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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20

his OF her ps.ion OF property, under II.
of one doIlarfor each offence. penalty
Sec. s. No fuel, having., or e,h., :,
bic master ihall be burnt in the oD,n . !;
the corporation, unlefs in the dav ,,m a' ~pSn
difance OF TWO hundred feet, at leaf e. az The
building or fence. All f.es made 4, .a evey
ef ditance, fhall be carefully exsinguib.5 great
iun down, BY the perlon Or perio.s MI; osiais
Jane. Whoever anall offend herein, fbaIi ~ %.
feet to che penalty of five dollars. D.. oe ioS,
That nothing herein contained, fhaI b. s".S
e. to prevent tn: making Of arss for l hs;1
pitch or tar, for tarr,pg or paying y.f.l, O'lse
heating bands by blacklmi,hs, to &c e., nt
wheels, 70 as iueh fires be exsinguihed ASH. u %
dire6cd. ''~iots
Sec. 6. No pcrfon fhall conarua u. -;
any fove through the wall of any bop p,p' o. o.
through any wooden floor, OF hath, Or ~o, /"
pafttioF; or iet up acve On any o,sa, sD'e
wooden floor, before it ih4ll have been r.n1 .,
iccure, By placing at lcaa two rows Of 49,.
between the floor and fuch acve. Whoev,, ~
in any repee oftnd herein, f,aIl forf.i, ,sa ms'
twsnry dollars toz each offence. p'y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-20

The following sections of ssundry Penal
Laws passed by the Mayor and Com,
monalty OF the town of Alexandria, in
February, 1900, together VITA the 18th
ssc.ion of law passed 10th March,
1905, by the Commsn Council of Alex.
andria, are published by orderSot the
Mayor for the. information Of the peo.
pie of Alexandria.
Note. All the duties of the Wardens for
the town OF Alexandra, under the laws
of 1900, are assigned. to the-Pohce Ut.
fcer.
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AN ACT

To remove Nmsances, tfsseroe the ReaA1I
Of the Town Of Alexanaria, and 'sA'1
purposes.
Passedthe 9Th March, 1904.
Sec. 10. Be it enacted, Tha: all the du1
ties heretofore executed by the'wsrdeDs q
the town, shall be transferred to the ou1
perinsendaut of Police, and he shall nav
power, and authority, to call upon the 's]
veral censlables of the said town, Wno'l
duty it shall be, to aid him in the exeeutop
of his said Office, and all fines, Psaa'!le
and forfeitures, shall accrue to the Iofpo|
ration, and shall be recovered BY wallau
before the Mayor for the time being W..
the penalty does not exceed Twenty 10
lars, and by action of debt in any cour'
record, when the penalty shall exceed Tue
sum.
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a. n A G T

Ker pfrpetnating and regulating the streets.
Sec. 5. No porch shall Dc erected on
any paved street, nor shall any steps or
cellar door be extended further on any such
street, than four feet three inches, and
they shall be SO constructed as net TO i'm
pede free passage. No person shall set
mp any bulk window, post or other impcdi.
meat. or place any spout or gutter in such
= manner as to prevent "a easy passage
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A N A c T
For aRp7inting heetsr Of the tond,,

r Hpt.SC.
Sec. 4. No person shall keen n 49,,
warehouse. store, shop, or, other n,.o.
within the limits of the corporation fe r
at the powder house) any quantity Of D,a.
powder exceeding twenty five pouud, f.,
a longer time than twenty.four hour, after
the receipt of the same. Every ouan,;,,
of gunpowder less than twenty-five pounds
kept for retailing, within tn. limits afore.
said, shall be preserved in vessel. Of lin
or stone with narrow openings, and care.
fully corked. Any person who shall keen
any gunpowder within the corporation.
contrary to the and meaning of thi.
act, shall forfeit and pay, for every pouua
of powder, the sum of one dollar for eve.
ny twenty.four hours it shallbe 30 kept:
to be recovered by warrant before single
magistrate, or by petition, action Of debt, |
or information, as the case may require
one half ,othe use Of the corporations, and
The other 70 the person suing for the same.
Sec. S. Every person who shall hsreaf.
NSt o"bf VI navy III LAID vi uCI CuSIOuFsl
within the corporation, or in any vessel
lying at any wharf within the same, any
greater quantity of gunpowder than TWEEN.
tv.hve pounds, shall, within twenty-four
hours after the receip. thereof; or if such
guupowder be imported in any vessel, with.
10 four days after. the arrival and entry Of
such vessel, under the penalty aboye.men.
toned, deposit the same 10 the powder.
house belonging to the corporation; there
to remain, at his own risque, until demand.
ed. Provided, Tha. nothing hereia coz
tanned, shall be construed to subject .heI
master or owners of any vessel to any Pc
nal,y for taking on board, within swo days.
before such vessel shall sail, whatever quau'
try of gunpewder. may be necessary tor
the consumption of the said vessel, OF tori
expectation.
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AN ACT
To provide for the sbeedy estinguisharenf.
Of Fire. Il;

TO provide for the SPEEDY estiaguishment
Of Fire. Is
Sec. 4. WHEREAS, tits the du,ysand
interes, of the inhabitantsto guard against
the destructive ravages Of FIRE, and j. is;
reasonable tha,the expense incurred should
be borne by those whose property is pro-.
tected BE it therefore enactsd by. the
Mayor and Coalmonalty oftte tszunetf 4les..
andria, That every proprietor Of any
dwelling house, or store house, within the
limits of the corporation, shall at his or
her own expense, provide as many kre..
buckets, made of good and suitable. leash.
err and containing at least two and an
half gallons, shall be equal ia number.so
the stories in such hoase.--P Provided,
that no proprietor shall in any case, be
compelled to provide more than three
buckets for.one house. Every proprietor
who shall neglect to procure The proper
nuraber of buckets in the manner herein
diressed, shall forfeit and pay one dollar
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1rer month for each bucket he shall SO te-
elect to pressure. The psoprietors of all
I dwelling houses and store houses which
shall hereafter Be erected within the cor.
! poration, shall ftraish the same with buck.
..ets ID the manner beforeprescribed, with
In two months after such houses shall be
occupied; or failing to do 50, shall be sub.
jeet to the penalties before mentions
ed.
Sec. 9. Where the proprietor of any
dwelling house or store house, residing
out OF the limit. of the corporation, shall
neglect to comply with the requisi,ions Of
this act, the occupier of such house shall
within two months after coming to the
possession thereof, procure the necessary
buckets and falling TO provide the same,
shall be subject TO the like penalties as are
inssuch case imposed on the proprietor.--.
And when any occupier stall, at his or
her own expense, provide buckets in'the
manner directed by this act, it shall be
lawful for him or her, to retain out OF the
rem, of the house ,he sum SO expeaded.
( Sec. s. The person who shall provide
any bucket in pursuance hereof shall cause
the same TO be- numbered, and The name or
names of The proprietor TO be. painted
thereon ;or shall be subiec.for every such
neglect, to the penalty ct one dollar for
each bucket not marked and numbered as
aforesaid.
. Sec 6. ANY person who shall remoce,
or caase or procure 10 be renewed, any
FIRE hook, ladder, or other implement used
jp the ex,ngnishment ofhre, belonging 70
ihe corporation, or to any FIRE company
now established, CIR which may hereafter be
established, from the place or places where
they shall be usually kept. shall forfeit and
pay che sum Of twenty dollars unless the
removal be necessary for the eAtinguish.
msat of frc,or be made by person pro-
perry Authorised. Provided Always, That
no penalty shall be incurred under this act,
unless the Grehook. ladder or other i'm
plemeus removed, be marked with some
disslDguishable letters, indicating ,he-own-
er or owners thereof.
Sec. z. Ifany person who shalFbe pre-
sent at any fire shall neglect &c obeyorref
the direction of any officer who shall be ap-
pointed by any FIRE company now estae-
lished. or which may, be hereafter es ab,
lishsd, kaoring bIm TO be an aicer, such
p-rson stall forfeit and pay for each offence
Iae sGga. q #. dollars. --- PyoUiaed, The
aeUse Of such 9Gcer snail have been FIRST
published in en- Of the pnblc papers print.
ed IN he cewn.
Fassedshe SUI q February 1860.
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IN AcT

To 9revtnt accidents from Hoy/es and Carriages.
Sec. i. Be. it enafed bytbe Mayor and ian.
.mwalty Of The toavn Of alexandria, That, from
aud after tie pafing of this act, no perfon ihail
drive any, carriage whatever within the limits of
the corporation out of an ordinary travelling
gate, or in caselefs or inattentiye manner; or
salloP, OF otherwi(e force any horfe out Of fuch
ordinary travelling gait. Nor fnall aty perfon,
within the limits aforelaid, ride, or take any
horfe through the Rreets without bride or hal
ter. Any Perion who fhal tranfgrefs herein,
thsll forfeit and pay the frm of two dollars for
every fuoh tranfgs elton
Sec. 3. No Peffon fhall difcharge any muskst,
fewling piece. Piffol, or other fire arms, within
the limits sfthe csrporasioa, snlsfs ndesnce Of
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AN ACT
AN ACT
FIR the regulation of wqggons, carts and
I}yaltS,

>TDT~ ti!c fPSI!atloh or SSdSpe1'S, carts ana
Drays.
Sec. / Be it enacted5y the Mayor and
Gommonahy gfthe tom Of alexandria, That
all Wagons, carts, and drays, kept for the
purpose Of plying and working within the
said town, shaH be marked and numbered
in. the following manner: that is to say,
the owner OF any such Wagon, cart or dray
snail apply 70 the clerk Of he market, who
shall FIX en- or near its ieft side. in the most
ccnspisuous place, small board painted
black with the letters A. c. marked there
on, and numbered iu the order in which
such Wagon, carr, or drsy shall be brought
10 him the letters and figures shall be at
lssst two inches in length, and put on with
white paint.
Sec. 4. The drivers OF all,waggons, carts
and drays kept as aforesaid, shall drive
with lines when within the limits Of the
town; they shall attend by the side of the
respective Wagons, carts and drays, and
shall not leave them except IN cases OF
necessity; they shall conduct them in a
careful and orderly manner, and station
them when unemployed, at least thirty
feetfrom each other parallel and close to
the side stones, go as not to interrupt the
passage through the streets. Any person
who shall herein offend, shall for each Of
fence, forfeit and pay one dollar, to be re.
lowered, if the person transgresslng be a
scrvans or slave, from the owner of the
Wagon, cart or dray driven by him.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-26

Ton SALE.
Tuo elsgaaj Riding chars, so'f" Dps
and hagesJ5 complete;
On the mott reafonable terms ter cain or
.fsor, creais---Apply TO the PRINTER, o.
THOMAS WHITE, jun. Biackimisn'
Apri! 8, *.
- sTRAYED OR STOLEN,
Eror, the colnn,ons of Alexandria, on Monday,
the feth infant,
A HANDSOME Dtight bay Horse, viii, viii,
n witch tail, one Of his hind Eggs a l;s,le
white. 6 years old laa fpring, IS hands higa,
newly fhod before, bis hind Gaocs much me wofie
for wear. The above horf. was purchs'ed lat
fall by the fubfcliber from a Mr.. Stonemate' and
is we'll known in town. A reward OF Zen DSf
lar, will be given on haTing him 'etufnsa 20 me-
and if aoes, a further reward of fiSlg DoL
LARS, on conviaion of the thiet.
William James Hall.
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

W He fshCcribeG vii fell all his iatsfsit N
/ that exten(iyc BREWERY 10 AIcS'o
d,ia, which he now occupies Of which thei'
is eleven years sf az unexplred leafe TO cone
from September pext.
This Brcw:,y il On an exteofve plan, haVloS
Two Gopser Boilers Of 1890 and 500 Salio@'
and every working useaG! complete, wnb Mai
-Hcufc, Kin and Mill.
To the capi,s!iR this conccrn offers every 'f'
dsce.nent, who is N<ii!ed hmicit, or can procure
perlon Killed in brewing as the huhnel' a'j
be cxscnaea 10 as 90 becomc eXtTsmsEy VaIH'
bic.
Propoia's will 6c received to the hFit OF j'y,
Every ncceiia,y infosmation may be had' ''
Letters pof paid attended to, BY applying 10
Thomas Crule.
Nav 8 dtw&saaf
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Thirty Dollars Reuayd,

- AN AWAY from the subfcEih.r ibis day
II alter having felonioosIy carried of, On he
night of the 1osa iua. a large uuHk and chef Of
wearing apparel and other articles (Which hsys
since been Iccovered) a Mu'stto fetvse' slave,
named MOSES, who calls himieiE hfcyhs Gaim.
He is q years Of age, about feet incAe
high. tolersoly well formed, his eoncesa
countcnsnce, is very artiul and sia'ncus, ard
msy impof. h;mfelf as freeman. 4: had o.
whcn hs went f, a green cloth lhort Goa; with
yellow r7etat buttons, White anped MaTIeilt
ysa, Give ccioted corduroy bTeecbes, white co...
ton aotk,ngs, aid fhoeS: all his other clothes
have been lecor.d, but he may change lhck b
wore swav. Re is however pretty generally
known t. BE- NY aaye, baving lived II ay fa,
vice and travelled abolt wiib ne ior lie laR tx.
teen years. will pay Ri: Dove reward to s1y
perlor who viii b;lng him home or lecuTe lin IN
any jail 70 ilaC get h.n 'gatn
Richard N. Scott,
23d My.
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OOIE OF C1SRSH V ~lHtefEIH 8 0'O''S' .
The rormer imported ans fall per the nip She.
bsrdtji, captain Wells, via Norfolk,
among 4obitb are
Early York Chicago, Early Dwarf DO. Early
Screw DO. Early Sugarioaf do. Ear!y Batteissa
dc. Large Imperial do. Large Sugarloat do
Large Fla. Ouch de-. Red do. Green aud Vel
low Savoy do. EruGel Sprouts, Green and
Red Borecole, Collaower, Broccoli, ac.--AIlo.
Rye Gtaf,, Lucern, Burnett, Orchard Grsiss
Red Glover Early Dutch Tu'nip Early Stone
do. Hanover do. Yellow do. White Norfolk &c.
Rape, Nav, Corandcr, Carraway, Dill, Ar
niiced, Canary Seed, Double Yellow Hyac'"thf
Roots, Fine Durham, Flower, OF Muaagd, Spit
Peas, Garden Rakes, Hoes, Reels and Lines,
Garden Sbeers and bsR uning Knives On hand
quantity of Lombardy Poplar of al ilzes and
variety OF Towering Shrubs, and Roots, OF
Reasonable terms.
Alo,
An elegant aaorsmcnt of cut and plain Glafs,
China, and Queens ware, Flower Pots OF ali
kinds.
He likewiie keeps Liquors, Groee-
ries, Spices, Powder and Shot, fig Blue, Starch,
Barley, Rice, Soap, Candles, Salt Pstre, Alum,
Pear! Afh, Segars, bef Rappsc Snuff, chewing
and lmoakng Tobacco.
AJo fer Sale,
The American Gardener, and Aenaedy' 3
Trsa.iie or Gardenirg.
February II, dIw' 'awt'M
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
among Tvht5 are

yxyILL be given for experimenting and (ecur
w ing in jail, young mulatto man aavc,
named ANDREW. He was hired by ne lah
year to Mr.. Jofsph Thomas, wbo keeps the niIe.
die ferry oppoGse TO Alexandria, and abiconaed
from that place about the latter end of Aaguh
lat. He is about q years OF age, S feet or 9
inches high, luay and we'll Eaads, has hoTs cur
led hair, and is frequently fdbjea TO have seve-
raj large pimPles in his face. He is reckoned TO
be fenGbe fellow, of an esfy agreeable addtefs
for man in his low fphere of life. AS be has
not been heard of b. me Gnce his elopement I
fufpca he has had the add'cls 20 lhip himfelf as
freeman on board fornc veGel either at Alexan.
dria or Baltimore. Whoever takes him up and
lecures him in any Jail, ihall receive from ne
the above reward, as ioon as due information
thereof is given to me or to Doctor ". P. Car
IN, at Port Tobacco.
G. B. CauGn.
Maryland, Charles C0upty, |
January y. lFeb. 80 Jaw
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r. GEORGE +. STRAAS, IF Riebssana, ia
Virginia.
D1sTRIcT OF CoLuMBIA,
10th MAX, 1900.
SIR,

Pleafe TO take notice, that by virtue OF
!, cop,nif1i IN iiI1ei and di,caed to Aes4ndeF
Cant, yoha Meek. Richard Hefdman. John
Dick. and Hugh Ca,hcart, oy the circuit court
9Th, lifted Srares for she diaritt OF COLUMBIA,
5,ld.o IN the cUuosy of Alexandra, for taxing
the dspofi,ion. OF Andrew G,ofon and Edward ard
swans, ia th. far in faid court wherein you arc :
nlsintiR. aad the marine ininrance company OF
Al.xaodria are defendants; the laid defendants
will proceed, on the l9'h day of Jane, IN this u.
wear, az K gson, 10 the laand OF jamaica at
"a boaIe OF G,znat, Meek and Stewart, in K'ng
aan. 10 take the depoli1ions OF the atorelald VIZ
peIe, 10 the !ui, afofcfaid depending in the court
,SGoieiaid. g..
WILLIAM HARTSH0RNE, eP'tIfas1f
OF The Marine Iulurance Company OF
Alexandra.
eawAt
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Twenty Dollars R<aoara.

RAN AWAY, from Captain John Hendfri0n'
near Dcbrnport's forge, in Spo,sylvansa coun !.
~, on shc 9Th day OF April lat,
4 Negro Man, named f1'esap.
RE was RATED by james Hurt. of Jefsrlo,n
L county, Virginia, aud was pat IN the n LAM,
OF Henry Gannel, jun. and fold by HIM 70 lien.
derfon, and by faid Henderfon TO the 'uhicinef'
PHILIP is a very artful fellow, OF oiacS
complexion, about feet or inches h'gh' II
years of age, looks fulkey when ipoksn to' moves
brifk, and tells plauGbe fefy when sSinln .;!
he Is very we'll made for bis height. The
clothes he wore when he weue of were, white
kerley Jacket and troufers. alto brown cloth
i,ek.t~.FIe was RATED in L9udon county near
the mouth Of Sugar Land Ran, where it 10 more
than probable he has been lurking for ioaae s'nes
a, be was fecn in that neighbovhoed about thtse
weeks paR. Any pcrfon that will appresead the
fsid fellow and deliver him to me, ~ hanover
county, about 81 miles above Richmond, thail
receive the above reward, or'iex Dollars 10 ts.
cure him in Jail 70 that gethim again. shonS
the faia fellow be put to jail letter lent by
poa TO the Richmond poa office. will be attend
ed to by the lnbicIiber.
David Chilholme. :
Mavan. Iaw5i+
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May &.
F O z S 4 / z,

'r-"HE HOUSE ard LOT live in, 10 I"
j town OF Alexandra, ftua'cd on isiI'e'
a!eet, between King and PEince.arcets, 2o'D,
ing Mf. James RuA:l. The lot rs SO fee' Hun S
sud 90 feet deep, On this lot is erected s'5
hnithed TWO ao5y frame homie, IA feet ttcnt T'
3! feet deep; the back buildings are ali Of Oft,;
and the lot we'll enclofed. Undcr the l}e' :,
all excellent dry cellar the houfe ia well n'',
cd from the roof to the cellar. This props"
will be fold clear of al! incunbfance.
Il L O,
Oae Houfe and Lot, on PrIl's
frees, on the paved part, in the fame ne'SD&S .,
hood ; OF which there is well 6nl!hed t"0 ri
~ frame hcuie with every ncceGary back UD =.
ing; the lot is we'll eacloied and is y
frons and 100 feee decp.-This lot pays ~ .,d
ground rent. / will exchange the above H., ~,
oned property Tor lands in the weae'n cou"".
or dry goods for the greater part of the p''~t
of this properry. For further ar'.cu'a'' ~
70 the iublcriber living on the p'smite'' :.
Robert Aber cromOle.
May z. II
PRINTED DAILY
BIZ SAMUEL SNCWOEAt
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Charles ]. Ca1lekt.
eo3t-IGsD4
Rich Kanahwa Bottom Lands,
For Sale or Exchange.

sTNHE Sublcriber offers for tale, or exchange
4 for lands or other real property on the
catt ide Of the Blue Ridge, about 1000 acres OF
RICH Bottom LAND, on the Great Ma.
nah wa River, and on both ii3es thereof oppoi.te
and below the mouth of P9ketollico Creek, In
The GATE Of Virginia, IS miles from Point Plea
lant, lin the county town of Mslon county, and
II mile; from the tawn ofKanahawa county, and
adjo6ing the lands of the late General Wathing
ton. They were iuryeyed at the fame time With
thoie lands in the year I77a, and are held UNDER
the fame titles, viz.Q9 MihtGy Rigbts--whieh
are uygueaisnable.
Tse Lands are of the very FRI quality, the
Bottoms in many places mile wide ; they have
been lately reluryeyed and divided into lots con-
tanning from $50 to $50 acres each, tor the ac-
commodsrion OF purchasers, each lot fronting On
the river, and extending back from thence to
the hills, which afford mott extentive range tor
toek, which can never be interrupted One
,ndred acres therefore of this rich bottom. with
advantages, would make a good fettlement.
great Virginia Gate road leading to the
of Ohio and kentucky, paHes by and
thefe lands, which being on fine navl.
'cr will command a ready and high price
roduce to the emigrants TO the wettern
9TH by land ard water. Their fituas
), gives their occupants choice OF the
weRcrn markets, as produce my be
profitable. The climate is mild and
avorsble TO the production OF fruit
re erected on the banks of the river
les above thefe lands, and the neigh
ifnes abundance of iron, coal, lime
and mill leats; 70 that there is no
sefern coun,ry which holds out more
to pcrions dcGeous O. emissasing.
articuIar defcriprion of theie lands,
the Ceveral lots, their situation, de-
prise, may be had by application
), TO Mr.. WILLIAM CRAlK,
the fuiveying OF them, or to the
JAMES CRAIK.
I.wS:%
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IAMES CRAIK.
laws"
O B {. L < i,
OR A TERM OF YEARS,
7 N T E 4 g. L E,

III CouNTRY.SzAT Of the late Lord
Fairfax containing
+ two hundred and twenty mine and
alf acres Of Land, bounded on one dde
ug, Greek. Upon the premlfes there is
.aary convenience requiGte for the &C
IN of a genteeI family. viz. Manf.
Kitchen, Laundry, Smoke. Houie,
'srriage- Houfe, good Garden en-
ogeifing all the advantages of a
land exscn6ve profpeea, healthinets
I'd proximity to Alexandria; it
ed as one of the noft aefirable
in this pant of the country
Herbert, Efq. of this town,
e near Patuxene iron w orks,
uty, Maryland.
Carlyle Herbert.
law
IS Uarlous branches,
at this 2&ce.
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WOoDv1LLE FOR SALE,

a n elegant Cou try Seat, adjoining the
: n Mount Eagle traa, containing about iao
acres, chiefly all IN woods and heavily 'an'osred'
There ave on the prentice neat fnall Dwelling
houf,, good new kitchen, sc. commanding a
beautiful view of Alexandria, and the ci'y Of
Warrington. A long credit will be given on
this property, Apply lin the abtsnce OF The
fabfcribeil 10 Mr. JAMES RUSSELL OF a
Charles J. Catlett.
Weodvillt, ias5 Ny, 1905.
". B. Alto for Sale, COED ie-
cond- hand COACHEE and pau ot
HORSES. Apply as above.
c. J. c,
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May r9.

Dl1trltt or Columbia.
County Of Alexandria, i. hnre6 AdJesr"eaJ1
/fon, 1906.
Jo&ah Wation. Complainant, v. s.
John R. Wheaton, James
cCtanschan, Be-, nsrd
Ghequier, Dennis Ram In Cbanay.
fay, & George Clement
(on. Dsftndents,
~g~HE defendant Bernard Gheqaier, not having
L entered bis appearance and given feeurisy
according to the act of aGemb!y and he rules of
this court, and it appealing to the sas'sfa6tion OF
thc court, upon afh svt, that the iaid Bernard
Ghequier is not an inha bi.ant of This diN7itt
On uoyion Of the complainant by his councll, it
is ordered, that the fad defendan. do appear
here on the 6rR day OF July term nexs, ard entef
his appearance TO the fuit ard give lecurity for
perfo ming the DEGREES of the court aud thai
copy Of this order be forthwith publiihed for two
months (useeilively 10 both OF the pubic newt.
papers p.blihed in this county, and that smother
ctpy DC ported at the front door of the soos houfe
OF laid county.
"a copy.
TeR,
6. Deneaic, c. c.
May Ior oswsm
60 A few copies of the American
Gardener may be had at the Book
Store Of Robert Gray.
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IS varaoaS branches,
at THIS 2Ece.
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Stephen Cooke.
NICHOLAS KINGSTON.

Respectfully informs his friends and the pubic in
general, that he hath removed his fore to
KING frect, next door 10 Mr.. J0s. Ib9'af0r'',
srbert be bath for Ga1s az ertenfVs .Gg0rtaeu'