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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29
FROM THE rnraron TRUE AMnnrcAs.
Ma. PAINTER,

Ma. PRINTER,
You can hardly imagine what an cf-
fect- the observations upon Incidence in
your paper some weeks since have had
upon the idiers in our neighbor hood.
They all seem to think the piece was
meant for them and indeed il was appll-
ed 10 many of them by their neig hbors.
II viii do your heart good when you learn
what change it has wrought in favor of
industry. Many who did lille or noiIiiag
before bot hang about their neighbors, or
haunt the taverns, have gone 10 work
quite fiercely and people can now pur-
sue their avocations without being inter.
rnp,ed and hindered by iIookers-on and
question askers, and pass tavern door
withou, being stared on, OF counrenance
or insuited by a collection Of idle and I'M
pudent loungers. Some particular cases
are worthy Of special attention. Tom Care.
Tess, who owns pretty snug farm s, who
has let goalmostto decay, thro' inatten-
ton, has this week set about putting up the
fences and repairing the buildings with a
resolution s ACTIVITY that do him much no
nor, and will do his property much good.
/ Tom never had bad heart, but acquired
a distas,e Iorlabor by associating with The
fellows of his acquaintance, and pitching
! quoits, playing bail, and other, amuse-
ments at taYerns. But he seems quite
awakened by your observations on indo-
lence, aud has firmly resolved 10 Change
his manner of living, and to improve his
land, and lay up little money for a wet
day, as the saying is.
Boo Thongbtiess is another whom YOUR
piece has produced a very beneficial alter
alton in. II set him 10 thinking, and from
that to working. And instead Of living he
knows not how, as he and his family have
done for some time past, he is now in
way of getting decent livelihood, and
laying up money, by application 10 his
trade, which is very good one as, in
deed all trades are in this country that are
nell foAczosd-If he will but work steadily
few weeks, am sure he will continue
so to do all his lie time--as he will feel
so much better both in mind and body
ne will see every thing wear so much
lpieasanter an aspect, aud his friends re-
/ gard him with so much more rcspeel---
ms table viii be 30 much better spread,
his children 50 much heater dressed, and
hIs vile 10 such good humor. that he
VIII never relax Into indoIent habits a.
gain.
Sam Satmfer, who used to be always
towering round his neighbors' fires, or
lettering about their doors, has been so
much laughed at since the appearance of
that piece, that he VOWS he will never be
an idler again, but that he will rise with
the lark, and labor faithfully The Ive-Iong
day, and get some property together,
and marry, and live respectfully and use
fully in the world.
But han't time to tell you of half that
have been altered Cor the better by your
structures on Incidence --but cant helm
mentioning my daughter Dorothy, who
ties about house, end works like a tiger.
aud dresses peat and tidy; tho She has
not turned her hand 10 any thing This
twelTemonih before, and went slio.shoJ
and slutlisbly about house doing notb;ne
but finding fault.
Your obliged servant.
DAVID DiMGENT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29
b The Press, and speedily zriH B.
published,
bH6KSHed,

FORENSIC ELO9DENcE.
Sketches Of Trials in Ireland for High Treaso,.
etc. including the Speeches of Mr.. Curan
at length:
TO WHICH ARE PREFIxRp,
II brief Sketch Of The Hisfory Of IreLani,
AND
"A Biographical accom- Of Mr.. Cunan, with aa
elegant engraved likeness ofthat orator.
SECOND HDi7ION, WITH ADDITIONS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29

Ltngih ef fhe Wooi,
Extreme is inch. in ordinary ! inch.
Grass qoe;ght IF The Carcase,
One hundred AID forty pounds.
The extreme length of the animal from
the rose 10 The bullock, four feet nine in.
ches the girb of the body three feet seven
and a quarter inches and The length OF
the fcfe LEG from the brskct 10 the ground
twelve and bali inches. The above ti-
mensions, and gross weight OF carcase,
were taken afier shearing.
IL IS intended 10 anoinI him the present
season, so that hopes are entertained that
his fleece may reach sixteen pounds. the
ensuing year. This method IS very pre-
,ssent in Europe. Four prime Ewes
we're then shorn bred by Nj. Gusts from
The impaired RAM, upon the improved MI.
Vernon breed:
No. Weight OF the Fleece.
2 ~ do.
ga do.
6 10 do.
A Ram Lan16 Of two aud half months
old weighed gross eighty one and half
Although these weights may appear but
small ~ben compared with the English
stock, yet when the scale OF Improvement
between the two countries is balanced, and
the stbject considered comparatively, aud
with due reference to The progress and
means Of improvement in each, they viii
appear even respectable in the country
The most distinguished III the world, and
IN which The science of Agriculture and
Rural Economy, has been carried TO an
extent unparalleled. Possessing a porti-
on of every climate and soil, we may hope
IN due Tine to rise to pre-cminence in the
rearing of useful animals, so necessary TO
manufactures, and so intimately connect
ed with Agriculture the great prime
source Of national wealth and individual
prosperity.
We are told that Mr. Gusts, has had a
wetbrr ON Smiths Island. at The Capes
of Virginia, TO shear upwards OF thirteen
pounds, which will no dosb; cause him 20
transfer some Of his improved stock 10
that place. where a vast fange Of paslure
and continual access 10 sail, have consri.
buted greatly 10 improve the or,gfna,
breed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29
E-rfraef eta letter from Lis6on, dated OH
-fjtru, 1905.
ALEXANDRIA, May al.
sHxEr sHEAR1Sc.

We have been favored with an accurate
account Of the Sheep Shearing, at Airing
ton, the estate Of Dir. Gusts, in this vici-
nifty. The utmost exactness was used in
the weights and messures,a and The account
is transmitted BY a gentleman, who was
present at the time,
The PRIZE RAM, OF ONE
YEAR OLD, bred by Colonel
FAREWELL, Thomas l.. Lee, OF Lou
doun, & shewn on the so.h
of April
Wcighs ef HE Fleece,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-13
The Moniieur Of the 18th September, con
tsins the following artcle:--

The Moniteur Of the 18th September, con.
tsins the following articles
6 Madrid, Angaf IS, 1905.
" The Prince Of Peace having informed the
King that the Englilh merchants are in the habit
offending their good, TO Cadiz in neutral vel-
fels, under pretsnce of their being the merchan-
die of neutral nations. His MajeRy has order.
ed, By decree of the 10 of this month, thar,
in order to pu. an end TO this abafc, the erdon.
nances which prohAis tho entrance Of Engih
merchandise into Spain nall for the fu urs be
executed with the u,moa rigor. NJ. Cevallos,
our prime maiaer, has been appointed 70 che
direction Of the war department, which he has
hitherto adminiaered only ID interim. On the
4th Of this month shsre arrived at the camp Of
Buena Vita, near ST. koch, tive battalions Of
the Spanih and Walloon Guards"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-13
From the REGISTER.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

We are indebted to respectable Friend for the follow
ing Communication
6 ST.. fohn's, Porto REQ Nov. 10, 1906.
$ By the arrival of a friend who left La
Guayra, tht 14th uh. learn that the
government of Caracas, remained fixed
in the determination, not to admit the
commerce of neutrals at .heir ports-the
disagreement Of the chiefs, promote the
resolution.
6 This market affords no inducement to
adventures, the little elelicacy shown on
the part of government, and other motives
induce me rather to dissuade, any COM
mereial intercourse with this island, than
to remain silent. An order dated the first
instant, was issued for the departure of all
foreigners from the island, except those
that had become Planters, and Mechanics,
and these are to employ themselves at three
leagues distance from the sea-and all nen-
trails that come to this port, are by the same
order obliged to consign themselves to one
of four individuals named by government
for the purpose Of receiving consignments,
unless such vessels should come expressly
consigned to some other Spanish House,
the names Of the four governmental con.
signees are as follows. Don Joseph Igna.
ice Marrero, Don Fernando Fernandez,
Don Geraldo Miro, and Don Miguel Fer
res, the two latter believe are honest men,
the first, common fame, declares to be a
dangerous person, mercenary views { be-
lievr with too much truth, is said to be the
object Of these resolutions.
:. lheasystem of pusillaninisy in the ex.
ecution Of justice presades this as well as
many other Spanish places to very serious
degrees. Americans are broughtin here by
cruizers and treated with less delcacy, than
if we were in state Of actual hostility
with this government. Two vessels, the
one the brig Polly, of Tiverton, from
Newport, Rhode. Island,) capt. Joseph
I. Trip, master, bound to Barbados,
the other the schooner Polly, of Boston,
John Anthony, master, bound to Guada.
-loupe, having horses on deck, were cap.
tured by Spanish feluca, and brought IN
20 this port, the captains, were detained
thirteen days on board, before they were
permitted to come on shore, and every arti-
fee used to make them the objects of raPa-
city; they are now confined 10 close prison,
in pursuance of an order of the govern
ment, issued four DAYS since; when their
liberation may take place must be left 70
conjecture. Icould enumerase many other
examples, but the vessels immediate dePar-
ture, precludes more particulars on the sub.
jest, for the present
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-13

Csxxeil a1;~5l<d, That II any Wasgdacr, carter,
draymcD, or other driver Of any carriags,iled OF
leigh for plesfurc or buithen, hali app, orpiaer
any fach carriage, 1sd or leigh al, OF near the
inteflcttion OF any'afeet. lane or alley, in fuch
manner az to crofs the footwsy, or prevent any
foot paHepgsr from cfof6ng the lrett, lane or all
ley, in the direction and line Of the foot way on
the eide OF luch fsect, lane or alley, and al not
Immediately on the reeue.t OF asy foot paa:nger
caale the fame to be removed, or ihall be ab!ent
therefron,, 70 that iueh reqncit cannot be made
every prrfon 70 offending hall forfeit and pay for
iuch offence, the fun OF one dollar for The uEc of
the Corporation.
& Sgcr. n. nil Be II e0aata, That it fhallbs
the duty of the Clerk Of the Marker, hon time
to time, as occahon may lcquire, &c appoint 70 7
many itands fer Wagons, carts, feds ard
leiahs, laden with wood around the g,a-kc-
lquaie, as to hin fball appear rcguidte, TO foms
one or otb.r, otwb;ch i,a4ds 10 to be appointed,
all waggonsrs, carriers and drivers, Of (n>h car.
riages with wood for falr, may repair with their
horles, Wagons, carts aud feds, wien anm.
ployrd and waiting for fale Of their reflective
ladings, and If any waegcnrn CATER or driver
of fuch carriage, while employed and waiting iar
fale in frcets, where .bonles asN eult, mali ari
with Rs wagon, cart, hrl, .igh or other car
rage afoselztd, in any OF the lteets, aod occupy
the fame for one hour at any other place than tie
tand so to be sPpointed, within a lsfs difane: Of
each other than thirty isei, and witLcut their
Wagons, cars, feds or Aeighs, being plsce.i
ltngthways with the horfes cloc to., The ddelones,
ali for every fuch ofcncc fotei, and pay the fun,
Of one dollar, for she uic oftbe Corporation.
SECT. 8. did BE- if JfattJrrs ereaed. lkatit
any wae gencr, carter, o. driver Of iach Wagon,
cart, ned or leigh, ladsntwish wood, AaIi VIC
late the aiorefaid regulation BY approaching ano-
,hcr Wagon. carr, fed OF fl.igh, laden with
Fwoed, contrary 10 the true intent Of the afore-
faid psoviion, he 'ihaIl forfeit fun not exceed
ing fifty ceat:, for the ufc of the informer.
SIcr. a. lid yurtkey ssa9sa, That all
fines incurred under this ACT q all be recoverable
before any magiirats of the county of Alexandria
-and that it ihall be the duty Of the sOperin:-
tendans police and of the !eyerai contabies OF
the town, to fee that the fame is duly obleryed
and carried into effect.
Paid III Csmmsa coaysA, Tie III Dedmk,.
1906.
JOHN JANNEY, Prsfasat 5,o.sm.
Aap,soed oh Dec. 1905.
JONAH 4doAPsoN, Mayw.
. y
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PRICES CURRENT IN cARRAc.

PRILES5 LUKRE ~ Z IN CHRNAI.
GAS.
Cocoa, 9 dollars per fanega; Coffee, 16
do. per quintal; Cotton, 10 do. do. Indi-
go, ia per lb. Flour, ~ dolls. per Dbl.
Hides. Ia each.
PRICES CURRENT IN PORTO
RICO.
Coffee, IS dollars per quintal; Hides,
4 a IA do. each; Tobacco, 6 do. per
quinral; Sugar, do. do. good quality.
The cutting Of Fustis is prohibited by
a late order Of Government.
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alerauurta z,atlp aoberttSer.
-.suzr-s.--
FRIDAY, DECEMBER rs.

MARa1ED last evening, by the Rev. Mr..
Davis, Mr.. BENJAMIN ricketts,, TO Hiss
1Nary III. Stewart, both Of this town.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-13

n A Sermon will bepreached on
Sunday next, in the Roman Catholic Church az
this place, by the Reverend Mr.. L4ey, and a
collection made for the benefit of faid Church,
in the borough OF Norfolk.
December Il. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-13
N O It 4 C E..

-f ~ -. a = =.
4 T meeting Of the PRECEDENT and Directors
"A of the Little River Turnpike Company,
at The houie of John Gad.by, in the towa Of
Alexandra, December the 4th, 1905
ORDERED, Thatthe Stockholders in the Little
River Turnpike Company do, and they are
hereby required 10 pay to the Treafurer of faid
Company ten dollars on each, ihare by them re-
fpeetiyely fubfcribed, on the 6rf day of Febru.
airy, 1906 land the further fun Of ten dollars
on each of their flares, on the 6if day of May
land the further fun Of ten dollars on each Of
their flares. on the 6Ia day Of Jaly-and the
further fun often dollars on each of their fhar.s,
on the frf day Of September--and tn. further
ium OF ten dollars on each Of their flares, on tia
era day Of November next enfuiug the dato
hereof.
Jonah Thomplon, Tsafarer.
December 10. dtIAFeb
Brew-Hcufe- Alexandra.
r NOW have gEER ready for delivery, ofa
\ quality thas expect will plesfe.
Thomas Crufe.
December IS. daw
JUST RECEIVED,
9 boxes containing
500 piece, Platillas,
500 do. Britannias,
Entitled 10 d,aeobaek IN expsytatisa.
A L. 5 O,
50 bbls and S hhds New Run;
FL, Sale, 3,
John G. Ladds
December / ).
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Port Of alarauuua,

ARRIVED
Sch'r Silvia. Lewis. BostoR
Sloop Lady Washington, Herbers, Norfolk
cLEARED,
Brig Atlantic, Tupman, Barcelona
Sloop Mary Ann, Lee, Ncw-York
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-13
PUBLIC SALE.

AT 4 O'Clock. THIS AFTERNOON, viii be
Sold, on Ho4velFs wharf,
10 pipes OF FRENCH BRANDY;
On credit Of SO and go days.
p. 6. Marlteller.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-13

dn AcT 10 regulate Waggoners, Carriers,
and Draymen, in the tozvn ct Alexan-
andria.
WHEREAS great Inconvenience has been
w experienced by the inhabitants Of the
town Of Alexandria ard Others, BY the inatten.
sioh or reryerfenels Of the drivers Of Wagons,
carts and dsays, incommodins the foet wsys Of
the &feets ofthe laid town, and eberualn2 the
paFage Of the frects at their inte.ectiol, for re-
nedy and prevention thereof.
! SEcrIcN /. Be II taaeyed, By tie Canmos
5Csxafa sf Tie tssua e,f .Alaxana,iia, m Comwss
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s fer this explicit narrative, hope your
y sIlency will make the necessary disPosi-
Ins Cor the return Of the inhabitants who.
Ire escorsing the three prisoners, as they
absolute strangers to all the circum.
E,,ces Of this business. claim them from
Sur xcsIlency's justice, considering their
k,ention as illegal, also that OF the prison.
4 ,hev were conducting, these having been
ken within this territory. where a most
[nouIar event had brought thSm, and lean
4, imagine what could have been the de-
o. Of the authors Of this plot; saving
6weyer. for a subsequent determination
ksses,ing the legality of a capture made
hder such singular circumstances.
have the honor to be,
(Signed)
CHARLES DE GRAND PRE-.
baton Rouge, 9th Sept. 1905.
Most Excellent
RosEar WILLIAMS.
Gov. WILLIAMS no Gov. GRAND Pre-,
In ANSWER.
Washington, Sept. 50, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-26
FOR SALE,

The FARM ON WhachI hUe,
CONTAINING between $ and 600 acres
Y Of level Land, well adapted IN general to
receive the Platter OF Paris as manure---on the
pcfs road from the City of Walhingtoa to Port
Toascco, and about miles below Pilcataway.
On it is every necefary building, plenty OF ex,
celieot fpring water and a pump at the door
fruit trees in abundance and great variety, an
excellent kitchen garden, feveral clover LOTS.
fome valuable low meadow ground, and wood
and timber to latt many years. Pefions wlihng
to purchale, it is prefumed will view the pren,i.
es previous to any contrsst, and therefore fur
ther dsfcription is uaneceaary.
III fell the land, it fhall be given UP to the
purchafef Ut January nexs--And previous to that
time, will Cell
I'LL my msoUeabLe Property s. Crop
made, zosthJonse ffew excebtaons.
Being extremely infrm and unable TO manage
fam, my Object is to retire to fognc town OF
city and ip;nd the remnant Of ny l;tc.
The terms of lalc will be--One thi,d OF tbs
purchafc money in hand, one third at ihe.cnd of
Ia months from rhcSaay Of lale, and the main
ing one third a, the end Of two years. with legal
intereR thereon. Bonds with fecutity, and
lien on the land, will be required.
George Lee.
Charles County, May 4. oswtf
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A PoRTpAIT OF
~N Il = y
w 4 S HI " e. 10 N

supported by LIBERTY, VIRTUE, and lU;Tpv
VAR fUE is holding cIe emblem Of The rewsrJh.s
-siscd. Ii the right OF the piece, AMERICA, Co...
terifed - ALI Aboriginal, is feated in pen!iye
laaienting her lofs. In the left is PAINTING sm'
TO HISTORY, for a fsbjet worthy Of her an, sbs
iupPoied "a anf~er,
q. T1err is ueae mar< cvorthy thon Wa@uean,
The whole forming more cqlblcms,caI til lite d
the men,ry OF that great man, thaa hasyet beencfs.
cd 10 he public.
To ,no.e uho e1eem t,s pgbl icryites and h. p-iy,.
worth, and t. the plrra e, improve neats in the IN
arts, this WORK Is deiicgic 55ch az ere slrcaiy r.,
mined with different en1ravinc, 90 ,hi fu3s9 will
il IS hoped, Fill aid rsaa Tor Z: 7rc'eg' guiersksg
when they couiiieF, char 1t wa - PAIN ING az.
the deGgn new, executed by =. oeeis, Sh5h ltr5a
1T more durable than oil pairFigS--;hat r:guGu,
glais-thar whiie their Prints c9ntalo, Perhapss&
Resemblance only, this WORK ator''s sore&I +a,
with the addition OF Fix beautfu allcgorica fggss
TIE price alt, Is reduced 10 as To leave, comggl
merits, no c3ltct.
Subscriptions, at Eight Dollars e2eh, payable ont
livery, (Which is little more than rhe price Oime
craving Of the fame fizc) arc received By ConadkCs
Booksellers, phiiade phia; Robert Gray, Alexandra
Rapine, Conrad and Co. CaPmohi City Of WaE
inr,on and generally by Booksellers th'cpghou Il
Union whe will pleafs TO retuIn their SubidiPaOnP
pers to Coarad and Co. Philadel phia, prevcg e !
fira Of November next, when ths work sill be req
fos delivery.
Frames will be procured, any patterp, if reqrs
on the mott moderate terms.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-26
Union Cheat Breed M0nyaG.s!J'
OppoG:e .he Marker,
.Aajo:uirg James S. Stest's Royal aHs'-
ALGXANDGIa-~
ALEXANDRIA,
BY WILLIAM LOWELL,

by WlLLI.iN LOFELL,
Who begs leave 10 inform the Ladies, 0s''"
men, and the Poblic in general, in this "T =,
that on "Wednesday. the d'it of May, n' Wv
commence baking ). where gbey may COUP
piled with BREED of the 6rf qaa,'l 'D "
found baked en- fuch terms neVsf before "
fefed ia in tais place ); az fellows
~E,ilE eighteen peany loaf fer 20 csns' I'1 y
4 penny Loaf Tor 10 cents, four perez 49, -.
penny oa; Ter cents ;. and, FOR The coh'sla'D ..
of tbo!e whole family or cifcumhances VIZ Nv ~.
admit of LARGE BREAD, he will HlaH ". ".
,hrec peany loaf Two ounces heavier '''D "
~elss, fixed by the CLERK of,tbe M1sdH' " ~
Tetaed,by the Cor;orefioa 70 that the 'ao0u" .s
man will be leEge Oh as good terms as INC .,rt
chant. The BEsT supsRFIRK FLOUR iO' r n'
keeping at leprn cents per pound, o. Nv ".
rouni!s Tor dollar, Thcfc Ladies and 0e, ".,
rnen ~to with to be regularly fnppiisd AZ e @
own houfes, will be obligiug enough 10 ' nna
line as above, which will be attended 70. y ,,e
a!!s7raace to fellets of Bread. To Pfet oa, m.
miiuaderfta ding the above rerns are GA'in ,to.
lefs where fta1ed credit, are agreed Or an' ,ndu
are expected to be regularly paid n' r
being imall. r., a5
N. B. To Taverns, BoardinghOs,'ess ,;pt
large families, there viii be an additional ,
OF ten pc, cent. in buying LARGE L0A'
preference TO SMALL. d
April SC. Ii
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He has dkevlls for Sale,

A general afortmens of Drugs, Patent MI.
defines, Shop furniture and Vials; few hand
Tome Hall Lamps Indian Shades proof vials :;
Edence O. Spruce Patent Backing Madeira
and Sherry wnc; black bottles in hoeaieads:
Paints ground in oil !; and few barrels EIax-
feed Oil, which he viii fell on reasonable term,
for cath, or 60 Puattaal cuaomess on hogs
credit.
81 Agene,ous allowance will BE- made TO
.hofe who pprchafe the above Medicines by the
dozen.
1, March II. cav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-26
Dr.. Roy'on's Anti Bilious Pills,
or. Family PhyliC.-

The extraordinary celebrity ,hefe pills have
gained, the univerfal demand TO: them and eacs;n
in which they are held by r:edica! men of the hrf
emnence. aye fahicient seltimonisls 81 their IN
rnGc worth. In great coles and fuddsn attacks
of diorders, an early ute of tacie pills often pro-
teccs tie happief ELECTS, ard taken once in eight
or fen daysin cafes of iadigeGion, headachs, dix
zinefs, pains in the fomach and bowels, dyien.
,eries, diarebeas, dropies, &c. and Z liberal
re of mr. anti bilious bi;ters ii the intermediate
time has relieved patients almoil 10 miracies--
price Is cents box.
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IT IS ALSO PROPOSED TO EXECuTE
PORTRAITS
OF M. and Mrs. WaRs5ngtoE

On fmal!er fcale, IS inches by rs executed by d
fame procs,s, and viii be ready for delivery at fan
sim:, on "a 1crip;ions Of Four Dlars and Fifty Cen
each, including Gilt Frame II is princ'pai ann
this work. to produce the moa correa Ikeaeiscs ta
amiable eoupIe,
Que Ct the Paintings is now TO be seea}at Mr.. Gst
by's Hotel, for few days, who will receive i:aa!
cons IS tEs copy IS ordered TO be fent 10 Rt.na1
foon, anolher will be forwarded, if iubcriben d 70
F,obcrt Gr4r',, King freet Alexandria, With SS11
lubfcribers nay 7lfo enter their ranlcs, -,
y The artie PERFUMES that the tesrst art d ny,
graphck Painting is known, only to hlmil 70 o" "
States having travelled from the faronas to N'A'
chuis.ts w!;hout finding matter Of it. b. ms 'F
criginl paiHngs may be multiplied, 70 as to ftn'7s
fIienl-tn po;nJ eur the difference The pc!TsF.iA
Gture, pf thet~o, when compared together i !. =
mott brilliant, aud tn: nPcUre o. the process eanap
rerdesngit more darabe. In Gue the Whole h"I
at and beautiful acoPy, that the mnd is lott III COUP
turc as 20 - nlcthod il Which it Is executed
July g.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-26
PUBLIC SALE.

VII be Said, at Pubic Sale.
On the fri day of AucusF, litnot e'tpoied Of
at priyatela le, previous TO that tims)
All my PROPERTY IN the town
of Alexandria.
S;.na,e4 on KIse SrREsr-CeaGeMg Of
A new.two-4ory Brick Houie, two
Framed Houfes, and the Ware. Houie al preient
occupied by myfelf--Ayo,
One unimproved Lor, on Fayette-
erect, es The above property is fubJeetta
groand.rent Of tquenty dallars, ggbty.foar cents.
For terms apply to the fubfcriber,
John N'OlsH.
February II. oawli Aug