iaes, Whit
she proporsion ofprizss blanks, is 70 great as
to invise The friends of The intended in.ution 10
partske in the lottery. with very litsle nix OF
>sheir necomiog lofers. The treasuscr Of this Rate
is TO be appointed to receive the money for the
,ick.tsa as they are fold, and TO pay The amount
ofthr priz to fortunate adventures. Il IS be-
l,e,ed that he above considerations will induee a
rapid iaie of the tickets, and tue drawing will
eominenee as foon a. iutieiept number haII &c
folio 70 aayhorze (which it Is believed will be
on the fecord Monday in Feecmber next.
Richmond Jan. 81, 1854. 60
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BIZ AUTHORITY.

Scheme Of a Lottery,
a. IHlld az .ieademy ia f5e CRY Of K srsaa.
Dolls.
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1000 Acres OF / AND,

Il that part OF the equity O. London 81 Sn
gsr Lad Run, lately attached &c fairfa% shout
20 niles from Alexandria, and the lamc diitance
IRON h Federal City twill BIZ LAID fF'n farms
of ABOUT 700 acres each, & as 10 C6n0ine iutl
cheney 81 timer and warer 10 each farm, IN wi'icA
is abounds, ard that Of tie httt qnafy, and a.
dagted to TIE uie of pIsiflel ierera Ct them are
improved wiki tolera c good dwelling houtes,
cut hpufes, orchar &c and rented 10 tenants
until the hIf day Of January next, whsn PfhsHi-
on may be had with liberty to The PuTchaler 70
feed this fall, two OF the farms vii sc 'ald If at
the folks Of he great road leading fran 'he b'ck
counrfy to ne Grea, Falls, CSC &C. I own Feds-
"a, CITY, ard Alexandra, where the tituation toI
puslc houtc, foe or diltliery, IS eqaa &c any
IN the fate.
Ihe TENS are ore Forth OF the purcliafr mo-
rey 70 be paid ar the time Of making the deedf,
The balance to Sc paid in thee ysars irou' he Jy
Of fale ~ annual payments, ana deed OF tlnf 70
be gvenat the fame tune 10 fecure The d'tfefent
payments. Mr.. Henry Cunnell, tbg ips<ey r,
VII flew tie lanc, who lives near It, VIII pat
,hereot The above ands were conveyed to ne
fnne time paG by Ferdsoando Fairiax, Eiq. and
tie title clear OF all incumbfaocc whateyer, tor
further Information apply TO Mr.. Glnneii, OF
the flbFrfibeF.
B. Dade.
M. Tie fa'e to begin at ,hs forks Of the
road, where checks formerly lived.
June 23. 29"ds.
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Joseph SMITH,

Has for Sale, at bis lore on kim aseet, Alex
andria,
10 bales MUSLINs,
100 pieces heit German Dowlafs,
? beles Fernih Sheetng.
Scotch Otn.bpfg, Britaanas,
Capbrick Mullins, MuAia and Silk Shaa!a,
Nankeens, Bandapnces,
Lv,eHrings. KID Cloves,
Is hhds. w /. Rum,
8 pipes 4b pfoot Cogniac Brandy,
Whiikey IN .ierces and haTgels,
Holland and Country Gu,
Loaf and brown SUGAR,
1000 lbs. B,ack.Peppef,
Spinning Cotton,
Cradliog and Gtsfs scythcs,
siekes and Spakes, Wrapping PAPER,
n. S. Platter. acrr'ngs,
Good FLOUR for family NE.
He viii Rent,
For |. or 3 ysars, the Dwelling he now
occupies 90 Royal erect
lnn- rs ~
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sadler, Cap and Harnefs Maker,

RESPECTFULLY into ms bis cuisomels and tn,
public 10 general that he = fuppsd VIII the oct
materials il his iine Of buGncis, ant Eaters nm
felf from che quality Of his wax ard moderation
of MS prices 70 renar. fafistattion to thoie w!o
may pleafc 70 fayou~ him with their Commands.
* J HAVE NOW READY FOR SALE,
Gcntlemen's faflionabIe laddles made
on EnsNh Trees, and in part ottbe be3 h".
glih leather. ne other materials wanantea #lio--
ElaRic, matted, \islaid and PLAIN faddlts =
Leopatd Ria houfons1 and Paddle cIoaths, ladies
fafhionaolc iaddies with itoa.kin, buckiksn and
vei.e, (eats, PLACED brides OF .her.swet patterns,
wish dijkelbganch, guard, hail goafa and elalf
bits, common brides, maGtlngaies ard col!@fs,
an adortmen, Of whips, plated Suwarfow i2ars,
plated aud polihed patent fpEing airups, plain
plated ditto, portnancaus, valiccs and iajdjc
bags, horiem4t's caps, bofer5 ard belts, re
buckets, carriage, Wagon and cart hsrneis for
mined at lhor, notice. fet Of neat Eeslih
gig hsrneE v'th plated mounting tor falls.
N. 3. Orders viii be attended 10 with punctu,
atty.
Apsl rs. e@3n
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AbY0Ued Arabie Lands
TO LET.

THE fublcriber is willing to leafe,
for tern, Of years, about 1900 acres Ct arabIa
land, part Of the Mount Vernon ELITE.
The UNION FARM ,yatt contains about
600 acres. and viii be divided into three fene-
l-ryn,s, escd Of winch will be accommodated villa
a dwelling houfe, quarters, and fotflsicat BAN
rorm. ! be MEADOW containing 90 Of 70 acres
VIII be divided into three equal Pafts, On. Of
which TO be aided to each tenement.
MUDDY HOLE FARM contains about Ago
ceres. is diyidcd ,rto tx fields, has on it two
dwe.log houfss, quarters barn ard corn hoOis,
ard will be let 10 one pei -n OF divided into TWO
tcr-merts, as may be mott (ui,sb!e.
Pr 1ion to be given as ocn % he growing
crops are removed with liberty ia the tenants 10
feed in The autumn. For terms appy 10 the io0
frher, or in his aoitnce 10 Natbaeiri C.. HRsttr,
manager on the ELITE lhe above i4Ims aTs
from 7 TO miles from A'~xandria:
Bufhrod Warrington.
Mount Vernon, MAY 3 za~5w l4@
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13
TO RENT.

For one or more years, tbat'vaiusbie
DISTILLERY and MILL,
Late toe property OF Gen. George Warrington,
OF Mount Vernon, 6t0ased on a aavigable
creek, within miles Of Alexandria.
THIS DiGiile y has five large Stills
ard a Boiler erected upan The late improved plan,
wishflcds {oJ raissag add fa,uog Hogs, alio falls
for thirsy Beeycs.
In poiuf of h,ns'ion noce can exceed It, the
eafy aeceis 10 MarYsnd, wtll always enfuse the
gEeatra abundance os.g5ain for carrying on the
Chilling buGnefs ii lis moia eastenGve isaie nde-
peRdent of its own nsjghboushpod, which hiss
always been able to fbpply it. The Mill viii
sequre ioms repairs, which viii be done a, the
praprietcf's expcnce &c has msnufa Cured great
quantities O. Flour, and may caGiy be mace 70
DO il again: 70 this mill is copper's thop, ard
comfortable dwelling houfe. Application 10 be
sade 90 the fublctibeT, the fpoi.
Lawrence Lewis.
Noodiawn, Jan. II. Jaw