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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-20
lection If he petty princes Of the Mahrat-
st. Petersburgh, fnlu 3.

For some days nothing has been talked of
here, bu, an approaching war. A courier
has been sent Of to M. Novisiltzof, with
orders to discontinue his journey. 1t is
said that considerable body of troops are
assembling on the frontiers of Prussia and
Gallicia. Notwithstanding all this, howe.
YER, we see no military preparations, nor
any inclination to confirm rhese reports of
war. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-20
/ Nuremberg, fuly 8.

The. French general Hedouville, late en-
voy at ST. Petersburg, is gone to Venice
where French commissary is also at pre-.
sent.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-20

The aegociation from which all Eu.
rope to this moment expected peace and
the restoration,of tranquility has miscarri.
ed.
Baron NovoziltzoG has returned the
passports which he had received from Mi.
Ian through the mediation of our court,
for his mission to France, with the follow
ing note:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07

ard he pcrcmptorially reiuied 70 condeiccnd
10 write any thing countenaucing or men
ioning the demand. Ii was determined
that recourfe lhould be had 70 menance, force
and every mean Of defpotilm, to bend the
nrm refolution Of the conlul, and for this
rriaI he was ordered 10 appear before rhe
Blihaw. AS he pailed through the palace
of the guards, he underltood fufficienr OF
their barbarous dialect I and their CONVEX
faticn to learn, that unefs ne fubmirted to
terms he was 70 be anaiIInated. Between
Mr.. Eaton, the Daihaw, and the prime
miui(ter, an interefing and lpirited dialogue
enfued. j he demands were renewed in va
rious forms, but nothing could change or
bow the determination and dignity Of the
American, who demanded his pah' ort i'm
mediately, which the minilter refufrd or hef-
fitated tc grant. Driven TO the lat hon
orable refort, and having approximations for
the fafcty of his life from the anger of and
deGgns of the minilter and Baihaw, who, by
Jingle ftamp or nod might have decided
his fate-the conlul, traveriing the room
with quick firm and open military ftep,
affirming all the impo6ng majefy Of con-
fcious fuperiority, conicious reetitude, and
undauntsd courage, his countenance terri
bic as Mars, and his eyes glaring as living
Goals. were fernly fixed on the prime min
liter, and marked as certain victim for his
defperate fury, and laying his hand upon
his fword, again demanded his pafs. A
palene(s overran the countenance of the
of the minilter, and tremor
feized his frame, too effeminate to with
tand The bold language of an American,
and the awful appearance of an angry vet
eran, and turning to the Baihaw his maf-
ter requcted that the American conful
might receive his pafs which was infant
ly done. The conlul returning through the
Itreets, heard in all mouths, " tie american
corh.Ii5 killed !" But heaven and his vaIor
had preferved the conful for other defti-
nies. ..-.s
I The court language Of TriPoi is Italian. The
dialect ofthe army and the people, mixture Of rur-
klh, Morifco, and other languages.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
OrDaiHfb,

At Camden, (M7ne) on the llth inn n. D
7Loazes coflya1, the pzhor4I care Of NE e.
and Society ~ that town 4 he Council found 81, -
previous ieps preparatory to the tranfaCtop " W.
day had been regular and judicious All the meDba.
ot the Council were fatished with the confeHa- "
faith exhibited by the candidate, and " courfa -
particular qusaions were Propofed. sfter notcs ~.
wen that the council were ready 70 proceed M o-E
nation, long and refpectable proce1ion, pracsaoa
by foemn muhc, moved from Col. ohm Pend.tcrI
% the Sanctuary. The Rev hLJcS Tsbzjsr, IF Fra..
port, opened the fdemnities by praysr-ihe Rev -
@e- eb P1aasA u Niicailet, preached the Sermon r
]. Tim a. IC.-the Rev. Mr. PeaLo4y, Of Atk;,fo-
made the coniecra-ing or ordaning Praysr-tbe Ray
Tgla5 JYAyAg, OF Woolwich gave the Cbsrve--Tb ~
Rev MgbM Aaes, Of Bucklown, gave the Felovni,
VIZ tHe Ch rlhlsand the Rev freeman PayIs pf Drsf
den, made Inc concluding prayer. The folemnit;es of
thetday were rendered rnc1e mPrciIive bv anDronr-
nuiIC.
INSTALLED at Belfaf, the Rev. Alfred Johnfon. 4.
the 18th infant in puriuance of the proceedings ~
Co~ncil, held at Camden, on the lth mn 10 vho-U
the quelton Of his removal Was referred bv the church
in Hieeport, al his uei, aio At the reauea " ~.
church and people of Befaft ~" confderingthe b.r,
union lu him Of long divided parties among them ap1
the vst acant field about them" The neareR r;0
iiters sre thOie Of Ca0ine Camden, and BuckHowr
Theie gentlemen took afFectionate aid intereG
ing part IN the ranlacGons, to the great faszon of
thePeoPe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
SALEM, SEPT. II, 1905.

SALEM, SEPT. 27i 1906.
Capt. Williams, from Legharn, further
informs, that I" the conduit of the SPaniih
gun boats in the gut Of Gibraltar, towards
Americans, continued to be extremely inful-
ting and injurious. They board and plum
der cur vehels, and on The leaft opPoGtion
threaten the people with death The maj
ter of the iowa, Of this port, was threatened,
with drawn cutlais at his throat. IN ihort
from the mgny infances of this kind which
are related, il feems as if :hey ConGdered
the expected war between Spain and Ame-
rica as already begun.
I" Indeed from the aggrellions Of the
French and Fnglilh, the unfetted accounts
with Spain on the fcore of their Old dsPre-
-dations, and the recent renew al Of the fame
fcenes, and he iGpute with the Bey Of
Turis, our colamerce f1ems to be in haz-
ardous ltate, and TO demand al tic I1iii Of
cur government TO extricate il from the
difficulties in which it is involved.
"The laf poit from Naples Be ore Capt.
w. left Leghorn, brought the diitreling
tidiHgs Of terrible earthquake which had
CilIOYNu nlAOIC tOHll IA l4iC l$@iAOO- llNOA
of that city, and by which two thcuiand
perfons were fuppofed 70 have pelihed
and that the Ggps Of further thocks cotia
ped, 70 that the greatef conformation and
alarm prevailed in Naples, and the idEabi-
tants had crowded on board the (hippinz,
from an apprehension that thar city would
be involved in the deftru6tion and the vel-
fes, from the fame apprehension, had
thought it prudent 10 haul off from the
mole, ard drop down inte the bay, to Be
more fafc from its effects"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
Communication.
MrT-r. fl7-r g Sfertr.

Ef-7rs. 6laz5 : Trrtr,
TO the advertilnent cf the anaual meeting az ths
portland Benevolent Society," pubiifhed in your la
was lubjoined, the deii-u 0f its inftutou. tbs
correct as flr it expreGed.-The following is
contained Herewith in the preamble nf che act Of in
corporation viz -" nd regarding the cafe Of th0ie
" faihere.s chdr n, whom P0vert may deprive of An
opportunity to obtain aitru6tion ana employment,
" and generally 70 exerciie fuch ats Of charity,
hof9itaity, and be1eyoleuce, a. the funds cf
The f3ccty ihali allow And Il i provided IN ths
al, thar fach fans Of moaeY Or other property
~ nav ID gwen 10 thasocie.y ils &c ufod aid i'm
proved for the purposes sforsf4id k ssLy sszessf
p-ySgss a. 10 4s4srs ,sey f-,ta.l.yL ssrsS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
Sp che Q9a!Is.
RICHMOND, SEPT. n.

RICHMOND, SEP u q
TRLPOLE
THE following is given as the outlines Of
the Treaty lately concluded with Trip0Ly =
The Firf Aytice declares there fhall be
a firm, everlalting Peace, founded upon
principles Of reciprocal advantages, between
the two countries.*
The Second Ayticls ftiPulatrs for the ex-
change Of One Hundred Tripoli;ine fubje6ts
for One Hundred Americans and further,
as the number of Americans Prifoners in
zrieoy, amounted to 900, that the Baihaw
ihall receive f.om the United States, the
fun of CO ,ooo dollars, as payment for the
difference between the REFLECTIVE pritoners.
The Third Article declares, That up
on the concluGon Of the peace aforefaid, ali
the forces Of the Uni ed States which have
been or may be IN hofilities againf the
Hafhaw ct 7ritoJ, in the province Of Der
ne, or eliewhere, within the domnions Of
the faid Balhaw, fhall be Withdrawn there
from, and no fupplies ihall be given by or
in behalf Of the United States, during the
continuation Of peace, to any Of the lubjects
of the laid Bafhaw, who may be in hoftlli-
ties againf him, or any part Of his domln-
ions and the Americans lhall ufe al the
means in their power, 10 perfuade the
Brother of the fad Baihaw, who has CO.
operated with them at Derns, &c. 10 with
draw from the territory of the Bathaw Of
7rib0iy, but they will not ufe any force or
improper means TO effect that object. and
in cafe he fhall withdraw himfelf as afore-
faid, the Blihaw, engages TO deliver up to
him, his Wife and his Children now in his
power
Thefe are fad ts be the Prshmina~ies Of
the Peace The DefatiUe Treaty, it is
faid, contains the other articles ufual in
Treaties of the kind, and fmilar TO. that of
1896 and an additional one, that in fu-
tue wars our priloncrs ihall not be treated
as fave5, but be exchanged, man for man,
according 70 rank, or redeemed at a very
lo1v Ripalatea rate. This additional article
joHnd5 very well. But as war annihilates all
Treaties, it will be found in operation to be
mere 7nbine.
His Tripolitan Maiefy ftems indeed to
have conceived the mott exalted opinion Of
American bravery, refources an honor and
in every in(tance conducted himfelf towards
them with the moa diitinguifhed poltenels.
When Colonel LEAR landed al T,ibaiy, hc
: *Tbit TIE Pre.f7t B46I7v 7UiH Ef EDs I, o.
erVe 10 long as 7Us continue 10 5zuf a naval
f'rof in TIE Mediterranean. Ibe fri aytice
IF tie Treaty e9ariHki 5y Mr. B1RL0W, in
7o5, dsciareJ,'' There II . firm aH4 bsybrtY-
Al Peace and fJisni6P 6st5vssg f5e United
'tater. and rriPoiyi mI5s 5y BE fee o,niS4t
IF BATH parties, oli guaranteed 5y t5f Afsa Po-
tent Day and RegeaJ IF Aigiers." Hssy ssg
I'D Tbs perpetual PsSs e0Hsiaae !?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
23OrftanO,
MONDAY OCTOBER z, 1905.

The Iat arrivals afford but little information Of the
political tuaton of Europe. II is hated upon the
thority Of private accounts, that treaty has been
fgned by the Miniiters of Crzf- Britain, Aafa Refa,
zvedeu and the Ottoman Pst-, IN which is Stipulated
that the RuiIlan army in the Mediterranean, which j.
10 be augmented to $4,000 men IS TO be taken into the
pay Of Great Britain.
It is expected in England, thai Bonaparte will focn
make the attempt ivade that kingdom.
The general election of fate Officers in Panfylvania
will take place tomorrow the 8th inf. the e=ctoneer-
ing campaign has been carried with much bitieInes
and acrimony by the prtzans Of
Nick N verfus SNYDER,
Both democrats, but of different grades-the former
Of the Na5ls, the latter Of the Igrs5Le order.
Capt Banbridge and his Officers have been com
plimented with public dinners in meh Of the South
ern Cities, through which they have pafsedIhe toafs
have been appropriate and per;inens-TAe following
particularly TO-
Orr Nay Like Hercules, in its infancy, il has
detroyed a ierpent.
C9r7z4od5rc Pye5Le--The officers and crews Of The
Mediterranean tquadron
Saxers, Y54i T. TVa4fzrort5-The Deci of America.
Ceaeyal Eatop-Cambyfes and Alexander .traveried
delarts 70 en1ave nations: the American chief to lio-
crate his brave countrymen.
l11Ltayy.-COl. MerrTs Regiment, confttng Of Ia
companies, will parade in this town, Tuefday the
18th inG for inGpectiOn and review by Brgadier Cen
eral Allen.
Bnethgzrr, S1bt. 26- On Tuefday af the 1T Regt.
Of the III Brig. 10Th divhon, competed of 3 COM
panies Of Infantry, and one Of Artillery, paraded ar
Penobicot, for IRipection and Review -
1t is with plcaiure obtcrve, THAI TIE Regiment In
general, well equpt and comfortable part in
handfore uniforn.--Much Prale j due td boch Or
hcers and Soldiers for their accuracy IN eriag
When compare the prelent, vita the verv bad
fate Of the Militia but few years lince III this d-
vion, think the militia Of the lotii d;yIlon, VIII
equal if not excel any other # the fate.
Ebtyaia- Ebseisr, received ientence of DrArH. 1T
the late Of the Supreme Judicial Court of this
State az Lenox, for committing the al CRIME Of
a Rape upon the body ~ his daughter the particular,
too horrid for newlPapev publication. The Jury
without leaving their leats pronounced him GULrT.
Ns'I7c5oly e9ent.--1n New-Clouceher, on Monday
laft Theodore Bennett, aged II was found hanging by
rope, feIefs; every pollible effort made TO re-
animate him but withOu; effect. He arole III the
morning cheerful a urual, but being abeat longer
than expected, iearch made when he was
difcovered lulpended in the barn, and "a neIr the
floor that his legs were bent and reitns Oh il He
had been an apprentice Mr. VIM. HalkeII, Cabinct-
maker in Portland, and Fifer attached 10 one
Of the Militia Companics-ArF4J.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
PROMBSORI NOTES.

~ t5e SrgtriterI, E.-r tzzs E--e,
svr N'trs ar8fr fUe Doillr1, far I'm ca4l.
is1cr g rhlTse Eacs ybicb IL Leg latass
kltb grained r. hc1r-5ra.l9 R1EkI, h5r.
~ i1'c Snail BiZr, Gh..b r-71rrg 7. tfH.c Isr
In oH-- r c1rfirur IN -ir.uaff5r-Wt thas-
f5re ~ t5@t -rr are read, y REDEE.i
'5sTe f5=t arc He7g i7 cirrpi1ti5., utnf-
.5cy are fgsfats4i aid fL-t ~ z ~ ~. v
iang czy mare
JOHN ZABER Z sou
Ifr'4a-1 Sfh Ia. e, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
BOVLOIN COLLEGE.

0T7CE ir dercb, giyen !, tbe Eyfsei a7d
'OVSyfeT5 q BcTya1m Coafgs, that lrsa1i
r'ee., e iS 70 bs be-aeH al tbe Csiege Cbatei, IN
Brlms7vicF, sH Wed1e5dly, tie 23d " Crfoir
nesf, at fcn oc5rk, IN t4t r,1Jning, for tbs tgr-
fsjt y irdatfrgf3 gTcp Parker CIeavglaud,
4 IA. h4tsLJ cbstea Prstef-r Of llsibamati.5 AL
Natural Pb.leIepby ~ J4id CsAcge, azd tsr Esb
sfb-r PHrf9Ie5 az he izter5F 2. lai4 CsAtgs al7y
require.
JOSEPH L1'KEEN, PrJfk,zf.
STaE51yict, IS Srtt. ISc-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
shp Gew5.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF PORTLAND.
07o5sy Arrived thiP Jane capt M'Gnto1,, Is dav,
f.om LverPoO-failed in &C. with lip General Ham.
llton, Scodieid for Newyorklat as, " Ion as fpoke
fhiP Cotton Planter, fsom NeYRyork for Liverpool
Same day-ipoke brig Ann asd Jane, from Philadel-
phia bound to Hamburg Sept. %, LAT. A. so Ion 81
fFoke brig Tumerias, from Bottom, bound TO Rotter
dam
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07

Here is a wide field for tie erercif, os,L
allied virtue the mind OF man Is pogeqa !, 'et e.
di'PlAy Of that hbefality wh'chthoie whom - 80 's
has bleiled with wealth and benevo!enre s''1e-os
for m opportunity 70 beitow. ma VIII
a littie ipared from the income or ea,,. y
Citizen who has more than enough for N. II every
would when eolleG'ed into the fssds of this oci. We
seie the msnagersby prudent difpo6ton ~ :,
much good ~ the town, and prevent tholr go m ny
individuals which particular oecaion frequen,l- uoa
Such inllitutioRs thele conducted by vyir- lrs
ment, are uefui, and DO honor to the place, ~
they are ellabifhed.
1t u of he rules Of this Society. 10 have -
courle delivered annually, and Contribution ~
which with the interels Of their fuaIs "A 10 INV ,-H-
for the purpoles Of Iheir inltitutioh. The D.fl"c
for the present year to be delivered On The e..
a the 7th inf. by the Rev. Mr.. KFLLocc. AL--s
Of nhrumental muhc Is TO be provided, and os1s-'
attention fthe citizen. j. expected whole H5er.-''
will crown the exercIlei Of the Evening, and cavI. y.
hearts Of thoie who are objects Of compaon d fas
for Joy"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
-@arrien

In this town Mr.. NloIes Gould to Mrs sufan Ham.
lin.
n NewburyPort Mr. Daniel Toby, of this town, to
Mis- zabeth aomerby, Of the former place
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
Ir5nl f6e Aibany Gazette. :

THE following article has been communicated for
prefs, and viii, sGuied, afford infinite
pie4il-e to the clafic, well inquihtive reader
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07

G THE Sugjcriber5 70 The PsrtLand A1cns-
b5, are reqHGfed to meet at Mr.. CbadzUicEs
IaDe,H' On Wedz9'day EUeaiqg 'e1t. at I
6cl OK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07

-: faluted with pine guns, infead Of 7,
as ufual. Scarce had the treaty been con-
cluded, when fne Of the coriairs of Iripo-
" refumed their old occupation Of plunder;
and carried off whole families frosl Siciy
and Napier, as 1aves.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07
81 PlenLe to take Nntice-

~ tS1)C ~ LNhC JNOEGLEs
A MEETING Of the SOCIAL LIBRARY. win IL
Hheld Ibis EVeaiag, at Mr.. C5aSzvilFs Tageya; at
which, pun6tual attendance is requefted-and anv
PeFlon wifhng to become member, will apply to
either Of the Committee leave their names at Mr.
Ihomas Ciark's bookstore, who will propofe them for
aamihon-and the low rate at which the fhares nov
ifands compared with the numbers Of Volumes, and
one OF the belt COLLECTIONS, vT we have no doubt, IL
dnce many 10 jo 70 ufeful an innitution.
ROBERT HSLEY, )
HOSEA ILSLEY, Csnnstt,e.
EZLAIEL DAY,
Fa'Azzd Ct7eky 7,B, 1906.
HE Subfcriogr hereby gives public notice 10 Ill
concerned, hat having been duly appointed Ad-
ninIitrator, On the eltatc of
LElIUEL RAYMOND,
latc Of Neg orcefcr, in the county Of Cumberland
Yeo12an d--eaed, and taken upon hinref that tr and
gSen bond the law directs He rherefore reouels
Ill PerlUus who indebted iaid de-eateds eRatr
10 make Innlnediate payment and thofe who have
any DEMANDS thereon, 70 70 eLhb bit the same, 10
oamuel fogg.
Nc-rvase1fe,. eF 2 1905. - -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07

The dialogue between the oonrul, the Baih1w Of
TnPoIi, and his prime miher took place the 2sth
Of June, 1901.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-07

Ebtraia- H5teir, received fentente Of DEArH 1T
the late of the Supreme Judicial Court of this
State az Lenox, for committing the al Of
a Rape upon the body ol his daughter the; particular,
too horrid for newlPapeT publication. The Jury
without leaving their leats pronounced him GuLrT.
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WILLIAM XLEY

gas ON HAND,
'pbieb he suiN d,lpgt IF on terms advaatAzs'ss
tatbe tnrebats, far e4b5 or notes,
The following Articles, VIA
Supe6rns and feco9d cloths
Kerfeymeres and iwandowTs
BeaEikins and ica,nonghts
Durants and caillm2ncoes
Bombszets and wil6bores
Common and boild camblcts
Silk, cotton, and worried hoEcfJ
Engllih extra long ELK gloves
Silk twift and thread
Diaper and common tapes
Paper aud pound pins
Whle and printed marfeill.s
Laces, edgings and gimps
Elegant black and white lace veil.:
Patent do. DO.
Satin preiong and fix handkerchief'
"A, o.S, and Ga cambrick muillns
India Jaconet do.
Eussiaas, buekfsm, Sc. &c.
ALSO,
A few bale. Of Negro Cadde,, and one trugk
ELK and cotton filings.
January T.
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The Subscriber

WJhss TO RENT or SELL. the following
Property, on Klag-jlreet, vsz.
" HE CORNER STORE, lately occupied
q by himfelf--the itand is equal to any in
town for retail fore, an! will be rented very
cheap. ARo, the HOUSE lately occupied by
Doctor Hall; the houfe is very conveniens and
in good repair--this alto viii be rented bar.
gain if applied for Immediately, For terms, ap-
ply to
THOMAS RICHARDS,
or in his abicnce to Mrs. H4fsn, living on the
premdes.
Augua S. dtf
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May ~.
LAWRASON G FOWLE

liz W II IOO1E y Z y w IL
Have jyR- recsiVtd, BY sbe brig Haymozy, RskHi
B. Hell, MATER, J,om Batter.
2 bales belt Beerboon Gurrahs
do. Sewing Twihe
: s ss. In Yea.f Ay's" }rREsH TEAS.
20 boxes bef Spaniih Segars
pipes frR quality Cognac Brandy
40 barrels N. E. Rum
5 hhds. retailing MolaGcs
7 barrels Sperm. Oil
few boxes Sperm. Candies
40 boxes brown Soap
And quantity Of Platter Paris
July 6. d
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publtt saIr.
=. TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAY next,
,.,.Io.t win oe fold at the Vendue Store,
Ai'' z u M
~ and bis. Preach Brandy in pipes,
On il pipes and bis.
S Sisl snd Apple Bandy IN blso
s sm- !. hhds. tiercssand bis.
S Sss;,. and brown Soap and in boxes,
w Nm" and dips Candles J
5 u,;so, in kegs, boxes and jars,
n, ia kegs and fails,
ns...,. Ware in crates,
tfiIoIUSEHOLD FURNITURE
&c.---A4so.
4 Variety of DRY GOODS.
among which are
cloths. Goatings, Kerlemeres,
S,gN,. Plains, Kerieys, Negro cottons
c c.s Elaaicks, blue Eriezcs,
c,sn,ncces, Raasl., Yarn Stockings
Cbnt1ss and Callicoss,
RIA Lm.a,, Silsfa do
Orsburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Muslin and Muslin Handkerchief,
Ind, Maslins aud Table Clothes,
gandanna Handksrchiets,
coorra Threads, Hats and sardry other
Philip c. Mareellsr.
Dec "a.
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AMONG WHICH ARE
Sunersne cloths and coioured cambricks,
cstEmcres, Dmities,
Cotton cailineIes, Ga 9S, Cambrick
White and cooure@ mullins,
leans. naukeens and India, boek, jaconet
iuAians, and null null, muf:
I.aag and hort nan. lins,
kesns, Loionaoe end crofoar-
Eiue do. red eriped caanbrick
White and coloured ditto,
marfeilles, Lace,
WaiRcoating, Cd, Lace lhawls,
4 a rs, kih lin. Long ditto,
mems. long laaps, Super brocaded do.
IA rs, Shifting cot Engli(h and French fix
ron. gloves.
Irifh and Flanders fleet. Kid ditto,
ing, Pic mic mitts,
platillas, Englifh fplit tra's bon
Brittanias, nets,
s,;eGas. Madras and bandanna
Silk. cotton and thread handkerchiefs,
hoGefy. Bastas,
Diaoer table cloths, Mammodies,
Napkins, Gnrfahs, sc. &c.
Ch.otz callicoes and
All of which he has determined to
fell at the mott reduced prices.
May z5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-16
FRIDAY, AUcusr IS, 1906.

FOR SAL E,
100 barrels prime Beef,
90 do. Pork,
hhds. and bbls. continental Rum,
4 bids Molaaes,
butts real Holland Gin,
II cafss black eyed Peas,
800 lacks Liverpool fine Salt,
20 boxes RaiGns,
half pipe and or. caks London Par
ticular Madeira,
6ooo lbs Coffee,
8 cafes felt Hats alored, fnitablc to the
ST. Domingo Market,
SO barrels prime Herrings.
WILLIAM HODGSON.
( Jolly so. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-16
BEEF AND PORK.

We have juf received, prime and
mefs Beet, in barrels and half barrels prime
Pork, in barrels and halt banels--alI OF excel.
lent quality.
HeweS & Miller.
June II. d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-20
LAND FOR SALF',..'

T-HE subscriber wishes to sell
. IA 800 acres Of land lying on r,e waters Of
Wynno creek in Halifax county, wislin miles
Of the court house. This land perhaps IS equal
70 any high land, in the said county for a.. pro-
duetion OF tobacco, corn, wheat, &C. and lies IN 4
very agreeable wealthy neighboThood, and is
well improved; on 1t is dwelling house, iuy
built % BY 81, fourToo on the lower floor and
two above, with all other necessary out houses,
all OF which are new. Any person wishing 70
purchase. Will apply 10 the subscriber living on
the premises.
William Yanccy.
December 10, 1905. 81