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COMMUNICATIONS

In bye corner OF the Enquirer, of the nth
Infant, appeared fhort piece under the fiona
lure OF &C A Citizrn," which we think deierves
republication and more conlpicuous place.
ne iubJeet IT Preients TO the public notice is
one OF primary Importance. &c The preient mode
OF elect ng the County Court Clerks Thele
gentlemen are officers OF high truR; perhaps,
correctly viewed, of higher truit than sny ofbrp
IN the Commonwealth. They are, IN law pbra-
Zoology, the " Cutodes Retutorum," or keen
erS OF our records, and have it in their power 70
confuie thro' ignorance, or todeltroy thu o. wick
edhels, bribery and corruption, the very titles
by which we hold our lands. To their fnec,ai
care and fidelity aie ntruited all papers thar are
hied IN any chancery fuit in their reflective
courts; iuch as depolitions, Sc. upon the pre-
iervation OF siettruetion OF which often oepend
the recovery or lois OF large iums of money, and
IN lone cafes the whole fortunes OF families. In
mort 1t is In their power, if they are unGuali-
ned or bad men, to do incalculable m,fchief
n,esy ought therefore not only to be teebaicei,y
well qualified, but mOraty 70. They fhould be
men VINO have JfrUsd up to the Office, and of the
utmoit purity and integrity. The pselent vi
clous, tho constitutional mode OF cleetinp theft
ofheers, which is worie than Arif0craffcGI, ii If
IS OhgarebIeai, is loudly complained OF ali over
the country, and requires the immediate inter
portion OF the Legislature. 1t cannot apply a
eS' 'sWfaP, We know, beCauie the Uuri6ca-
ton oi the County Courts, Ike the cleapiino of
the Aegean fable, is laik for Hercules; a
tax That cannot be undertaken, lone perions
think, without am.nding the c, oRitu;ion it!elf.
But tho radicalremedies cannot be applied. the
Paiiiatiyes iuggeited " "the Citizen or fome-
fhing ike them, would certainly dminih the
evn the evil at leaf OF incapacity. Under the
preient law, he very Juitly obierves, that "there
IS too great an opening, and too great tempta-
don ior intrigue, blioery and perjury;" and he
night have added, for poiloning the fountain
OF Ju!tiee at its iource; For it is a melanebolv
rufh that many good mans caufe is either dr.
Iayfa or ngjgfLy dtei4ed, becauie in ele9ioneer-
ing hruggles, it is too often found convenient 70
make Htfie iacriice OF judicial purity TO anlyver
Pnrt'eHlar PpyPofs5. The circumstances relative
TO belkely county we are unacquainted with,
and with "the Citizen" had explained them full, q.
But We are credbly informed that there has bee n
one initance (and there may be MANY more y
where particular magistrates have made 4 pre.
yious contract with the candidate for the Clerk
J'hee, g to Divide the profits in the event of his
ucceis''l 40
II Submitted then to the patriotic "Citjzeu''
who propoies that the candidates aonId OBJ
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SENATE OF VIR GINIA-

Inc re1olution of the Houfe of DELEGATES
respecting the PRECEDENT of the United States
was adopted on Thurfday Iait, without debate
and without divifion.
Yeaerday, they refoved themfelves into 2
committee of the whole, (Mr. Wolfe i'm the
cbair,) on the following Recitation from the
flouie of Delegates
e" RSsoLrFD, Tbattbe zcgiqafme of Vir.inio
continue to Vir4O eoifb the biqbeR a6brobStion
Tx firm, jgf, and liberal poLcy, qv5ieb ebara9er.
yes the conduit Of tbe go1er1nlent of tke United
States fozOardJ foreign nations"
Inc committee role after a comfortable de-
bate, and reported the bill without any amend.
ment, Ayes II Noes 10. The following a.
mendment was then moved by way of iubti-
tute:
" Whereas this Houfc hath not before il docu-
ments iniirc,ent to enable it to form corre6i
Judgment OF the wifdom of thofe medfures a.
oopted ~ relation to foreign nations by the go
yernment OF the United States during the Ian
Congreis, nor of thole recommended by the
minority IN COngreis and fufficient time not
having elspied to afford an opportunity OF
IJudgisg thoie meafures by their effects and
perceiVlng no good that will be produced by
the adoption ofthe refolution now propofed by
the Houie of Delegates
Kefolved therefore that the further conlide-
ration OF the faid reioution, approving the
hrmneis, jHtice and liberality of thofe inca
lures, be poaPoned to the SIN of March next
AYEs-Mefirs. Daniel, Currie, Goodrich,
Coles, Garland, Peyton, Wolfe, Shelley, Robb,
Doddridge and Brooke--lI.
Noys-Mefirs. MacIin, Chamberlayne, Sci.
Gen, smith, Pegram, Hunter, Hare, Dabney,
Mellon aud Huugerford-lo.
- Inns Amendment was adopted Ayes IL.
Noes 10.
The reaions Of this varied vote will immed-
ately hrike the reader, when he recolle6is that
IN the Committee of the whole, Mr.. Taylor
voted tor the refolution Of the II. of ID. and Mr..
wolfe vote was loft. When the Speaker re-
tuned the chair, his vote was necenarIy loft,
and MIR. WIS counted GgaigR tie refolution.
- as friends to the prefeDt administration
OF THIS country as Americans, who arc afpire to
defend our rights sgaina Britlih encroaehment
by the mot effe6tuaI pacific means in our pow
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tam fcencs, under the Ggnatcre oil one u i6liet
and ar ieat two county court clerks, certifying
his competency, Sc. whether il would not BE-
adviiable to add &c that no magiarate fball be
eligible" and in order to guard agan., reiigna
ton tor the purpoiss OF ovation, ss that no per
ion who has been amagifrate, and refgns his
eor;inliiion, or is removed, isff orr of the
eomniilion, ihall.be capable of being appointed
TIL four or FIVE years have elapled from the time
OF iuch reiignaton,'' Sc. Sc. @
No constitutional. objection can be urged a
gainft this reform; becauie, tho the county
courts are Empowered to appoint, the ipecihea
ton or qualifications is, undoubtedly, in the
hreais OF the Legislature. The Legislative power
coversa great deal of ground, and, if properly ex
ereiied, would narrow very comfortably that
which is at precnt occupi,dcr iuppoed to be oc-
eapied by the contribution. A contribution which,
maugre what Judge Tucker has advanced, is 2si
the legitimate offspring of Convention of the
people, regularly and iolenrniy Termed for the
expreis and abitrict purpoie OF makmga ooRG .tu-
ton, and therefore not entitled 10 all the reve-
renee that. has been paid to it, Especially when
j. Is brought forward as an impairment to the
abolition of great and manifeG public evils
True 1t is, indeed, that time and acquieicence
nave given TO II degree of !anttity in the eyes
OF tiioie who lubicribe to the doctrine OF pro
/cr1pfi01, and implicit or pailive obedience, but
'N"'hoSiS VI tuClS dIS tntre De one
to whom, in the grand and neceRary ieforms of
the County Courts, the Contribution, is a fun
cling black, there are one thouiand to whom it is
lJeo!iy@nei5.
| In ipecifying the qualifications and duties of
the County Court Clerks, in atoliling altogether
or IN reforming the chancery juriidittion of the
county courts, where the delays, 1vigll, and
glen 7viekea, tantamount to the denial of
lJultice, the laws might he efIentially amended
without Infringing the ipirt Of the contribution.
AS to its letter, it has been long ago dec lared
publicly i'll the Houfe of Delegates, by gentle
men who fbemlfive5 afilted to make it, that
owing to errors in copying, to careleiinefs in
the committees appointed to examine the enroll
ments, or 90 eraiures, the record cannot be reli-
ed on.
There is an unlettled difpute to this day a.
bout the words and on in the clauie relative to
the Militia.
When General Wafhington's celebrated mi
litia law was introduced into the Houie of Dele
gates in 1854 and 1855, and advocated and car
Rcd through by the exertions of General Lee
and Colonel Darlington, aided by the influence
| or the great name of its patron, it was deter
mined by the General Aiiembly that the word
ihould be or, but by the very next Afemby it
was determined IN obedience to the eUox bobuH,
| that it fhoald be OH. This perhaps is a very
itrange additional argument why the utmoh cir
cumiPeeton and caution and lcrupulofty fhould
be obierved in appointing the keeper, Of onr Re-
cords.
ANOTHER CITIZEN.
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COMMUWIC ALTON.

TIE PruiiiaD Manifello, relative to the war with
France has attracted and delerves very ferrous conf
deratioD. Public opinion has been long fufpend
ed IN relation to the real policy of the Pruian Cabi
net; there were many who could not be perfuaded
that the King could be induced to afTume a warlike
attitude againt France, not only becauIe he had e.
much at fake his loes might be 70 fevere, and 20
destructive, but becaufe it was in the power OF
France to promote and guarantee tie interefs Of
fruiila in manner which would not fail, by much
more, to aggrandize and perpetuate the Pruan NO.
narchy. The reaioning upon this fubiea was 70
itFong, that " required the mott rrelutable proofs
or the itronge circumstances TO thew tba, ,he Kin,
Of Pruiha was in reality the enemy of France.
Thele conGderat;ons were fufHeient TO eenv;ncs
many minds that all the great military preuaratiops
winch were going on in Priifia, were intended 2s
WELT" give lrrehfbe efficacy the defigns of thefe
nonarehs, as to afford in the mean time colourabIe
Pretexts for their apparent eondutl
II was very evident that the Emperor Napoleon
ana the Ming OF Pruiiia, when Imported by the mill
tary powers which belonged to each crown, could
without the ehuGon of blood prelcribe to the nortb
OF Germany nay to Europe any fate which they might
ehuie' Whereas the chance Of battle, might accord
ing to It's event, terminate deruively to one or the
other, might indeed open the way for RufIian domi
nation. SO much could the King of Prufia gain bv
negoeiation 10 much might ihe lofe by war that
there were many who could not be perfuaded that b..
wosld be the fra to appeal to the fword.
The Emperor of France feems, not only to have
Kept watehful eye upon PrufIia, but to have been
well acquainted with the real degns and feeble plans
oil that wavering and neonGderate court and this
10 doubt, the reafon why fome large detaehmen,s of
the French army left in favorable portions in
a ita'e OF inactivity, while Napoleon purfued the
Aultrans into Moravia, while in fal he riGsed the
battle OF Auitertz with inferior numbers.
The msniieflo Of the King of PruiIia, now affords
reaioS tor I'll heie things. 1t infruas US, without
comment, in matters which were nor then -
and At once snfwers to the enquiries, WHY Prpa al
not then join the coalition Why Napoleon left 70
many troops contiguous to the Prulfan oates in a
rate Of inactivity But the King of Pruia now de-
clare, that 1t the Treaty of Prefburg had been delay
cd few more days, he Mould have made deelarsti
on Of war.
Iheie explanations win bring into view the gene
'a ooIes's and tendencies Of this celebrated maueo
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
BY gentleman Of Peter/Sag.l
TUNE "rAE rAR-uns'D CHILD"

TUNE THE FArR-RHa'D CHILD"
BY cARoLAN.
How purer the tint on the cheek of my Rofe,
Than the dew-wahed PINK in the valley that blows
From her mouth as fhe breathes, the rich perfume
that grows
As The flesps in the JeGamine bower
All did but her eyes of ioft Hazel their curtains
ope,
With their chances how vain would the dew,sfpape,4
cope,
Or Iris mOih eyes in Shower
Than the Cygnets ioft down, or the Ly's pale hue,
Is the neck Of my Rofa far farer to view
But what ihall compare with ,hofe veins of liehs
blue,
Which lace her rich polifh of fnow
Or who fhall decribe the proud furge of her fweng
breaG,
Gently heave with emotion, foftly rife to be prefl,
And burn with conuiions foit glowf
Sleep, aeep on, my Roa, til dream of Love, blf.,
There is nothing on earth worth regarding but this;
Loves fgh, loves embrace, and his blood boiling .
My Roia, aye theie are thy due.
But it disappointed to find, thoie rich lows a dream,
You bluihing awake. foftly murmuring my name,
Why, my Rofa, we'll make Jour dreams true
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NOTICE.

NHE fubfcribers, this day commence running 4
CoACHEE HAC, from Richmond TO Tan
pahannoek, which will carry the mail and 8 OF 4
PeTions with cafe. The hour of leaving Richmond,
Will be every "Wednesday at 8 o'clock, A. M. and
arrive at TaPpahannoes on Thurfday, clock. p. M.
RrTuRNINc-Leave Tappahannock on Friday, ar
10 o'clock, A. M and arrive at Richmond, on Satur-
day, at s P. M.
Price for each Panenger 8 dolls. and SO Cts. and
IN proportion for ihorter diiance. Each pafen-
ger VIII be allowed to carry Is pounds. Baggage
will be carried at the of so lbs confidered a,
one perfon, and 70 in proportion, more or lefs.
The greatet care will be taken, but will not be La
bic for accidents.
JOHN WOODY & Co.
r S. The above mentioned Coach Hack, will
tart from the Bell-Tavern in Richmond. Should the
inbicribers meet with encouragement from gene
rous public, they contemplate runnipg their Coaehs
twice week.
King William, Dec 90. q.
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ANOTHER CITIZEN.

LEGISLATIVE QuEkIRs.-I Should the H.
OF Delegates Discus the quefion of a Conventi-
on, before they have fettled the preliminary
point of expence Who is to bear it? viii
the members of the Convention pay it out Of
their own puries Can the Treafury defray it
in its present exhauited fate IF it cannot,
will the people be willing to pay an addi-
tional tax of 20 or $4,000 Dollars?
2. The General Government limits the com.
millions of its Collectors and Poft- Matters to
certain fun. The hint need not be thrown a.
way upon Virginia. MAY it not be enacted,
that the fees OF country court clerks fhould paw
tax, or that the fees fhould not exceed GER
tain tpuIated FUN the furplus to go into the
treafury! 1t is well known, that fome of thefc
clerkfhips are the richef Offices in the fate J?
8. The Kentucky Amendment to the Con-
hitution is upon the taps. Is there not iu-
dietary CAFE, not at all provided for by the Con-
fttution! 1t gives the Federal Court iurisdic
ton in " in controversies between citizens of
the fame fate claiming lands under grants of
different RateJ." But fuppofe the controversy
is between two citizens claiming land the one
under a. fate, and the other under the U. S.
A'& cirizens of Virginia, 'claimthe fame land in
Ienneiiee under an act of TennefIee, B I'm
der law of congefs. holds the land. Would
lue IN Federal Court, when he denies il TO
be Gale ariiing rnder the laws of the u. So
Or fupPoie tfat a held the land, and fued
IN Federal Court, that Court by deciding
IN favor of the u S. N any one cafe, fllonld de-
eide on whole MATES of land, to which a fate
laid claim 4! Where is the third tribunal 10 de-
eide thofe conhctii & rights?
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er; as friends of peace, who would exhauil
every means of an honorable. accommodation
with Spain, before we embarked in war |; and
as men, who 6eiieve that the meafnres of the
lat Consfefs were calculated to produce thefe
advantages I'VE protect againft this refolution
of the Senate. ~
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ME General Meeting Of TIE Mutual Zujaraaes
Il Company GgaigF Fire C.'adt and Furniture in
fbf STATE Of Yi'giaia will take p-r at Fsrs Tavern
IN tbii City, at II o'Coetm tie forenoon, Of tie JeOuS
Monday in tie nexf month.
HIM. II. FITZWH7LS OHM, p. H..
Dtefmbry 20. ep2J.
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IN this country where 70 much saius Is sss;; 8, MI
lead and infane the public mixd il osc.,,fo De exs
mined with impartiaity, Juice and csud6ur If I'll,
examination fhould be made, IT will appearthst no e..
vereign ever had better reafons than NAPOLEON: or
more feeble executes than the King of Pr:a to- icon.
ardne their greatnefby the precarious ue Of bac-
tie. 1905 80,
Even the London Prints acknowledge thar tl,s
ftyle OF the naniiefo calculated to gall & ir-i,a,e
the Emperor Napoleon and chat they f,oud not be
iurpriied If the war fhoud aifume perlonai and ac
erimonious character. 1t feems, hSwerer that tn.
war has had but very ,ort duration fac eight or
nine days only from the commencement. to the iaa,
deitrsction OF the grand and much boaed Pru!,ian
army; ,s
1t is hoped that on,e one who ha. ,alerrs ai,i lei.
lure, viii ina more critical and elaborate manner
publiit iuch commentary upon this n,anieau as may
be juitilied either by fcls which are admitted OF
orherwile ettabliihsd. o r. +.
= ft't, -
TIE Pruhi'n Manifrfo proves the King of
Pruilia TO be as mean, rs Napoleon is amh;,io1s
He was at frlt lulled b. the boos of piunder !.
and fear afterwards kept hin, quiet. But he
foand at length, thatthe more kicking and CUT
mig he endured, the more he had TO fuffer, s. he
az length reiolved TO venture his crown upon
ms f'~ord, rather than loie it nv fubmiiIiop.
SUCH IS the true key to the Pruiiian NIanifefto.
ouch Is the uniform fPirit of monarchies! 80
Two ehe9s may be anticipated from the
con4ueit OF Psuia: the one relating to the CON-
tinent the other to G. Britain. $780, ~
LAS the Emperor of Germany vas ffript of his
acquired pof1eiiions 70 will the King OF PrulIi-
a'--The hrft was cut down to the hereditary
ftates OF Auttria and 70 will the Taft be rcdi-
ced'tothe pohsliions of the Houfe of Brandep-.
berg.---A new confederation arofe out of the
ruins of the GrR 70 will northern one b.
formed from the ruins of the lalt. Bonaparte
will be the Protector of both.
2. The Baltic will be clofed againft G. B. r
VIII not this clog upon the expectation, con-
neeted with the fupport of the Pruflian army,
and the contributions of the French, advance
the price of our own qpbsat 1?
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HsVieg beer dy'afsoi1ted in ftidgxy LA'nI in SIR
Comfy, laws time fqq aSvs,tyEd mtbi PeP'r,

HsVieg be1r dyafsoi1ted in Filing :y LA'nI in SIR
County, Jage tine Pgq ad0s,tyEd iafbi PePsr, ~
\ NOW offer for iale the FARM yher, con ! I
containing fix hundred acres, Guated on the
bank Of James River five miles above Sm: hf y', IN
thrty.ive from Norfolk. The elevated fitn
this place gives rrofPect ofhe River ten mile ..a %
and thirty miles on the oppoGte fore and peri 1,
ttest to the mof beautiful watef profpeci on a, r.
yer in the fate. The advantages and Injuries ''-
with very little trouble, can be drawn from, this
m abundance, are not only eonvenientbut flkhs 800
large family. There are extenfye orchards ITO
choien apple trees on the Land and a well ci-o
ahortment offprjng and fummer fruits, erafto dI
oeulated Ten years refdence on this place W ~, aHn M
family has proved it as healthy as eiegher 80 ge
two or three years pat, we have been uS 80 iar
hatter myfelf that view of the improx o,a 10:
foil will not dappoint any perlon defrous aia
permanent fettlement or the River, ffor G,.i@h
often offered for fale) The terms will ~ nor
communicating TO the purchafer and fCol T. t AS
January, Poiieflion may be had in the ro,,c !i e
mouth, If required. RIGIfAJ IN COc VI rhNt
---S--,, - OaW4w
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NOTICE

1"eJA9)fT'6sr infend' mo1iag 10 tie Aate of
Kentucky, in IbrH nevt =
n ~ SstJo"' baDin!g claims aga M f5e eqa,.
County, are reqaeed 10 bring f5enr gzeo,,J
perry 8nfbenfieafed By fbaf time. 6sLer7g;E thi.
rene q0iH be plead in bar agaiaR ali el;,,,,
hioifed Gtter Tint date. Tbojs ia4ek-. dfo E,;Jec
t@fe, aom pieqf MAKE immediate PEI mem. -, y.
longer indulgence can be eiz,s1. - 10
~ - JHNE &. 7RhBUE. A4m'x.
-
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NANTED Immediately, ten 70 n of cjesn ES.-
W charitable HEMP, for whic a IiberaI 80
WIN be given in cath. PRoSsgR tg' doNcURF
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HE f5S,iSrr aaepts nsI s-oS.- Se ,,6s,,ri.. =.
J''ssa'' hs"f be i'fsa&s 70 pra9lje L.5JV /, q,
DyT'fa C6s7ee'1 Caa,f Of IfiHissves,o.
CAR76R BRA.xTsy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28
Patent Elastic Suspenders,

Tsss 1as,, :~haiesale and retail, Of the hateatee
rect a.oor 6elqss Of. .d}erGnder AfsXenzfe's,
lo7ye7. esd e. Prince street. 4le-sa7ads7a.
SFEEy sarpass my yet extant, for ease, g
l. legance, &c. Masters of vessels and
other gentlemen goiag to the West Indies,
Spanish slain, sc. 1naY be furnished With an
assort;n M, and great allowance TO those who
purchase by the quantity,
n. B.. The buttons on the back. parts of the
waistband ought to, ise placed the sane distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspenders, 10 prevent nnprop rstaiaing
and thereby destroying the case desigacd III the
construction Of. the article.
I,4y s. RICHARD IIORWELL.
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PUBLIC SALE.

T1Y virtue OF a deed Of trust from ahel
% AIsC,arty, ESQ. to the subscriber, made
for the purpose CT securing the payment OF a
debt due from tie said Daniel M'Carty to Ro7
bert f.. fIoee & Co. of Alexandra, will DC
exposed to public sale On the fifteenth day Of
November merit, to the highest bidder, for
ready money
A Tract OF Parcel OF Land,
Situated in the county of Fairfax, On the wa
ters Of Accotink, commonly called tie lNouat
.fir Tract, containing between SIX end seven
hundred acres, toy .sher with the buildings and
Improvements thereon--it being the tract OF
l,.ld whsreon the said Daniel MfCarty hath
for some siae past resided. Tbe sale vail
take place at the dwelling house of the said
Daniel MsCarty, on the said premises.
Thomas Swami, Trustee
October.s dts
aE The above lale is postponed
until T]MrJaay the asd of November,
on which day it will certainly take
place, on the terms and at the place
mentioned in the foregoing adyertils-
meat.
Thomas av1,sa, Trultes.
Octeber Il.
! I. hhds. sUG AR Of good quality,
SO bbIs. do. do.
y pipes 4th proof Brandy
or. casks Sherry Wine Of excellent
II do. do. Malaga do. . quality.
Boxes of Cotton Cards
Sacks of Licorice Root and Sage
Barrels Of Clover and Herds Grass Seed
And a large quantity Of Red Soils Leather,
A For Sale by te.e
Benjamin shreye, Jun
duly sa
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For KEN i.

The STORE, on Piince-street, between
Fairfax and Rrinee.street, lately i'll the occu-
patton CT Mr.. Rams, !. 1t is well calculated
for dry or wet goods store. The rent MO-
dcrate. Apply TO
- William Hodgfon.
Co,,4
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t. REMoVA AL.

E~IIE subscriber has removed hls Stoisc =
+ the warehouse lasaly occupied BY Nj
Gore, two doors below Mr.. havey Da9c7's,
WHARF, he intends 0 keep an assortment u t.'e
Choicest Groceries.
Re las at fsresen! o7 hand, q qaa!Stv met &c
can recommend, by sehoi.aak Or rcfa'1,
Muscosado a1rd leaf sugar; GGsa%lc''2eand
st. Domingo coffee, yours hyso.t and itispc-
rial teas, choioc Rhode Island cisseacs, Gei.t-
inc Spanish Segars of fret quaE:y. chocolate,
mould and dilt candles, spinning COT. g, wrap
ping paper, rnosasses, finc ana coa&se set lii
bulk and s.scls, Boston ram, pe.r;h brandy,
wl,is.ey, SC. &c.
lie has Ct present, s1ad rrhcct9 70 kefh snh31hed
z,Iia,
y. Car!isss fes,,lr, Of s,}pee;er II, sstactllTa,
for family use, and fresh b,lctar ioHlt ne COM
=. 4. lINDo.
October %.
y: B. Business in the Brokerage Line done
as usual
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-28
TUESDAY; OcToBER %, 1906.
FUR SALE,


BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
~ hogsheads Jamaica rum, 4th proff
90 do, ST. Croix do. Sd do.
10 ) do. n, Eng. do.
10 pipes Holland gin
do. Anerican do. of superior quail.
Q do. L. P. Madeira wine ] Of ereeAens
2 do. l.. M. do. do, qrfa1 zpa',-
quarter casks dc. do. ranfed fure'
do. Marseilles wine
20 bbls. prime beet-Cennectlcut lnspee
80 do. prime pork--NewsJersey Go.
10 boxes mould candles
IS do. English white soap---ycry dry
2 chests hyson-sKin tea
500 bushels ST. Uhcs salt.
Wadfworth and Butler,
Union, between King and Pflncc-street.,
October Is.