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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-17
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extensive assortment Of School BoosS' .
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-17
Samuel Craig, Ex'rs.
VIM. Herbert,
T @ B E s. O Z D,
|. Nn1, sel11{1l .NYn1eu

For ready iiaoney.
To the highest bidder, at Public Auction, at
4 sDAWSON's TAVERN, in the county OF
Loudoun and town of LEESBURG, on
TUESDAY, the 9th dayof January next' by
virtue Of decree of the court Of the United
States, Cor the afth circuit, III the Virginia
district, pronounced at Nav teGsll last, IN
suit depending in said court between the
executors of Deniel 1f,ldq.td, deceased, who
was surviving partner Of 14ildrea asad 10
5crts, plaintiffs, and sqmueI hoasgh and
theirs iefendants-
900 acres OF Land, near Leesburg,
sn the waters OF Tuscarora, IN the county
Loudoun-three. acres Of Meadow noar Lees
burg, and a House ard Let iii t4eesburg, CT
so much thereof as will be sufficient to raise
certain suas OF NANCY, interest and costs IN
said decree mentioned.
William Mann, 8
Armstead Long,
Charles F. Mercer.
Richmond, 18th Oct-22. t2cy Al
faW8W
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

Tended the French cauie that they
had no doubt the other papers were
patroDized by the Britiih and felt
they were entitled to fome conGder-
alton,
As majority of the board had
decided that this Independent paper
was TO contain our laws, / rofe and
expreHed de6re that the Printers
ihould receive an ample compenfa-
rion, as it might prevent the neceiliry
of their feeking foreign aid.
I noft heartily difpiie the bafe in
fnuations of the Chronicle /; and am
willing to fubmit this fatement to
the deci6on of the public.
ELIAS H. DERBY.
june "a, 1900.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

AS fome obfervations made by
me in the Senate relative to the prin.
ting of the laws of the State, have
been inaccurately and differently
fated in the papers, / hand you the
iubfance of what | did fay.
When the fubied of difmihng
the Editors of the Palladium, and
fubltituting the Editors of the hide
pendent Chronicle, as State Printers
was before the Senate, l inquired
whether this independent paper was
now edited by the fame perfOns that
conducted it fome years paft; if 70
there was fufhcient reafon in my
mind tc decide my vote againlt en-
ploying them; for that formerly
circumstances of bulnefs-a know
ledge of the French language, and
an ardent deiire thar the French re-
velution might terminate in repub-
lican government, introduced me TO
an intimate acquaintance with the,
then French Conful M. Darnery j
who on my calling on him, declared
to me with much farprife and alton
ifk-.est, that he had juR received a
Arange application from the Editors
of the Chrohicle, viz. \ requef that
be would furniih them with pecu-
mary means towards the fupport
of their paper aiigning as
rcafous therefor, that their paper
Was the oay one IN Bolton tia. de-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
Joreigu Afi's.
LONDON, MAY (.

LONDON, MAY s.
The following is copy OF an Of
fioial communication made to the
Lord Mayor yelferday. It is dated
from the admiralty Office, May 4.
"a difpatch has been received
this morning from Vice Admiral Sir
J. B. Warren, giving an account Of
the capture Of the Marengo, OF so
guns and TAO men, rear admiral Ii
nois and the Belle Poulc, of 40
guns and gao men, on the I4th Of
March, after running fight of Tome
hours, with his majelty's ihips Lon
don and the Amazon frigate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

deli Baptia Society --:h- 1furOpond
harbor Corporations and the
Twelfth Mafachufetts Turnpike
Corporation additionally And that
his ExcelIency, with advife of Coun-
Gil, and at the requelt of the two
Houfcs, had been pleafed to adjourn
them, until the 6rit "Wednesday in
January next, then TO meet in Boz
ton and they were accordingly ad-
ioarned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
Szpedlgb Bailktin.
Head Quarters of the Swedifh army Of
Criefswald, April IS.

Criefswald, April IS.
Reports received on the 23d from
adjutant gen. count Won Lowcnhielm
announced that the Pruilians had on
the aft taken pefeflion of feversl
villages in the Mecklenburg territory
along the frontiers Of Lauenburgh.
Yesterday Baron Glafs Ralame ar
rived as courier with report from
Count Won Lowelhiclm, dated Cad
ebufch, April %. 1t is ftated in
the difpatch, that at half paf eight
in the morning ofthe 23d, the Pruf-
fans pafled the Lauenburgh frontier
Marrienaatt in fuch force, that the
Swedifh troops found it necefary,
after brave re6itance, to evacuate
their potts in the evening. The lofs
OF the troops ander Count Won Low
enhielm conhes of one hufar, killed,
and eight wounded.
The lois Of the PruGisns cannot
yet be ftated with certainty, but dur
ing the action it was remarked that
fome men fell on their 6de behdes
Count Won Lowenhielm has reisrvcd
the communication of farther details
(Which with refpe6 to the conduct
OF the PrufIians will be very amplea
until his next Report, which is eve.
ry moment expected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
lhe Attsray Geaerai-again.


When the Legislature aIensbIed,
icar only with was, thar committee,
no matter Of what politics, fhould be
.empowered to enter into full and
general examination Of his accounts,
as Attorney General, and Of his man
.agement of monies, belonging to the
Commonwealth, which it can be am
plv proved, lie received from various
quarters. We confefs, we had ex-
peeled that proportion to this eff
feet, 70 plauiible in ifelf, 10 necefia-
~ to the publication Of Mr.. Sulli-
van, if he was inocent, could not be
oppofed by any party.
Had the measure been adopted,
we fhouId have been perfectly fatif-
ned, knowing well that the refult
would have juitihed our charges,
heretofore publilhed. But though
disappointed in our frf with. in our
1econd, we have been gratihed
The majority have now fhewn to the
people Of Maaachuietts that they qViN
aot G9sr an inveR;gation Of M. SaH-
saa's conduit. The proportion to
empower a committee TO inquire, and
report, the next FELTON, and in the
mean time to allow MIR. Sullivan fix
months, to examine and prepare Isis
accounts, was voted down. A COM
n1ittce was RATED, with infru6tions
TO report Immediately, though they
could not potibly avail themfelves of
evidence, nor alcertain the facts re-
lating 10 their commiiIion. Short,
however, as was the time, evidence
appeared, proving thar the account
which had been rendered was incor-
rca. One of the ienators, { Judge
Brigham declared at The board, that
, withia a few days he had feen the
books Of the Trsaiurer of the Coun-
~ Of Worccfter and from perfoaal
obfervation, be could affirm, thar,
initead Of y dollars and sc cents
credited by Mr.. Sullivan, there were
charged againft him So dollars, for
which the rrcafurer had receipts
This enc item would have altered the
balance of the account rendered and
made Mr. Sullivan debtor to the
Commonwealth. In .fpite Of oath,
honeIty and evidence the majority
Gill voted that the account was cor
rect and the Commonwealth indebt-
ed to Mr.. sullivan 1!
Intereited as we feel for the char
aacr of the Commonwealth, fuch
outrageous conduit is humiliating
but as having accufed Mr.. Sullivan
of peculation, we are fatished at
neaiures which will open the eyes of
NE people Let il now be remem-
bered, that Mr.. Sullivan has been al
lowed already TO fate, fLf and fec
end time, all the credit he has to give.
We have already compelled him to
give credit for 25o dollars actually
on hand at the time (lait March)
when he foIemnly declared he had
no money belonging to the Common
wealth for which he had not account
cd, and for which he had not re-
osiPts, except certain $50 dollars,
not ia queftion. BY the next FELTON,
of the LegiaAturs we hall be prepar-
cd TO rsb>rf eregrsG, and certain ty-
rants will knd, to their own fhame,
that VOWS are not omnipotent, where
there is free Prefs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
LONDON, MAY 7.


The King of Sweden, in confe-
quence of hotilities having been
commenced againit his troops BY
Pruhan veiItls in his ports. The
Sweedifh troops arc evacuating Lau-
cnburg, and retiring to Swedifh Po-
merania, which it is fuppofed the
Prufians will immediately invade.
The prefent policy by which the
Prulian government are influenced
has excited the greate(t diflatisfac-
ton, which is no where attempted
to be difguifed, and which the mil
itary ere by no means active in rep
rcfenting. Haugwitz is never men
toned without the decpelf execra-
ton, Whit Hardenburgh is univer
fally beloved and refpe6ed. The
windows of the houfc inhabited by
the former have been broken, whilf
garIands Of flowers have been affixed
to the houle lately pohelfcd by the
latter. In the miJlt of this popular
ferment, the diitrefs OF the mcrch mus
are increafng daily, and deputation
has lately been fent to the King at
Potldam, to lay before him the ca
lamitous ftuation of their affairs.
There was report yeiterday that
count Haugwitz was TO be fent TO
England, 10 endeavour to adult the
differences between the two govern
ments. A man more unlikely to
TO fucceed in iuch milton could
no: eahIy have been felc6ted. We
do not believe the report.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
E:::..)ian.

70 this town, NIifs Mary Winlhip, aged
3S.--A daughter Of Mr.. Nathaniel Randall,
aged months.
IN Gorham, Mifs Faith Thacher, aged 27.
-" HSViag ne PsTo>r and e.fsaey ef r-Asi sa ~
90 early perio N NJ, -crayiasG Of TIE prsjfat
70o'|a isaead Of foiiesoigg ~ msffh4as ia f5qf
7V5ie6 10 eDH, 90 ebof to Be objectionable, " h.
ing - tbs gya-i G9i teae5e---Jo6ery, ,iriteoaay,
aaS Cody. TJrs coaifiae 5ot:faa'y (;a fbr u nv
Of Dry %, f5s Gaming Of 5er Lard JgIbsa e ee-
prared 10 taEe Der 10 biHysJf, ybe, 4yib urGlfsa
confidence, ffaried t5i5 he-aaS nozD. net oay res
f'S7 Der la5ori, BIT, fer Der e0siaenf p;sfy, 4 ,f-
7OarSsa lin gVay gf grace zgH5 "a iz5frifsaes
'nforTabffbk. ind ed and that f4Jsfk not azu7y
In ConitantinoFle, the Sultms Valide,
(mother of the Grand Seignor) aged 70. Sic
was Indebted for her elevation, to lome verv
fortunate and extraordinary circumstance
BY the barbsrous cuitoms OF the Kings Of the
Eait, which are fill perpetuated Nv their de-
Pendants, they can only give fueceaors tothe
Empire by an union with iiaves; 70 as to pre-,
vent ambitious contentious, all The female
children Of zach connections are incapaciated
from becoming mothers. The Suitana Valide
was Georgian fave, the property of Vek
EiFend, former Grand Multi, who made
her prefent to Sultan Muilapha AS fhe was
handiome, and a good dancer, fhe captivated
her mater. obtained the handkerchief, and
had the good fortune 70 give birth 70 the
Prefent Emperor.
In France, admiral villeneuva, commander
n chief Of the combined French and SpaEill
fleet IN the battle off Trafalgar. He Wa
found dead in his chamber IT MorIaix, III wv.
night of the s2d April; where he haL iyis
arrived from England. He had given hi1,-
felf 1--we wounds with knife il his left fide.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
1og fDe aeailS.
NETWORK, JUNE q.

NETWORK, JUNE e.
A gentleman from London, who
converted with our Ambahador luit
before. he left that city MAY q IN
forms that Mr.. Munroe faid, he had
yeaEu to believe the differences be-
tween Great-Britain and the Uni
ted States would be adOantags;n(B
fettlcd.
The Englifh papers fay that fe-
rious difference has arifen between
the Prince of Wales and Mr. Fox
(AuvWG.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
STOCKHOLM. apRir ~

By the Ian accounts from Cerma-
ny we learn that Gen. Kalkrcuth,
who commands the Pruf1ian troops
defined to act againft Swediih Po-
merania land who had halsed) has re !.
ceiyed frcfh orders 80 march but
private letters from Berlin give rea-
fon to believe that matters between
the two countries will be accommo-
dated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

The lale of the late Marquis of
Landowners collection of painting,
took place in London in March lat.
They brought upwards Of nine thou
land pounds. a portrai, of WASH
tNGrsN, by Stewart, was fold for
SIS guincas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
NadrFirn

In Bottom, Or. Edward Eones, phyhcian,
late from London, 70 Mrs Ann Pope.-Ar.
Abijah Crane, 70 Mls Rachel II. Curtis
Mr.. Nathaniel w. Appleton, to Nlls Sarah
lilden.
Ia this town, Mr.. Nathaniel Warner, to
Miis Elizabeth Huff
Deac. William Jenks, 70 Mrs Ham n
Eodgkins.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
GDe Ga3ette.
FOURTH OF JUL
MONDAY, Jlne 80, 1906.

The Federal Republicans of Portland
and its vicinity, are requested to repair
to the Office of the Maine Fire and Ma
rinc insurance Company, and put their
names to a Subscription paper for a
dinner on the ever memorable aniver-
sary of American Independence.--
Merchants, Mechanics, Professional
men and all those who revere the char
acters and principles Of Washington,
ADAMS and Strong, are invited TO Join
in this approaching JUBILEE, that our
political birth day may be celebrated
with those demonstration Of 10y and
convivial pleasure, which give vigour
to patriotic feelings, aud add strength
and spirit to the cause of true repub-
licanism which IS federalism.
1t is intended to unite economy with
lioerality in the entertainment, the ex-
pence may be KNOWN at the time Of
subscribing. Early application will
much facilitate the arrangements.
This being our only national festival
let it be celebrated with {" songs and
drums and guns and mutual corgratu-
lat1ons as was recommended in July
l776 by the venerable but hroscri-
bed JOIN ArAAs.
Federal Mechanics ofPortlarlds, You
who have to the pride and honor Of
this town uniformly manifested your
adherenCeto the principles of WASH
INGToN, OF GOOD GOVERNMENT and
RATIONAL LIBERTY, upen all public
occasions, are particularly requested to
join in celebrating Tie day and com
memorating the virtues and services of
those patriots who gave us the CHAR
TER Of our civil and religious rights.
The subscribers viii assemble on
that day at Union Hal, where refresh
ment will be provided I; the procession
viii form at eleUen o'clock and proceed
under an escort to the Req. M. Krl-'
togS's Meeting House, where an Grafton
will be pronounced BY M-. Edsyard
PaySoH.
A Subscription is lodged atL.Asams'
bookstore, where federal republicans
OF all classes, who may find it more
convenient TO call there, than at the In
surancs Office, are invited to subscribe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

The King Of Sweden is making pre-.
parations for defence, and should not
an accommodation be effected with
Prussia, the former will be supported
by Russia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
THE SEASON.

Fora number Of years past, has
not been 50 backward and unpromis-
ing for the Farmer as the present the
drought IS remarkably severe there
having been little or no rain in the VI
cinity for FIVE weeks past, people from
the country say, they Go not expect 10
cut more than half their usual quantity
of Hay and that every kind Of yegita-
ton is in suffering state, for want Of
the refreshing shoWe1s which are coma
Hon at this season of the year.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

It was reported at Liverpool,
(Eng.) on the 9th of May, that the
fitting out American veffels in En-
gland, for The Guinea trade was tor
bidden-and no Englifh vehels, it
was ,faid, were to be allowed to fell
their layes in the u. States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

american Conmerce.-On the 9Th or
May bill authorizing American YES.
sells to trade with the British West In
dies by permission of the King and
Council, was read a second time and
committed for Thursday the 9Th Of
May this bill has met with much op-
position of the mercantile class, as
measure calculated to operate against
their interest.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

q Nrsb mater frparsd IN tsPs, Iar ftia
dty's Gasn', = Ena1o.d4biy emitted. 20 a,eom-o-
DIFF Cur ssSe,afgg ftiea4s, zpb1t f.sAs arc ~
lncws Of rar yssSsrt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

The committee, appointed, 10 exam-
Inc the accounts Of the Attorney Cen
eral have reported the result Of their
inquiry SO far asrespects the county Of
Hampshire and state abalance OF about
sixteen dollars due M. Sullivan, ON a
motion 70 accept the report, the feder-
al Senators urged Z Postponement till
the winter session that the enquiry
might DC extended 10 the other couB-
ties, but the stif-standing majority in
the Senate voted to Pdt stop to all
further investigation Of the subject; 50
much for the accountability ef public
officers under the reign Of democracy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

Naval Engagement.-On the 18th
Of March, an engagement took place
between the London, capt. Sir, Il.
Neale, and the Amazon, capt. w. Par
ker, and the French, ship Marengo,
of 80 guns, Rear Ad. Linois, and the
frigate, Belle Poule of4O guns, when
after a contest of about hours, the
Franch ships struck to the British.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

america and Great Britain The
Southern papers inform that accounts
from Mr.. Munroe, our Minister at the
Court OF 81. James, state that all dis
putes between the two countries are in
favourable train Of amicable ADJUST
ment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

Foreign :Nezys.-From Europe We
have intelligence to the sth Of AEau !;
no event of much importance has taken
place OF late the North Of Europe is
still IN very unsettled state.
A serious misunderstanding exists
between Prussia and Sweden marty
OF owedes have been attacked by BODY
OF Prussians, who after making a slight
resistance retreated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

The Legislature was adjourned CT
Tuesday last, to the first "Wednesday
of January next. The Hon. Council
Is adjourned to August.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

AIiranda's Ertediaon--The ac-
cunts Which have been published Of
the progress Of this modern Adventur-
r are 50 vague and contradictory that
it is impossible to tell where he is or to-
determine whether good or III fortune
mas attended him
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

The Stare Trrdc.---It is said the
British government have forbidden the
.itting out American vessels in Eng
and, for the Guinea trade--and Eng
ISL vessels were not to be allowed TO
sell slaves i'll lie u. S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30
Member of the Tenfb GangreG.

Member of The Tenfb GongreG.
New York-Samael Riker, Cur
don S. Mumford, Geo. Clinton, jr
Philip Van Cortlandr, John Blake
IT, DA mel c. Verplanck, *Barent
Gardc nier, ~James |. Van Allen,
Kiilia m X Van Renfeleer, Jofah
Matte rs, *John Thompfon, David
Thomas, *Peter Swart, John Ruff
fell, William Kirkpatrick, "Reu-
ben H umphrey, and "John Hair
ris Ne1v nreDrber5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

A complaint againf the manner
in which Mr.. Yznardi, our Con-
ful for Cadiz conducts his bufineis
has bsen prefented to the Prehdent
1t is fgned BY II Americans.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-06-30

Among the late arrivals at Phila-
delphia, is the brig Relolution, in
10 days from Lasuira. Ire Capt.
informs of the capture of the tvs
Schr's. belonging 10 Miranda. q
three Of the crew who jumped over
board, two were picked up BY thc
Spaniards. 1T was laid that The
Spanih brlgs weae left in purluit Of
the Leander, and hopes we've enter
tained of their coming up and cap
turing him Rewards 20 large a.
mount were offered for Miranda dead
or alive.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-29
Valuable Negroes for Sale.

Y WILL offer at public sale, at Hernd,.,
Il tavern, in the town OF Fredericksburg, q,
t'RIDAY, the second day of January next :
fair, if not, tie next fair day, for cash
Betugen SO and 90 Negroes,
Lately attacl1cs: to the Chatham estate, c,,.
sisting of Iaborers and tradesmen, ot tifenm
kinds, such IS carpenters, blacksnisns. S,
&c. Also, good miller, cook, gardener, tram.
er of horses, and some valuable house sp,,
wants. They are, for the number, as Iseh
and as valuable set of negroesas apv IN VI.
gina: also, some work horses and fsrnnv
.utensiIs Should any person III thc,seie sbo,
hoce, be disposed to purchase at private sal.
prior TO the said day, wiD DE ready 10 treat
with them.
/ 4v7H also sell, az Private eqle,
Come Lots in the town Of trcdelicksnr
my Lands adjoining Stafford COURTHOUSE, n,
Lands in West1noreland and Richmond com
ties, and my Farm cstIed CarA's, on tie RAJ,
pahannock river, aboutthree mics below fir
dericksDNrg.
TIE Place ofSae Of f'ie above property wiH
be Bats Iape7n, in the town OF Falmouth,
where an agent will attend the two DAYS IRE
ceding the day of sale, to treat with ttose VII,
may wish to purchase at private sale.
William F'Itzhugh.
November 4. Gods
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-29
Richard Lee and Son.
CITY Of baltimore.


Periopaly appeared before me the f.hfcrher one Of
the Juces OF the peace Of Baltimore cuunty Richard
Lee i'niar, who being duly f~orn on the Holy Evau-
gelists OF Almighty Cod dcpefeth and faith that RI f
papers now in the possession of Richard Lee fenor are
receipts given under him by Richard &c Jun for the
purpoie Of preparing aett kinds of medicines hch
were iea under the names Of Han,ilton Hahn &C. &C.
RICHARD LEE, Sen'r.
Suqieribed and fworn to before me- the fubfcribcr
EDWARD WooDYEAR
At the lame time appeared before me, Andrew Ham
na Of the use OF Warner and Hanna and teirg duly
fworn or the Aoy Evangelists Of Almighty God, dtpo-
.eh and iath that the above mentioned anucripts are
~ he hand writiag of the lare Rithrd Lee, Jun,
ANDREW HANNA.
subfcribed and sworn to before me- tie futEraer
EDWARD WooDqEAR.
December 4.
On application TO me by Michael Lee, ha We deemed
proper IN Jnstice Richard Lee and Son to qiye the
fo!lnEin testimony.
During the dcknefs of 1900, Richard ee Jun. de.
eeaied, rented part of my trent dwelling with hack
building, for The ue Of his brother Michael Lee and in
Which ne was 20 prepare medicines. While he reded at
my homie, had free aecefs the building IN which
fcnnd The laid MeAael Lee eonHsatly at work weighing
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-29
The public viii take particula rnotice that

he puDllC Will take PdLliSuis1 AiAoeASS 49,
the Ioi.oalng Genulile Medicines are SOLO as
usual IN eAallurla, o,4ty, Dy 1Ar. James hen-
alieuy, scn. al LIS store III Ills street, and Dy
Doclor john CIT, George o"ii.
Dr. iiailihton's Worm destroying Lozen-
ges, well anown to be the Oily s,4ic did tllial-
silDie remedy ~
Dir. Iia,nllton's Grand Restorative for debiv
litated constitutions.
Drs HamiIton's Essence and Extract OF
Mustard.
Gr. Hamilton's Vegetable Ointment for the
Itcii--.. Certain cure, by ohce using.
Hams hnti-Diious Pills.
lnlaiiiDle Ague Drops.
Genuine Persian LoLon, for removing GU
taneous blemisaes, ana improving the COM
piexlon.
Indian Vegetable Specific, in high repute
for the cure oI certain nameless dlsease.
Damask Lip Salse.
Restorative Tooth Powder.
Hams German Corn Plaster.
H.hn's Eye Water, an excellent and safe
remedy.
Tooth-aehe Drops.
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