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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-18
Carlisle, Pennsylvania Fe5. II.

By gentleman who left St. Louis, Up.
per Louisiar. on the 3lst of December
!as,, We are Informed that a party OF the
Sock ind:ass, took the opportunity when
the Osagrs were ous hunting, came in on
their towns, killed about one hundred con.
sisting 1t old men, women and children,
and took about as many;prisoners. a rum
bcr ct he Usage chiefs, came down ,c 81.
Louis aud demanded protection FROM the
i. Ssa:e5, uPon~t1lch general Wilkinson,
sent lieutenant Hughes, with drtach-
ment of thirty men to demand tie prison.
crs.
I'VE are also Informed by the same gen.
t!eman, tina, a few days previous to his
leaving ST.. Louis, an Indian chief sens
down by captain Lewis, from about
fifteen hundred miles up the Missouri, had
set out from St. Lewis for the city cf
Washing latended by lieutenant Gimp
son, and al Interpreter; he is Of the Rtc.
quora nation, Of dark complection and
remarkably corpulent.
At the time of oar ialormant's leaving
that place iheY had received no account of
the destruction Of captain Lewis, and his
party 1t is therefore TO be hoped that the
report which has been in circulation oftheir
being cot of, is without foundation, as
we nave reason 10 suppose. had such an
event taken place, they would there have
received the earliest intelligence.
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biED, on the ,a6,h nit. Mr.. JesgrH PArroNs
Sou OF the iai Gen. Patton OF Centre County,
Fcohiyivanla. Els death Was ecoaGoned by the
stlo!;e OF eluo, which fractured his EulI in
mot Hooking rn2nuer. He iuIsiyed the blow
BAT few d4ys.
The petpeUator oi this hrrid "a of cruelty
has ablcoad'd. Hss nah'e i N,i.fan .4aatr/ou, a-
bou II years OF age, Tee; high, asrk c, mtlex.
ION, heavy ey ebrows, talks ilow, is ion1 OF ar
cent lsi:its, AID plays on the Violin. He has a
:ofe leg, IT. m wound received lcme time iince
which may probably render him unable to walk
with cafe. He had on talIo.'s jacket, and
!trip.d linjfey t'o-lers. lie alto c.rrcd with
hin a rife gun.
| Is hoped every friend to humanity will aid
III bringing ihis naoni&er 10 Juslsc.
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Indigo, Carolina, PEI lb. IS ed ass
) 1urpentine, per cwt. 12s & -
Naval Tar, per Dbl 22s a 24s
stores Rosin, per cw,. los cd 1ss
J Pitch, per cwt. 9s los
The arrivals of naval stores the LIZ
month have been moderate, and they CO, /,
rnue 10 good demand at the prices QUO /.
td.],
Pig iron, per ton, zoos 1905
Rice, in bond for expectation c. 34a
Duty paid for home use, p. c. 4os E -.
an advance in The price of this artie.
has taken place, IN consequence Of Il, :
large exports TO the continent, and il i I.
now scarce and wanted
Slaves, white oak barrel, per M. Ct 1900
slaves, IL a Isl
hogshead, do Is 22l
pipe, do 26 q sol
Red oak barrel, none here
hogshead, 6 a 81
GGood slaves are getting rather ecarce,
and the demand IS REGULAR
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Ertrat7 IF a litter f,om a rrIpel7GJi< ne,enst5e
bauG in Liverfdo1, to Gn6lbe, in Pbjledtlpbia,
dated
4TE DECEMBER, 1906
IS Since the 5tss OF October, .he demand Tor
cation has been extremely lm!ca; ard as the
sta,c Of our manu- adorics continues very depress-
c without any likelihood Off ee3y am:ndmtnt
beGdes large s;oak OF twist on hand, We con.
ceiye prices Of the saw materials, must rather
give way nQw, that theefeafrn OF import from A.
mesica is f. near, and tic 6,uation OF the 'conii
cert CT Europe very dilccuragng. At The famt
tune, il may be remarked, that our stock ofCot-
ton is not heavy and very 1.-THE is held either b
dealers or coniu.ne's. According to the ms
recenr sales, we ma, quote Sea Hland Gsosgia;
Stained, I9d a rs; Ordinary, D I'd. a Is. Sd.
IL; M3dlipg, rs Sd as Sd; Good and Fine,
rs cd ID As 81; Extra Fine, rs 81 S.
and for few bags, picked cut Of a large 10, 8
q p:r 10. has been obtained U ,and Bowed,
2od nd; NV Orleans, aid Ia % !; Ten
essees, 70 l.za I'D II.
"p3t Alhss asc in blk demand, AMI prices
have advanced. Iat. Nav York, SOS 5Ss;
Byston, s8s Cos; Paarls On the otter havd. arr
!els enquired for AMI d,oop; Ist. New York,
76s U.s.; Boston 7Ss Sos.
"Carollna Rice his bsen boushs up largely II
London, OF late, for the P.ufi5n army, and .
fnall rife has taken place here, in coniequencc :
we quote it in Bond, ttom 3zs a 35s per cwt
Naval stores go off regularly. Tar, za' 94s
Cd per barrel; Turpent;ne. IS Cd lss 90 per
cwt. Tobacco is rather dull. Virginia Leaf,
sd ia ID; Carolina 81 is Sd IL; Stem
med Cd IL Sd per Id. Annatto Flag, OF
which we have none, would readily command g.
cd per ID; Qaerciron bark los us per cys.
fine qualities are enqured for, bur middling ard
inferior, are unfaieable-C ochinsa icarce z4s a
2ss per ID. American Shumac Iss l5s PEI
cwt.''
The following Information may be depended
on as coming from Mr. De Fofea, Of connesti-
cut, who came Pahenger 10 the Aetrets, Hull,
from Havana, lately from Rio.de la Plata. he
Rates, .~.-~
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!, ,;tsd force Of Ell.

-. Ii. uaitsd force OF Eu, ,
!. r;r %: rssaal, III . the career, and harl
l.1s 2 pa = r., = s a,sowsd enemy aad destroy
g . = i: law, Of nations s1s
sf'l Yam. sn, SC. &C. e.
fsgasd) ..rps orwAY Blanc.
Senior ofissro Of hIs m, n'l1 Isxsl. 'a'p
!, 4isiral kiAAsll. St. e.
s. .r.bduks Ferdinand ha, driven r a. the
The a ,'a;s;oo under general paraguay
pIsaGD gu, Of Bohsnla, and p ps,a5i,
Da ia.,a,sd posts into the upper pala''-
.,iP.
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Liverpool, December II, 1905.
PRICES CURRENT.

Ashes, Pot, 1st sort. Boston, IS COS
New York, Sc SIS
Pearl, do Boston, ~ a 76s
New York 74a75s
Owing 20 an unsusual scarcity OF pearl
ashes they advanced to an enormous height
aud some few were SOLD as high as SIS bat
the supplies having become more abundant,
they have already experienced consilera
bic reduction in prices, and are expected
to be much lower, from The above cause 10
sales can be made at the annexed prices.
Pots are more ia demand, and expected 10
min ain their present prices
Eafk, Quarcitron, inferior, 8 a los
midlng, 2 a 14s cd
fac, IS a ISs
very fine, 10 a 2ts
TVery dull aad mere drug at our mar,
ket.
Bees Wax, 500 a 32os
Cotton, Georgia. Upland, 7dal9d
Sea Island inferior, Sd TOD
mldilng, Id , Sd 2
fne, g sd a 2 sd
very ii4e, 3 1Od 3s
bowed 3da 1Od 2
New ORLEANS, Sd IL al 10d IL
I'll descriptions Of Ccton are very dull
sale, and prices may be said to be nearly
nominal; we do NOT expect any cousIdcra.
bic sales to be made IL Upland and New
Orleans until there is considerable reduc.
ton in the prices, when we think the Spin,
ners and Dealers will come into the mar
ket, as their stocks are very low. Sea
Island continues extremely heavy, even at
reduced prices; ii may, however, be pro-
per TO observe that, our marke, through
out, this month, is in general in very tor
pid state.
Deer Skins, in the hair per ID Cd 3d.
Flax Seed, tor crushing, SO a ed
Flour, superfne, Dbl. 46 a AS
fine, A 46s
Grain, wheat, per 7oib II a i2s
Both wheat and barrel -four continueto
meet ready sale at The annexed prices,
and we are of opinion they will not alter
much.
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4 G Thpt the conduit Of msny Eng'ih csuiztrs
IN the South Atlantic Ocean, which have sP.
pcafed there face the war between England ard
Span, has been bsussl in the extieale- That
fegcfa American ytiI.ls have been pinndeied,
and Their officers grossly abufed andln pastian.
lar, the .fhip Hou2ou. belonging 10 Charetton'
Capt3is M sG.ure, bound TO Monteyido, was
bdafded in s1e RIO dc Plata, wiihiD thirty hours
sasi pf bis poss, by London priva;eei, captain
ticFgafan, and compelled TO follow HIM IN his
cinie Up and down the river for eighteen days,
re@ilg all hls men, cable, and Comfortable c.
tia properly taken from him, when his fhip was
aga IN delivered up, and thirtyor forty Spanlards
iile pIifaiseg had taken on her crnlie, put ca
bor1.'
NJ. De ForcA further fays, !" That the Por.
tngd4ir ii tloie feas receive no better treatment
rhat me Ams,i:ans. That many CT the.r COAT.
lng ye!jcls havc been ,p!nnds,eu on the coat Of
bssz; aad ,hat ore Of the Enghih privateeis
has the iGloIeEce TO 60 into The uniott.G-d porI
OF I!ht lfandrs and take P feilon OF two Spa.
nih me,l hantih4n, which were there at anihor,
and fo:ius lhem deaitrte CT fa!is and tujters,
'fent On tho!e 10 III. governor, requelting him 70
lend satsn on board as ioop as poiihe, but the
-goyernor dsc.pihg it t'll be fould receive or.
deis ssom tat vicetoy al Rio jioei,o. he c2p.
tasn u The piivsteer lnAead Ut iccoud reeuel,
teTt polittve order fopttc governor TO iend Oh
the fails and rpddct CT the two 'Sran,Gh 4ltE:,
tb2s p.izesl within onchour, or be would nos cn
y teS ire to stln, 5ut blow tie ,c,vn abour his
eefs, lfhsdno ef:tt upon the governor, bui
the agents u thcfhl2s ws;c 70 much ai4e.net IS
g sIys the p:ivateei 10000 las sci 10 Ipjue
them
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4 letter fran cof4aia Tuck, to a gentleman
III RostoR.
French ship Saffe!n, - guns a, Santa


French ship Saan!n, - guns a. Sants
Ciuz, IeneriAe, Nov.111, 1905
This will inform you Of the f=,e of the
schooner Fart. On the 3lst of July, lat.
43, 48, n, long. 10, so, | was tasenby The
Rochfort Squadron. They came on board
as pirates; drove me and my crew INTO
their boats, and SET my vessel on FIRE, with.
out looking a my papers. 1t is the. gene.
ral's orders 10 carry all neur.als to France,
where he SAYS We shall receive damages /;
but-un:is we arrive there, must risk my
life with them. They have captured three
o;her Americans; captain Sargent OF Mar
blchead, bound to Bi!boa captain Saiter
OF New York captain Penrgck, do. for
Bordeaux aIl neutrals on board except
masters OF vessels, are obliged to,do dusy,
or have nothing TO ear or drink. The Squa-
dron consists of four seventy fours one
one hundred and twenty; three frigates
and two brlgs.
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alsraaorta DstIp aonersteer.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1s. +,

At an ele6tion held ycferday, a, the Library
for PfeGient and Directors of the Alexandra
Lib'ary company, FOR the snfuins year, The fol
lowinR gsottmen were found dolly elected:
The Revsrend Dr.. Muir, Prsfdsnt.
IAcoB HOFFMAN, !
JoHN ROBERTS,
HUcH SMITH,
GEORGE DRINKER,
PHINEAs IANNEY,
JAMES RU.sEL, SDn.aoys.
CHARLES EMMETT,
.JAMgs KEITH, Jun.
WILLIAM HERBEKT,
CurEBsRT PowRLL,
IosEPK RIDDLE,
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PUBLIC SALE.

.To-morrouv at IL O'Clock will Re fold om
lRvlN's WhayE,
1900 buiheIs OF Alum SALT
On cel!s o. O. and 10 avs,
P. G. Marheller.
Feb, IS.
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The BIRTH NIGHT BALL,
viii be held On FRIDAY E.
vENING the 2llt infant. A fub-
lcrlptlon paper is left at GADs-
BY'S Bar.
February 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-18

Ashes, Pot, 1st sort. Boston, IS COS
New York, Sc SIS
Pearl, do Boston, "a 76s
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Negroes to Hire.

T Fl r E E fema.e houfe fervants
70 hirEon very gncd Go k, waiher aue non.
e. IN az, apded'anhs tve.y kind OF houic waNk.
The c,her two a;e good fpiuners, and enc ofths}a
w4llIes and ifors we'll and urderfsrds houfe
wo'k of every kin3. They are hired for no
fault. For iur'he' particulars sFpiy to III. print
eT.
February IS. d3w
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Cash, and the lighe!t price.
will be gwen for Clean Linen
and Cotton Rags, BY. the Prln-
ter OF this paper.
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>Di,saoys.

Ertraa IF q litter fyom a rtlpe7aJlt 1se,eostile
bauft N Liverpool, to e46tbe, in philadelphia,
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wenty Dollars KeWard.

3 EFT my plantation near four weeks past,
1 4 MICRO A4OSES-Hc IS about 9 feet
or 2 inches high, his complexion between a
dark yellow and black, not very pleasant
countenance, has been accustomed 10 go by
water on board small crafts, is good hand at
the wlipsaw, and otherwise handy, chews to-
bacco, and is very fond ofardent spirits--l am
told that he has large scar, or lump, on the
back of his neck, occasioned by wound, IS
Between IS and 40 years ofage. he came,
some wears past, from Northumberland coun'
ty, with tie family Of a Mr.. Edwards, to wholn
he then belonged; hath since belonged to Sir,
Lindsey, near Colchester, and IS well known
in Il Il neighborhood. Ihage been informed
he has or had Nife ct Mr. Whites, II Alex
andlia, and have selne information that lie
viii attempt to go to Northumberland, or On
beard OF vessel For experimenting and Sc
curing him in Jail, 80 that get ram again, the
above reward will be paid, and all ressonaoiss
charges if brought home. All per:cns a3s
iorewarncd harboring or carrying him away
Richard Radcliffe. "
FGirnr county, rear f@lJas e'urf-h'4se.
star IF FlreiMn, Ocfober II, 2aWt
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Fairfay Court-houle Races.

xxrILL be run for, on Thursday the ot 81
w day Of November next. over hand
.os, : course, a subscription pusse, supposed
to .o BE- from from Esty e One Haarsa D9aa ~
the two mile heats, free for any hofss' mare tpa
or gelding, carrying weight asree@0io 70 TIC
Washington Jockey SloD. e,n -er
10 sa,ns course, a Prize, supposed VIII DC
worth Wa, Srtp Dollars, free as above, ana car-
sr ,l ; WEIGHTS as abo7e-.he ons Ioiie heats
tie es Winning horse Of the preceding day ex'
cepted. ba;,. saturday,
-. sfb Of sud month, will be run tor, egcf
the same course, Acadsonae SAsssIs-< ,,Fs'se'
l,f4rtinga,s AL C9!lzr--p single neat o. way s
l.sld;ngs as never turned polls for more than
live Dollars. ~ ,5:u
cow
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October 2l.
PUBLIC SALE.

rN PURSUANCE of decree OF the t1ah'
I the United States Circuit Court oil the d.s'
trict of Columbia for the.covnty'et AleSanulla'
made between Thomas Lewis cons pla a,.,'
and the heirs and representatives soi - -
Griffith, deceased, defendants, viii be solo ca ca
Saturday the sth day of November next . 'lie
highest bidder, on acredit OF twelve elsiieeei''
and 81 months, with approved security vi
AlelaII,dria upon the North side OF Queen
street, bounding on the ole George- own foad
and the ground Of Butcher and Patton, plot
Of which will be at any time shewn: the sale
will commence at 5 O'Clock IN the afternoon
on the premises, and deeds vii De mace %
purchasers agreeable to the said decree by
Charles Slmms,
George Deneale,
Thomas Swami.
~ 81, 9 law4w
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Patent Elastic Suspenders,

7oSe haa, yvholesale and retail, Of the 7tztentee
neat door 5eloru Mr. .4Lerander Mfenzss's,
ioqver end Of Prince street, .Atersmdrzs
THEY surpass any yet extant, ior ease, Q
i legance, &c. Masters OF vessels and
other 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 back parts OF the
waistband ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspenders, to prevent improper straining
and thereby destroying the ease designedin
construction of the article.
JNy 9 MCHARQ. HQRW,EL1
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September 20 Col.
Cut Nail Mandatory.

THs Subscriber reshecgfuliy Informs ms friends
AMI tie Public at large,
vTsHAT he has lately established NAIL
i MANUEACTORY, on Union-str
where he always. keeps a constant supply OF
.ay4ILS, BIRDS, and SPRIGS OF every de-
scmption, by. wholesale or retail.
Country merchants and others may be sup
Piled on as good terms as at Philadelphia or
Baltimore Orders will be duly attended 70,
and every favor gratefully acknowledged
HORACE FIELD. ii
. Julyas. 60 2
~ ". B., One or two Jon1neynlfH brought
2 -Nailers, will meet with encouragement sy ap-
plying at said factory
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NIGHT SCHOOL.
The fubferiber returns his grateful

The fubfcriber returns his grateful
thanks to his friends and patrons, for their past
fayors and lierality towards him and begs
leave respectfully to inform them, and the IL
habitants of Alexandria generally, thst;ha VIII
commence his NIGHT.SCHOOL on Aa'nday
the 22d instant, at his Academy IN Prince
street.
Youtg gentlemen, DESTROYS Of becoming &C
cuainted with the arts OF Surveying, Neyiga-
ton, use Of the Globes, or any OF the different
branches Of the Mathematics, will meet with
due attention from
William Slade.
SnOtenohef 90 sQSISaW
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Y I T. L A I N Z /!

YIN the 18th (6e IL sceA qememberedl OF
~ June last, Ben Dulany's house, In Charles
county, was burnt down after .nybox ofmo
ney, title papers and books were stolenou OF
the house, the thief or thieves knowing that
was inMarlborough and could rot be back,they
took advantage of my absence to perpetrate
their borrid and Infamous robbery. | will
give ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, kE-
WARD to any honest mar, that will give me
information of this diabolical act, that may
bring to condign punishment the villain or VII
lains concerned in this plot.
Benjamin Dulany.
Alexandria, Oct 8. dSW
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LANDING.

From the Schooner Federahst, Cafitosz .aafha
,ne1 Glarau:,,, and for safe by the subscriber,
81 tons Plaster of Paris,
10 barrels and II kegs picked salmon,
80 barrels liver oil
IS boxes dry cod-hshs
A barrels potatoes,
10 hogsheads Antigua rum,
6 bales India cottons, consisting OF hne
baftas, cossas, checks, gurrahs, Hosannas, &e.
Said schooner will take a. freight for any
eastern port. Apply to
John G. Laid.
Octohnr %. q
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FOR SALE,

~ ~ o+A A'~5
Koahazoay Land, q the h,E quality;
~ Ne thousand acres, lying n1jnck creei.,
Z whichis branch Of Elk river into which
emptics, about 40 miles above tie contlu-
ence of Elk with the great Ksnnasas
It's. parallelogram--faely ~sterod--OacE
creek pcrmcating every side.
Ina letter from Mr.. Triplett, the surveyor
am tod that 700 acres are bottom, as rich as
he ever surveyed, and that the hlgh ground IS
fertile. DIR. B. Reider also informs me that
he has seen persons who have seen on the sanss
and u he speak oft in the highest terms.
It hes about Is miles n. E. OF Kailils"ay
courthouse; in az healthy country, eligible 81
tuation, end proffers TO the industrious every
comfort that can flow from judiclous tiiiage and
extensive grazing.
Five Dollars per acre arc expected tor this
1fact-one third in hand, and the remainder II
two annual instruments; or property III Alex
and.ia, Fairfax or Loudoun will be received n
exchange. THOMAS DAVIS.
Alexandria, Jane 18th. 60
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October 90.
FOR RENT,

The STORE, on Prinee-street, between
Fairfax and Prince-street, lately In the occu-
patton of Mr.. Ramsay. 1t is well calculated
for dry or wet goods store. The rent mo-
derate. Apply to
William Hedgfon.
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Mr.. IoHN B. MoREIN,
rRosr Paris,

FROM Paris, y
ofnIorn,. the I4Abl Es eaa GENTLEMEN 9, M1s
town and its zici'ify,
H1HAT he teaches Fencing with the Small
and BROAD Sword; also, Dancing Ger-
man 1sTaltzes, Minaets, French Cotsllions' &c !.
Of the newest fashier--and offers his service
20 civ. priyatc ssons at their respective plS-
ces Of: abode, bota for Fencing and dancing, -
AovIsadv or Il,entles nan who may wish 70 o.
.-asn tbe art Of either of the above branches,
niIl nlease call at his lodgings, at MI: go0.'f'
S-usss,a. in priIsce-street, near w ateE-streset
October II. ---------
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~YSHE defendants Augustine George ana
{ Martin George, notIhaving entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act of assembly and the rules otthss court, and
it appearing to tbs satisfaction OF the court
..upon atf4avit,, that the said defendants Angus
tine George, and Martin George, are not IN
.babitants of this district--ots notlon OF the
complainant by his counsel, its ordered, | hat
the said defendants, Augustine George
AMI Martin George, do appear here on the
first day of November term next, anc enter
their appearance to the suit and give security
for performing the DEGREES Of the court and
that the other defendant Jessc Hammond, 90
not pay away, convey, or secrets, the debts
bv him owing to or the estate and effects In
his hands,, belonging to the said absent defend
/ ants Augustine George, and Rsartln George,
until the further order or decree 81 thscouft-
and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in both Of the public newspapers pub
hshed in this county for two months success
sively, and that another copy be posted atthe
front door of the courthouse ef said eausty.
A copy-Test. N
/ G. DeheaIe, C. C.
September 4. tsna =
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Thomas White, Josiah Fax 9
on, Dwight Metcalf, & Jo- 5
seph Baxter, jun. trading s
under the firm of Faxon,. Y
Metcalf and Co. Dts.
rTvHE defendant Thomas White, not having
entered his appearance and given secu-
rity according to the act of assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to the sa-
ushctien of the court, upon affidavit, that the
said defendant Thomas White, is<not an lnha-
bitsnt of this elistIact--on motion ofthe COM
plainant by his counsel, it is ordered, that the
said defendant Thomas White, do apPearhere
On the first day.of November term next and
enter his appearance to thetsuit and give Sc
c,,rity for performing the DEGREES OF the court,
and that the either defendants Faxon, Metcait
and Company, do not pay away, convey or Sc
crete, the debts by them owing to or the estate
or effects in their hands belonging to the SAID
absent defendant Thomas White, until the
further order or decree Of the court; and that
= COPY Of this order be forthwith inserted In
both of the pubic newspapers puotshed IN
this county for two months successiVeiy, and
that another copy be- posted at the front oeor
efthe cour4 house oG said county.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-24
~ REMOVA AL.

TSIE subscriber has removed 70 ms M o ~
Stand, on Fairfax-street, taclng s, WEST saass
Ricketts, and Ncwtons store' where nc c Jaaa
for sale, a handsome assortment 81 Gn INA
Glass, Queens WAre, Chimney orn ns,,0s
t r.SS Pots of all sorts, Country Produce
i 100 and ali kind Of seeds-ai which
A. s,;ll sell on the lowest terms Tor cash,
~ ~ Nicholas Kingston.
October 81. .d
A quantity Of warranted 1lnoshy
Seed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-24
Bank of. Potomac.

ALExANDRIA,'f OcT.8 9, 1890. ),
ATOTICE is hereby given the otoekllola :.
erss in the Bank of Potomac, that an -
1ection will be held for tavelve Directors Jor nc
eusuiue. near, AT the COURTHOUSE, In the town
Of Alexandria, on Monday, the 10th day O
November next.
Buorder eftAe President and Directors,
Charles Page, Cash1e7'
2awSthNov
, 1,o--1,,p1. County OF ALEX