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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25
alexandria DaGp aooerttser.
FRIDAY, April IS.
Mr.. SsowpEN,

MIR. SNoWDEN,
observe in the National TBtelli-
gencer of "Wednesday garblsd and incor-
feet account of the proceedings of the
House of Representatives. Il is greatly
to be regretted that the public are SO nush
depeadeAt on that paper for an account of
the proceedings of Congress: for during
the whole OF enc last session, except in
lew instances, we have rot had a full and
Impartial relation of the seatimenss that
have been expressed, or ofthe occurrences
that have happened 10 the House. In al
mos; all cases where the conduct of the
ADMINISTRATION has been scrusinised, the
debates have been omitted. Possibly Mr..
Smith may yet give the public part of
them; bur We little expect il fren that
editor. whose vigilance IN omission is 80
Constant. When are We to have MIR. Raa-
dalph's speech, in which be expressed his
wish tina, Mr.. Jefferson, Mr.. Madisoa and
Mr.. Gallatin were in the house, that he
might PROFOUND certain questions to them
respecting tribute to France Probably
never. When shall we have the debate
between Randolph, Varnun, jackson, SC,
respecting the secret Iuishes of the prssi-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25
April ~.
f o r S Il L E.

1900 acres of Land, in Charles
county, Mary land, II miles irom Alexsraria
and 4 from the Potomac, rear the Pea road iead-
ing to Port Tobacco. TIE Gtraticn is exceed
ingly healthy ard the foil fertile. A great pro.
portion OF 'shs land is bottom, (st leaf GOO a.
ercsj we'll adapted TO tie culture CT wheat, corn
or tobacco, timothy alto thiives well ugon it
the upland produces gccd wheat iren1 taIjcw,
and yields the white clover in abundance. Full.
ly ore third G: this tra6 IS in wood, great part
of which is valuable timber. Befdes terHk
foil the purchsler will derive other advsntsees--
good mil fcat ard an excellent fard for Ia
vern, The improvements are, dwelling houfs
with fix rooK,s, with FIRE place il each;
kitchen, fneke touk, fables, carriage houle
large and newly built balm, as feet lquare to.
bacco houle and feverRl ether cut heules.
The fnbicriher wifhing to remove tic Kentucky,
will dIrofe of this tract very resiorabe telnss
One third of the purehafe a'oaey in caG, tie ba.
ance in bends for three equal yearly payments,
bearing inter.f from The date if NOT purt,ually
aiichafscd, with iecurity by mortgage Pcf-
feaion and a deed TO be given at the fire. pay
ment.
Benjamin Dulany.
March rs. co
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April IS.

The Subfcsiher hasjun Received,
In aadition to bis former Stvck-zvbieb makes il
complete in Groceries ord fruits.
Firlt quality brown Sugar, in bbls.
. French Srand,, in pipes
Claret Wine, In half pipes
Wea .ledia and New. England Rum, in hogs,
heads and barrels
Old Peach Brandy
Mould and dipt Candies, 10 bexes
tirit quality TarpsHtiae Soap, in boxes !.
Rice, In half tierces.
BY c9fh. JRSEs, f,a, 1e4v rsyk.
Soft helled Almonds, OF an excellea, quality,
and 20 boxes frelh Prunes.
Aa9 BY Capt. cAkEw, tran Lj@sx.
Liibon fIeih Lemons, in boxes
Oranges in do
Eugliih Walnats, in bales. J
BY Captam CRowDiaL, frem Lrsbarns
Mu'cadel and Blocm kalGos, ~ ucxes
Salad Oil, IN cafes, or by the bottle.
Il L S O,
New York double lefned Loaf Sugar, in bar.
rels or by the Jingle loaf.
hxd 6as a parcel Of
Excellent infpeesed SHAD & HER
RINGS, by the barrel and SALa
MON in kess-all very low Tor
cath.
A. WILLIS.
April ~. dI1,#
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Il TT E " T 10 " (! I

The Second Legion Of Militia are
remmaed,. Thai SAL, NDAl, sbe ION I'M.
is Tie day appointed fol Col pdny N.urefs. The
rolls will be called .precrel> sG.ee o'eioek, IN
the aiternooR.
April r..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25
WAsuINGToN Country,
MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY,
1IA.AL Lac
March ii, 1906.

WHEREAS, the officers Of his cashe-
lie majesty at Mobile, have by an uRprece.
denied and arbitrary regulation interdlc,ed
all direct commercial intercourse between
this country and Nav Orleans, have, in
palpahs violation Of the treaty between the
king of Spain aud the United States, stop.
ped aSd detained vessels bound frosa New
Orleans TO the por. Of Fort Stoddart, and
absolutely prohibited their proceeding TO
the place OF their destination, and hava in
SO doing prevented cur receiving those
supplies which are necessary tor cur COM
Portable subsistence. We whose names
are hereunto subscribed, have mutually
covenaneed, and do solemnly bind our
selves ore TO tho other, and 10 all tho PEG.
pie of the United States
That We will not sell or in any manner
furnish to any of the subjects of his ealhe.
lie E.alesfy, any cora, pork, beat or other
provisions. wills. the said arbitrary regu.
latieas aud restrictions are continued in
force.
That we will rot buy ANY merchandise
or ether articles of any subject of the king
OF Spain, or which we hayo reason TO be-
lave have been purchased at or brought
from the town of Mobile. Tha. ws shall
regard any aaaa who holds any com mercial
intercourse with the subjects Of the king of
Spain, as indifferent TO the welfare of the
good people of Washiagtoa county, and as
an enemy to his country. And we more
ever hereby call upen our fellow citizens
seriously to reflect, whether alter the late
open manifestation Of hostility on the part
OF the sgeass and subjects of the king Of
Spaln, any one owing allegiance TO tbs
American government, will not be guilty
OF high crims ia Offering them aid and
comfort, and justly expose himself to all
the pains and penalties of high treason
against the United States.
Erfrats Of letter d4ted Cadiz, z5tb FsJrxayy,
1906.
I" | now recommend to you to warn YOUR
friends to avoid Specializing in -four to this guar
ter, The article is absolutely uavendab: at
present, owing to the imm:nsc imports of wheat,
which is selling at IL of the prize it command.
ed this time twelve noaths, and the prospect for
lome months is rather diicouragiag.
Rice, s dolls. cnrrentisle.
Indian corn, II dolls. do.
Pipe itayes, Iao dolls, p. NJ.
Bees wax, 81 dolls. per cwt.
Tobacco unyendable; the kings Rores being
VOL Rocked. The blockade has been RACED"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25

lie Proprietors OF Shares in the Alexandris
i Theatre, arc lequehed &c EJECT lhis Egens
Ws, az Mr.. GadibJ ;. t-sern, al 3 e'elock, t.
Tie porPoie OF IeeiivinS- Plepeiais ioi Ps5ipg
hahcicme lnteteir oA ,he.i Koek. Punctral al
tendance is requsited.
Apul zc -
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NEw ORLEANS, Mafeh IS. =

Nrw ORLEANS, March IS. q
1t is reported and beliyed, that a vessel
bound 10 Fort Stoddart, with provisions
for our troops, has bsea brought to at the.
town of Mobile, aad is not permitted to
proceed GA her voyage. It conduct like
this be persisted in, il Is hoped that some
Efficient means will be adopted 10 obtain a
free navigation of the waters of the Mo-
bile. Such navigation is essential to the
welfare of our settle meats on the Tomblg-
by, and it is presumed thata suspensioa of
it will not be Submitted to by the American
government.
CT Just as cur paper was geisg topress
ws received information, that enc OF the
carriers of the mail OF the United States
had returned to this city, and that he re-
ports, that he was not permitted TO pass
the town of Mobile with the mail. lie
further states, that governor Folck inform.
ed him, tha, for the future the mail Of the
United States would no, bs permitted 20
pass either by land or water, through tho
sdomlnions Of the king of Spain. = !:
March 90.
SPIRIT OF TIE TINES.
. We are indebted to the peli,snsss Of an
esseemad friend, fora copy eftas following
spirited and patriotic resolutions. We
understand that they have been entered
int in the Tombigby g. Alabama settle
mems, in consequence Of the Spanish or.
der for shutting up the river Mobile.
They were agreed to bv all who saw ,hs 81
and were expected 10 be generally adops-
sd.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25

Cath, and the highea price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, bY
the PrinAer of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25

FOR SALE,
Iwo elegant Riding Chairs, with tops
and daraejs complete;
Oh the mott reSionable rerns ter csih or
hcrs credit---A'ppy TO the rRIN7FR, OF,
IHON AS WHITE, jun. Blacksmith
April 8. eosf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25

PETER WISE, Jun.
Offers 70, Sale, at bis srsre IN Fairfax ayeet,
A general aAortment of Drugs
and Patent Medicines:
Il L S o,
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Caflia,
Flax Oil, by the box,
Superior quality Salad Oil, by the basket CT
bottle,
Salt Petre, refined,
Thirty Boxes fyf qualify sEGARS,
and fifty Of feond.
BA- He will take Young Man IA or s
years old, of good connections, to learn the
Druggjfs' baGnefs.
April %. div
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
PROPOSALS for opening School
: NJ Monnt. Zoar Academy. for teach.

PROPOSALS. for opening a School
i at Mount Zoar Academy, for teach
ing the English, Latin and Greek Lam
'guages, and Science in general. ..-
; Should proper encouragement be 81.
vento this overture, Mr.. DANIEL STE
PHENs, who can produce ample testimo-
mails of good character and competent
ability, win undertake a School Of the
above description at this place, and COM
mence in July next. He will board here,
and lodge in the ACADEMY. with any
boys who may board with me. Should
this institution be established, shall
con6ne myself, chiefly, afterwards,o the
education Of females, in an upper room
of the Academy.
| The price of tuition, with Mr.. Ste.
phens Willie twenty dollars per annum,
paid quarterly in advance.
My terms OF board and tuition will be
as formerly made known.
I will thank those who may be dispos-
ed to encourage Mr.. Stephens, to for.
ward information to me as speedily as
convenient, that l may be able to give
him notice ofthe prospect in due time.
CHRISTOPHER COLLINS.
Mount. Zodr, Jefferson
County. April II, 1905. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
Tie ceie6rdttd running Horse,
FLORlZEL.

WILL stand the present. season at
w the stable Of John M'Cleary in
"Ma,tinsburg. on Mondays, Tuesdays
and Wednesday, the balance Of the week
at Mrs. Eokhart's stable in Shepherd's-
Town, Jefferson County, and cover
mares Of the low rate Of ak dollars, If
paid within the season, (whis h has com.
mcnrvc and will end the first tIay of tn.
ly) or eight dollars by the first Of Sep
TENDER, three dollars cash the single
leap, or ten dollars to ensure with fosl.
the PARTING with the mare orfeits the in.
Surance.
FLOR1ZEL is ahandsome gray, up-
wards Of fifteen and !, half hands hiph.
and was bred By John Tayloe, Esq. Of
Monnt-Airy. Florizeiwas got BY GRAY
Diomet; he came out Of the same mare
that Cupbearcr did his dam BY Har.
ris's Eclipse son of OLD Fearnoueht, ost
ola Shakespeare mare imported by Col.
Bsylot) his grand dam by Celer. his
great grand dam by the imported hor..
Silver Eve, out ola Jolly Roger mare.
Celer was got BY the Imported horse
Janus, his dana BY the imported horse
Aristotle his grand dam by the inn
ported horse Wilmington his Z. grand
dandy Jolly Roger; his g. 3. grand
dam by the imported horse Beau out Of
an imported mare Of Franei. Epse.
Esq.
Mark Anthony 1.-THE aeetest horse =. of
his day any tiis,ancs) wa. BY Partner
Partner BY Ola Traveller out of the inn
ported mare .Selill. Aristotle and
Wbitting,on were both got BY the Cutler
Arabian.
Jan6: was 60. BY Ianus (son of Ii.
Codolphin Arabian out Of the fapaa6.
little Ear,ly mare his dam by Old For:
grasd dam BY the Bald GALLOWAY. Toll,
Roger is the Roger Of the Vale Of he
Stud Book. .,> =.
Great as'eHtion win be paid to mare.
put to Florizel, but I win moi be ac.
souHtable for accidents.
THOMAS LANE. "
March 90, 1Sos.
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FoUR DOLLANS REWARD.
April II, 1906

FOUR, DOLLANS REWARD.
from the subscriber, on
- Sunday the so,h ult. dark sorrel
HORSE, about fourteen hands three
inches high, rough shod before, blaze
face witt some white spots about the
nose, his name hangs chiefly on the LEI,
side, PAGES and trots, and when pacing
fast appears to be lame. win give the
above reward to anr person that will re.
turn said horse TO the subscriber, living
about seven miles from Mart,nsbarg,
near the Falling Waters.
/-:. JAMES WlCGENTON.
April II, 1905.
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as ~ Copy. u 4 feste. = @.Esz
ANDREW WOODROW, CHIC

n L7ytof Letters remaining in the Post
Office, Shepherd's. Ts,un, (Ha Jzutich
> iifaot taken our bsf1re the frst aag Of
5,iiu neact, will Be srHt 10 the Geaerdi
Pvt Office assdead iefiers. - r. - -
A ADAMS & RItPY, Wilson
"a Athon. i. : ~ ~. L. g.. Is -, 4,
:. b. 1RysJohn Boggs, Henry Barn.
hart, Capt. James Buckles, Matthias
Baker, George Bishop. sen. Mr.. Bell,
tmerchapt, ,Smith6eld.) n 8
i C. Gsorg. Cornell. r,a.s1 zs s4r n.
r. Adam Fiser, Hannah RisseIl..
H. John Hessy,e Thomas Harper,
Henry Hanes. tG5hs. ....x & f555,I1T - H.
j, John Jackson, Frances Jones...as. :.
TX. John King. ~ H. ~. s; a
I. Thomn Lee, Caleb Levick, VIII
liam Line, Jun. sasg fltsr e 49,. -
M. William Myres, Mary Mounts,
John M'Gregory, Mister Michelmoh,
Peter Martin, sen. Thomas Mackent
nella, James Moody, James Meading.
all. ~ d ~ 49,. -. - :,
n. William Roberts, jun. Levi Ro-
neo,u..yss - ST n - S rS T., - $
S. Mis-. Jane B. Strobe, Beniamia
Stephenson. assrts ssEzz ri ~ &@ {
81 WaltersFabb. Anthony Turner.
Wiliiaa ilsoh, (hattef) Polly
Weyer, Adam Weaver 2. -. j ~
Y. Mrs. Jane Zinns 49, Il
JAMES BROWN. =. NJ
April II, 1905. =. ..:::. -. s...., + > -
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FOR SALE.

A NEGRO BOY, about - years
n old, active, andof mild temper,
6t for farming work, or would be an ex-
cellent- waiter For terms apply to the
subscriber, who has sold his property
u Martinsburg, to leave the place as
soon as he can get ready.-. -
y But during his stay here he will con-
tinue to practice Physic and Surgery,
and will wait for any fees that may be
made after this date until the FIRST Of Oc-
tober next, his employers settling with
him when he is ready to lease this place.
and give their notes payable said first OF
October. 49,
ROBERT WILCOX.
April II, 1906
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
Woollen ! and Cotton
Mandatory. s.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
/ their friends, and the public in &C.
neral, that they are about to erect, and
will beready to commence BY the FIRST
day Of May next, a MANuFAcroRY at
Mrs. Hunters mill, 10 Martinsburg,
for the purpose of CardIng, Spinning,
Pulling, and Dying, where persons APP
pl, ing can get their WOOL carded to spin
at home, orcarIsd and spun, or earded,
spun, woven, fulled, dyed and. finish
ed, agreeable to their directions and
or,litv of their wool; to which they so.
hci, the pu5tic att ntior. As but few
in tbs part Of IN. country are acquaint-
ed with the natnr: andusefulness ofthese
M >h,ncs. it will NOT be improper to state,
that woman can spin with gre alter ease
twice the quantity # machine rolls in a
dav, that she caa Of those Of her own
carding beside, the, will make much
evener yarn md better cloth. 1t is me-
cessary that the wool be brought in a
sheet sufFie iently large TO contain the
rolls, with one pound Of soft grease to
ISu OI WOOL TIC TobS IAu uC uduspoTV~
ed any distance without receiving any
injury. Beside improving the quality
of cloth manufactured at home, il will
lessen the expense and labour; which
renders its encouragement an object well
worthy the attention Of farmers and o.
Tiers, who make their own cloth. 1t
will also be ofgreat advantage to haiters
p. TO have their wool broke on the machine,
as it is much better fer their business,
and considerably cheaper than having il
done BY hand. The subscribers aatter
themselves, that a generous and patri4
otto public, will afford them an encou-
ragement equal to the magnitude and
usefulness OF their business and assure
them that no exsrtion or attention shall
be wanting on their part, to render &c.
neral satisfaction 70 all those who may
please to favour them with their custom.
l.. MISSIONER & ROBAR rs.
April II, 1se5.
= N. B. They will also carry on the
.FULLING and DYI- business previous
to the mandatory, as 10 common in this
part of the country. They also profess
tod,e scarlet, or anv oth.r colour that
exists from that 70 the common lead CO.
lonr. -.
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IM. ADANNDr,

TAKE notice, that on Friday the
/ end day Of May next, at the Ia.
vern kept by Neill Gillaspy, in WASH
ington County, opposite the town Of
Brownsville, between the hours Of six
O'Clock in the morning and six in the
evening, | shall take the deposition Of
Thomas Pack, to be read in evidence
upon the trial Of sui, in ehancery,- de-
pending in the court Of Hampshire eoun-
~, state Of Virginia, wherein we are
plaintiffs and YOU are defendant.
1'HOMAS3& REEFS MORGAN.
April 8, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25

THE subscriber il authorized y, -,
i the HOUSE and LOT beIon.;n.
to Thomas Wilson, situate ia tie g.,
end OF Martinsburg. : The house !. y. n
calculated for a small family. and il !.
good repair q considerable part az II.
lot Is now ID clover, and has q GOOD a..
bic ON y. A reasonable credit NAV 4.
had, on giving bong with approved sc.
eority. II this property l. not disnosed
Of before the 6rst Of May next Ia win
NASa oSA0 tGnCs T. - 4 ~ y l. 2'zis =
., N. b. An persons indebted 20 the
above named Thomas Wilson, by bond
note, or book account, are des;rrd -
make immediate paymeuttos the subscri.
Der as NO longer indulgence win Be I'll.
= - -. JOHN VAN. METRE 2
April II, 1906. 80 =.
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CASH givsnfor clean Linnen & Cotton
.. ~ r A G S, !,
At the 0isee ofthe lNTaIIlcrNcr..
MARTINsBURG, Be,ltle, csr,,,.
Nsgiaia; Printed and pslBl ishedI v :
So. JOHN ALBURTIS.
!, r.aa.. Of THE INTELLIGENcER.

~ TnE price q this Paper Is t.Ds dsl-
lars per aaaam, one dollar payable at the
time ef subscribing, and enc ,phen the
year expires. Distant su6seribers pdv
jor the spho!e year IN adUance. The
price Of Advertisements, 10 nsn-sul.
scribers. 10 enc dollar per square ~
three weeks insertion, and tsr contiau-
s,sce after that tiMe IS cents per wesk:
Subscribers will continue to seceivea re-
iactioae one. fsarh on their Advertise
Hee0Ges--- p = q - = :. 81.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
E1h DryGoods..

THE subscriber has just received
i Fresh supply Of RYGOODS,
which he offers to his friends aud the
public generally, at the most reduced
prices Tor cash. =
Re has also on hand a general assort.
ment efGkOCERIES, 0msng ,ohieh are
Loaf and Brown Sugars,
Coffee,
ay:S" Skin, r,...
,n, Young Young Hy'On
! =. s e. S:::;;' A''." sA't. !.
Spanish Indigo,
. Spinning Cotton,
Madder, A Hum and Copperass,
c cs''sSsi: h'n Manufactured sss ro'4eeo:
Crowley STEEL.
and Blistered
NE. Rum and Whisky, and
A general assortment Of TIN WARE.
- or 400 bushels of CORN for sale.
AS he intends to dispose Of his Goods
for Cash, only, he aatters himself, that
any person wanting to purchase, will
find it to their advantage to call on, him
for BARGAINS. =
N. b. ALL those indebted to the
subscriber, are rsque strd to make pay.
ment On or before The 18Th day Of April
next all who fail to comply with this
request. may rely upon being dealt with
according to law. -
JEREMIAH EVANS.
Martinsbnrg, March II, 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22

NIB. Liberal allowance to wholesale pur-
ohasers on sPplicatiohto
Richard Lee a7td Son,
No~a-,o,,er 10 Bs!tim orr
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22

drugs and preparing medicines Of different kinds J.,
yer law Richard Lee jun do any thibg beolge to -
buihels, either in giving dreArns or any 9th r ns
belonging rhereto--in fact lichael &c appeared s
tentye, that his brother did NOT conceive cc- ~
Given under my hand, this lad. Gay OF 4ert lS''s
JOSH AIltN
hereby certify, that Richard Lee, jun. drce.s
rented dwelling and fore ircni me in Baltimore t
between Frederick and Cay itreets, "hlh he ecu i
upwards OF two years. had woEknen empi yt ia =
fad houfe and the one adjoining for ievcial n. b
which * quire my prelene, there repeatedly h.tesf
out the day have in ki,h :, dss' 's
Lee fen. and MichAeI Lee, bis ION, were enpkssd
weighing out drugs, and mixing AID ecnPound''g wi.
Gus Kinds Of medicines other ,ines n%xe e,H a
DAZZLING filing and fealing rhias with oifereot nett
cines, and there was other pericn' employed PIE
paras any for fhc above period oescf to the LEX
nv recollection, iaw Richard Lee, jun ctctaied. iu
fere with the buinels in any relpccf
Given under my hand, thu IS day OF SEPT 1886
CHARLES MYERS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
To be Rented,

TIM two story FRAME HOUSE, o.
Il king-street, nearly opposite to Mr.
James Bscon's store--Also tie HOUSES o.
,Joness Point, formerly occupied by Mr.. Nl.
liam Patterson, with sip Or seen acres 81 ln
adjoining, for one or more years, as may lt
agreed on--AIso one Or more acres Of L.,
marsh, and the upland adjoining p:xt to Cd
Hooe's fance.-4Any person Or persons lsp.
sed to build may have a lot or lots 20 feet by
100 feet, for ten years, at one shilling ica
ground rent and at the end OF the term Of
ten years, he or they, his or their heirs 8 Is.
signs shall be entiticdtc 3 renewal CT TIC lease
for ten years longer, en- paying sach gToW.3,
rent as The lot or lots Shall be Wort in dec.
pinion OF three impartial blen, and sisll been.
titled forever to a renewal ot the lease J! liz
expiration Of each term OF ten years 0a&e
sane copditions or they may have iots oaa
moderate ground rent forever, Apply e Mr.
JoAss Tucker for the houses, and 70 tEe SUB,
-scriher for tAs hts.
Stephen Cooke.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22

The public will take Particula rnotice that
the following Genuine Medicines are sold as
usual III AIexandria, only, by Mr., James Ken
nedy, sea. at ills store in Kingg-street, and by
Doctor j ohm OFT, George Town.
4 DIR. Hamilton's Werm Destroying Lozcn-
ges, well known to be thesonly safe and 4ntai-
lible remedy. -.
DR.. HamiIton's Grand Restorative tor debi-
litated constitutions.
Dr. Hamilton's Essence and Extract OF
Mustard.
DIR. Hamilton Vegetable Ointment iorthe
Itch-a certain cure, by once using.
Hahn's Ambitious Pills.
lnfalIible Ague Drops.
Genuine Persian Lotion, for removing Gu
taneous blenlishes, and improving the com
ploxion.
Indian Vegetable Specific, in high repute
for the cure OF a certain nameless disease.
Damask Lip iSdye,
Restorative Tooth Powder.
Hahn's German Corn Plaster.
Hahn's Eye Water, an excellent and safe
remedy.
Tooth-ache Drops.
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