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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
Ffsa5s 10 n0iics.
Up. A. Won HAGAN,
IjtYr57r IF Peal and InstyEn,cntaL
MUSIC,

III GCLGy
70 ESPEcTFULLY informs the
IN theinhabitants Of Portland and its, vi
nifty, that he has juf arrived from Bottom
I'd intends ftaying but two weeks, for the pur-
DE of tuning and repairing PINE Fortes,
arphcords or Spinetts He has on board the
Eve. Capt. Blanchard, (which is expected ev-
y uaement) few of thofe elegant Paten,
.ano Fortes, with upright hampers, fold
ticks, and two pedals, made by Geo. Aftor &
o.London, they are a fpecinen of thofe he
IS for iale at the Bsaar Pians-Fsrte Ware-boys,
Mner Of Short and Eflex ftreets, directly OPP
ofite the Clafs-houfe, fouth end. Liks4vif,
Jew of the ben Pianno Fortes, not patent,
hich he will fell cheap. AS he does not in
nd to ltay bur few days, he has for thar pur-
Die hired room in the fecond tory of Maj.
eck's Houfe, where he will be happy to re-
i've their commands.
AJ6, for lalc two Chaife with bel
ws tops with Harness, and two, with canvas
ps, with and without Harnefs, made ia Bof-
by the frft workman, after the London
nhions. Enquire as above.
Sept 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
EVENING SCHOOL.

n order TO keep two Quarters, the Subfcr,-
Der will commence his Evening School on
the hrit Monday of September next, at the
UNIoN ScHooL Room where convenient
lighted room and infruction four nights IN i
week, VIII be provided for three beAar5 ae,
Qrarter. ~ One Jollar paid 1t entrance.
Where likewiic will BE taught, Surveying,
Navigation, Bookkeeping and iTicrt, eafy
and accurate method Of calculating LUNAR
OBSERVATIONS. 81 DUNN's LINEAR Ia
BLES; by which the true Longittide at Sea,
may be found in few minutes Of time Tlis
method Is loon learned and not eafiy forgot
ten and has been highly approved bv the
moR experienced initructors in the United
States-by VII. LIAM MOODY.
Portland, I4gga % nf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

/ he fubicriber hereby gives public
notice to all concerned, that he has been
guy appointed, and has taken upon himlelf
'he trnit OF Administrator on the eltate Of
WLLLAlf SHATIUCK,
late OF Otisfeld, 10 the county Of Cum
eerland, gentleman, deceafed, by giving bond
as the law directs he therefore requeifs al
perions who are indebted to the faid deceaIed's
eitate' to make immediate payment and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
iaine 10 DANIEL HOLDEN.
Sept. 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
Enoch Moulton.
C0LDSN1TH 81 gFwrrrr

GOLDSMITH q JEwELLER;
X ipectfulfy informs his friends and the
public, tina: he has REMOVED from ~
former itand in Fors-Sheef, to
NO. 8. 9ores's Roqu. FiiB-S Street,
neSs ooor to Mr. Criffin's Shoe fore /; where
ne mas conitzntly7on hand, and manufactures.
warranted Gold Necklaces; filver table, def.
iert; soifee, and tea Spoons, Of The newell and
mott approved fafhions falt and muaard do
sugar longs, &c. &c. Also on hand. as ufusl.
JEW6LRr e PLA7ED W,dPE. If svs-r
Description. - every
A. .. All the above articles are warranted
og,Ve entire fstisfacticn, or returned.
INC imallef favour attended "a with cbasr-
s -ud diPatch. qvl MY !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

Frelh Flour.
Juf received and for fale
BY Ja5buQ Ricba1ds0a,
1T No. 3. L5ng-Wyhar1.
200 Bbls. Philadelphia fine and fuper-
fine Flour,
100 do. Alexandria and New York do.
90 boxes Spermace,i Candles,
SO BhIs. Mcls Beef,
so half do Meis x No ! do.
bbis. Bone Middlings, and Ne: Pork;
ehelts Hyionfkin & souchong Teas,
Bales Georgia Cotton,
Quarter caiks Malaga Wine,
Pipe 18th proof Barcelona Brandy,
Gin-caies AMI Ship Bread,
AggsG IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
10 Sell or Let

a Hardiome three flory brick DWELLING.
Hoaie ,pleafantly fitua, ed in Back-ffres,
water, barn, &c. 90 pN'AP OF
A99.a two tory Houfe in Cum.
oer'sad itrse', Plcafansly hsuated, neatly so :
iinsa ana painted, with neeefTary convenience
L'se1Dys-a two tory Houfe, fir.
uated hzndfoHely in the fon,hrrn -. =.
'oSn TOT terms apply At tbs Of5ce.
oeP'- - ftf1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
aF TO FARMERS.

THE Lands in Townihip No. &, in
tho sth Range north Of tie Waldo Pa.
tent, are offered for faIe in Lots of any ize,
from looto 800 acres to be feleaed III any
part OF the towniliip, at the psafure Of pur-
chafers.
\: This townfiip is Roclsd with valuable
timber OF various kinds--is well watered by
dreams which fall into the PifcatSpu;s, and
afford an eafy and cheap conveyance 1cr
rats and boats carrying FIVE tons, 10 the tide
waters on the Penobicot The foil is info
rlor to none IN the DiHril &C Maine, andthe
title is indifputable.
As the Principal Object Of The .rle win be to
promote the immediate iettl ment Of the
towniliiP, IL VIII be difpofed OF GA terms
uNUsuALLYLIBERAL, and 10 none sxrent fuch
a j6aH become atfHat FIFTEEN. Thofe rheretore,
VINO with to obtain Farms on fuch rms, are
invited to examine the townliip, an for fur
Their Particulars apply to
MOSES CREENLEAF.
Bargor, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
E3ubtion Of Z eSltri4S.

I
The present eruption Of vesuyius
exceeds any thing Of the kind within
the memoryof man. The summit OF
the mountain is torn TO pieces, and the
rim Of the Greater is quite altered, in
consequence of the number Of the fs'
sures, to such degree that it is taought
that in the course of few days the
whols side ofthe mountain sill fall in
About 100 dwelling.houses and estates
have been ruined, with large tracts Of
vineyard ground, corn-ields, &c. The
volcano still seems to contain large
portion of matter, as the subterraneoua
noises are dreadful. Flashes Of light
ming are emitted from time to time
from clouds ofsmoKe. The people are
extremely apprehcnsive that the Tore
del Greco may share the fate Of Hercu-
laneum, in the year 1879. A part of
the streets Of Tore del Greco have al
ready been inundated by the lava, which
the inhabitants have removed with IN
credible labour and fatigue Still the
stream continues to run very near the
place and the inhabitants are deferred
from leaving their houses FOR fear OF
being injured by the glowing cinders
discharged by the mountain. a great
quantity of ashes have also fallen in
Na2ies.---Lond. PAP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

The vile Of Maj. JOSIAH DwsGHr. Of
Northampton, was, on Wednelday iae, deiy-
cred OF t5rss beautiful and perfect girls, all
weighing q pounds who, with their moth
er, are in good health.-G,eszR.H PAP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

A Batehellor, beng company Giort time
ago, with fone married men, was afked, why
he did not s0Ss = zsjts? To which he replied
he bad taken ,sarr, but that the bs.Bsnar made
zach confcunded grumbIing, b. was under
the neceihty Of kszvi.g %:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
Account of TIE Murder

IHE iubfcri6eF hereby gives public
noticeto al concerned, thar he has been
du'y appointed, and has taken upon himfelf thr
truit OF Adminiltrator on the Efate of
DANIEL S1ROUT,
late OF CAPE Ei=aLetL IN the County Of Cum
oerland, gentleman, decealed, by giving bond
q the law directs he therefore requefts all
perions who are Indebted 70 the faid decealed' $
eltate' to make immediate payment; and thoie
VINO have any .euiands thereon, to exhibit the
lame te JAMES STROUT;
Sept. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
MINE LOTTERTOFECE

Thomas Clark,
HAS for fale at his Book-norc. nearly OBJ
Poiite the Cuaom-Houie, and Infurance
Office, F;6.6reet Par,I,.I
tickets, Halves, Quarters & Fights.
in''he following Lottery.-viz.
The 9th and laft Clafs Pitcataqua
Briagc, which is the next TO be draw,
tickets s ID. Quarters 4 ID. So c.
Viii ioon be RATED, 10000 dollars b;obs0
Prize; and contains $4,000 tickets oniv~
F'izs Iietets in the Amoikeag Lottery which
has Juit hnIihed drawing received in payment.
A50-Tickets and Parts in the 9TH
Gals Anofkeag Canal Lottery-prize, free
from dedueton-S,Oo0 dollars h;ohegl 80
aud contains 10000 tickets.-TicIets dol~
lars-Halves 2 62--Quarters / ss-F;ob,.
- cents, commences drawing / 5th December.
~ Harvard College Lottery-uo
deduction from Prizes; $4,000 dollars b;-h
eli Prize, and contains 10000 tickets-T;et1-
ets dollars-Halves 62--Ouarters 90
lights rs cents-The time for draw;nc
will ioon be appointed.
q Hatfield Bridge Lottery
5000 dollars higheit Prize-con,a;n. * ooo
tiekets.-lickets 5 dolls HaIye, ? 6a-.Ousr.
ters SS-Eights rs cents. The TIM III
drawing will ioon be appointed.
= letter., Ordering Tickets Or
T9rfi IN either IF fbs abOoe Lettsyiss /p.a p.;sy
eacIaIEr CaA o. pr;-.n-f. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
Catalogue Of Books,

9or lale at the Booknore of ISAAC A0AEfs,
No 2, FiB-F,eet-( Continusdl
Owens Diicourles Prieitley's Lectures
Orton.s do On Ehltory
Pruces Sermons Pailey's moral Philof-
Finders Works opAy
Pixies Arithmatie Parkinlbh's Medical
Parable Loft Authorizations
Practice of Piety Pubic Characters
Paiieys evidence Of PIayfairs Euclid
Chriftianity Prngle on dileales Of
Philip Quad the army
Preffon % Mafonfy Petitpierre's thoughts
Power Of Religion on divine goodnels
features of Memory Philips Poems
Polite Education QUincy's Medical Lex
PerrinS French Gram icon
mar
Robertfon's Hiltory % Charles 5th
Do DO Of South America
Ramfey's Songs
Rawfon's Geography
Religious opinions
Rotheram OH Faith and It's cOnncetion
with good works
Rambler by Or. Jebnfon
Romance Of real life
Rollins Ancient Hiitory
Spectator BY Addition
Senaca's Morals
Scottss Leilony
Sullivan's hiftery Of the DiAriGt Of Mains
Spiritual Letters
Sailor Boy
Southey's Poems
Smillie's Midwifery
Stackhoufes hiitory Of the Bible
Stanton's EnbaiIy TO China
Stennett's Dilcourfcs
Saunders on Liver
Seaiens BY Thomofon
Sacred Dramas
Student and P2ilor
Struve or Animation
Songfter"s Mufeum with Notes
Spirit OF Delpeiifna
Songfter
SniIieis Plates
Sterness Works
ShakeiPeare's works
Smart 3 Horace
Smith on the wealth of nations
Ihompion's Family Phyiican
Townfend's Guide 10 Healsh
Trails Sermons
Trirnnier's Fabulous
Tales Of Wonder
True Republican
Taller
Tooke's Pantheon
Vicar Of Wakefield Walkers TraHs
Watts on the Mind Williams Diary
De Catechirm Whitfieldss Sermon.
Winter Evenings Zimmerman On sols-
"eits Letters TO tude
young man on his SEPT %.
hrt entrance into
Life
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
REMOVAL.

THOMAS SIMoNToN, has removed 70
the Premifes lately occupied bv Mr..
STEPHEN LEE, in F,ee- Str.sf--where he
keeps eonitantly, good HoRsEs and elegant
CHAisE Il Let, on resfonable terms.
Far Sac "A number Of new and
eeend handed CHASE. (sw) DIP. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

TIHE Jabjtri6ey 4osaA BE- a5fged fo
any gentleman far Hcrmnsetriaal
and Meteorological obySrvatisn5 mad
liz ths Difrirt Of lfaine, prsv;oat7y to
1890. Far t5ss taaJa9ory esmpnya
tin 1v9l4H BE- made.
TEREl1z1H Barker.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
Drlnung,

~ Ks UdFToHs 6Fanrhfs
executed at the Gazette Office,
with neatness and dispatch.
81 BEANKs, CARDS, PAStralz1ss
'Hop-BILIs, SC. sc. done Al short
notice Seh !.
Arthur Smiley, PE.nter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
GIBSON'S SURVEYING.
(Prie. 2 daHsJ
Fer SAX, III NO. :, HG- frert,
By ISAAC ADAMS.

"A TREATISE of PRAclIcAL SURVEYING,
: which is demonstrated from its fra prin-
ciples, wherein every thing that is ufeful and
curious in that Art, i fully conGdered and ex-
planned. Particularly tbyec nero and 4err esurir
n'efto2 of determining the areas ofright lined
figures automatically, or by calculation, rs
well as the seometrical ones heretofore treated
Of. A new edition, adapted 10 the ufe of diner.
isaa S~Vye,s. Sept. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

= letter., Ordering Tickets oy
Te'f. m eit5ey IF ne a5o0e L0ttsyiss I'm PHI
e7ffSf'rg ca9 o. P,i=e-hrtets. -v1 5. syretvn,i,
Sept. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

CT BLANKS gaK kia5 printed al
re C1zme- OEse.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
Z October 2
Little River Turnpike Road.

@T%HE President snd Directors of the Lit
tie River Turnpike Company, having
completed ten miles OF the road, which has
been approved and receiVedby the persons aP-
pointed by his. exceilency the Governor OF
VIRGINIA, to view and examine the same, have
ordered that two gates be erected on sad road,
and that the following tolls be paid at each
gate, from ard alter the tenth day OF the pre-.
sent month, October, VIZ,
Fer every score of sheep, IA cents.
4 5'or every score OF hogs, 6 cents.
For every score of cattle, II - cents, ard
50 in proportion for sny greater orlesser num-
Der.
For every horse, cents.
For every two wheeled riding carriage, s
IA cents.
For every four wheegod riding carriage, II
i-2 cents
For every cart or Wagon, the wheels where
OF do not exceed 4 inches in breath, cents
for each horse drawing the same. Ii the
wheels exceed inches and are less than
inches in breadth, ID cents tor each horse,
&c. and where the breadth of the wheels cx
coed inches, / cent for each horse drawing
tie same-2nd every nule, or OK, drawing
any Wagon or cart, shall be estimated, III
paying tie sad tolls as equal to horse; Pro-
vidcd always, that reeurn Wagons ard carts
shall be subject to Nd toll whatever, ullcss
they shall have lead exceeding FIVE hundred
WEIGHT, in which case they shai! pay the same
tolls as by this act established; Provided, that
nothing in THIS act shall extend to those travel
Ing UP or down the stage road leading fiona
Colchester to Alexandria
October 8.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
FOR SALE,

Kar5auay Lane. Of lie frR qualify;
nNE thousand acres, lying on Duck creek,
~ which is branch OF Elk rverinto which
empties, about 30 miles above the cciiit-
ence Of Elk V 18th the great kanhaway.
It's a parallelograni---hne@!y va,ers l--Duck
perncating every side.
In letter from Mr.. TriipIet,, tie surveyor,
| an told that 700 acres are bottom, as r1ch as
he ever surveyed, and that the high ground IS
fertile. Fir 3. Rcidcr also i1ltcrms me tnat
he has seen persons who have been on the iara,
and vino speak oft i, the highest terms.
It Lies about IS miles n. E. Of k2nhaw&5.
COURTHOUSE; in healthy country, eligible 81
tuation, and prefers to the Industrious every
conifrt that Can few from jutlscious ti!lag
extensive grazing.
Five Dollars per acre sre expected FOR this
tract-ope third in hand, and TIC remainder ar
two annual instalments; or property In Alex
andiia, Fairfax er Loudoun vii BE received n
exchange. THOMAS DAVIS.
Alexandra, June T,!. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
Thirty Dollars Reward.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
~ 18th August, a negro nan, named HIfF-
RI, about feet or inches high, well
made, remarkable fer his large arm:, aid q
little bow-lcggcd. Carried with him a blue
plains coat, dark cloth ditto, and two or three
oznaburgh shirts, and some other clothes, tho
do not recollect the particular description
The said negro was thirty-six years old last
May, and has a small scar over Ole OF his
eyes though not discoverable without exanlin-
alton, and has the scar Of a burn on one ct
his arms above the elbow, surly look and
coarse voice; three large wrinkles in his tore
head when he talks to any person, and his
teeth is somewhat black. Any person appre-
hending the above negro, and securing him In
jail, SO that get him again, shall receive tie
above reward by
John Coodridge.
Orange County, Virginia,
September d. Oct 81 st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
D ANcING s c.H030.L Z. !
NJ GENERIS,

IN FspECI'FIJLI,Y inforrns the Ladies and 4
IL Gentlemen of Alexandria, that his Dan
schsol viii commence nee on eEednesday, the
4 sth of Oetober. He viii introduce a variety
of new Steps and Dances, such as ias Seaf'
Garottes, Cotilions, lately received from Pa
,3is-I LIKEWISE, the celebrated Polonisec 4Nz'lat-
81, iipIthe Opera Of Ccndrilla; danced by MIR.
Francis on the, Spring Garden Theatrc--and
a Grand Bat2at.s saif
NoyE-To create. ambition among his pu-
pills, he. proposes having an EXHIBITION
at the end of their second quartz r----therefors
requests the parents who are anxious 70 have
their children improved, to send them as soon
as possible, so as TO receive timely lhstlucl-
on.
October 2. cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
This is to give Notice.

~F~ HAT the subscriber of Alexandria conn
I ty, in the tiistrictof Columbia, hath OBJ
tanned from the orphans court ofssid county
letters of administration on the personal estate
of Yhomqs Craaaci5 late of the county aforc-
said deceased; ALI persons having claims a.
gainst the said deceased, are hereby required
to exhibit them with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th Of Fe-
bruary next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate. Given under
my hand tEis 18th day Of August, 1906.
Sarah Crandell, Adm'x.
August IS. 2aw6w
" B. All persons indebted to the above
state, are requestedto make immediate pay
fnent to the administrators.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
/ l1irty Dollars ReO0Td'

"a AN AWAY, from the subscriber 81 u
X Sunday hight last. negro man. ha aI
s7,EPEE.A, WHO cails himself Sff'"sHc a,| (
tan about IS pears of age, and aO0e' b;oh
4acbcs high, strong made, bT0ad ia'r Ios go Cox.
cheeks and coarse honey featNrss-ne "'1 ~
,nery used to work in vessel as acoOh' s, n;s.
he understands tolerable well, also N"' .D,'.
and ho,. work, which he has been S'o ,c ,ror
cd to occasionally. Took with him a lla'' .'ol,.
brown broad cloth coat, dark str1peo a p
skin Jacket, a pair corduroy panta0on' l white
white, and pair nankeen ditto SOM ,,;r d
l;nen shirts, and an oznabnrg shirt aliu pp1o.ed
trousers, also black fur hat, and IS ,uf nSn~
to have other cloaths not particularly hnU ~ 1;te
He is 9 remarkable artfll fellow and WIZ 49, Lnsy
" change his ZANE ana cloaths, and aiso ~
have got a pass.--NIasters of vessels DIV
other persons are warned not to llarpol "
ploy said fellow in any manner wha1Ssa I'D 8
Whosoever apprehends said tellew s az NJ
cures him in any gaol within the s'ale " d
ryIand or District of Columbia, SO tnI Tw,dt
him again, shall receive reward Oh a
Dollars, if within IS miles from llOi af,G
above that distance and within he ssal' :. e id
said, Twenty FIVE Dollars, and II on. .h y al
state or District aforesaid, or within the ne ~
of Baltimore, the above reward 'nN
;sonabIe charges if brought home u7;,Con.
Juoutgomeyu cowt-Hons Ma-} 70,
ryland, 6tA Ansast 1900. ....ss|
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
A STORE TO LET.

ME subscriber wishes to rent the STORE
4 he now occupies in king-street, two
doors below Mr. sherron's. The stand, for
retailing either wet or dry goods, is>eqnal to
almost any other In towT1--and it would be a
most eligible situation for a NleeAanic in any
branch of business.-Possession will be gwen
he first of October.
James Douglas.
August %. cod
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
Patent Tdresling Macbsns,

T HAVE invented machine for thrcs hing
AIN kinds of Grain contained IN straw, stem
or chafT, particularly wheat, tins ITlaehfS has
been found on fair trial to answer completely
the purpose tor which it was intended. Far
mers4ssw have it in their power 70 get out,
their grain with exsedition, sree OF silrt, White
caps or loss 4 MS nlac6ne IS eoasructe{St On On
entire new principles Its operates. IS b. lads
encieesed By a offender npoyse sipea isictien
wheels. and canbe reggz!laScd asplessl1Ie' 70
threshthe grain more or less as
oryress, o. particular kinas OF gram may re-
qllife it. Itwill:b be found llpoa examining the
principles on which this machine IS construct
cd TINT stMills be tie fault of the possessor II
any grain passes unthreshed It separates
the grain. from the straw and chat, as 1t
threslres also the chaF from the straw the
construction as by no means coTnplicase IDIOT
liable to get out OF order, and not expensive to
erect: Itlas been found By fair experiment. the
power cffour small mules or two good horses,
are sufficient 10 tlsesh aIl(l clean one hundred
bushels pei. day with great ease. Those on eXe
s stensiye farms who wish more grain thIeshed
per day may obtain ar,g quantity they WISH by
making the machine. larger and applying more
OOWHfsE il r>At~N
loss they sustain In getting out their grain IN
the mode heretofore used----- y thlRg more
wouidbe necessary to bring my machine into
general use. Those who have small streams
on their falInswiH and they may set the MAJ
chine going by water At small expense by a
small t,,D wheel: 20 those who are &C
auainted with the gentlemen whose cerati-
/, Gates l annex, nothing need be sad those
who are not, will find, on enquiry, Tor intelil-
gence and responsibility they have few SUPER
1ors. My price for the privileges oi ustng my
machine, is fifty dollars, vail dispose OF 1,ag
: priviledge for counties or states to those VINO
wish to purchase on liberal terms, Letters
addressed to me, post paid, at Dumtrles, Vir-
ginia, viii be duly attended to-
James Deneale.
Quantities., 22d Seht. 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08

Induced By motives OF prstaiic good, wish
10 make known, that In company with some
sf my neighhors, we viewed, on the estate ot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
Iron Works fo'- Sale.
TINE subscriber is duly empowered

TINE subscriber is duly empowered
Il to contract for the sale OF handsome
scite for Iron Works, and eight thousand acres
of Land adj ;oining, lying on the river Kappa
hanoclA, about nine mics above Fredericks-
burgh. TIE scite for the works embraces
small stream with 80 feet fall Of water, within
500 Yards of. Its confluence with the river, and
immcdiatel5, above Commences the most ed
yantaseous scat ior water works, eff different
kinds, commanding tic 7ehoie source Of the
river Rappa1anock, by anatural canalof about
500 yards in length, into which theS=hole force
Of the river may be turned @;th little expense.
There has been furnace aad other works for
nieily erected here, andthe orc found equal s
abundant to any in the country, and It has been
several times tried by good Judges. The 5tie
is iadisputahle, and 8 great bargain MAJ be had
The subscriber viii at any time atterd those
inclined to view the premises, ard can shew
the lands, and scite {or the works, BY ar acc,,-
rate survey he now has, on application to him
at DuTnfries, Eirgial
JAMES DENEALE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
Cut Nail Mandatory.

Tie Su5sc2idcr reaheeJuVy informs lis FTsFh
aa3 The Pttb!ic at lorgs,
E7tIAT lie has i2tclY established NAIL
/ 3iANUFhGTORY, on Union-s.ree1
rterc he always keeps a constant supply Oh
...1IL.S, BPADG, and SPRlGS OF every &C.
scripticn, by wholesale Or retail
Country merchants and others may be sup
piled on rs good terms as at Philadelphia OF
baltimore. Orders will be duly attended 10
and every favor gratefully acknowledges.
HORACE FIELD
Julv %. 'U
y. d, One or t1o Joarnsgmen Hr0A5"
.Aalers, Will meet with encouragement O!T
plyiHp al said factory.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-08
| AMES DEN EALE.
Septe nber %
I MS Is to give Notice,

s"HATthe subscribers hath Obtained from
! the Orphans Cour; Of tie cosnty Of a.
les>ndria, in TIE district Of Columbia, letters
OF administration Oh TIE personal estate o;
James .shank;, late Of TIC sad county, dc
ceased; all persons having claims against tie
SAID deceased, are hereby required 10 EXHIBIT
them with the vouchers thc:cofto tae subscri-
bcrs. on or before the 26th day Of February
rext, otherwise they may ty law &c, excluded
from all hcncft TO said eotate-igld al persons
indebted thereto, are requested to make inn
mediate payment.--Given under Cur hands
this 26th day of August l06.
John Kincasd, ~,
John Grid, ~
.4sigust So. 2avew