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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
STOP THE THEE
Forty Dollars Rew0rd.

ANYWAY from my employ on Monday
n. the 9th infant, BENNETT HILL, about
twenty years of age, about feet 6 inchss high,
remarkably well made, dark ihort hair, fair CON-
plexion-took with him
4 chefnut jorYeI Mare,
Branded with a fmall heart on her ihoulder and
bullock, about fourteen hands high, heavy made,
a plated fnafle bride, a PADDLE and pair of faddle
bags took dark drab colorcd home made great
coat, conGderably too long tor him alto a drab
colored broad cloth coat, a pair Of MKT fripcd
cotton ~overalls, one pair of black velvet do. a
ariped calico jacket with Aecues. a iriped yel.
low caaimerc waifcoat with pearl buttons, and a
new for hat. Whoever takes up faid runaway
and mare, and delivers them to the fubfcllber,
living 10 Hardy county, fhall receive the above
reward, or thirty dollars for the thief and ten for
the Mare, paid by me.
Jofeph Van Meter.
Sept. rs. eo3t.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
O T ! G z.

NHE administration Of the eta.s Of JAMES
a WILSON, d~eceatea, having been com
nlsted to the Subscribers by the Orphans Court
Of the-county of Alexandria, they herehy require
all tho(c indebted 70 the fald eftate 20 maks IN.
med ate payment of their refpcaive debts and
thofs who have claims agaiaR the easte, to exhi.
Bit them as early as peGible, properly autheati
Gated.
Eliza Wilton,
r. /. Taylor.
Augsf Il, s,awtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
DR.. RGUfon's Anti Bilious and

TNHESE Bitters have undoubtedly had thu
mott rapid tale of any Paeenr Medicine e
ger before difcovered, and are JULY appreciated
for. their iine ular and virtues tor re-
Rsring weak and Observation-Disclosures, and all
shat train of complicated complaints 70 common In
she fpring and fall %leafons, fach as inttrmittaat
Ftytrs and 4gHss. iaag Aatamaal FsVxr', y
Gsate,ies, Sc. They are alfoa very Pieaiant DIX
ter for common ufe, and where they are Known
they haze sakent the place and fupcrceded the use
of all other bitteis in public hou!es as we'll as ID
private families.-Price so cents a box.
DIR. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills.
THE great fale aud i-ncreaGng demand tor theie
valuable pills for thefe twelve years Paa, be-
fpeak their i~nsrinfc worth. They have proved
,Gneularly eAicacious in Billion; and ftloSof fs.
oers, Jaandict, Head Aaebs, DDtaferie', Billions
Cboiic, .CoSavtatG, Female empiai3fs, &c.
The very great demand and high eiteem N
which thc(e pills are held throughout the United
( States and the Wet Indies, has induced many to
sounserEesi them the p~urchaler is reqnefed to
obferve that the name Of Samuel Lee, jan. (she
patentcc) is affixed to each bill of objections, IN
his own hand writing, or they will not be genu-
Inc Price SO cents a box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01

The Subjcrs6er
MOST respectfully acquaints his
1VI Friends, and the Public generally, that
On the III 1ay Of neat month he intends 10 apea an
OYSTER HOUSE,
where he at prsfent refides, on King freet, a lew
doors wet Ct Warrington Greet, where gentlemen
can be f~upPlisd at asp time with OYSTERS
ferved up in whatever manner they may tafak
proper to order them-and,
W6erssstbeye, BY Land or Water,
Asjey marcel Than an OYSTER.
He ALTO intends to entertain generally, fol
which purpofe he will at all times Oc %fapPlieo
with Liquors of a hyperion quality, and the beft
Provifons the market will afFerd and as II is his
Determination to ule every effort to give f.tis-
faction,
He b2ses The sbr J bis f0ee
WiH bis calling ntVtr dygrate,
BIT that bis e5xd4H Ga4 attention
Vii be q mans 10 gain him esfom.
The Pubiic's mof humble (es want,
JAMES HAMMOND.
Atxa1dria, September % ee3t
N. B. As a n.w beginner, fhope gentlemen
will uot expctt credit. My capital is very limit
ed, notwithstanding which, it is my determine,
ton 20 go in debt TO 30 perlon, | conirqaently
cannot afford TO credit. y.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
Sept. 76.


."
Has Imboyted pc, tie Bb Ptyfveranee, fran
Landau, vin Bahima,r, fe JoAo7Ong G9ods,
eDbicb zoW be rand and fur Sale ma Je7O
days:
SuperGne Cloths and Kerfeymeres,
of hyperion quality
Fashionable Waiacoating. c%onfaing of I'm
perial cloudcd Brunfwick Swanfdown$, Check
Vigoua do. Besperfets Toilenctss, Weltcd Quilt
lpgs, &c &c.
ElaGic Suipendsrs
Irfh Linens and Silcfas
Seine and Sewing Twine
Supcrfnc and common Shoe TIr.ad, &c. sc.
Bet Fl and battle Gunpowdcr.
lie daily expects per the United States, from
Liverpool, a general afortncnt of Wooicn',
Hofery, and Manchelry.
September ID. eo3W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
TO BE LEI,

The HOUSE on Falriax-ll'IpS 'Gagr
occupied by MIR. lanes H. h I,1s, ApJly /;
will be given on the frt OF Jsy' The VI
Mr.. Joan TUCKER, Of Ale'aOe" Id Wshng
want LOTS on King, Columbus, l,,.lG a.
ten ar.e,s the LOTS en- the war. ~. b.lGogrg
terrified for sle /; or sny ctHsi N rsGns"
90 the faofcriber, for la|e by n,I, COOKE.
terms. Nv
Lccbu,g, May Il. ,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01

Thom6ton's AromGtac Tooth PATE.
For the fcuryy in the teeth and gums, and fer
whitening and preleryipg the teeth. Il likewde
takes oGall difagreeable lnells from the breath,
which generally ariles from fcoibutic gums and
bad teeth. This pate rs much in ufe, and high
ty efeeEcd by all thofe who value the prefergati.
on of their teeth, i may be applied at all times
with the greateR fafety. 1t is neatly put ue IN
pewter boxes with paper directions. Price So
eEss a box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
Valuable Property loi

On ,h< 10th day Of oa,5'r .m 1i' q, u "a ing I'd"
in tbe la,tu:on, eviVk so In; IN ~ :,
at public U<ndat, N M rmrnIye3FEHoUSE Oh
T>HAr large STONE " va uaion an':Ii
enc half of Grouod Rent o. .,,ey oH3%,
ing oos of rhs Dahl. h ,gss,f THAT that va. b d %
s @e.s:,, 1'i a9 ss:t s' '~s and s . number qo;ss t IF .'.
Lots on Water, Wolfe, anu 70 any psii'nT
The property win be hoS' ~,
~ ThoAA0 ec6f
Avouh ~. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
He has zskeouais for Sale,

"A general aAortment of Drugs, Patent ME
dicines, Shop furniture and Vials a few hand
fome Hall Lamps Indian Shades; proof vials;
Edencs of !Spruce Patent Backing Madeira
and Sherry Wine; black bottles In hogheads;
Paints ground in oil and few barrels Flax
feed Oil, which he will lell on realonable terms
for cath, or to puneual cu&omers On a lhort
credit.
Or a gencrousy allowance will be made OF
thofe WAC purchaA the above Medicines by the
dozen
Maseh ~. cav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
PUBLICSALE.

ID Y virtue. Of a deed Of trult from
ID fobn N0yqvsod, to the fubfcriber, will be
expoed to public auction, on Thuriday the 90
Of October 1905,
4 Lot Of Ground,
sitpate on the fouth 6de Of King fieet, extend
ing on faid f,ces, 50 feet FIVE inches, and run
ming back l7o fest inches. On laid l lot arg IS ;
oeecaary back buildings. Acredit OF 3, II, 10
and a months, will 30 allowed, on the pnrehsl.
.rs giving their notes, with approved indorief''
negotiable in the bank Of Alexandra.
Francis Peyton.
Se9h 50. OTIS
~ The lale Of the above property
was advertiled to take place on oatur-
day lat, but in coniequence OF the
unfavorable weather, it was poltponed
until Thurlday the sd Of October next.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
w A i L d,
Fifteen Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY from the lubfefibcr, in Alexa1-
andria, the I'd Of September,

andfia, the "a q oeFttInbef,
A Negro Woman, named Grace !;
about IS or 10 years old-hc is Of a yellow
complexion and wea Get; from appearance il is
fuppoled hc IS far gone wi.hIhild. The lsid
woman i purrbafed Of q Mr.*H. Gasa<A, and
laid GunbelI pufthafed her o. a Captain Thomas
Pollard, -fheriff OF Fairfax county. AIRY perfen
that win take up the faid Negro and fecure her
either in Alexandra ,SsFarfax jail, hallIeceiye
the above reward.
Alexander Brown.
September Is. cow
". B. The abovcsnegro was fold ubder exc.
c%utioEs fox a debt due from Thomazen EI,zly.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
DR.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment

A certain and fate application for that difa.
gseesble complaint called the ITCH. Price ~
ents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
Who has To Rent.
NOTICE.

T~EE Common CouEcit will saeet on Thu5flay
& next, the sd of OEto5er, fer the Fuepofc of
appointing a Superintendent Of the Watch. APP
P~lications in writing TO be made to the PRECEDENT.
Mxa94ria, Scptcmher z8 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
DIR. Rawfon's Worm Powders.

"A medicine which for efficacy and lafety IN its
operation aands unrivalled. The mott auihep-
ticated proofs aud respectable authorities of its
aAonifhing virtues, and furpriGng effects, in ex-
treme and alarming cafes of worms, may be feen
at the place of fale. Price so cents a packet.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-25
NI0TlcE 10 r.AR MERS.

gv HE subscriber having leased for y
e i term ofyears Mr.. Hunters Mil
a sight Of Martinsbnrg, takes this me-
thod az informipg the farmers especially
and the public il general, that L 4 now
ID complete order, md he latters him.
self from, he quality of The bnfft and
cI1lhs, and the advantages of never
falling stream 81 water, and 1 good Miller
which he has procured, he win be able
% manufacture Flour equal % any mill.
II the county, either . 70 quantity, qual-
ity, Of dispath. He win tai Times give
The Highest price for Wheat, Rye Or
Corn, 10 those who wish 10 Sell To
those who prefer grinding, Re viii deli
xrf Barrels fsiper6nc Flour
Tor every hundred bushels of good clean.
understandable Wheat. and il the same.
ratio FOR any quantity over that. and stand
de inspection either At Baltimore Or A.
lexaAdria! The necessary vouchers.
from under the inspector's hand win Be
required in every case where Flour 4
reduced. 81 q.
JOHN ROBERTS.
OetoberIs, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-25
Z refll Goods.
rT.HE subscriber has just received
his supply 81 FALL g WINTER
O. ODS.

which, having been seierted from tlic
latest importations with great care, snd
purchased q reduced prices. he can re-
commend 70 the attention ofall who wish
10 buy Goods on reasonable terms.
Among his Groceries he has received
i large quantity Of COFFEE, 81 The
first quality, which he can venture to
say i better than any sold in Martins
burg for number ofyears.
THOMAS G. SMITH.
Martinsburg. October Is, isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-25
ron the Poar For1s.
THE kA1, PREACHER.


eid af ne fpentide.
At period when die heart 81 dis -
triarch was Affected ~ 1 domestic misIor.
tune, he went ont 10 soothe OF IS snpn0rk
his sorrows, not u he glare Of Sunshine,
where objects gay 81 obtrusive would Of
fend the gloomy hhbit Of his soul, 2 he
went out, NOE y stay himself with hse-
gems, or to behold Ge6n "a the dine " ikes
vintags ! bus f1r-t s06ercl and ~ III pdr-
pose, q mediate h tht fsid a ne esta-
As ! think with the patriarch, thai g
ventide Il the = innrs convenient season
for salutary conts mplations, | pr6pose u
enumerate and ext0I the advantages Of
just improvement ofthe twilight hour.
Al this season, Is she nights sre e.
trenely brisf, and, after days srdeat, se.
dious, and long, exhausted man must
have some opportunity for repose, Il
would not b sale, habituslly 70 involve
: the cherub contemplation Il nnidnirhf.
have formerly written PAPER, IN praise
ofnocturnal lncubrations. nutleffhen,
Be the business. d. lie spoFt of thr dafk.
ened hours Of seinfev. The swilieht.
8 thesvsntider ofsxmMev may Be aiy.n
70 The lonely walk, and the powers 81 re-
Aeetion. He, who. after morning action.
walks and thinks from the decline of dav
20 the hoursof zen, may retire 10 rest.
not tneanly satisfied with his division 81
tihe. Assoon a the fetnFaing pIowman
and sioping sihbeams, hint thst ti,e tolls
Of Z summer day are over, Il win s. de-.
full 20 recollect The following lincs from
one Of the most accnrate Observers of
nitufe, atd ons o. he most moral az
mankind. n
Esne Esen;sS. oiiss ssais, seas.a Il
peace,
Return, ssseef Evsnise, an soaiinas
Mtthinks zsee fhee II fhe sfrsalg svesD
VIA matrsn sisp sls.v mgsing sphils ~
1tssd: 4 " .sssti.s s,ains sas Aa,d
empleg,a
sleifisg jdliihs <nrfain efstbosr
81 bird and tsess AZ sthsr charged u,
DTfh sseees sbEip;sa siihe cares 81 ddv.
Notsns, pfRgusl y adorned, nor nee1;nr az
LIZ AsFsiy sefsr Z nigh, sfeinsiefiae
Z star er fsDo isss t.Di1iifz d f.t b,o1v
s1lces tire; saDe fbaffhe moon u fh;rs,
Nor isss than h<rs. nor tgsyh i,dttd a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23

lculiarly interesting; and MIR. Cueran's
speech on lord Headior;'s Grim. car. affair,
~iil pc considered rich acquisition to
ms volume. Even those WHO were in
chned TO give the Irish crs.or &c reluctant
and penur;ous praise" are now obliged
20 own, that his eioqusnce is not conGn-
Cd to one subject; that il is as brilliant.
! on the side OF injured virtue, as il is
country"
This voiome contains an Historical
Sketch OF Ireland, biographical sketch
OF Mr.. Curran,-trials OF Arch. Fl, Row
an, OF the rev. VIM: Jackson, Lord West
meath Y. Mr.. Bradshaw; of VIM. Orr,
OF Peter Finerty, OF Patrick Finney, of
Henry and John Sheares, of Oliver Bond,
OF James Napier Tandy, ofJas. O,Brien,
of Hervey y. SIR, OF Owen Kirwan, OF
Rober, Emmett, esq. of Miss Fitzgerald
.. rev. Mr.. Hawkeswor,h, ofthe rev. MIR.
Massey q. Lord Headier,, and an appen-
dix. !. ,.... -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23

,ourcountTymen, alose of.ibeT;y, no; mere.
|ly thc offspring of reflection, but for,i6.
ed by HABIT and even prejudice, until i, has
become, as i were, one Of the elements
OF their existence. Let MS not then re-.
press our surprise at the success OF one re-
volution and the failure of the other, as
the very causes which established the one
led TO the subverson OF the other.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23

7be Ccrhash---The advocates of aris,ocracy
audinonarehy are continually bawling cut against
the republican governments and republics an ins;i .
tutions. kingiy governments, say they, are
strong, energetic and commanding whilst these
OF republican nature. are eifemna,e, fu4uat-
ing aud inconsistent. Such sentiments may
grace the palace Of St. James, and be swallowed
with ayidii, by the imperial court OF the Thnil-
ieTi 'hut can never command the esteem, nor
the reverence OF true hearted American. The
Ihe excellence Of government may be estima.
tel IN proportion TO the protection yielded TO the
governed, and the ease with which fiscal exac-
tons are made. 4 people canno, be bappv
where exiravagant taxes areleyied and where
the fruits acquired by the sweat Of the brow -
are exaeted to gid the pockets of siaecurc off.
csTs' and governmental sycopbancy. Wiihihis
criterion before us, we ask, who Is most happy,
the British or American citizens? AS an answer
20 the question, let the following exnaes be read
The hrst IS additional duties levied in England.
Tor the payment OF the interest Of Loan OF
@@.5OO OOOf. recently ordered 10 I've raised
tor the support OF government. The.other i,
an extrad from Jeicrsons last inaugural spseeb
on the subjetf OF taxes:
The interest ofthis loan is rroviIcd for b,
the following new faxesi An addition of Ia or
Az sngle letters by the post, I'd. on foreign let
ter'' and 10 on two penny lctters--5d. bushe
on san Consumed az home, ard 6d. a bushei q,
s@lt exported 70 any part Of Europe-ss on ole
sure horses ~ ADDITION =" The 40 paid At presen
lone per cent upon dired iegscies, which Cor
merry paid no du,y--on ler cent. on legacie
-harGsH on iand---and, IN place Of eieht, ten DC
ent. on iegaciee 10 strangess in bood"
EN"HetiSofn NJ SeFe,sos's Inaugural soeecb.
NJ home ieho~ citizens yOu best know wac
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23
COMMUNICATIONS

Wnen Mr.. Jefferson was advanced 10 fhe Pre-.
sieeney, an opposition from the federaIis,y was
predicted; we expected that The measure, of 90.
vernmenr would be critic'sedupon, but IL was 20,
supposed that the most fayorite trsusaaions
YOU'D be traduced with unrelenting fury. In
this we are deceived. An opposition Of the viii
esq nature has reared its head in every sta,e in
The union, and federai presses ,esnI with false.
hoods OF the toolest cast. Ease insinua,ions and
round assertions 10 injure republican men and
measures are bandied about with the sw;ftnesa
OF lightning; but in no instance do we recolIee
TO have seen any thing conducted with SO r,ueh
vhsnsss as their opposition to the Trinoli,an
peace. The Cen,inel ia prolific of its absurd 70.
hectioAs on the treaty. The spirit of every rat.
riotic American will be reused to anger by sueh
conduit, and we doubt not butt viii nave Re n,o.
per weighs with every lover OF justice II no,
only proves what has been often asserted nv the
republican writer's, Of the determination sftbs g.
dsFai editors 20 oppose every ad of the preyen,
administration, but It eyinces a certain blscLpes
OF mind which we should hardly.kavs in ,u,e1 ;,
any tederai editor in Boston. I.et him ,hen ,',r
sue the subjea, the worst will be las ON ~
impartial public know how TO Appreciate en-,
conduct, and we trust will hold him in ,ha, Do
'es'ation which he deserves --,b.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23

The board ofheal,h Of Philadelphia re-
Pow iOr - hours, ending on the 9th lost.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23

ce'aiFel Logie.--An officer of the U. States n,-
w wines that he and many Of his brother officers
aisappfovs OF the treaty with Tripoli This maj.
NusSe'. t'inks proof e. ough of its being bad. A.
gam Il nc major says that the American prison.
eIs were N no danger Of being massaered. BE-.
sSuSs ''is bssoaw had not threatened in he pre-
logic indeed The opinion Of snv &C.,, :; .,
IfiPoitan squadron ought to hav. 40 a., ,;,s
'"e p"one tsrit IS 10 " supposed thai men who
seek nonors' and wish TO signalize Themselves in
Nse"sinS iher eopniD's wrongs, viii wish the
Pssce procraqma,ed for them 10 have The favor.
ApiS oPPoft"n'y' As TO the thIeat Of the Ba-
shaw :, the major doubts Il, we refer him to
Commodore Rodgers FOR information Id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23

at IL o'clock, / case in Southwark, ! in the
city, admissions into the hospital, . dis.
charged cored--l7in tie house, 9 con-
vaiesceBt, aud I, adults and 5 children blu.
RED.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23

The New.York bosrd OF health repor,
FOR Sunday sennight, il cases OF fever s
no dealhs--snd Tor Monday, } admissions
in the hospital, 9 deaths, discharged
cured--l9 in the house, - conyalescent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-23

We understand, (says the Philadelphia
True American) that the Board of Health
contemplate closing the City Hospital.
and dischargiag the camp at Rose Mount,
the end of this week.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-18
aIsraaOrfa DaiIg auosrttser.
MONDAY, NovEmBEs 1s.

~ Msssrs. Marsteller and Toung re-
La their Fellow Citiaens 70 receive this
EoEc Acknowledgements of ,heir thanks 1or
IN uncommon eGertioas, made yester-
N, 10 rescue taelr property from the i'm.
'nsn. danger It was placed in by the ac-
Ien,sI breaking out of most alarming
a their bake-house.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-18
INCO1NMON COUNCIL
10Th November, Is

18th November, 1905.
WHEREAS the corporation OF Alexandria
have caused survey to be made Tor
srelghtening the road from The town OF A
lexandria TO Mason's ferry at George. town,
which, on the best practicable found short
ems the distance from Z mics SIS poles,
TO miles s9r poles, and which differs from
an air line only So poles, and the persons
holding the fee simple estate, IN The iands
through which the said road is proposed
to be conducted, hayingin writing volun-
tariiy given up and consented that road
one hundred feet wide may be opened a
greeable 70 the said survey, and II being
considered, that The establishing and open-
ing OF The said road, Will be OF great utlIity
and advantage to Alexandria and George.
town, as well as public convenience and
benefit 7hereforetPesolvsd, that the may
or OF Alexandria be requested TO commu.
nicate with the cerporation ofGeorge.town
uppn the subject of the said road, aud to so.
llcl, OF them corporation in an Applicant.
on to the congress Of the United States for
charter incorporating contrary 10 epen
and pave the said road, and 10 establish
Turoplkes theron, with the right OF rccely.
ing such toll rates as may be thought rea-
sonabIe compensation fer such undertaking.
and that he also berequested TO report their
answer TO the next council.
Ordered, that the Superintendent
of Police do cause the hills or cliffs,
fronting immediately on the sunkeu ground
or drain from the North side of Queen
street, provided it be by consent OF the pro-
prietors, to where said drain enters into
the river Potomack, to be ploughed or o.
therwise lightened, SO that by the common
washings OF the weather,the sunken ground
or drain may be rendered firm and free
from stsgnaiion, s. that a sum notexceed.
ing forty dollars be appropriated for said
purpose.
Test,
James H. MRea, C. C.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-18
Interesting to Merchants.
/" NANTz. Sep,. ii, 1905.

The late conduct of the Engllsh to-
wards the American flag by OBTAINING and
carving into England all the American
vessels bound TO the ports of France and
Holland, seems to have been but tempo.
rarv measure several vessels under that
nredicament have been released and arrlv.
FL az their destination. Four American
vessels the Calliope and Eliza from New
York, the Mary from Boston and the Pal
las from Charleston, have also just entered
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-18
FOR SALE.
II TRACT OF LAND,

CONTAINING 1926 acres, on the
Ohio river, in Mafon county, iituaed ahout an
equal diaanee from The Little and Great Kanha-
was. The late eenersl George Warrington in
bis will, when mentioning this, together with
ievsra other tracts dsvifed to his relatives, fays
" thcie fevcra tracts ct land ere of the hrf quail.
Try on the Ohio river, where they are ftuae.
ed, being almoa, if NOT altogether, river BOT
son,s." II is deemed unneeefary to be more
particular refpetting the quality Of the land,
as it is prefumed one will be dIpofed to
purchafe without makirg further enquiry or Zee
ing it. will receive in payment one third cafa,
and the remainder in Goods if more agreeable TO
the purcbsler. The Land will be ahswnby Mr..
Robert MeKe., Surveyor of the above mentioned
county, ard the terms of Sale made known by sP-
plicaion to Nc. Fjtzbzgb, Elg. in Alexandra,
Or the fubfcriber in King George County.
Bmdia Anton, Jun.
November rs. IaW3t+