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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-10
N1sy s.
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to decree Of The fupesior sct;rs
81 charcery, held at RitbmEnd, will be ex.
ro!ed to fsIe, TWO TRACTS Or LAID,
in the eouasy of Loedoun, th- property 81 The
rsai Aizuoe& Digs, Efq Qac called the Valley
TraG, containlog zhou, lcsn ac,es, lying abcut
three miles from Leefburg- tie otbcr called til.
Green Hill FteG,, lying en- the potenao ,igrr,
near the Blue Ridge, and trsoied TO contain
about ro4o acres. Theie .afds arc TO be fold
for The rurpofc of rafng Tho furn of about tx
thouiasd dollars, d8e from the iaid Ebonas y.
D ggs to certain creditors in the dcot:e ,cntion.
ed. The faEe will be n lde 10 tie hgteit biz,
DEF for ready money, ard vii! = aislseee @p the
Is.h dayo June next, in the town OF Lesaug,
and county of Louaoao.
W 7.0, c. ss eden, c'""igorer'.
Ap;iiaa dd
~ THE Subfcrlbcg and FodcHor
of TIE above sdyerfed Lands thi ks it proper 70 wrn
any pero who may incline 70 purc.aie he aheve
decree (which was obtsiGee in lhe mcR sret n1anner
ard Totally ulknc~n hino that he vi n9 give or
aid ia AIRY manner The pre,pirg litle 70 ptml faeh
fa'e; the attempt which vague and iii tempered
effort,
Thomas A. Digs.
April n
az The public are notified, and
all pe,ons cautioned, agairf Fnchsiipg cet,ain
lands in Loudoun epney, Virginia, decseed by t!it u
pericr eourt OF Cheneey, 20 be foa .rhe property Vi
Fl hcuae Atwnre uigees ard advfr,ned by rms com
aifiiones, swsa and seldom, tohe iod al ie,issg IN
TIC r,h dsyof June uax; the See sf iaid efleheirg
clearly yefgsi in and beonsiRg to Williasn Hudlsy
Digess OF Maryland, an nfaur under age.
ROBERT BRENT, attorney in fac
for the efgtc Of William Dudlsy
Digpes. "a & 80
City q sg.alngtos, Arr. e; IVY 4 d.l
Wanted to purchaie,
A FEMALE HOUSE SERVANT, VIII
can core well teeominendea--frcn 10 TO z,
yeass of ssss
As9y TO the. Printer.
| April Z. s.aw.i
i. : q ..-4 .st -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-10
SATURDAY, May 1o,s 1906.
BOTTLED BEER.

70 a1orfsze morning, at7oelsek, And, jtaesa.
ragfd, each laeesedi4s a,,a.ng,
A dray With BOTTLED BEER
will go about town:
When tbs cit.4sns may tuPplg tnsa'telyes w'tt
TAT wacieie.Ae beverage 4 six psnce pcr bette,
oepaid ior On, delivery
- Ssters tom sas eeast-y and ,hiPpiug or.
SIS viii DC sxseuled on the ihortett .hoiice.-- -
sepiy TO
T. CRUISE.
MyS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

Here We Eaid comfortable tiu.e our view ex-
tended over the deelivity of vefnvius from which
rvn ftycral current, of lava that ned from, TIE edes
OF the mountain while ssermoas flames Of Ere, Of
which had nearer profpea the might before dsr-
ted continually from ITS fummir. We had Ekevifea
view of the plain in which appeared the long wind
ngs of the rivers Of Ere. The rsddh reverberation
of the lava and the eonHagration in the plain, un-
med the landfeape On every eide appeared the i
mage of deaolaon but ye, it exhibited picture 70
fPlendid, 4 icene 70 magnificent, that the ravsyes
with which twas attended were entirely forgotten
in tbs contemplation of its pieurefque and poe,ic
beauty. In hsrt, when my mind figures to itfelf
thoie fiery torrents the motion of tn. lava the ub-
sefraneous thunders, sofe continual hing.. 70 ma
ny wonders 10 many fubjees of grief and admiration,
ihould think that dream had deceived me- if the
imagination, which produces fueh dreams, were ca
Pable OF creating images 70 awful and 70 grand.
On the Sd, the eruption continued, and the lava
Till advanced; the detonations louder and more
frequent than the preceding day. In the evening
the Hanes Not to a Gill greater height, attracting
the electricity othe air. and of the clouds, which e.
rnitted fpendid Haihes.
On the 4th, the eruption was lefs violent.
On the 9Th, Ve!uvius began to throw out as,es,
which, we are aHuved, announces the eoncuGon Of
the eruption.
Nfeaiiea,, Trre %, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
ELLIS q ALLAN


NfokM tbsi, friends fbat bey barr -eeis,ed s-,-t
= ter fdLL GOODS, per to. Rps Rsrerhs
from LiVs'.6o0i, and D.ias7ozo from Losdsn-
CONSISTING OF,
fet< 6Iartrff f,a1s Cd TO 1874, DatTei Bkrnttt.,
Flannel, C0ati1gs, ard Cotton,
London blF SHot56ne Ciot5s, SpAuiS 4vool,.
E.r5tyarerss .GnyLe and d0pbir MILD.
Gea'!sa7fa. 6eavst and patent fik HAITI
Ls6irs fstSi0aa5it Beaver Rs6i trimmed,
h4el5s'H' and SN Quilfingt, A7Ola0uns S4ysras-snf
and 70iLiatffs, for P5Rs.
C62z'6e'ry SiAk. and Rhythm, rt-v esst.,n..
Zadirs cotton, FIX and zrO0i IYoc,
GeH'fen7er's cation, pr and lsg0l1 80.
fne rooot froekr and drageyf,
Ladfe' Spanj6 Morocco Boots and HR Sheer,
elegant AS,19z and Tipac,5,
Fox V,gs end cbiaaacry 7itfef.,
SrgfFi and Kidacrsri.ftr Csrset,;py,
Great Goail, Urbyelat, ClOv.s, Demai.. s. a1.a;,..
Ca!iaoe5 and Ca-5y;eks T''
SAT- in Eaek5, t'e. &c. 5ge
Tie B4ianrs ftJei- Ceel, Per tB. Ia.,s. ~. ,.-
bf@7fa d'iy ard 7pbisb 4piH be g on v.sy ,oa.ratx
''.N%'' Sept rs. l5:IN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
ROBERT IOHNsTON.

YIN JNIIIANO ON,
REGS leave to inform, his friends and The o,h,;..
~ that he srer,oyed bis Store from the houfe he
lately occupied oppofte the Eagle Tavern to one d
Mr.. Thomas A,ehefs new houfes nearly opnosi,e
to Mehrs Taylor and Browns vendue Office, where
he is now opening general aiiortment of
DRT GOODS 9 IRONMONCERr,
~nico ne will d5pofe of at moderate profit.
N. d. tie will Rem, Sell his Brick Tener,en, on
Shoekoe Fiji, adjoining to MT. Robert cordos',.
October 7. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

THE SUBSCRIBERS, uNDER THE rieM or
LESURUR q SAUNDERS,
INFORM tbeir friends ard til. eu5Ec, thai ts.,
svW continue tbc COWMISSION bxsueji, late.
y H0af 5r C. . z. SaanaerJ. They proni/s
hr FriffeH attention TO the intereR5 Of thai
eVb0 may .fa1or them qvifh coaGenmenf5.
Thy eve no4o ,ffci1ng general and e.enYe a,tens
Of GROCERIES, 40bieb 7oR be e6;,ed for 6Ae,
WboIJafs and Rstah on Be lo7yeR ttrms and nllai
t,eaf IN TIE fire iafeiy oeeapiedby arGrr Hiliazs
MAF"sie . Go et99ffe BE Yr7due Otfee of A1sgys.
Fr9gE' . A400sHrs--am9ng pVbi.b are the tslotriag
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
FOR RENE.
re. BE- continued.
Nnd aoNsMon ei4en ium.di.

H0dP90SN0" Si7'rH isamrdiateb:
TEEHE HOUSE and LOT belonging to tn. eaa,e
A of William Elliott, decd. on the Hill near the
swan. Tavern. The Houfe is very eonvenien, for
gentsel iamy good garden, fnoke- houf-, ty.. For
terms apply TO Robert Hyde or VIM. M'Kim.
ROBERT HYDE, oairg
ESes'r Of ktIiiAm Ellen, Ges'd.
O6oher ~. IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

DROWN SUGAR OF
~ hyperion quality,
Ditto ditto fecond ditto.
Beit Green Coffee,
Salt in Sacks,
Molai1ts and Treacle,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
Madeira, Port, Sherry &
Malaga Wine,
Frelh Mufcatel Raiins &
Currants,
Soft SheIled Almonds,
Corperas,
Sal'Petre,
Rnglifh F F Gunpowder,
Parent Shot, we'll aGorted,
ttibbert's Brown Stout
and Porter,
Bef 5panifh Segars,
Caldwell, Erafurp u Co.'S
Superhnc Chocolate,
New York Candles and
Soap,
Spermacetti Candles,
JOI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
HENRY HOVEY, HAS FOR SAFE.
/ Bales INDIA GOODS, viz.

HENRY HOVEY, HIS FOR SALE,
3 Bales INDIA GOODS, viz.
4 LlABAD Emer,ies. Man1noodys
~ Now sanras, I Gurrahs,
Jannah sannas, CHA Hdlf. q, Cb.,,,
--ALSO--
Ia Pipes Hollands Gin, 90 Or caRs S. Wine,
90 Boxes By 10 60 do 90 boxes Chocolate,
10 by II Window Glsfs 4 pines Ola Co,-;i.
Hhd.. MoIafes, Braudv
50 lbs. Nu,megs, 90 crates Stone War;
so gro. Playing Cards, so carss Lime.
30 boxes Cotton & Wool 10 calss whale MI
ARCS so boxs. S,cr, Pipes,
AZ psgs FepFer, 500 lbs. refined Salt Pc
SO Iihds. ! Northern tire, and
% ems } Kun, frelh afor,men. of
10 f1nos' antigua Kun, Shoes.
so Hhds. Brown Sugar,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
50 DOLLARS RFwApD

81 DOLi-ARS REWARD.
- ANYWAY from the fubfc-iher, on the e., IN.
4 liant, an indcnsed apprentice named ARMS
FAD MOSBEY, Saddler by trade He is abo.,
years old feet niche. high, look. down, anl
Is very apt to HUH in the face when fpoken to- i.
IS probable he may go on 70 Alexandria. I hereby
'orewarn all matters from employing hin. and viii
give the above reward to any p-rfon that will DELI
yer him to me, 90 dollars to fecure him in spy
goal 70 that may get him again.
October Ia. IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

FOR BOsTON.

FOR BOSTON,
The Schooner TRAVELLER, Cam
sag=<g<sssS tain Snow, will fail in Gs DAYS.
SSSs,sseark For freight or pafage apply as above.
+s--+H-1.+-4e-ee-e OStoOsT 40 ST.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

Bar Iron, German, Craw4
.ey's & Differed Steel,
Antigua * Jamaica Rum,
Very Old Antigua Rum,
Holland Gin,
Cogniac Brandy, of very
hyperion quality,
Race Ginger, Pepper,
Pimento, Nutmegs,
Mace, Cloves & Cin-
namon,
Freih London Munard,
in fmall boxes,
Bet Fiotant Indigo and
Fig Blue, OF hyperion
quality, in boxes of
90 lbs. each.
Freih Capers, Oil, &c.
Frefh Gunpowder,
Tea in CannjRers,
Ditto by the ID.
Young Hylon do. Of the
GrH ou,l;,,
N. England & Bullok's
Cheefe.
N L. LESUEUR,
|. SAUNDERS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

20 BE SOLD 20 the higheG bidder, for ready
IL money, under decree of the Court of the u
States for the Fifth Circuit in the Virginia Diaria.
between Phneas Bond, attorney for the creditors of
Ezekiel Edwards, plaintiff and David Rois and others,
defendants, in order TO rale the fun Of twelve thou
fand fix hundred and fifteen dollars hrty-three cents
due and payable the frG day of July lar, and fun
dry charges and expenses Of fae-1hat valuable and
well known eitatc in the county of Botetourt called
FORT LETpTS,
fatcd by the fad RoGs to contain 2Cos acres
The fale will take place on the premilss on the 18th
day Of November next,
ALTO, under the fame decree and on the fame ,srns
will be fold az the Oxford Iron Works, in he count,
Of Campbell, on the 18Th Of the fame month, nnu,.
Der INVALUABLE SLAVES.
BENJAMIN IOSBY, y. M for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M.V.D
OG.7, 1906 tbs
- At the reque0 Of Mr. Rofs, The fale Of 10,
Land above mentioned, called Fort Lewis, is pon
poned Until the 18th dag Of next month when 4, viii
take place at the Eagle Tavern in the CRY Of Peb.
mond; andthe fse Of the Ncgfoes, Is pofponed u,,.
I'll The 9th day OF December next, on winch sav :,
viii tsbs place AZ the Esel, Tavern sforcfid.
BENJAMIN MOSBY, I. M. E,
GA IL os feoTT, M.yD,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
l!ntetellann.

TIE juqsa PORTRA At of NAPOLEON 3D.
N-dPARTE that e~er sUat exhibited.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

MK K. De TED11ER DrNrIsr. has returned, 20
49, Richmond, and again offers his fervices 70 IL.
.ne vsrons branches Of his protection, az
e'', a'ned IN his former addrefs TO the public. a.
N. b. HIS rehdence is till a, the Swan -rave,,
sNu me or tervant directed the laid houfe. hat
be attended to. - Deck, m IS"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
zRU7r7oN'eF
M o UNIT vIUS.

The following particular and intereang aeeoun. Of
the late Eruption of Mount vefuvius, i, extracted
from late London paper, received az the ofiss
of the Baltimore Telegraphs."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
MARSHAL'S SALES,

October 10.
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MESSAGE TO THE MAYOR.

MESSAGE TO THE MAYOR.
Lord Howck prefcnts his constituents ~
'"s '"''i Hyo,, mas inc honor 10 tranin,t fs,
the information OF his Iordfhp, copy of m-c.
fage juf received from Deal.
Dozvniug Street. O9. g.
Feiegraphe meGase from Deal, minutes
pant one, P. II. 9Th Oh. 1905 a meiTi.nrer
arrIved--Lord Lauderdale quits Paris to.mor.
row Clyde frsate ordered to attend.
(Sisned)
:, GAMES SHAW, May0r.
" Manlion houfs, half pafs 4;p.m.,
The Courier tays, EIiniaers NUT have bee,
certain the negotiation had completely failed
before they would have made communic,t;on
like the above a''0''
wherever the intelligence was fDread. II
was received with JOY. On the EXCHANGE. rrDr,t-
ed huzzas were given.
Fre'h orders were iifucd 20 The Brti1, nava,
commanders. on the news that lord Lauderdale
was com!rg home.
BonaParte left Paris September o5, and had
arrived at Mentz. The French aud PrufFiar
armies were within days march of each o,ber
NO declaration Of war had been made. a
French miniiter was fill at Berlin.
The Ruiiians were advancing.
On the goth September, the EMBARGO on vec
ieIs tor Prutlian ports was RATED in En-.
gland. A'''-
Inc Brltiih have appointed IN envoy TO adj
Juit their differences with Pruffia.
1t was reported the Brltiih had gained another
Victory in Italy.
The French frigates Minerva, Jndefatirahle.
Glory Arnide aud Preiident have been takea
by the Britifh.
Lord Percy had been eleded for Wefmia.
Mr.. Whitbrcad was appointed fecretarv q
war.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-05
WOTICE.

NOTICE.
= HE Members of the Mutual AfTurance So.
elety' again't hire on buildings Of the State of Viz
g,'nA' sfe hereDy requeHed to attend their annual
General Meeting to be held at the Capitol. ON tbc
hrt Monday IN January next, which is the fifth dav
of the lad Msnth.
Any Member who doth not attend, at the Caid
Meeting in perfon by proxy, will be reprerenteJ
by the member Of the State Legislature, of the Couu
y or the Senator OF the DiriGt wherein lueh abGen
TIC 'en"es' W.F.AST,
Principal Ige1f NJ n. s.
-. ~, law4w.
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THE RUBLn

cautioned agoinR trading for four bond, .,s,,.
Tea by the iuSicriber TO Dutoy Porter, of Chea.r-
hed County, the irn for the fun of 500 dollars nav
able the tirit day of December SOC the feeond on
the 5Jh day of March so7 for r so; the third on
,he nrit day OF October i9o7, for ( 500: which
pond' was given the faid Dutoy Porter, in con(e-
SGSce OF Purcha'c OF trae Of Land, made by me
Of him, the title of which has not been mad. c,I.
am therefore reolved pay no part of either of the
bonds until the title of laid Land mail be made conn,
pee HENRY W1NFREE.
Nov. II. o.C
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they may defy rtAfion and cic-,.,s - -.
tue, and inipire>i with Ire Knowledge of their
own rights, ard tie duties of their reprefrn,,.
t'v-', thcv will have nothing 10 fear f,om the ir-
tr'sues or faction, "r the deiigns .f ambition
for &C the voice of the people" will ;hen
heard as ths "voice of Goi.' Our p.steh. f.
tuation is favorable in the eXtrc7e 20 the into
onction CT great and ufetul Improvements. Pr
themon happy organization, orr foreign relate
o"s are entruned TO the Federal Government.
and they are-now under the guidance of ~, adj
m'n'ifra'ion. whole wiflom, virtue and unceaC.
ing fohcituoe for the public welfare command
all our confidence, ard leave US a; leif.re To de-
vote our attention TO internal and doaeGic i'm
prOvements.
The o5iervations which hare tho,,-b. il nv
dn'y 70 make, have been dictated BY 4 regard
70 the 'u'crsits of orr country, and reg leave
to allure you, that they are inhmitted with the
prof"cndeit reipett for the General AGcmlJv.
There are ieveral other cihiet7s which il win
be my duty TO lay before the Legilltu,e and
which ihall be embraced by 1 fibr,cuent Lue
carly communication.
have the honor to BE- with great
refpeft,
Sir,
Your mon Ob'f. serv't.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-05
The Honorable the
Spesker of the
lloute ofDelagates.
1911

We have excluded mon of our original mat.
ter to ind room for the zvbsle of the royernor',
,nterefing communication. We regret this the
ieis' hecaufe during the next week we fisiI
p"n''.h Our paper stImes in the week when we
maj, md iuthcient ipace for our original COM
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Last Geen;i;ga sgaiI
LATEST FRO.1 ENGLANn

Aa,t night arrived ihip Reiolution, Brown, 1s
DAYS from Liverpool. London pan-rs :.
w. - "'c'u"Ve' B9Qsn PAT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-05

The laie nights mail announces the inpor.
ta"t 'acf' that Lord Lauderdale was to leave
ra"son the 9th of October; and that En-.
gland was determined to proGt cute the war
with a4litionat energy.
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DecT.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
= he Annual Neetiug of the Stockholders. in ,b,
BANK OF Virginia, for the purpose of appointinr
DIRECTORS OF the Bank and tn, several offices Of Dis,
count and Deposit, will be held in the CITY of Rich
mond' on Monday the fifth Of January next
Dec. 5. -
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- TEN DOLLARS REWHPD.

THN DOLLdRS REWIPD
- KA TED or holeu from my liable in R;cb,,o,J
on the 2ith OF November, two HORSES. one = al
bay, nine years old, long tail and hanging name. t,yo
hind leet white, and not mod The other briobt
bay, upwards OF fifteen hands, rough fioJ and Few
white hairs in his hanks -"
VIII give the above reward on their being deliver
ca 10 me ~ Richmond, it frayed If tolen, fifty dol
lars on conviction Of the thief 70 that they NAV b,
brought to juaice. HKLLL111 HdLY1RD
eptE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-05

ne Pretiden''s hEi1age which we this day
puhliih in Implement, affords us No noG,ivs
information upon The prrfcnt Gate of our Fo-
reign relations. We are fimply permitted 70
exbea an early ifiue TO our negotiations W IN
q. Britain But whether that lIue will be :,
friendly one or not, the Pre6dent does rot even
conjecture. A: to the .fnaliG;.- of our neeociat.
ons with Spain, the PRECEDENT does not nro.
nounce any expectation ut all.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-05

LONDON, OF. o.
RUPTURE or The NEGOCYAT1ON.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-02

gr CASH, and the highest price
given for Linen and Cotton Rags, by
The psintef Of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-02
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1906.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

ID zyissae of a decide trust made by Ro<
ID bert Smith to the subscriber, for thepur-
puse ofsecuring adebt due to Henry Tabscott,
will be sold, to the highest bidder, for ready
money, on Saturday, the 9th of December
next, a HOUSE and LOT, on Fairfax street,
nearly opposite Mr.. Joseph Deans. The lot
fronts 90 feet on the street, and extends back
.l2S feet inches-the house is frame, 2
stories, completely finished, fexccpt paint
ing with kitchen adjoining. The sale will
take place between the hours OF two and four
O'Clock in the evening, on the premises
Robert Mofs.
Noyey,Ier ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-02
SALES AT VENDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday.
WILL BE SOLD,

esf :. Al AAG " EN0t-1 -
corner of Prince and Water streets,
4 variety of Dry Goods, Groceries,, &C.
Particulars of which viii be expressed IN
tie bills Of the day.
ALI. kinds of goods winch are on hmlta-
.oa and the prices Of which are estabhshed'
.an at any time be viewed and purchased at the
lowest limitation and prices,
2. G. Marstellef, v. NJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-02
The Subscriber has receiYod
1 be- following ARTICLES.

The Subscriber has received
The. following ARTICLES,
Which he offers for Sale very low:
IS hoslheads first quality St. CFoix
Sugar ~ s
10 bales Tennessee cotton
6lpipes 4th ppoof cogniac brandy
10 hogsheads vel favored eth prcos ia
nslca RIM ~1
SO barrels Ner-EnSland Rum.
w { And or 17.4.ND,
Imperial
! dyson TEAS
Young Hyson ~of the latest i'm
T HSss9 quality aIi1' s soa P'''1''E'.
Best green coffee in bags
Chocolate "a
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeirs
Particular Teneriffe
Lisbon, Sherry, and $50 dozen bottled
Port, veey old VINES.
a few cases claret, superior quality
Coniac and old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin
NeWEngland rum and whiskey
Mace, nutanegs, cloves and pirnento
Black pepper, allspice, & ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and iig blue
Dixon'Ss Philadelphia, & English mustard
Refined Salt-Petre
Brown and white soap
Mouia and dipt candles
indigo, alum, madden, copperas, & roll
birthstone
English gs.n-powder
Demijohns
James sandercon.
SPtsmbss II, {
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Patent E iastic SuSpenders,

lo6e dai, 4vh0tesaIe-a,sd ~eteFl, n the aefeatee
rsrs dor 6el277 5f'.. ,Asraad-r " Ieaz;es,
ierysr end Of Ps11cs s5rees, Alexandria
NHEY snrpass. any yet extant for ease,
4 legance, &c. Masters Of vessels and
staes gentlemen going to the West Indies.
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
assortment, and a great allowance to those who
Purchase BY the quantity,
n B. The buttons on the hack parts of the
saiStband ought to be placed the same distance
rom each other, IS the two center buttons. on
he Suspenlers e prevent improper straining
aa5 therebYstestf5siag the ease desigaed in the
construction CT TIC article.
iais 8 Richard HORWELL. +.
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November II.
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ln NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. termS.

On Advantageous terms,
The large commodioes well-bs;ilt tllreee
story BRICK. W,4REH3 Use on King-stret-
occapiea BY Messrs. Richard Veitca & Co.
Apply to
James Patton.
October 20. d
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Thomas B. DEER.

n. R. Ee Will rent the store house, kitch-
en- and grsnegy at Broad Greek, in Maryland,
(1olding an unexpired lease for the ssmel
fwith the Lot of Ground thereto attached, con-
tanning numser Of excellent apple trees
the ground equal to any for gaTden-Iti is al
so an excellent stand for tavern or black
smith shop, either OF which would be immense
~ profitable, if conducted and supplied in q
proI,cr manner. The terms viii be made easy
by early application as above.
November 5. A dtt
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MARTLMsBURG, March %.

Departed this life on Tuesday the
i1th4inst. in the, 4sd year of her age,
Mrs. ELEANOR *BRIscoE, consort Of
John Briseoe, esq. Of Jefferson county,
aftera painful ind lingering illness which
she bore with Christian resignation and
uncommon fortitude, leaving behind
heran almost inconsolable husband with
eight children, whose only consolation
is, that her virtue could not fail to meet
its reward in the far more happy regiens
TO which her departing spirit ned. ~ d.
The following day her remains were
Inferred In the family burying ground,
attended by numerous coneourse Of
weeping friends aud relatiyes---and q
funeral sermon suited to the solemn oc-
easion delivered by the rev. Mr.. Collins.