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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26


F;'Og sosnshcniing ISAAC. who ran AWAY
4 the l4,h nf June las,. He IS a large, hkeiy
dark yellow fellow. about 30 yea,s Of age. fee,
high. very bald for his age brshy head OF hair.
which he consss back, large whiskers fore teeth
scarcely touching each other and incining to.
wards his bps. winch are thick, and are NANTES;
when spoken to, sanStiiied couutenance. baptist
preacher, on which venerable society he has
certainly grossly imposed He has wife in the
estate Of Col Robert Lewis, dec. in Cocchland
county, at the mouth of the Great Bird, where
p,esume he is now lurking and probably will be
concealed by her He served regular appren
siccship TO the mill wfiSh,s trade mas great use
Of tools, and can DO toierab,e cabinet worls-he
IS an a,,fu sensible fellow, can both read and
write, and calls himself Isaac Guin The above
reward will be paid on h's heing delivered to me in
I.cuisa county, near the Green Springs. ar secur-
cd in Jail so that get him again. All masters
or OWNERS Of vessels, Others, are fcrewa'ned
from ,arryins him ont Of this SAFE, or hatboring
OF hiniin any manner whatsoever, at their peril.
William Wash.
July 5th, 1895. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26
IN COUNCIL,
29M March. 1905.
ST. PAUL,

.;ees,yrssz "a beautiful sorrel horse, IS hands
S52aGSST. inches high remarkable for his
sA,k,,3 elegance, beauty, strength aud fine
SSiSs jsySs bcne Will stand the ensuing sea-
san al my plantation on James river, generally
kaown By Inc name of Maiden's Adventure, u.
bout 5 mies above Fine Greek mill, and miles
below miehsux's ferry, IN Powha;an coGniy, TO
cover ma,es at Swensy five dollars the season,
which will commences the first of'Match, and
expire The first OF hugust-Ex,aordinar good
and ex,en.ive pas;uygge gIa,is, but no Liability
for accidents or escapes Gentlemen wishing
their mares fed, may be furn,shed with corn al
the market price, FIR which cash must be sent
with the mares---as also, notes of hand for the
due Payment Of the money for ,he season.
n. Is. Twenty dollars. paid on or before the
third Wednesday in November (being Powla-
tan court dsyl will be received as full compensa
sion OF t9e above, with half dol. 10 the groom
This bsau,;ful horse, ST. Paul, was raised by
the Prince Of Wales, and got by his horse Sal
tam, who was get by ECLIPSE rba, covered at
zoo gnineas the season-his dam Virago by Snap
Ibis grandam by RcguiGs, oft of sister 10
Black and III Black and was thought 10 be the
best runner of h: tine--ie won several large
stakes, among which was The Deiby, 1883, beat.
ing DunganuOn. Volunteer, Phenomenon, Con
zasss, AND several athcrs--he was the sire Of
whisky, vhO =, . years Old wen 1850 guineas
also OF Whip, Rcyaist, Popping Tom Central,
Coincr, Syiph, Scpiert. Caroline, Tiffany, Ian.
restina, St David Spyightly, Queen of shrba,
| Spankaway, Rose, Sweeper, Gyms, Coal S.iLr-
chant, Pickpocket, Oscar. Ambrosio. Pretty
Patty. esd several Others Of the first rae run
ners s.. Paul's dam Purity wasgot b. Matoh'm,
who covered FOR several Of the last years of his
life at 80 guincas . mare her dam the Old
SPUR, mare. 81 As sea, Fasee perhaps, as coed
breeder, as any mare in the kngdom--she was
the dam Of Virgin Dido, ConYndyurn. Ranihos.
hnigNn. Miss Trims, Pumpkin. Maiden (who
vas dam Of Walnut I.e Sang Kssselas, Putty,
and several Others Purify was the dam ofRoek.
ing'am, Archibald, F.tzwiiam. St Paul aud
several o,hers ---Sevefal certificates Of ST. Paul
rs good ana sure foal gcter may be seen at his
siand THOMAS HARRIS, Jr,
Povha'an c'iy, March lss. 1906. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26
RICHMOND BATH,

a DJoININc the lower part of the Falling Gar.
L a den, and ir1nedial ely back of the Bell tavern,
is row in readincrs TO receive customers. II is
supplied with Rot and Cold Waters. and a care
fl attentive boy to attend For the convenience
Of small parties who may wish to battle at inc
same time, the house is divided into four differ.
ent apartments with every requisite convenience
in each---The house will be kept open from day
light ill nine O'Clock in the evening Of each day
and the baths kept exclu.ive'y FOR tine use of te.
males from nine I'LL twelve oclnck iu,he forenoon
a. Price for single battle IS. 81 or three
tickets for one dollar. Chldren half price.
g;s No people of color admitted.
Richmond. IN mo ~. 1906. #
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IS DOLLARS REV ARD.

CTRAYED or STOLEN on the
: ? th June last. a bright SCRREL HORSE,
abo0t 5 FEET high. jnlgej TO be years old lass
spring has small s.sr IN his forehead, has on
his back severa! sa1lie sFois. he has : small
white spc, on one side at ms lump (nct sseoiiea.
I'd on wh:cli al piescus,) has bcen uitked, well
mounted befcTelhe also has had The s,'syin very
bad, which sl.ews very plain At this inns. bus
doe: NOT aaea him as 70 MS Tnovng--ke was
raised in the county of Alternate. ANY person
thar will deliver TIE above described horse to ME
in Warminesey. shall receive thc above reward of
Is dol!aes. or give ms .;c aEo: nation that get
him, shall receive a reward of zen dollars.
PLEASANT CREWS.
Warrnins,sr, J:ly On 1906 f
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FNp Sal y

T7H.t3' rrit.i5ic 7,R5G'7' ef LIND, on gshicl
Gur;6e' it.Ad CJmikoase S'as@s-- II eor,7;,is n.
5ou, ITO HUNDRED md FfFYl' 6CHES.
one Bal Of Iebic6 as ye; hac'ea,ta. Besides ne
oGvaatrgc of bsc;ag tie Court5oase r6;s rde: Of
Land, It i: situated one 81 be most public roads
ia Yvg;nia: as II fabiic Stand tks'e G,e nure rbat
can sa'p 1ss i, zoe 5a'idiaSs wiib sonie epa;r-
arg, r'ay ie r's9c sufficiently es'easire and cor,
jortabie.
PU. cash ,rW be exp, e,ed Of RE furckaser,
7rhes e,sssssion green. reasonable cye, will he
ssioStd for tie balance II i, sboaE4 SUR To- Tar.
chaser better landed p-opssy SuiH 5e ,eeeived in
bUt. cicci 2oy!or and Biake . H,ooison. boi5
Of Ca,K5eriaaa Country. avfb~;seL to sell ne a
tJee tract Of fnnd. Or roe same ndy be ypaicbds.
ed IF he subscriber in buckingham coua,y, u. a,
Hens MI.
BFVERL1- LANGHoRNE.
SJfne lob, 1906. 4n
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-11
LATg foREIGN IvTELLIcENcE..
LONDON, Nav, !.

This morning the Hamburg mil due,
on Wednesday, arrived, and the inteIli-
srnce which Il brings IS Of The utmost
importance. 1.-THE accounts from dif-
fsfent parts Of the continent NAV Be reli-
ed npon, the Russians have actually =,
yaeusted Ragusa md Cataro, irf conse.
quence Of which the French have discon.'
tinned the works which they were con-
structiag at Brannau, and the divisions
ofmarshals Ney and Soult have com.
menced theif march.
$ The editor ofthe Hamburg paper ex.
presses doubt ofthe truth Of thisinteili.
gspce and il ceriaihly does not appear
probable. upon the FIRST view Of tasr. sub.
Ices thai the Russians, having obtained
possession Of such an important position
a thxi pF Cstaro; should have quietly -.
signed Il 10 the French. It'll however,
possli.le. shst the enperor Alexander
may have bsen induced, by tbs iatres-
ies Of the c6uEio Of Yisnna, 70 consent 70
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bitants, and leti;e. This occasioned .
sense Of danger to spread among the peo-
pie. Bot altho' this timrly notice has
been given, lfear we have been deaei-
ent in providing agains, the dangers %
which, FROM the remote situation OF this
place, we are perpetually exposed. The
vast extent Of the frontiers, abe scatter
ed situation Of the settlements, ahe ma
tuse Of savage warfare. together with the
exact knowledge the Indians possess OF
every part of this country, make me
fear that, the inhahitants who are not un-
der the immediate protection Of the fort,
will End their resistance Intellectual. =
have deferred writing you on this
subject before, for fear Of giving an .ir-
necessary alarm, not being sufficiently
assured of the truth Of the reports. We
are COW no longer in doubts, that the In
dians are preparing 10 commence loar a.
gainsf me Uaifsd States, and We daily
expect an attack At this place.. We are
well Informed, that they have an uhusu.
al quantity ofprovisions and ammuniti.
on in their possession. ~ ~~. ~
These accounts are, corroborated by
IN express from Fort Wayne (on the
MAINLY sent by thecemmauding UtIieer,
and the arrival Of the brig Adams from
Michilimaekinac, where the inhabitants
were all under arms, and one half on
guard every night. Between and 500
Indians were assembled on the island,
whenshs Adams sailed, with great pre-.
tensions Of fIiendship--but, the COM
raanding officer Of that post. has no doubt
oftheir hostile Intentions whenever they
find themselves sufficiently strong and
wen knowing their treachery, he will not
trust to their outward appearances, but
keeps in readiness TO defend the fort
against any attack which they may me.
ditate upon Il. =, - s. Y 5,
-. - These circumstances afford cause Of
the greatest alarm, and We have been in
council for these three days, for the pur.
Pose Of taking every possible defensive
precaution, and have atlast resolved to-
build blcckhouses in different paris of HE
territory for the protection Of the inhabi-
tants. - z==z - -: - = : zAa IL 49,
u" Gov. Hull has not arrived-his pre-
sence - much wishtd for at this time, in
order 10 call out the militia on actual du!'
w" --z..> ..:.s-s r .z.EF>s, :
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bic a. Il may appear, the boy never saw
one Of u looking atshim at or near
fence Or any of Us eitherieading, driy-
ing oririding horse, and We never went
OF the high road. We blame no one,
We forgive every one we submit 70 our
fate a. being the viii Of the Almighty;
and beg ofhim TO be merciful to US, thro'
the merits of his divine Son, our bless.
ed Saviour, Jesus Christ. = -.
Our sincere thanks to the Rev. John
Cheyers. for his long and kind attention
to Us, As likewise every other friend thar
servedus, and comforted US during our
long confinement. = :. go: ~ =, I. 4. l..
~..2. DOMINtCK DAILY.
JAMES HALLAGAN..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-11
NORTHAMPTON. (MIas...)) June 10

NOh - AMfSL ON, MASS. June 10.
On Thursday last, pursuance of the
sentence Of the supreme court, Domi.
nick DAILY and James Hallagan were
executed in this town, for the murder Of
Marcus Lyon. So
The eoneourse Of spectators at the
place Of execution, was larger than We
have ever witnessed on q similar occasi.
ON. The number undoubtedly exceed.
ed 10000. III
7hrIasf dying rvoyds ef D9miniek Dab
and 5ames Hatiagdn- ,prsaonaced b.
DAILY al the gaiisIus and delivered BIZ
him, IN IOviting, % General Mateon.
At this awful moment Of appearing be.
fore the tribunal Of the Almightyj and
knowing that telling q falsehood, would
be eternal perdition 70 our poor souls,
We solemniy declare, We are perfectly
innocent Of the crime for which we suf.
fer, or Of any other murder or robbery ;
never saw, to our knowledge, Marcus
Lyon in our lives and as unaecounta-
90 fEStfGFas st 49, -sa 3F8si-sss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-11
NASHVILLE, 2 Fam. Nav !, q,

A duel took place Yesterday NOR
ming, near the sootaern boundary OF Ken
tueky, betwesn General Andrew. Lack
son. and Mr.. Charles DICKINSON, both
citizens OF Davidson county OF this state,
In which the latter rrce:ivcd bali ii his
arm, winch passed through and entered
his body. When the messenger who
brought the intelligence left him, there
were little hopes Of his ,soryiving TIE
wound. u -...E :. =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-11
May6. .. Ii
SWEDISH BULLETIN.
May6,

o0 EhIoE1 SDOLLs E.i N. 3, i
Head. Marters of che Stpedish army Of
e. GRfswkLD, April IS.
Reports of the Esd. received from
aajutans general count Lowenhtin, an
uounce, that on the .2ist, The Prussians
had taken possession Of several villages
in the Mecklenburg territory along the
frontiers IF Eaurnburg. ez. n. s. {.
Al Marienstadt their vrdettes ap.
preached to within 500 pacesof the Swe-
dish out posts. Count ILowenhei,n's
principal force was then Il Grosszsehsr
and SkedorE. The Swedish van. guard
retained possession Of Aiarisn5tadt. So.
phienthal, the bridge of reached, and the
approaches TO Lauenbur6 and Arden
burg. \ &, 5. . ksss.,
Yesterday Baron Giass Rulamb arriv-
ed as courier with i report from count
Van LoWcnhcim, dated Gadesbpsrh,
April 23.--It Is stated IN his dispatches,
that st half past eight in the moring Of
the 23d, the Prussians passed the Ian.
enbarg frontier II Ma1ienstadt IN such
force that the Swedish troops found i
necessary, after brave resistance 70 e.
yacuate their posls IN the evening. The
loss Of troops under count Van LoNen-
helm consists Of ons hussar killed and
eight wounded. 1'hsins Of the Prus-
SLAMS cannot be related with certainty !:
bnt during the action, Ii vas observed
that . number fell on their side. Count
Van Lowenheim has reserved the com.
nnnisation Of farther details (which with
respeetto the Prussians will be very am
ple) until hisn next report which Is every
moment expected.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-11
.MuRDER

About the l2th instant, there was al
Indian man killed near Teilico block
house byawhits man Of the pane Of Fer
gnson his motive for doi1g this is un-
Known, about two days after the act was
perpetrated, near two hundred Indians
assembled 1t the place to take satisfac,i-
on Colonel Meigs was sent TO patify
them, and bring die perpettatot 10 con-
viction, the result of which Is not known
We understand that tho Spanish L.
gents at Mobile have agreed that that cii-
y shail be q place Of deposit for goods
brought 10 vessels Of eitizens Of the u.
States arriving there and that goods
having Been 90 deposited may be carried
either Up the river or o6twards.
We further learn that in consequence
Of the disturbed state Of the frontier, q
large portion of our army, amounting to
about one ,housand men. have been di.
rected to station themselves At Fort A.
dams. 5 ~ s@ s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-11

Il lie with no little surprise that We
learn.that the legislature Of Massaeha.
sstta hare 1t length nnahimensiy deelar.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
BREWERY FOR SALE.

" HE fuhfcribcr will fell all his inte;tR IL
4 that cxtenGve BREWERY in AIexan.
dgia, which he now occupies; OF which there
is eleven years Ct an unexplIsd leafe to come
from September nexF.
This Brcwery is on an ezteniYc plan, having
two Copper Boilers Of 1900 and 500 gali6n',
and every working utehG coEplctc' with Matt
Rou(e, Kiln snd Mil.
To the cspitsliR this concern Offers every ip.
d,ac.u,ent, who IS KILLED hirulclF or can PFccsTS
perfon gSiled in brewing; as the bufn:is nay
be extended 70 as to become extremely valua'
Ole.
Propolals will be received to the,Era Ct July
RycIy necsGary informatioa nay be had, and
LISTERS pof paid attended to, BY applying to
Thomas Crufe.
Mav r. ,atw& 2awtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
May &.
Runaway Negro JACK.

Ran away from the 'fubfcriber, lir-
Wing in Poaankty Neck, Charles ccanty, Ma
IyIand, on the I5th Of laf June, Negro nan,
named IAcf1, sbou, go years Of age, and about
s teet 10 or II inches high, lufy = we'll made,
his voice in common lond, and bold In his looks
and maane,. don't know any thing that would
make Rrangcr fafpsA .Jack's elopsu:ns foonsr
than that OF calling himlelf Ba3tys, and iond
of argument.
JACK came from Gaircs whsn he was about
II or 10 years of age. There is fear on The
back cf ore Of his baoa. occafored ~ burn or
fcald while an infant, it nue. be diEcoyercd by
Rr.& NOTICE; each Of his !hins are fame. colorcd
about = or inches il length and bstses than one
inch broad IN diger.n. places.
Whoever brings iaid jack hone, or fccute'
him in Jail that &c, him agaio, G'all receive
I7Yrxfy DoHa,s for toe Grft 70 miles, ( birty
DoRars for 90 n,:le,, CT Fory D1!3ars for SO
miles, and O,e Shilling for each mile after, and
reaIonable chaagcs paid by
RICHARD BRANDT.
May so. 80
tT The above Negro Jaci: eioqsd from me
better than twelve months paR, znd was bToushs
home by one OF Judge Ws!hington's ove1leeI'a,
with pals ard Recommendation hgned By Tho.
mas Tcat, Middle River Neck, Baltimore coun-
=, do,ed MY 3, 1905. Jack thea sailed hni-
lelf Tb0mss Harris.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
PUBLIC SALE.

@TN psrfusnce ofs deed of truf from Beaj6m'a
& Talbaf, now deeeafcd, late of. Faiftax coon
~. to the ubEcsibcr, for tie psrpofe OF fecu'iqg
The payment Of certain debt dasffor9 the fs'd
Talbut 10 Jonah Thompfon and Richard Veiteh,
of the town of Alexandra ard di&riee osCo'ur-
bia. will be expof.d to public fale, for cea, on
the prerifes On WEDNESDAY,, the I'D DAY
o.. laly next, certain tract OIL h4O, htna.ed
an the head wstess of PineT Brarchy 10 the fad
coan,y nf Fairfax, adjoining the lsnds Of 1F.
Thomas Mellan, ard about two sn0 half mles
from Fairfax cout,holie; containing gs4 anda
half acres, together with all the improvements,
buildings, &c. ,hsfeeN; being ihs fame raee OF
land on With the fsid Talbus LACEY reh5ed, and
now in pod fior Of his widow.
Sale will commence at eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
May 3.
IN rHR CASE OF

ALEXANDER HENDERSON, JUN.
"@HE Gabscriber having been appointed tru'-
zee of the eftate and efsas lately iar'en
S s.rsd m bv the faid Alexander Henderlcn, jun.
%, rbe benefit of-his creditors, 10 conformity
with Ii. proviGons of the insolvent law tor the
.&;3;e,;a Of Columbia, hereSy requeRs all persons
indebted 20 the Gaid Alexander Hsnder'on, ejun'
a;,h.r in hi, individual capacity or as partner
.,of the late houfs of Alexander Henderson and
<T.o.. Of Alexsud,ia, to make Immediate payment
80 the subscriber, or TO spch person or persons
aoaly as may by him be authorised TO recs'Ssths
ssarne.
John M'Iycr, IrgPtt.
-Yra. 9aN6 nv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
n O T / E.

OUCH Of the credi,os of Jsbs Helms. dT'
- Co. late of Alexandria, as have come INTO
the t.rnw epon which the fad John Hickman and
Co. lafrendercd tlr.r properly to The ute OF ther
creditors, are required to attend, in Pedon, WITH
or 10 tranfnit the evidence Of their debts sgsiHS
rhe lard hickman and Co. duly proved, 10 the
fubEtriOsr, Jedlmg in AleEandria, on or before
the roth day of July next, to enable tae iuoicri'
Der to make final dividend am ne tbc e'edl-
tors of fun OF morey IN the hands OF one OF
the creditors reGdeg in Alexandra
The intereR upon the debts TO be calculated
to>,he 3If of May, 1895, the TINE when the
fail John Hicsnan and Co. furrsndered up their
property.
George Cicmentfon.
June ,. td&zswIothJy
n. B. The pchsge of letters TO be pal3.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
David Stuart.
zsw2dTy.
June 8. zs1 ~
Twenty Dollars Reward,

yyyILL be given for experimenting and f:cut
w ing 10 Jail, yorng mulas'o man Ave We
named ASDREW. He ~as hired BY me ia&
year to Mr.. Jafsph Thomas, whe keeps the MD;
die ferry oppnGye to Alexandria, and Authorised
from that place abou, the latter end of Angnf
Taft. He is about az years of sse, feet 8 or 9
inches high, luay and we'll made, has ,hort car
led hair, and is frequently fabjsa to have fe,e.
raj large pimpes 10 his face. lie IS reekoned to
be lenGbie fellow, Of az esfy agreeable addrefs
for man in his low fphe'c 4 lie. As be has
nor been heard OF by me fnce his eloprraens, i.
fafpea his has had the addrefs 20 hip hirfslf as
fr:eman on board fome vedcl either at Alexsn-
dria or Baltimore. Whoever takes him up and
fccures him in sny Jail, fhali r,ceivs. tom me
the above reward, a. foon as due information
thereof is given to me or to Doctor N. P Cax.
kx, at Port Tobacco.
G. B. CauGn.
Maryland, Charles County,
January I7s jifso' % Jaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
Saddle and Havnljs-makl'1g

Saddle and HayneJ s-n1Akaals.
TOHN Sc HENRY PIERCE,
Beg lesse to iiafo,m their F,Itaf'-asa t6' Pa6he
-is gessyal,
THAT ttiey,haye lately commenced and 't,'
I tendcsrryiNg on the SS6a!fry aLd,isHfns1',
makiss, in all its various branches, IN MRS So'
rvton's houfe, on King dreet, Aletand'ia' the
fecond door below the hottie FORMERLY occupied
BY John Bryan, as fadIes'ahof. Work be
f1oke IA al be executed in the mott Pantsasl
rranrer and ON the ffor.ea notice. From due
attention TO thsir buanefs they hope 20 give &c.
neral GstisfaG sion and merit the appreciation OF
,hofe who may. pleafe SO favor them with their
cuGom.
Iune 10. eoItn
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
.Thisis to give Notice,

THAT the fubicribeF, OF Alexandra coun-
/ ty, in the diltrid OF Columbia hath OBJ
tanned from che orphans court OF lad county,
letters of adrninifraron upon the perfonai eftate
of fsbu Limeriek, late of the county aforefaid
deceaisd; all rerfons having claims aga'nit the
faid dcceafcd. are reqaetcd TO exhibit them with
the voucher, thereof to the Ebfcrber, on or be
fore the 4ra day Of December NEXT, oshetwlie
by law they NAV be excluded from all benefit TO
faid eaate. Given under my .ltand ttissala
day OF Jaue, 1906.
" Ann Limerick.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
ELIAS BOTHER,

Saddle and harn:j5-Msksr,
Kruc SHEET, two doors below WASHINGTON
STREET, ALEXANDRIA;
" EEPS conRantIy on hand, for lale, an al
~ (ortnent of Ladies md Gcntlerens' Sad.
die. and Brides elegant yflUtr ~oSrftd ScgJtf6
,Wb;bs, CT all forts; Coach and Wagon HAr-
aels, Of all foru; and Fire Buckets: all OF
which will be difPofed OF on rcafonabls terms
for cain.
Irne IS. @ESw%W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
FOR SALE,

.By the fabGcriber, about 1000 feet
1of MAHoeAsY, Of the frR quality Of ST. DENIS
oo Wood, capable of being cut into hand Iai,',
or c,bipet Work, alto about 9.ooo feet in plank,
and about 70 logs of Satin VOID
Tb, (ublctiber ha. ALTO on hand, A.basal9mf
.s0aytwtx. sf CASINRr. Work, of the h'R qaal"y
and hyperion workmanfhiP, esygFi"g at SIDE
boards. B:daesds and Poes, Tables, Chains
Wster-&ands, Sc. sc. ALI OF which VIII DC
fold on the mott reGonablc terms for cala.
He expects TO receive regular iaPPly OF !, IA a.
HOGANY, and will always have the d'SeFens
srs;cles Of CaSines Work ready on demand, at his
fhop. neat the Coffee Houfe. Royal freet:
Beaiamia Adamfos. :
y,r. -: zaw3~+
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TO RENT,

Esa bs6sFsa s0iH BE- gi0ta ,6s . ,ay-a Msy,
~ Two STORY FRAME f1o t' - NV, w..
N ate on Fairfax &rees, lately occupied oy
M. Davis, hoemaker. The Rand Is COCO, and
having been occupied for length OF time by z
ns,ron eminent in his badnels, renders It an Ell
p;bls {,,uasion for apsrlOn of that Oudnst'' AaF
Thomas Irwin, or
John Adam.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Bv virtue of deed of tfuit from
Exst5 Ward to the fObfcriber, TO fecu.e the pay
uenr OF a FUN Of money due from the lad Eneci,
Ward to Douglas and Mandeville, viii be lola
at public fae, for ready money, at the coites.
honfc, in the town of Alcxa"aris, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 9th day of July next, Tract
of Land, lying 10 Fairfax county, about ten
miles from Alexandria, containing one hundrsa
Gxty two and one foslsh acres.
Thomas Moore
.Iuness0. 2awIothJy
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F o r S A L E,
p az. Mb[cribert.

SBy tie (abltri5eys,
Mould Candies, rofAa very iuperler
nality, by the box
Window Glais, of different hzcs
Bucellos Wine, ins4uar,es oaks
Iilbou Salt, and Willow Carpets
German Linens, of different descriptions.
AL SO,
100 hhds Maryland and Virginia
u Tobacco, part OF which is we'll iul'sd to the
Wsf India markets.
r. T. Hooe & Co.
May IL, GOV