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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-11

lUNlS CRAVEN,
Has s.csfVtd 6y.tbe lats.aryivaks an ssgant sc
f6rtment of
G O O d S,
AMONG WHICH ARE
London iuper6ne Cloths Corded Csmbrleks,
and CsGimeres, Lace do
Benefits patent Cords, Rich Cnlooade and f
Dc. Wsiacoatines, au.ed In&ia Maslins
Silks, MoleGins, Flo India and Britilh Book
rcntines, DO. a. go;
Imperial, clouded and Lace Caps & Hancker-
white Mariellies, chiefs,
roainetts, Swandowns, Extra SILK Gloves,
Flannels, rofe Blankets, PIC Mic Nuts.
Coa,ngs, Plains, SIX Cord and Batsons'
Ker.eys, Halfthcks, Canbntk Rptt.'ns.
Lambs Wool, Worsted, / Artificial Flowcfs and
Cotton and Silk no. W.eaths,
Gery. / Odtich Feathers,
I.iib * Flanders Sheet. Iealian Msntsus,
ipes, Fine Iodia Pelilans,
- : Iri(h Linens, eaetas, Mameodies,
shlr,ing Cotton, Dowlsfs, TicSlenbnrg,
Long Lawns, Oipaburgs. Brown rolls lN
linen CambrIcks, &c. &c.
DiDities. Csnbnck DO.
af He daiJ expects an add'ta0n0t
96ortment Q FAIL GOODS.
Och. z2. a"
| !, : s 1isses, Prime ts''l"s M''"Hs''
40 pnncheons high proof Jamaica Rum
8 butts Mufcat Wine
4 hals,butss CouGantia do.
4 pipes fee OLD Bsazil Madeisa
| Il boxes French Psanes
| Z, 10 he III. New England Ram
| co barrels PeEnf,lvania Rye Whiikey
| 6 caiks redosd Bfitih Ssit.Peae
3 tierccs Alum
20 boxes M9uld and Dipe Candles
| 10 boxes Chocolate
| Iaf received, and for fale, for cath or on the
lual credits. r.
December 81. 49,
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Twenty Dollars Rszuard.
October II.

7 EFT my plantation near four weeks past,
1 NEGRO 1lOSE&-He is about6 feet
or 2 inches high, his complexion between
dark yellow and black, not very pleasant
.countenance, has been accustomed to SO by
water on board small crafts, is good hand at
the whipsaw, and otherwise handy, chews to-
bacco, and is very fond ofardent spirits-l ann
told that he hasa large scar, or lump, on the
back of his neck, occasioned by a wound, IS
between IS and 40 years of age. He came,
some years past, from MOUNTAINEERING coun-
ty, with the family Of Mr.. Edwards, to whom
he then belonged; hath since belonged to Mr.
Lindsey, near Colchester, and is well known
in that neighborhood. I have been informed
he has or had wife at Mr.. Whites, In Alex
andria, and have some information that he
will attempt to go to Northumberland, or on
board of a vessel For experimenting and Sc
curing him in Jail, so that get him again. the
above reward will be paid, and all reasonable
charges if brought home. All persons are
forewarned harboring or carrying him away
Richard Radcliffe.
Earar county, near fairtar e0Art-Aonse'
state Of Virginia, October u. 2sWu
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BERLIN, August 4.

The Swedish frigates blockade every
Prussiaa pert, and mo!est without discre-
tion al neutrala who may fall in their way /;
b0t upoa ssnd they have NOT coaamitted q
single act o! hostility, although the sw ar.
mes are within pis,ol sho, Of each other
They write from Petersburg tina, all the
mdividuals of both sexes known 20 have
co-operaled in the accession OF Russia TO
the last coalision against France have sue.
crssivelv Quilted the court.
August 49,
Every thing here breathes activity. Thc
king is returned from Charlot,enbure
and we observe a great movement in The
cabinet and III several of the military off.
ces. Many generals who had been abs cent
are recalled, and es,afetles have been for
warded TO the several military govern
n!ents.
Angus IS.
INTERPRETATIONS between Sweden and
Prussia have taken such turn as TO iRduce
US to believe shat peace and good under.
standing Will speedily be re.essablished.
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a r
.xoo Of the town Of Frankfort .. ior
Tosis:'s,Esa 4. the prince Primate' the former
. ,ar arch chancellor. - foro
sIsss0' s :, German princes VINO form
d lo,fsdsration of the Rhine, had AREA a
The s0sL Known their accession TO the con-
ma .,oo and the aggrsndisemens OF their
fsdsr''hu - patents and proclamations,--
; sa"Soe'h,commissionsrs arc DOW arrived a.
ffsD.a a,r,s: charged to take possession
'ns a deliver up to them their new acqulsl.
sno The dehnisive constitution OF the
non.' .a,;ou Will be carried into effect on
s0n, '., september. It's still rumorsd that {
INC =, =, oer,od his majesty the emperor OF
u 'I Freuch will be ia our town, IN order to
TIC os PROTECTOR, the FIRST assembly or
opsD s'onlederaled princes. This league Is
!" ,.,dy recognized by most OF the Euro
all.'a oowers; and we every instant expect
pe~ !, acknowledged in like manuer by
,sror of Russia, and TO receive the
'''s,,ration which this potentate is aeout
s,sb;ne on this head. This league aug
pu. ",. dsily. We have positive inselll'
W.. W. that the eIecsor of Wurtzburg az.
Ss Isd thereto, about eight DAYS since, and
~, the emperor OF Austria, his brother,
' NC. his formal appreciation to shs mea-
o S,s It's not yet known what 'he siector
e. u,.se will DO; the information winch
rs reached us concerning the int nslons OF
"a .s., court being TOO vague 10 be relied
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tween France and England can be hence.
forth decided. The question hitherto was.
whether Great Britain should preserve the
dominion of her influence upon the conti-
nens: this first and principal poinr has been
irrevocably determined in the plains OF
Austsrlilz. The second question that re-
mains TO be resolved, and which is an inc.
vitable consequence of the former, is, how
long the nations of the continent shall re-
main excluded from the common domain
of the sea, and submitted TO the yoke which
England imposes upon their commerceand.
their industry. This second conquest is,
it is true, not yet performed; bur all IA
tions are interested 10 1t as we'll as the
Preach, and all Europe is ready TO UNDER
take il. The negotiations with England
are still carrying ca with activity On the
25th inst. Mr.. Shaw, an English courier
arrived in this city, and it IS now asserted
that Alr. Easillco is on the eve OF his de-
parture for London, as it also lord Lauder-
dale's private secretary" Pu6Aciste.
The rora avis in ferris of HORACE, is at
length found in Ro,auy Bay. i'he western
part of that county abounds with black.
swans, many of which have been lately I'M.
ported.
From tie .Nt7v- York Commercial advertiser.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
A NEW SCOTCH SONG,

TUNE" UIistle Ger the lave or
We should IA weep oursels to stane,
Like Niobe, that's dead and game,
Nor bleer our cen out a cur lane,
But whistle DER tie lave Of
Gle me man, whase cen can blink,
Whase heart is free, whase saul can think
Whase cEsAmaclaver care can sink,
And g whistle DER the lave OF
Let beauty's smiles Hume the way,
The m;rky glen through which. we stray,
Thus may we live our little day,
And whistle oer the lave OF"
When fortune shaws a scawIing brow,
And lays our faircst prospects low,
rs pleasure fades, let reason grow,
And 6 whistle DER the lave OF
But when she glints VI face serene,
And decks the varI' Ill gayest sheen,
Wen az distrust the iicElc Queen,
And i" whistle Ger the lave OF
And when auld Death, WI ruthless paw,
Shall ciapperclaw Us ane and a,
We naun submit to Nature law,
And whistle Ger The lave OF
A. A.
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VIENNA, August Z.
g NE FRANCIS II. &c,

VE FRANCIS II. &C.
q Sincr the peace Of Presburgh all our
areution and all our care have besn en-.
Dkysd to fulfil With scrupulous fidelity, all
The engagements contracted by that trea-
", to preserve 70 our subiecss the hapPi'
ness of pcsce, TO consolidate every where
the anicable relations happily re-estah!ish.
ed. waiting TO discover whether the chang,
rs caused by the peace would permit Us 10
perform our impoctau, duties as Chief OF
ahe GeYmanic empire, confe'maoiy ia the
capitalization OF election.
"The consequence however which Ca
sued from fhe articles Of The treaty It
p,:sbnrg, immediately after its poblication
ana which skill exist, and those eveats
generally Known, which have since taken
pacein the Getmaanc empire, have con.
ssctd US tbs, it viii be impossible, under
these ci5cnu;s' anees, 10 continue the obi.
s.tians tonti acted BIZ the capisuia,ien of
tIeclien, and even IL, in rea,c.ing on these
political felaiicns, it were possible to in.
'glut q change OF aFairs, the convention of
TIC l2ib efjuly, signed al Paris and rati.
Idly the contracting parties relslivr to
neutire separation OF several considera-
desta,ss OF the empire, and their peculiar
Consideration, kas entirely dGelroyed eve.
s9Mchhope.
Being thus convinced ofthe impossibli.
Wti beng sny lonper enabled 70 ialhl the
oO'ies Of our Imperial functions, we owe
10 OCT plnc,p'es and 70 our dutp, 20 re-
fOaOcea crown which was only vs4oable in
%sYes, Wills, We were able so enjoy the
Waadenee of the electors, princes, and
'ae' &aesol The rGermanic empire, and
opsttoyu the duties which were imposed
Opouas, We declare. therefore, by these
fessais, thar we, considering as dissolved
NE ties which have hitherto SO attached
Eto the states of the Germanic empire /;
%a' We, considering as extlnguished by
~ ~s confederation of the states OF the
anne, the charge in chief of the empire ;
'uo than we, considering ourselves thus
a'SuUted Of all our duties 'owardstheNer"
manic empire, do resign the Imperial
aOWn. and the Imperial government. We
ssss''ve, at the same time, the electors,
,rr'pcss, and states, and all that belong TO
,s ~ empire. particularly the members of
~. ~ 00preme Tribunal, and other magis.
NJ .ss OF the empire, frem those duties by
=. aIn they were unitsd TO Us as the legal
,,;, s' Of the empire, according 10 the con.
-. we also absolve all our German pro.
,.s s.ss and states of the empire from their
.sp'ocal duties towards the Germanic
,bp"e, and we desire 10 incorporating
Of A. with our Austrian states as emperor
aa;,ss a,f'a' aud 10 preserving them in those
GOr; ,a''e relations subsis.ing with the neigh.
a,,,;1s powers aud states. that thew should
a'as height of prosperity and happi-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
T O K E Mt,
Mr.. ToHN B. MoREIN,
FROM PARIS

FROM PARIS,
{af3i7ns tie LADIES and GENTLEmEN'9f this
t0gvn and us Ulciaaty,
T7EAI' he teaches Fencing with the Small
/ and Broad Sword also, Dancing Ger
man Waltzes, Minucts, French Cotilhons, &c.
of the newest fashion---and offers his service
to give Private Lessons at their respective Pla-
ces OF abode, both for Fencing and Dancing
ANY Lady or Gentleman who may wish to oS-
tain the art of either of the above branches,
viii please call at his lodgings, at Mr. John
Sellers's, in PriRce-street, near Water-street.
October II. st
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alera.nria DAILY aonerttser,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II,

gp In consequence of head winds, the
Packet from Baltimore, containing quantity
of PAPER for us, has not arrived in time for
this days publication. We are therefore I'M
der the necessity of presenting our Patrons
with the Alexandria Daily Advertiser on a
small sheet. We trust they will receive this
as sufficient apology for a first offence
Yesterday evening was married, by the
reverend Mr.. Davis, at Belle,ue the resi-
dence of William Hodgson, esq. 7ehnHob'
k;ns. eso. of Richmond, TO Miss Corneha
lee dauphter of the late William Lee, esq
oEGreenspriug, in Virginia.
The Paris Argus Of the sosh August
says-"We do not share the opinion OF : the
Journalists of London, Spon the effect
which some fresh TRIUMPH of their navy
would produce. Ii not upon any point
of the ocean that the contest suoslstipg DE-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-17
RY THIS DAYS MAIL.
Latef Foreign News.
IONDON. Aueust IS.

LONDON, August IS.
~. Paris Afoniseur Of the 14th August
contain, the following most important
ord affecting state paper, being the resig.
nation Of the high Office OF Emperor OF
Germany, by Francis emperor OF Aus.
tia
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his Is AcHoWCu Wy suS 4oio"'n6 49,
dress in the subsequent Monlleur:
VIENNA, August 8.
"We, Francis Second, &c.
"In abdicating tbs imperial government
of the empire, We, considering II as the
las. effort of our care and as an absoluts
duty, do express thus publiclya desire G.
quslly reasonable and just, that the persons
who have hitherto been employed ia the
administration OF Justice and IN diplomatic
and other affairs, Tor the good OF The whole
empire, and for the service OF the chiei OF
the empire, should be suitably provided
for.
"The care which all the states of the
empire took of those persons who lost
their places by the affair of the indemnify
In 1908, induces as to hope'that the same
sentiments of justice will be extended 10
those individuals who have hitherto been
employed in the general service, who have
been chosen In all parts OF the Gefmanlc
empire, and many of whom have quilted
other profitable places, looking forward to
80 honorable subsistence tor lite, and which
should not be wanting TO them on account
of their fidelity, and the integrity and ca
pacisy with which they have executed their
functions.
I'VE have, therefore, taken the resou.
ton of preserving to those OF our imperial
servants, who have hitherto drawn ,heir
salaries from our chamber, the same ap-
pointments, reserving to ourselves 70 place
shems 10 employment in ,he service OF our
hereditary states, and We hope, with SO
much the more confidence, that the elect.
ors, princes and states viii provide log the
Imperial chamber of justice of the empire,
and the chancellerie Of the chamber of jus
tee, by charging themselves voluntarily
with this expence, as it will be tfiRiog IN
amount, and will diminish every year.
g As 10 the chancei!erie Of the Aulc
council! CT the empire, the fpuds destined
for lis support will be emp!oyed 10 provide
for the wants al those individuals who have
hitherto drawn FROM thence their salaries,
this vii! serve them un,;l other measures
mav be taken.
8 Done IL oar capital and residence Of
Vieoaa, under oar imperia! seal, the 9th
.: August, 1906
FRANCIS"
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DR.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.
A certain aud fafe application for chat d(a-
erecable complaint called the ITCH. 'Piice A.
cents a box.
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Centreville Academy,
Oct. 81

ON The a day OF January next, an A'I
~ DENY will be opened in ,his Psaet IOE tk
reception of Students, under the d.s&tlon CT A
Reverend Mr.. SNYDER, afIstea by one or nov
Ufhcrs.
This Gentleman has conauFcd different AS'
denies for the f ace Of fcgsral years Patt, WIN
great credit his department. ~ conionant 70 o.
Ration. and TO the accomplishments OF i'a0''
he adds the happy facility Of exciting IA his Pr
pills til: tymptoms q literary genius, and 10 "'
:ivate their mental improvements.
II this inai,ution viii be taught the L'"'
and Geek Languages The Engsih l1asay
sramsaric4liy: GEOGRAPHY, Hifory, h.0:D'
on; the various BIZ ahss of tie Miihc'aa'"'
Writing; Ari.hmetic and Book .keep'2s' :,
There are few places in 1ug county no' ~.
>van,agcoully dtua;ed sas an ioRi;u'ion o. uJ
nature, than this -I.s Gtuatian is very eeFs',
and tie air fAubrious and in the ceH"e "
remarkably healthy neighhorhood be nts'a J
ties of life ar. cheap ard may eaGly be Pr0eu.s
The ftricea attention will be paid to ths mus"
of the Students bath in and out OF lchooi' !,
The tetms of tuition will be; for tie hs =.
ana Greek languages, including Gcog'sP,ayn,,m.
II dollars; Tor the Mathematics 20 0g ,I'I.r
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, IA o1 ir,N
per anpum, paid quarterly in advance n a. u
contribution will be required from each P'p"
the puIchafe of.6,e.wood.
CenuesiEe, Dec. IL. 1a"5%.
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TO B E. L F. I,
FOR A TERM OF YsARs,
M @ u NJ T.. E Il G L Z,
December ~.

FOR TERM OF fSARs,
M @ II NJ T.. E Il G l. +,
The beautiful COUNTRY SEAT of the lae Lord
Fai,fas containing
A BOUT .wo hundred and sscnty nine and
an half acres Of Lad, bounded Oh oneaade
Sy riansing. cteeS. Upon the prsm'ies shsr: IS
every neceGpy convenience REG lite tor the az
COMMUNICATION, of genteel family, VIZ. 3Manh.
or. Houfe, Kitchen, Laundry, Smok- Houie.
Stable and Carfiage Houfe, good Camden en-
clo!.d, &c. PoGsliiag all the advantages OF a
moa diversified and extcp6ve protgect: Ehcaih'neis
of fituation and proximity to Alexandra u
NUT be conGdcred as one of the mott deiraoic
places of reGdsnce in ibs pat Of the csuntry.--
Apply TO Killfaar Herbert, Efq. Of tais town,
or 70 the Susfcriber near Patuxent iron- works,
Prince. Georges county, Maryland.
John Carlyle Herbert.
T.auapy law
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Price 50 Cents.a Bss.

Price 50 Centta Bss.
Very particuia, directions accompanying each
of thefe valuable medicines.
He has hkewJs for Sale,
A general a1or.meny of Drugs, Patent ME-
sicines, Shop furniture and Vials a few hand.
fome Hall Lamps; Indian Shades; proof vials,
sEaence- of Spruce; Patent Backing Madeira
and Sherry wine; black bottles in hegheads !;
Paints ground in oil; and few barrels Flax
feed Oil which he will fell on reaiorable terms
OF cain, or to punefual cuRomers On a Mort
srsdit.
or Agenerous allowance will be made TO
shofe who pasehafe rae above Medicines by the
dexsn.
,&sfsh IA. SAN
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DR.. RawJon's Anti Bilious Pa1s,
or. Family PhYGc.

The extraordinary celebrity thefe pills have
gained, the un,verfal demand for them and efeeui
Of which they arc held BY medical men of 'he hfa
eminence, are fufFcient Testimonials OF their IN
trinic worth. In great coles and tudden attacks
of a:fordcrs, an early ute Ct heie pills often pro-
duces the happiea effects, and taken once in eight
or ten daysin cafes of indigefion, hsaaachs, ciz-
znefs, pains in the Romach and bowels, oy fen
tries, diarelnas, dropfes, Sec. and liberal
ufe of my anti bilious bittersin the intermediate
time has relieved patients almoa to.a miracle
price IS cents boz.
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TAongJon's Arcmatac 7ooth PaNe,
For the ieuryy in the teeth and gums, ard for
whitening and pteferving the teeth. lslikewile
takes of all difagrcea able inells from the breath,
which generally arifrs from feorbntic gums and
bad teeth. This pate is much in ufe, and high
ly efeeEcd by all thole who value the pEefervati.
on of their teeth, i: may be applied at alltianss
with. the greatsa lafety. 1t is neatly put up in
pewter boxes wish paper directions. Price 50
ceats box.
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NOTICE.

rTsHE Subfcfilers 20 be W.a3srs 81 Natsre
il and Arf. 10 Al7xiadFia and KS v.einlsy,
ase reipea ally Informed, that the hft volume
viii NOT appear 10 fosu as was cx .'rtt:d, hay-
ing taken a longer time thaa was at fit aP2rc-
hooded, TO make all the improvements that are
contemplated; in The rlean tim. any additional
fabfcfipsions Will be received BY JAMES KEN.
.NEDY, Zen. at the Library.
BIRCH & SMALL.
philadelphia, Ian. Ia. eo3i
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N o T &c E.

THE ftfc,iber refpe asally informs the. pub
il lie. that he continues to make all kinds of
SADDLES and HARNESS, an the nestea and
aronsef manBef ard hopes, by attention and
iuduary, 10 give fatisIaffion to thofe Who
may pleale to employ him.
Andrew Hates,
PriLee.afcet, oppoGte the Potomac Bark.
Jan, 6. sawa
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DIHoIutlon of Copartnerihlp.

THE Copartuerlhip hitherto fulfilling uunder
-sh. Arm of Js/cP6 Riddle q Co. of Alexaeaj3la,
was dlGoivcd The 6r8 infant, by mutu y con.
sisnt: All perfons thar are indebted to, u that
have claims on the fame, are rrqueRede to come
f,rwsrd and fettIe, as ills defrauae TO coie the
concern as f,on as poGible. Thofe Whole &C
counts are of long Gandipg are particularly re.
.aaetsd 60 attend TO this notice, and make
paymcn,,fo either of the iubicribers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
Of Alexsndria.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
- IN IT
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DIR. Rawlon's Worm Powders.

A medicine which for efficacy and fafety III lis
operation tands unrivalled. The mott authen-
ticated proofs and Respectable authorities of its
aRonihing virtues, and furpriing effects, in ex-
treme and alarming cafes Of worms, may be feen
at the place of fale. Price 50, cents packet.
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IaR received direct from the PateEtees, and
FOR Sale B.
JAMES KENNEDY, JUN.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines:
Dr.. Raw}on's Antl-Ba1aous aaS
.Stomachet Batters.
PREPARED BY
TlH @ M Il S II. K a w 5 o N,
Msmber of The Con.etticu, Medical Society.

ey>HgsE Bitters have undoubtedly had tn;
1 msit apid fals of>any Patent Msdic,ne e.
yer before difcovered, and are jufly Appreciates
for their iinguiar and uncommon virtues Tor re-
fforiag weak aad decayed contributions, ard al
attrain Of comricated complaintsio common In
the fpring and fall (calons, fuch as iaitrmittaSf
Ffvtrs and Agnes, leag 14at1muai Ftvsrs, ~
fenterifs, sc they are alto very pieaiapt biz
ter for common ufc, and where they are known
they have taken the place and npcrcsds6 the use
of all other bi,teis H. public hsuiesas we'll as I'D
,w;vate .famiiies.-Price so cents 3 box.
Dr.. Lees (Windham Bilious Pals.
TIE great Tale and inc,eaing demand ter these
valuable pills for thcfc twelve years pai', ue-
fpeak their intrinhc worth. They have proved
Gngu!ariy cticacious in Billions md 1r'leev e.
vers, Jn1ndiee, Head AGf5s, Dyfate'its, 6"lissa'
Cboilc. C0e;u.s:G, Fsmale em9Ee'ats Se.
The very great demand ADD hisb eittem 70
which ,hcfe pills are held throaGhoa< TIC United
States s..d the Wea Indies, has induced mary to
counterfe., shem.; the parchaier is reqneited to
obfefve thar the name Ct Samuel Lee. jun. The
Patentee) is sihxed to each bill OF directions, IN
lis own hand writing, or thsy vii! not De Seaa-
inc Pfice So cents a box.
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ON MONDAY, the fecond day of February,
a 1906, viii be fold, on the ptemifes,
IN TRACT of LANn, i,uate on the Poto

A TRACT OF LANE, hsuate on the Poto
mack, 10 the county of King George.
aijoiniag H,os.s ferry, containing $50 acres
On this land isan exc-llent aoaiag or hfhsry,
a fals marin of aaous - acres, from which i'm
m.nfe Quantities of h.y may be cus, and fur.
niih.s the bse fowliug gronsd fany part OF the
Poroinack Ia the vicinity. A comfortable pro-
portion Of the land Is in wood, and the arabic
land On the river is intsfm;x:d with th-ll, which
adapss il we'll TO the culture Ut corn, wheat, TO-
sbasco, or cotton Cae terms are, one halt ia
: hand, or approved bonds on dea,aad the re-,
n,irdes in tw:lye montas with nse,eit. A deco
of,rua will be rsquissI TO iscnrs the payment u
the purchals money.
Gerard Alexander.
December ~. Ia@o